Because you grow into them, or they grow into you.
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And when they do, they will need him to grow into himself and to grow into someone else.
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But you don't just start fasting, you grow into it, just like you grow into the person you eventually become.
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It definitely took time — I had to grow into it.
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For hooks and Watson, feminism is something you grow into.
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Catch them early, and they will grow into better citizens.
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His features were struggling to grow into his widening skull.
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I knew that metal shackles could grow into the skin.
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"Those small businesses grow into really big businesses," McGee said.
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"We'd like to even grow into other cities," Vern said.
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These may take root later and grow into new tumors.
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Little insecurities left unchecked grow into big fears of failure.
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It will never grow into that price to sales ratio.
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"Millennials are taking longer to grow into adulthood," she said.
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The hope was that Trump would grow into the job.
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Nature dictates that the grass should eventually grow into form.
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"Think about who you hope to grow into," Kurtz says.
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They help our children learn and grow into successful adults.
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From there, they grow into a thin piece of steak.
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Naturally, she'll grow into her art, as did her sister.
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Remember, those little things will grow into much bigger things.
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We try to grow into the best versions of ourselves.
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I think that they could grow into those expectations, absolutely.
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The hope is that Snap will grow into its expectations.
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The children grow into complicated teenagers, then leave for college.
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Will Dan, Darlene or someone else grow into this role?
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You are born together, grow into who you are together.
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We hope that our daughter can grow into those qualities.
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Is it possible Snap will grow into its Facebook ambitions?
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So these business models will basically grow into each other.
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It's amazing to watch them grow into the men they've become.
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Acting helped Kravitz grow into the confident woman she is today.
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And stunted children grow into adults unable to achieve their potential.
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We're seeing storms gobble up other storms to grow into superstorms.
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Is this a space you and your family can grow into?
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She's helped me grow into the man that I am today.
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Working relationships do sometimes grow into deep friendships, if you're lucky.
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They need to, so that their pupils can grow into themselves.
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It can now grow into a more organized and powerful system.
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Don't choose who to be—grow into yourself through hard work.
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They grow into strong women who return to destroy your world.
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It is unlikely the President can grow into this model overnight.
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They grow into strong women that return to destroy your world.
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The oysters need that shell to grow into a baby oyster.
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Over time, a small opening can grow into a bigger one.
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As each speck gathers more and more material, it can grow into a rocky planet like our own, become enveloped in thick clouds like Venus, or even grow into a gas giant like Jupiter or Saturn.
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Winslet continually plays the kind of women I'd like to grow into.
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I have an 11 shoe, so they have to grow into it!
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Still, in those years, she would grow into a self-possessed woman.
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For decades, that has meant coaxing proteins to grow into crystal structures.
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I've always said it is an honor to grow into your face.
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He might be able to grow into a role on both ends.
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She also marveled at watching him grow into a man, she says.
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Another storyline asks simply: How does a seed grow into a tree?
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But on those shows, the characters had to grow into their personas.
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It's not often wombats grow into their thirties, or get internet famous.
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The massive Bear 747 just happened to "grow into" his given number.
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It is powerful watching them grow into themselves and become more confident.
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Wang said he expects the division to grow into a core business.
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A WeWork customer may grow into unused workspaces as it hires people.
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This is the system they're hoping to one day grow into AGI.
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Their skin hardens, bumps appear over their noses and grow into horns.
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"He had to grow into the job," vice chairman Philip Parker said.
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It feels sustainable and like something we can grow into something important.
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I feel that it's made me grow into a more mature person.
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If that's the case, perhaps it will grow into expectations over time.
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There's no way that Google and Facebook grow into their market caps.
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The transition tool is Anchor's latest bid to grow into a podcasting powerhouse.
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"People who buy art books grow into people who buy art," he said.
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What has it been like seeing the show grow into a bigger property?
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He said the technology could help Nikola grow into a $300 billion giant.
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Long-term, UberCENTRAL plants a seed that could grow into something much bigger.
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Not every social messaging player can hope to grow into a mega platform.
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It could start with a little light banking and grow into financial education.
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It's felt a bit like watching a child star grow into an adult.
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It's a casino which may grow into a full-fledged market for e.g.
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And if they're successful, they can potentially grow into other kinds of operations.
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And I've gotten to watch her grow into her own weird, unique style.
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How interesting would it be for his son to grow into an antagonist?
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"I think you grow into being comfortable in your own skin," he says.
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They don't even have bicycles to take the crops they grow into town.
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We need to grow into a broader national service commitment involving all ages.
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If not, he said, the stalemate could grow into a more dire condition.
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Cyberclones will grow into unique entities as they interact with the virtual world.
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Prellis instantaneously prints high-resolution tissue scaffolds that grow into functioning human organs.
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Many writers grow into their reviews over time: they become better at it.
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From Honduras to Guatemala to Mexico, the number would grow into the thousands.
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The cells are fed with nutrients and grow into "meat" within six weeks.
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"Whether it's three restaurants or 20, we want to grow into something big."
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" He added, "This was the last place I wanted to grow into adulthood.
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I guess some things outlive history, they get to grow into the present.
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The valleys and river deltas near the coast grow into lumpy mountain ridges.
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And even more rarely does a seed successfully grow into a new plant.
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You cough up the money up front, but then you can grow into it.
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And then yeah, who would have thought it would just grow into this thing.
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I didn't even "grow into" my broadness, like my mother had predicted I would.
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" She finished: "Remember, it's not where you come from, it's what you grow into.
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Watching Caputo grow into a real boy is fun — but it's also a distraction.
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Could the company that is being bought grow into a competitor to the platform?
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They can help them grow into adults who see America's inmates as human beings.
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" She finished: "Remember, it's not where you come from, it's what you grow into.
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For me I'm the kind of person who needs to grow into that feeling.
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"The dealers will have to grow into a different role over time," May acknowledged.
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It's hard to grow into the consolidator, so many of them will be consolidated.
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My sister, having just worked in children's retail says, 'Maybe you'll grow into them!
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Sometimes you have to take risks so a relationship can grow into something better!
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"The defense allowed him the opportunity to grow into an everyday player," Farrell says.
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Build new structures on your land, and watch your farm grow into an investment!
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Where they land, and which little planets grow into big planets, is anyone's guess.
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The federal government has a crucial role, which it will struggle to grow into.
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There are plenty of places and occasions for us to continue to grow into.
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We have some good players who are going to grow into very good players.
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But Meredith didn't grow into a strong feminist character — she's been one all along.
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The nodules or lesions that form can sometimes grow into cysts on the ovaries.
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Over the years, I've learned to grow into that role and feel more comfortable.
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I thought self-love was some kind of feeling I would ultimately grow into.
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Van Gundy said he believed Anthony would grow into that position more and more.
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Bone marrow was known to have stem cells that can grow into blood cells.
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"We all recognized him to potentially grow into where he is now," he said.
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Several observers say Irma has the potential to grow into a Category 53 storm.
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It fits her perfectly with a little bit of room to grow into it.
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We'll never grow into a huge operation or move our processes into a factory.
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But like many Americans, I hoped for the best: He'll grow into the job.
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Those protests grow into Moscow's biggest sustained protest movement in years before fizzling out.
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One half — the one with the brain — will typically grow into a full worm.
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But when the feeding conditions are right, they can quickly grow into giant blooms.
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What you grow into, first-person, in Tree What you grow into, first-person, in Tree Once you remove your head gear, you find a light projection of the tree you became has blossomed from where you placed your seed at the start.
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They just need a viable toehold that they can grow into market share over time.
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"The offer will gradually grow into credit and insurance," the company said in a statement.
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Such an evolution of e-commerce could grow into yet another competitive advantage for Amazon.
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The company says the acquisition will help it grow into the home and food categories.
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But anything that can be added to it, maybe someday it will grow into that.
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You can be creative here, and grow into the person you are meant to be.
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Eventually, they collect enough mass to form solid bodies that continue to grow into planets.
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Her encounter with the sea of motherhood has indeed made her grow into someone else.
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Facebook, Google, and Amazon have been allowed to grow into massive companies with no regulation.
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The Nets will give him free rein to try to grow into his NBA game.
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Research firm Newzoo predicts that it will grow into a $463 million business this year.
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Try to get them to start with a small audience and grow into their hobby.
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But he could very well transform and grow into himself and grow out of criminality.
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The score and the soundtrack need to work to help you grow into the story.
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At first, I thought, "I don't know about this," but then you grow into it.
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In two to four years, that small bud will grow into limbs that produce fruit.
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It's too big on him now, but the point is that he'll grow into it.
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At what point will I actually grow into this job, because I have the title?
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"These are fun things for her to grow into, from our Bachelor crew," says Waddell.
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"This was a small storm they never thought would grow into a monster," Trump said.
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The conflicts we fail to address will grow into the wars we need to fight.
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Alarming shouts in the background grow into gurgling wails as vomit bubbles up in throats.
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That should give Jaguars fans some hope that he can continue to grow into 2016.
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I hope it can grow into that yield, but right now, I'm taking a pass.
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We've watched them overcome challenge after challenge and grow into strong young women shaping events.
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And then — out of sight of any human camera — they grow into huge, extraordinary creatures.
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New presidents typically grow into the job, but Trump remains a bully and a charlatan.
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This bingo marketing website was our first success and would ultimately grow into Catena Media.
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That gave it room to grow into something that we didn't imagine at that time.
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Quarterly earnings have to essentially grow into the lofty expectations built up by the market.
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Fans of the show have watched him grow into the pre-teen he is today.
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You can expect this to stay consistent as we continue to grow into new markets.
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Mr. Grey started a fledgling television production business that could grow into a profit center.
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The question is which of them will grow into a problem big enough to matter.
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The littlest West was also gifted a hooded sweatshirt that she may need to grow into.
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Or engineering cells to grow into a heart valve to replace one damaged from heart disease.
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"Our ambition is to grow into the largest operator of LNG import terminals worldwide," said Jusius.
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Just like human infants, orangutan babies need stimulating activities to grow into happy and healthy kids.
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Turns out those features could predict whether a small tumor would grow into a big one.
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But as we grow into adulthood, the model for how to maintain our friendships isn't clear.
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Chimps, for example, are cute as babies, but then grow into extremely strong — sometimes aggressive — adults.
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"I won't be able to watch them develop and grow into beautiful young women," she said.
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That has made it harder for young startups to prosper and grow into big companies themselves.
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I think as I grow into becoming a woman, I [find] bigger ways to do that.
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"Girls who cannot process their traumas grow into women who continue to experience PTSD," she says.
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This is likely to grow into bigger activities in 2019 as Mr Modi seeks re-election.
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It's like watching a grain of sand, stuck inside an oyster, grow into an enormous pearl.
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That surface encourages bone to grow into the implant, which secures it more firmly in place.
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We need to help them grow into those roles and be prepared with the right tools.
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The shoes are a bit big for her now, but she can certainly grow into them.
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It's a story of how the young twins grow into themselves during their mother's difficult absence.
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The mayor says she is looking forward to help the baby grow into a wonderful Washingtonian.
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It definitely gives me hope that Danielle and I can grow into something that lasts forever.
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Eventually they or someone has the potential to grow into a full scheduling platform for residents.
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Everyone in the firm became all about the entrepreneurial struggle and helping founders grow into CEOs.
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Over a generation or two, these common experiences may grow into a common foreign policy culture.
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It, too, will one day grow into a bloated star, gently shed its mass, and die.
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The increased debt burden may grow into a potential threat to domestic growth and financial stability.
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It essentially sounds like he wants it to grow into a successful left-leaning media company.
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We need more babies to grow into healthy young producers to keep our economic engine humming.
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"I have watched the young people grow into really kind, empathetic, curious human beings," Ung said.
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There's something so inherently lethargic about watching a full head of lettuce grow into adult lettuce.
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We can't wait to see the groundbreaking ideas accepted for the show grow into viable businesses.
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The global anti-aging industry is projected to grow into a $271 billion market by 2024.
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To be fair, my kids are fairly young and may very well grow into Yankee obsessives.
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The kindergartner is practically swimming in the shirt now, but eventually he will grow into it.
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And Wentz just needed time to grow into the player he had the potential to become.
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Left unexplained is how voting Republican will help your daughter grow into a violin-playing prodigy.
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These cells were stimulated to grow into brain cells and were then cultivated for eight weeks.
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Investors are skittish that a festering trade skirmish will grow into a full-on trade war.
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A common myth in Sudan is that an uncut clitoris will grow into a third leg.
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The publisher announced last week that The Washington Examiner magazine would grow into a weekly publication.
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Watson, can you grow into a multibillion-dollar business and become the engine of IBM's resurgence?
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If you don't, your resentment will likely grow into a bitterness that will doom your marriage.
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But once start-ups grow into giants, they can no longer employ certain tactics, he added.
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Sit back and watch your garden grow into plants you can clip to use in cooking.
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With the right business acumen, these side hustles can eventually grow into a full-fledged brand.
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The company is also planning to grow into trading natural gas liquids, biofuels and crude oil.
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They grow into identical boys with milk-white hair, who enjoy the mischief of exchanging roles.
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So far it remains an experiment but one that could grow into something much more dangerous.
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But what was going through my mind was, would the intense feeling grow into a movement?
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Franken was a good politician, and many Democrats hoped he might grow into a presidential candidate.
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In the U.A.E., cloud seeding is just one measure, but it can grow into a solution.
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But the company has had to grow into that valuation and is still struggling to get there.
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Whether today's jihadist cubs grow into tomorrow's lions will depend largely on how long this interest lasts.
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You grow into your instrument, and it also feeds into your body; it's a two-way relationship.
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Even small debts like unpaid fines or utility bills can grow into sums many can never repay.
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And some of those floppy-eared, tiny-tailed puppies will eventually grow into responsible, diligent working dogs.
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The decision deflated France and Diacre's players were less aggressive, allowing Brazil to grow into the game.
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In industrial greenhouses, seeds grow into "oak-dark heat-resistant five-foot-seven Malayalees" in 23 days.
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Flowers grow into fruit, and when the flower buds were destroyed, the crop essentially went with them.
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Fielder looked like he was on track to grow into a Home Depot, complete with plumbing aisles.
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Show them you all get along so the child can grow into a happy and safe individual.
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That uncertainty will provide room for pessimism to feed on itself and perhaps grow into something unmanageable.
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What has allowed him to grow into one of the most respected executives in the NBA today?
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Now, I think this thing is going to grow into a bigger and bigger and bigger scandal.
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Food-educated kids will grow into adults who are better able to navigate the complex food environment.
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"I have watched the young people grow into really kind, empathetic, curious human beings," Ung tells PEOPLE.
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As we grow into adulthood, we face economic violence from systems set up to empower straight men.
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I think Tacko has the potential to grow into something great on both sides of the ball.
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These are the twin pillars that helped the service grow into the global giant it is today.
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His experiments showed that screwworm pupae could grow into sterile adults that could mate, but not reproduce.
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It's a massive part of Microsoft's business now, and it will only continue to grow into 22017.
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How did you grow into being a leader and what did your leadership style end up as?
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They noted estimates that the size of the blockchain industry could grow into the tens of billions.
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With Fleming aboard, the firm expects to grow into global equities, environmentally conscious investing and strategic advisory.
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But it takes many decades for seedlings to grow into trees and recapture all the carbon emitted.
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Over the next three years, I watched him grow into a clever, energetic and humorous little boy.
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If this moment is going to grow into a movement, it must do more than move products.
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As the bluefin grow into fingerlings, they eat the larva of other fish, also raised on site.
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But we don't yet give them resources to grow into men who are both sensitive and masculine.
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Valuations may be beside the point, particularly if tech earnings can continue to grow into their valuations.
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They understood that Republicans cannot grow into a long-term majority party without additional support from Latinos.
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Time is a $200 million company today and wants to grow into a billion-dollar media company.
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Cool, but it's going to be hard for the company to grow into its valuation while pivoting.
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Third, startups typically have to grow into their valuation, and that's hard even under the best conditions.
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"People have laid out so many options for me, so many futures to grow into," she said.
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With a strong and healthy foundation in their early years, children grow into contributing members of society.
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And they watched their guards, many of whom were children when they were captured, grow into adults.
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"You can expect this to stay consistent as we continue to grow into new markets," Bennett said.
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It will likely grow into a very strong contender in the esports scene over the next year.
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He hopes he, too, can grow into something bigger and more powerful than just a tennis player.
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But like most of us that grow into adulthood, they realize what they've been doing was wrong.
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Sometimes, we just need to grow into movies or books that society isn't just ready for yet.
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Google and Facebook have thus far been allowed to grow into massive, global companies with little government oversight.
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I've received some pretty good feedback about it and am curious to see what it can grow into.
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While small founder populations can be lucky and grow into large and stable populations, this is relatively unlikely.
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Growth capital and farmland resources will be critical for companies looking to grow into viable, global farming businesses.
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They like to play sports -- mom and dad want the girls to grow into healthy, strong young ladies.
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It's why there will likely be more small outbreaks of violence that could potentially grow into bigger ones.
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Will Pinterest, in the end, be able to grow into a huge business like Facebook (and even Snap)?
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It was expected to grow into an independent firm with a valuation as high as $20bn or more.
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Netflix dominates locally, but international audiences represent a much more tantalizing opportunity that it has to grow into.
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These itty-bitty babies will eventually grow into their giant eyes, expanding to be 20 to 25 cm.
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" Trump continued, "Nip problems in the bud before they grow into more serious and hard-to-solve issues.
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The obvious comparison is Joni Mitchell, and there's every reason to believe that Heynderickx can grow into that.
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Instead, he is going to use this as a painful learning experience to grow into a better man.
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Maybe they've grow into people who still care about each other, but can't work as a couple anymore.
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He's worse than Plumlee right now, but he can grow into a role as a cheap starting center.
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When it came to recruiting, there was a lot of upside in having a valuation to grow into.
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If immigrants arrive and create a thriving community, your floating town could expand and grow into a city.
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There wasn't a position for her to grow into, and she was working over 70 hours a week.
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I kept on thinking I would grow into it, but I'm never sure I'm doing the right thing.
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Their musical relationship helped Krallice's music grow into a dense display of layered riffing and lightning-quick drumwork.
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You can warehouse space, take down 1813,000 to 35,000 square feet and sublease 20,000 to grow into later.
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"I'm having a better time watching my kids grow into it and become professional athletes," Truex Sr. said.
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They have seen me grow into the person that I am today, and they respect what I do.
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"I always knew that I would grow into myself, and it seems to be bearing out," he said.
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Should Hurricane Dorian grow into a Category 4 storm, it could produce winds of more than 130 mph.
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The Wolverines' Moritz Wagner should go in the second round and might grow into a solid N.B.A. player.
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Democrats can grow into the soft support — as long as they're smart and Trump continues to just swell.
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The fungi — which can flourish nowhere else — grow into dense webs that the ants feed to their larvae.
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And while there's no doubt he would grow into the position over time, veterans don't have that time.
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When it comes to a temperature control fail like mine, those low concentrations can grow into real threats.
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Your fans grow into you, and then they grow out of you and they're on to something else.
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"I think in the next few years we will grow into a global sport business," said Bond Muir.
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Learning how to effectively talk and listen to others helped me grow into a successful networker and salesman.
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In less than a month, the Trump administration has already allowed two "brushfires" to grow into legal conflagrations.
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It's a dynamic plant, with fuzzy leaflets that grow into large spiny leaves that sprout bright fuchsia flowers.
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So, those are some of the factors that we look at when we grow into a new market.
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Once swallowed, Echinococcus granulosus can grow into cyst-like lesions, called cystic echinococcosis or CE, according to the CDC.
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Aldo, meanwhile, clearly showed signs of tiring in the third round and Edgar began to grow into the fight.
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Barry is expected to grow into a hurricane by the time it makes landfall, the National Hurricane Center said.
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Thought to eventually grow into supermassive black holes , the midsize objects are incredibly difficult to identify , the scientists said.
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In 2003, Apple launched iTunes on Windows, helping it grow into the top digital music store in the world.
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My inner romantic always hopes that I could meet someone and it would grow into something significant and monogamous.
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This model helped YouTube grow into the web's biggest video platform, but it has also led to some problems.
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The Microsoft-WeWork partnership starts as a pilot with 300 Microsoft employees, but may indeed grow into something bigger.
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Some starfish have incredible powers of regeneration: tear them up and the pieces quickly grow into complete new creatures.
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This alleviates the need to wait for cells to grow into quantities large enough for sensors to detect them.
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Crux recently moved into a new office space at 10 Grand Central that the firm hopes to grow into.
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There's certainly a strong, sizeable business for Snap even it if can't grow into a billion-daily-user juggernaut.
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They are more likely to grow into adults who drink to excess, are violent, or are victims of violence.
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The partnership will help Bungie grow into a "global, multi-franchise entertainment studio," according to NetEase CEO William Ding.
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The result was a haploid stem cell which was pluripotent—able to grow into all kinds of different tissues.
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I love spending time with these two, and I can't wait to see the amazing humans they grow into.
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The Stones also have a clear division of responsibilities, a necessity for startups hoping to grow into stable companies.
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Surgery can remove the tumor, but it often still leaves behind the malignant stem cells that grow into tumors.
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Second, Bombardier might grow into another Airbus, a rival Boeing did not take seriously until it was too late.
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Augmented reality is the technology underpinning the mirrorworld; it is the awkward newborn that will grow into a giant.
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It seems marathoners reflect a significant level of mental toughness, and that toughness appears to grow into middle age.
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Members of this community gave me a lot of advice and helped me grow into who I am now.
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That's little time to grow into a world power, especially considering the history of the world's other major leagues.
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I then began volunteering with the End Revenge Porn campaign, which would grow into the Cyber Civil Rights Initiative.
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More than anything, you want to help them grow into good people, to guide them in the right direction.
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Secondary rounds like this can be important as companies grow into later stages but look to put off IPOs.
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This is the "we'll grow into our valuation" strategy, nearly universally said in Silicon Valley and equally often untrue.
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The cloud services market is expected to grow into a $236 billion industry by 2020, research firm Forrester estimates.
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I pray that I can be the best father to you and help you grow into an amazing woman.
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If you want to grow into an extraordinary version of yourself, you must be willing to fail — a lot.
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Lee sparked an innovation in comic book storytelling in the 1960s and watched it grow into a movie phenomenon.
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If a startup has raised outside funding and "there's no money to grow into a business, that's a failure."
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Does a person need so many tragedies to grow into a man who expects to be murdered as penance?
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Another study, by Research and Markets, estimates in-car infotainment will grow into a $30 billion market by 2022.
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"I have watched her grow into the determined and talented woman she is today," he wrote in an email.
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I saw, at Cooper Union, how a conversation that started with education could grow into something much, much larger.
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In that way, these small-scale experiments with obscure voting systems can grow into something that transforms American politics.
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One critical difference between then and now is that, back then, we had a vast continent to grow into.
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For example, providing warm clothing for the homeless can grow into advocacy for more essential programs to end homelessness.
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These five single-screen venues would eventually grow into Loews Cineplex, the widely popular movie theaters with 200 locations worldwide.
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There had always been a spark, but I went into the date hoping it could grow into a bigger flame.
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Musk's goal is for this base to grow into a thriving city and ultimately a self-sustaining civilization on Mars.
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Now you're supposed to go to your grave with this piece of information, allowing its mysteriousness to grow into credibility.
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Her therapist, as always, looked like the kind of woman Sarah secretly hoped she still had time to grow into.
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Over the last year, we've seen the 23 year-old actress grow into one of 2019's biggest style icons.
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Without intervention, predatory, abusive behavior can become even more deeply entrenched in a young person as they grow into adulthood.
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Fans have been hoping that Morgan Rielly would grow into the role, but the oft-maligned Gardiner might be closer.
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And it will probably take more than a weekend of political backlash to help it grow into more worthy competitor.
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Or that it would grow into actual paper invitations and stationery (originally given the cheeky name "Paper by Paperless Post").
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We can only imagine what we'll uncover about other iconic characters of yesteryear as we continue to grow into adulthood.
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They might use adhesive to apply a "splint" underneath the ingrown nail, so it doesn't grow into the skin anymore.
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"I have seen YouTube grow into this beautiful platform of education and community, especially for the trans community," he says.
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"Everything makes it worth it – knowing you're nurturing and helping this person grow into a great human thing," she says.
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Notably, few high-profile Trump supporters immediately rescinded their endorsement, but the number slowly continued to grow into Saturday morning.
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It's also not uncommon for biotech startups to grow into multi-billion dollar public companies a few years after IPO.
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It's cold and dark and populated by slugs that grow into cat-eating monsters – but where did it come from?
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Lyft already has added scooters and bicycles into its fleet and Horowitz said there's room to grow into other operations.
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"Opportunity zones let you find something in the rough and polish it and have it grow into something," said Miller.
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But to replace a steak, you need to grow the cells into the tissues they grow into in living animals.
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A successful deal between the two Canadian fertiliser producers would help them grow into a global giant in the field.
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It never occurred to her that it could grow into a weekly class with several students in a yoga studio.
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I hope Hollow Knight really does what Spelunky did, and we see the soulslike grow into a flexible, vibrant genre.
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As startups grow into large corporations, they need managers to help run things, not just software engineers to run code.
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Over time, it became a critical foundation in creating the borderless economy that would grow into the modern European Union.
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"It takes a hell of a partner to help their spouse grow into the person they really are," Rawls wrote.
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Those were the Twins of Kent Hrbek, Gary Gaetti and Frank Viola, who would grow into champions five years later.
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Ryan vowed to climb higher and did so by trying to grow into an amalgamation of his brothers' best qualities.
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Or, or: this experience has bonded them together and they will grow into a top-half payoff in short order.
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The trouble is that learning to handle failure is healthy for kids, and helps them grow into competent young adults.
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They confirmed in the lab that a large portion of crowberry seeds found in the feces could grow into seedlings.
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"It's a worthiness thing, or an impatience with myself to grow into the person I want to be," she said.
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The existing layer of nonequity partners will be expanded "to allow junior partners to grow into equity partnership," she added.
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"Once you're done, congratulations — you now have 20 potential business ideas that you can grow into a flourishing side hustle."
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He is biding his time until one of the backups, Christian Hackenberg or Bryce Petty, can grow into the job.
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"Most of the young people start on those heavy, metal bikes before they grow into proper racing bikes," Kinjah said.
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The billionaire has been pursuing an aggressive strategy of investing in startups that he hopes will grow into industry leaders.
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"She believes we have a real opportunity to help the next generation as they grow into adults," Grisham told CNN.
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Over the eons the baby-verse would grow into the starry spectacle we now see when the sun goes down.
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The smart home market is expected to grow into a $53 billion industry by 2022, according to Zion Market Research.
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Paulsen sees 2018 as an adjustment year for the stock market, a pause to allow earnings to grow into valuations.
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"I believe HQ can grow into the next generation-defining entertainment platform," Banister wrote in a statement provided to Recode.
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The costs were "a little drag on earnings in the first quarter, but they will grow into profitability shortly," Jacobs said.
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But in season three's first episode, Serial both returns to its roots and gives itself room to grow into something new.
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MB: When should startup founders bring in experienced "operators," if they don't have any, or can they grow into the role?
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That's helped the company grow into 34 countries, with major Asian and Middle Eastern countries being added this year, he adds.
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Since then, a number of other companies have jumped on board, helping the secondary screen grow into something more than novelty.
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"You want cells to grow into it, to populate the new cartilage and re-enforce it as they develop," says Vollrath.
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Are there signs that he could grow into a leading candidate, ultimately rivaling — maybe even beating — Mr. Biden and Ms. Warren?
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Mothers, fathers, grandparents and siblings find the tools, classes, and confidence to grow into their new roles with love and encouragement.
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But to replace a steak, you need to grow the cells into the tissues that they grow into in living animals.
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Hopefully start-ups succeed against huge risks and grow into successful companies, but in over 50 percent of deals, they fail.
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Every time you lose a job, you didnt get the opportunity to grow into the woman you were meant to be.
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It brings me so much joy to watch you grow into the most beautiful, sweet, kind-hearted and loving little girl.
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"For me to watch you grow into something so beautiful and amazing," reads part of the card shown on the screen.
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People understand the need for HIBP to grow into a more sustainable model and they see the potential in doing so.
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Go somewhere where I can grow as a player, grow into who I'm becoming as a player, person, and a man.
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Her replacement, Kelly, has struggled to grow into her Today spot and is off to a slow start in the ratings.
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During his eight years in office, President Barack Obama has seen hackers grow into a threat no president has faced before.
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Raising a healthy child includes educating that child on proper nutrition and physical activity in order to grow into healthy adults.
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The rivalry only heats up as the humble cardboard stands grow into big industrial plants and their owners into young adults.
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The answer, hopefully, is lab-grown meat, built from cell samples that grow into the same tissue you chow down on.
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Kravitz appears to have kept her buzz long, however, giving herself the option to seamlessly and quickly grow into a pixie.
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Lee, who died in November at age 95, saw his ink-on-paper, pulp comic characters grow into movie money-makers.
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There was no 'We're grateful that investors have placed such a significant valuation for us to grow into' kind of commentary.
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This difference in ease of use could pose a problem for the company as it attempts to grow into new markets.
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Beyond that, I want to keep an open mind and follow great entrepreneurs who want to grow into world-class CEOs.
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Exactly a year has passed since the fire that would grow into the deadliest wildfire in California's history first started burning.
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It is a suspenseful Orwellian love story that could have used more breathing room to grow into a full-blown novel.
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The goal is that the police and neighborhoods would work together to solve percolating issues before they grow into bigger crimes.
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"You get the title but… you do have to grow into the position and understand what it actually means," he added.
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"I had to grow into the role where I am now where I can speak out and say something," she says.
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As we now know, bone marrow produces cells called "blasts", which take time to grow into infection-fighting white blood cells.
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It also doesn't have to contend yet with Snapchat, which could give it the ability to grow into new similar features.
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It's a great opportunity to see the future of tech unfold — who knows, these startups may grow into tomorrow's tech titans.
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Which means we should have the conditions to really make this grow into a higher-profile orchestra than it is now.
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The project began as a summer seminar with plans to grow into a yearlong undergraduate program (participants can earn college credit).
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He is trapped in his unsuitable role, and we are trapped with him, fearing he will not grow into the part.
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I know that she'll grow into it and continue to love it as she can reach the third and fourth floors.
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The spreadsheet, which captured the ideals of what would soon grow into the #metoo movement, had almost immediate real-world effects.
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"Our aim is to double our sales from 2017 in 2018 and continue to grow into the market," he said Thursday.
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Without SNAP, the children I see in my practice would have fewer opportunities to thrive and grow into healthy, productive adults.
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And now they're hoping a bid to revolutionize bookkeeping will grow into a startup that can disrupt the entire fintech market.
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And I think that is a key driver of why we're seeing customer occasions increase and traffic grow into our stores.
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With compound interest over 18 years, that would grow into a significant sum that could be used toward payment for college.
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An investment in this ETF gives an investor entry to smaller-cap names, ones that will hopefully grow into global companies.
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The services would remain distinct, but the back-end connections between the three apps would grow into one master messaging platform.
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When boys grow up without identifying with women, when they are allowed to grow into men without understanding that women are complex, three-dimensional people whose stories are just as interesting and valuable as their own, boys grow into a masculinity that inherently conceives of itself as better — and more human — than anyone who expresses femininity.
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Over 12 weeks, the cells started to grow into the shape of the mold, replacing bits of it that had already disintegrated.
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More than myth-busting Almost everyone involved with Snopes wants it to grow into more than just a website that debunks stuff.
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When did you start seeing the ecosystem grow into an actual scene versus something only a handful of people were doing here?
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You have until the corresponding full moon on July 9 to tend to those seeds and watch them grow into something amazing.
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I had no desire to grow into men like the other boys and yet was too terrified to have my truth revealed.
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Indeed, the database market represents one of the largest categories of software that could grow into a $63B TAM by 1003 vs.
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If Google has its way, a healthy number of start-ups like Cloudtenna will grow into formidable businesses and become big spenders.
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Part of the process was making these lung stem cells grow into colonies (stem cells in general are really good at replicating).
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Whole industries that once dominated the planet are just a figment in memory's eye, while new industries quietly grow into massive behemoths.
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But more than anything else, it's an ambitious movie — a sophomore statement from a filmmaker just beginning to grow into his powers.
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People can make a different choice: they can foster a lil' Christmas tree and help it grow into a beautiful adult tree.
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It lets me grow into the things that I want instead of trying to sew them into a skin that rejects them.
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I also wanted it to feel like a space that wasn't too babyish and would allow him room to grow into it.
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This sort of bundling could be an opportunity for Airbnb, were it to grow into the travel booking hub of its dreams.
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And when Brooklyn becomes the next Manhattan, startups will just reinvent another city and grow into other outer boroughs — starting with Queens.
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Small companies fail to grow into large (usually formal) ones because hundreds of unreformed labour laws make doing business legitimately a nightmare.
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On the other hand, given the transformative potential of engineering-based bio platforms, the cubs that do survive can grow into lions.
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As Hayes continues to grow into a little person, Alba is also getting ready to return to work, specifically back to acting.
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Some say the case cowed Microsoft, giving Google the space to be successful and, ultimately, grow into a giant of its own.
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Children Congratulations: That sleep-destroying bump has turned into a sleep-destroying baby, who will soon grow into a sleep-destroying toddler.
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The eggs produced by Saitou and his colleagues are far too immature to be fertilized, much less grow into a human child.
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He looks for startups that can grow into big businesses, ones that can bring in at least $1 billion in sales annually.
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That could help it, in the end, not grow into its $30 billion valuation, but help it continue to grow beyond that.
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Eye tracking may be able to help address some of the cognitive differences we find as these amazing kids grow into adults.
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The closest thing to a scandal under his watch has been his godson happening to grow into America's top high school prospect.
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They were just hoping that if he got the right people and decisionmaking processes in place, he could grow into the job.
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The National Weather Service expects the storm to grow into a Category 24 hurricane by Saturday, with winds of around 211 mph.
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This is helping Murphy learn and grow into a confident puppy which will help him be a confident guide dog one day.
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The enormous response prompted him to form a group, never dreaming that it would move offline and grow into a mass movement.
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Tullman said the next step, in addition to trying to expand internationally, is to also grow into management for other chronic diseases.
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She notes that while some companies can afford to wait to grow into a higher valuation, others may not be so lucky.
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His complete failure to grow into the job has allowed multiple power centers to emerge and vie for ascendency within the administration.
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After the injection, the graft will be completely secure and eventually surrounding bone tissue will grow into it, anchoring it in place.
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With involvement dating back to when she was 73 years old, the national team has watched Nurse grow into a driving force.
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We get a sense of, who did these people grow into with the assumption or the achievement of great power and influence?
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In that way, it helps that Boone has never managed; he can grow into the job in lock step with his boss.
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Ed may have to grow into his command, but that doesn't mean he should be the least memorable person on the bridge.
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Plus, boxed mattresses are super simple to set up — you basically unpackaged them, then watch them grow into a beautiful new bed.
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Mostly, that involves brewing artisanal teas, singing cute little songs about stasis and contentment, and persuading plants to grow into useful shapes.
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Once past the protective layer, the bacteria grow into a long, thin film, covering the intestinal lining with colonies of the microbes.
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A. Yes, but in fairness, I've also been crystal clear that some of that stuff we're going to have to grow into.
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Each of our children has the right to be treated with kindness and respect, just like the adults they will grow into.
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Our tendency is to sit idly by while small problems grow into unmanageable crises, then swing into action to save the day.
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Trilobites Pulsing movements in an embryo are crucial to helping intestines grow into the wonder tube that it is, a study finds.
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"They were going to grow into twenty-six-foot-long animals that could eat your dog or maybe your kid!" he said.
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That urban air sector is expected to grow into a market worth $1.5 trillion within the next 20 years, according to Shin.
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The 2010s will be remembered as the decade we saw the internet grow into a force with power beyond our wildest dreams.
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And when that show would grow into a phenomenon, she was still able to enjoy the work while feeling like a failure.
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Lead author Daniel Pauly said that when fish grow into adulthood their body mass becomes larger and their demand for oxygen grows.
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But they still respond to chemical signals sent out by genes as they grow into a tubelike body and tentacle-encircled maw.
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" He added: "Over the next 20 years, it will grow into a multibillion-dollar market as more and more consumers use them.
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"If you have it, you should hold it because it could grow into its PE." Others in the space are comparably cheap.
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We are a liberated and libertine society, which has ridiculed and destroyed the very institutions that once helped men grow into gentlemen.
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It turns out Gruen's creation had to grow into a monster then die before it could begin to achieve his desired purpose.
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As these artists grow into their work, I hope to see more exploration of material and form to match their lofty concepts.
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These tournaments helped Magic grow into a huge business that pulls in an estimated $250 million yearly, with 20 million players worldwide.
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That's the ultimate benefit of developing this mindset: the ability to learn, adapt and grow into the most high-performing version of yourself.
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Needless to say, we didn't grow into the well-adjusted adults we are today without having to leave behind some misconceptions about sex.
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The embryos did not grow into part-human piglets and the technique was far from perfect, the researchers reported in the journal Cell.
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We've celebrated with them, we've witnessed Malia and Sasha grow into beautiful young women, and we've glimpsed the first couple being utterly adorable.
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And I think the question we all have about Donald Trump, regardless of what our ideology is 'can he grow into this office?
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And after watching her totally steal the show in Captain Marvel, we can't wait to see her grow into her comic book destiny.
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When the two sperm fertilize the two eggs, it results in two single-cell organisms (zygotes), which then divide and grow into embryos.
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Flatworms can also reproduce by splitting off a piece of its own body and then allowing it to grow into a second worm.
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After many such bites, the larvae develop into thin microscopic worms which invade the host's lymphatic system, where they grow into adult worms.
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While this cutie will probably grow into her bark as time passes, this chirp-purr stage of speech is making our hearts burst.
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Every dollar you save for retirement today has the potential to grow into more than a few dollars to support you later on.
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But the story belongs to Shameik Moore's winsome Miles Morales, a living embodiment of the idea that anyone can grow into that mask.
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Given his lack of year-over-year offensive growth, it's dubious to assume that Anunoby will grow into a two-way NBA player.
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Set some of that baby's melanin to working and watch it grow into a strong and responsible steward of the earth, bruh bruh.
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So do you bet on needing to lease space for 50 people knowing you'll be wasting money while you grow into the space?
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Despite the fact that modest fashion is expected to grow into $484 billion market by 2019, the category is still very much underserved.
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This ice, which can be up to two meters (six and a half feet) thick, can bunch together and grow into deformed masses.
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As young people with Down Syndrome grow into adulthood, many require lifelong support from their parents, who may assist with daily living tasks.
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The United States has started doing something unprecedented when it comes to oil, and the impact is expected to grow into next year.
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This is the future we'd like to see, where humanity is able to grow into its role as noble protectors of the galaxy.
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The immediate run on stocks and currencies might yet grow into something worse, shaking consumer confidence and prompting households to limit their spending.
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While he was building his clothing line FUBU, which would grow into a $6 billion brand, he was waited tables at Red Lobster.
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Court-packing is just a fanciful idea for now, but it's clearly gaining traction; it may well grow into a bona fide movement.
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It'll only be a matter of time before they grow into majestic tigers, so we'll gladly settle with how adorable they are now.
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The country did get serious, did see the future, and, ultimately, it did grow into a place I want to live in again.
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My main goal now is to recruit more contributors so that we can grow into a full-on Wiki and always be current.
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They hope to grow into a Napa valley guide with all the perks of a high-tech company, albeit one that involves wine.
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Kelela, one of the newer voices on the album, shines on "Scales," a song about Black boys who prematurely grow into Black men.
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Was their gap year ultimately incidental to their lives, or did it help them grow into the person they were meant to become?
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So how did this simple graph showing U.S. Treasury bond interest rates grow into one of the most reliable recession indicators we have?
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You've seen a lot of female characters grow into their power and leadership and their ability to hold their own in whatever circumstances.
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Multi-blade razors cut the hair beneath your skin, whereas single-blade cuts level with the skin, so there's nothing to grow into.
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After years of singing about love stories based in fantasy and embellishing the details of failed courtships, "Lover" sees Swift grow into herself.
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What is now one of the more successful Brazilian-based startups could grow into a dominant force in all emerging markets, he said.
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We can't wait to watch this pink little rescue grow into the chonky, happy hog he deserves to be in his forever home!
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"By learning new ways of thinking, each of us can grow into the type of person we want to be," the program teaches.
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They had named the baby Lila, a name that was impossible for an infant to inhabit, hoping that she would grow into it.
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But if coping with a little boredom now and then helps children grow, it probably also helps parents grow into their adult selves.
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The young boy was fitted for his white gi, which fit perfectly with just a little extra room for him to grow into.
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She didn't expect to be running the Post but her renewal to grow into what was on her shoulders, because she had that responsibility.
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"I like to be open to surprises and let projects organically grow into whatever creature it wants to be," Tran tells The Creators Project.
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Pluto's frigid temperatures allow water-ice to become hard enough to grow into giant structures like mountains as tall as the Rockies on Earth.
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In the end, the entrepreneur's controlling attitude and inability to take feedback left Lemonis unconvinced that Simply Slices could grow into a nationwide chain.
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It did not grow into another bubble... thought some argue the large, private tech companies that have accrued massive valuations are their own bubble.
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He helps shape who you will ultimately become, and he watches you grow into yourself with an immense amount of pride and unconditional love.
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Most people who get raises tend to grow into their earnings instead of saving the difference, learning to rely on new extravagances like housekeepers.
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Deploying drones across China's vast rural hinterland could potentially grow into a "multi-billion" yuan business for JD he said, without giving exact projections.
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Maddie is prepared for 30-pound Pickles to grow into a large pet, and makes sure to keep him mentally stimulated, active and happy.
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"We've known each other since we were basically born … and it's amazing just to see us both grow into such incredible businesswomen," she said.
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As you grow into yourself and your sexuality, you no doubt learn more about your desires, what feels good, and what can go wrong.
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At the same time, Lisa and Ethan cry in a doctor's office while staring at the yolk sack that will grow into their baby.
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All of this, naturally, is going to be critical to Pinterest going forward as it looks to continue to grow into a larger business.
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Only when they encounter a suitable place (the local bacteria seem to be the deciding factor) will they settle down and grow into polyps.
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"It only took nine hours for Meranti to grow into a super typhoon from a typhoon," Guangdong meteorologist Zhang Dong told the news agency.
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We started Beach Goth in 2012 and have watched it grow into a strange and beautiful party larger than we could have ever imagined.
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Zenefits, however, targets multiple different employment areas for companies — which makes sense for smaller companies but not necessarily as they grow into larger ones.
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"I've known Danielle for so long [and I've gotten to] watch her grow into this amazing artist that she is today," Thomas Rhett says.
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But as Apple continues to grow into other markets, including smartwatches and TV boxes, its famous prefix seems to be falling to the wayside.
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The VR/AR market is predicted to grow into a $150 billion industry by 2020, and has all the earmarks of a hot market.
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Physicists understood that an expanding bundle of energy would grow into a crumpled mess rather than the huge, smooth cosmos that modern astronomers observe.
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The Bios Urn, released in 2013, allowed people to bury cremated remains along with a seed that, in theory, would grow into a tree.
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El Faro left Jacksonville on September 29, when Joaquin was still just a tropical storm, although it was threatening to grow into a hurricane.
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By building children's resilience early in their lives, we can better prepare them to handle past and future trauma and grow into healthy adults.
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"I cannot explain how much I look up to people that are still trying to grow into what they want to be," she explained.
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"Only after these ancestral Tyrannosaurs evolved their clever brains and sharp senses did they grow into the colossal sizes of T. rex," says Brusatte.
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"Playing every day is the only way he can grow into that stud we think we think he can be," Price said of Suarez.
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"The women have to be the most qualified, brilliant, perfect people in the world, and men get to grow into the job," Pope said.
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The legislation's partial repeal in 1999 allowed banks to grow into large institutions that ultimately faced massive losses during the financial crisis of 2008.
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Subjected to a heat of 6,000 degrees Fahrenheit, the slivers within two weeks grow into diamonds that are large enough for cutting and polishing.
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And kids who like books when they're little grow into people who read for fun later on, which has its own set of benefits.
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Molinari helped Google grow into a Washington powerhouse; now it's becoming a key player in regulatory fights over self-driving cars and artificial intelligence.
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"At this point they're relatively under-penetrated across their ultimate audience, and they're going to grow into that," said Nomura equity analyst Simeon Siegel.
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It's pretty incredible to watch and support what she does, and see her grow into the inspiring person and racer that she is now.
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It takes a hell of a partner to help their spouse grow into the person they really are, even if that means losing them.
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And Russell, when healthy, has the potential to be a franchise player, and at age 22 he has time to grow into that role.
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Representative Raul Grijalva, a senior Democrat who worked on the bill, said Puerto Rico's debt crisis, if unaddressed, could grow into a humanitarian crisis.
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The center that would grow into Obria went by a variety of names, including Birthright of Mission Viejo, according to the Campaign for Accountability.
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She said it had been formed as a force for good, one that could grow into a network that could influence events like elections.
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On a daily basis, people use their voices to share their views in ways that can spread around the world and grow into movements.
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On my hard drive I keep a Work in Progress folder, which includes anything I think might grow into a distinct piece of writing.
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Digital food delivery is projected to grow into a $467 billion business over the next five years, a 31% increase, according to Morgan Stanley.
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But I decided long ago that my need to quell my anxiety would never trump his need to grow into a self-sufficient adult.
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Crystals grow into flat stars and plates (rather than three-dimensional structures) when the edges grow outward quickly while the faces grow upward slowly.
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Occupy Wall Street, which inspired protests in 951 cities in 82 countries, would grow into one of the most consequential movements of the decade.
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Having a community filled with people we can be open with without shame has allowed us to grow into the band we are today.
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And that chi will allow it to sprout into a seedling and grow into an almond tree and replicate itself a million times over.
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She has, by fits and starts, started to really look at the people around her, and thereby to grow into who she is becoming.
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This could possible reduce fruit production and, for trees in natural areas, reduce the number of seedlings to grow into trees in the future.
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Over time the business will grow into a large TAM — a far better approach than starting off in a large market with clear winners already.
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I've yet to grow into the teeth that will one day take up a third of my face when I smile, just like my mom.
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India is expected to grow into a $72 billion e-commerce market by 2020, more than doubling from last year's $32.7 billion, according to eMarketer.
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"The joy of being a professor is watching students grow into scientists, and I'm sure Dr. Burnell would agree," Turak told me over the phone.
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It's not nostalgia, necessarily, but reaching back into a space that comfortably allowed teen girls, especially, to be vulnerable and themselves and grow into that.
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"I'm very proud of Ron and what he's doing on and off the court and watching him grow into his own man," Artest II said.
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In a doggedly sexist world, the Whitney Houston Biennial remains necessary, but it's still figuring out how to grow into a force of its own.
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Male VCs invest in male-led startups, then end up on the boards of those startups, which then grow into major male-led tech companies.
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It's possible, of course, that he will never grow into the job, and is in fact an insecure hothead who will need to be replaced.
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The answer, Mr Kandel thinks, is for startups to grow into big firms in their own right, instead of selling up to companies like Google.
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The first single from the record, "Grow Into a Ghost," is a slower, cleaner burn than anything on their last LP, 2013's Surfing Strange.
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"In order to justify these kind of valuations, you must anticipate that for now on that that sales will grow into the valuation," Blokland said.
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But with a combination of philanthropy and technology, computers could grow into responsive teachers' assistants so each student is taught the way they learn best.
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And many of the seeds that I started sowing a year ago, which at the time didn't grow into anything concrete, are now bearing fruit.
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They're also spraying larvacide and planting thousands of minnows in the waterways to gobble up the mosquito larvae before they can grow into dangerous adults.
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But investors are betting that if enough artists sign on and bring their fans, Patreon could grow into a pillar of the new creator economy.
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If we do all of these things, if we nurture and support these seeds, they will grow into the next generation of thinkers, leaders, doers.
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Twitter had just passed its fifth birthday, and it was only starting to grow into its role as the global clearinghouse for opinions and news.
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US viewership (in millions) It's hard to imagine now, but it took a while for the series to grow into the cultural phenomenon it's become.
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The family is still the best place for a child to get the love and security it needs to grow into a well-balanced adult.
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I asked Shea Serrano if he felt that it was a problem that the Latinx community had failed to grow into something broader on Twitter.
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That gives it a way to monetize additional parts of the experience, which could help it continue to grow into a more full-fledged company.
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He hasn't lost sight of the platform that allowed him to experiment and grow into his own or the people who watch him every day.
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In other words, this is what happens when two young musicians grow into themselves, expand their creative universe even further, and then run with it.
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That's a much-needed new direction season three needs to travel if the show is to grow into something more than just lazy Sunday laughs.
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Thousands of demonstrators, mostly teenagers and people in their early 20s, joined a rally in the square, which continued to grow into the late afternoon.
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That decade as a hooligan allowed me to grow into somebody that I wouldn't want to change for anything – it made me a better person.
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When YouTube Red launched a year ago, the plan was for the service to grow into a competitor against the likes of Netflix and Hulu.
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And as Amazon continues to grow into new (and some highly regulated) business areas, it would make sense to be in the federal government's backyard.
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In all, the market intelligence industry is worth some $68 billion, Offer said, so there is a lot of room to grow into adjacent areas.
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Moody's Investors Service said in February that the phone contract sector could potentially grow into an ABS asset class worth tens of billions of dollars.
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"It is the greatest joy and blessing to be your mommy and watch you grow into such an beautiful woman inside and out," she wrote.
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I am grateful to Mark Zuckerberg for acquiring Instagram and providing it the infrastructure and resources to grow into the cultural epicenter it has become.
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Later, Japanese investment helped a young Indonesia grow into what is today the 16 largest economy in the world and the largest in Southeast Asia.
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With thousands more oysters in this installation project, there is a higher likelihood that oyster larvae will latch on to shells and grow into adults.
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"I have confidence that the Wild Boar boys will grow into great humans for this country, and be valuable and prominent in Thailand," he added.
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I think it had a Transformer character on the front, and I remember she had told me in Swahili that I would grow into it.
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Consumer groups have chastised the F.T.C. decision as a failure of American antitrust enforcement that paved the way for tech giants to grow into monopolies.
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"Maybe the child would grow into someone who carries on this legacy of finding a way to make a difference in the world," she wrote.
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Michonne was very much someone I had to step up to, especially when she started to grow into herself and step away from her demons.
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What I would love to see is a flower maze; plant a lot of flowers over the years, and let it grow into a maze.
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Tariffs and other taxes shielded the domestic automotive industry in particular from international competition and allowed companies like Great Wall to grow into strong competitors.
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They grow up fast but all the love you give to them when they are little will help them to grow into happy, confident adults.
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He expects that will grow into the thousands as the project develops a "critical mass" of users, leading to more buyers and sellers making transactions.
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It is the latest departure for Tesla which has seen tremendous turnover in its ranks as it struggles to grow into a mature mainstream automaker.
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The pressure for polite girls to grow into subservient women is reinforced by the way society treats those who dare to step outside these expectations.
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"This gives [Solomon] a chance to grow" into the chief executive job, said Cramer, a Goldman alum, who has known Blankfein for a long time.
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How do I block out societal expectations of women and continue to grow into a more genuine person who gains validation and happiness from within?
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In exchange for a place to live, the algae provide the clams with byproducts of photosynthesis, such as sugars, allowing them to grow into giants.
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Knowing that it refers to a tendency of very tall trees not to let their upper stories grow into their neighbors' branches doesn't help, either.
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In addition to political inertia, the restrictionist argument that "219,000 charming children will all too quickly grow into 20,000 ugly adults" was simply too strong.
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While at UC Berkeley, Tarter was initially lured to to a small research collaborative hidden away on campus that would grow into the SETI Institute.
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Adding additional molecules to the immature cells during the process caused them to grow into mature hair cells — yielding 60 times the result of other technologies.
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The result is that my writing ability, among other things, enabled me to go to Princeton and start Vanguard and watch it grow into a colossus.
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These cells can be stimulated to grow into eggs or sperm, which in turn are used to form an embryo for implantation into an adult womb.
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"Russia has the potential to grow into one of the largest automotive markets in the world," VW said in its 2015 annual report published in April.
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That's estimated to grow into 60 to 90 million subscribers within the next five years, according to Morgan Stanley analyst Benjamin Swinburne, as reported by Variety.
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And we can do our best to ensure that all of our children feel loved and nurtured, so that they can grow into healthy, adjusted adults.
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And even as he began to grow into his 6-foot-9 frame, he retained those guard skills — skills that would eventually make him a millionaire.
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I wanted Marlowe to have everything she loves in her living space while also making it a cool and modern room that she could grow into.
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Anthony's speed and skill can be dynamic, and at only 23 years old we feel he has the chance to grow into a really consistent contributor.
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If you tend to go apple picking later in the season, this kind should still be abundant as they are grow into the early winter months.
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Active across all of Europe, Russia and Israel, Michael spends his time looking for investable projects and advising portfolio companies as they grow into significant operations.
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But his time away from playing professional sports has been more lucrative, and he's continued to invest his money and watch it grow into unfathomable amounts.
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Yep, we definitely found grandfather of the year, if not the decade, which is how long it may take for Maddie to grow into this bear.
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Plush and cuddly when they are young, alabai dogs grow into fierce shepherd dogs, fearless in warding off wolves but also in dealing with human strangers.
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Over the next six years, Altmire watched him grow into a teenager and an athlete, and listened to the family's stories about dealing with the disease.
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" Continued Field Williams, "As with Teddy and Charlie, we ask that you respect Coco's privacy and allow us to grow into our new team of 5!
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X employees plow through academic papers and stack up frequent-flier miles attending conferences, looking for the seeds of projects they could grow into something real.
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But I know that our love is built upon honesty and resilience, a mutual desire to help the other grow into her best and bravest self.
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Lab assistants destroy the females while males are packaged in plastic containers so that they can grow into adult mosquitoes that can be readied for release.
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Verge video: An introduction to the gene-editing tool CRISPR Experiments that genetically modify embryos with the the potential to grow into adults are going ahead.
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He also worked as a community organizer and helped CASA de Maryland, a nonprofit that helps immigrants, grow into a large advocacy and immigrant services organization.
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A perpetual cycle of transmission Inside the human body, female worms grow into adults and lay eggs that migrate through the body for release in faeces.
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As an American, it was my utmost hope that Trump would modify his behavior, grow into the responsibilities of the presidency, and deliver on his promises.
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If High Times can evolve from a culture publication to an e-commerce portal, it could grow into a potent part of the budding cannabis industry.
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"It's a balancing act, and one we'll see her continue to grow into as she adapts to the overwhelming life changes she's going through," Dishaw said.
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As content marketing continues to grow into its own industry, digital journalists also bear witness to the crumbling of church/state divisions between advertisement and reporting.
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NATO's security umbrella helped create and maintain the conditions in which the European Coal and Steel Community could be born and grow into the European Union.
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As moms, we are so incredibly privileged to be able to bring children into this world and be a part of helping them grow into adults.
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There comes a moment in each administration when we see that they understand what they have been handed by voters and they grow into the position.
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It will remind me that when I started riding, I wanted to grow into myself and I did; I sought a shape and I found it.
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When I first met them, I was super awkward, man it was so bad... but they helped me grow into who I am, as an artist.
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It's his unique vantage point of "before" and "after" 9/11 that has enabled Awawdeh to grow into the organizer and political thinker he is today.
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At the heart of these impulses is a simple desire for my son to grow into a good man in a world rife with bad examples.
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A good education leads to a better life for our kids as they grow into adults and face the demands of an increasingly competitive global economy.
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But how can we grow into the people we want to become when we can't acknowledge our mistakes and the effect that they've had on others?
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New York's JFK Airport would grow into a formidable base for Norwegian in the US while Bangkok would remain Norwegian's sole long-haul destination in Asia.
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The informal group gathered by Trump has some of the characteristics of what we have suggested, and the potential to grow into something of historic significance.
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We'll find out as regulators and the mobile industry grow into their new capabilities and begin the long process of actually applying them to the problem.
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Many start as college students and homemakers, and some are able to grow into a full-time business earning six figures or more in annual sales.
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Then it started to grow into the size of a softball, according to Inoke, though to viewers it appears to be even larger, like a cantaloupe.
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Denied critical resources in infancy, companies can't hope to scale quickly enough to unseat incumbent industries and grow into the next Uber Technologies Inc or Airbnb.
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Oher was a talented athlete, and the stability and structure provide by the Tuohys helped him grow into a football prodigy at the left tackle position.
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Throwing in an Instagram clone isn't a huge leap, but it also doesn't really give Spark much of a chance to grow into its own thing.
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Damodaran complimented Tesla and its CEO, Elon Musk, for the decision to raise additional capital, arguing it was necessary in order to grow into its valuation.
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Proposed to streamline and complement the existing agencies, rather than grow into an empire, the ODNI added yet three more "centers" addressing counterproliferation, counterintelligence and cyber.
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Many researchers think it would be unsafe to allow a CRISPR-modified embryo to grow into an actual human — at least without much, much more research.
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As Bianka Bosker notes in "The Oversharers are Over Sharing": My generation, the first on Facebook, was supposed to grow into a noisy army of oversharers.
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After becoming a household name on the wild success of "Trap Queen," Fetty Wap has continued to grow into one of the most influential rappers today.
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He has witnessed the epidemic progress and grow into other regions of Sri Lanka, with tens of thousands now estimated to have been affected, according to studies.
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Still, over the past year, Lyft has made genuine efforts to grow into its image as the "woke" alternative to scandal-ridden Uber, to borrow Zimmer's term.
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As the sun squares off with Jupiter on Wednesday evening, you'll make very optimistic changes based on your past that allow you to grow into the future.
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Maybe in nature, a bird eats a female stick bug, flies away, and poops out the hard eggs, which grow into mature stick bugs elsewhere in Japan.
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He moved to Las Vegas and put $10,000 in the pawn shop and saw his investment grow into a multimillion dollar company, complete with a reality show.
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Trader Pete Najarian said he prefers , which he says is a competitor in the artificial intelligence and data center arenas that Nvidia is trying to grow into.
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They wanted to spend around $500,000 for "a home that we could grow into, that we could in coming years make into our own," Ms. Boccamazzo said.
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Some computer model runs are projecting ominous scenarios for the Southeastern U.S. this weekend and into next week due to what may eventually grow into Hurricane Hermine.
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As those delivery apps look to grow into less dense, more suburban communities, they'll need to work with the big national chains that are typically found there.
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Our next stop is a big farm, one that isn't part of Jasper Hill's network, but one that he's helping to help grow into its next stage.
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But it's also a place where girls grow into adulthood, women fall in love, and the community must band together in the face of an opaque future.
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If the recent past is any guide, shooting down the plane may prove a flashpoint but won't grow into anything more serious — at least that's the hope.
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Yet if they start to grow into potential rivals, Facebook has swiftly enforced this policy and removed their Find Friends access, often inhibiting further growth and engagement.
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New research suggests that over millions of years, baleen whales' filter system—and a hell of a lot of krill—allowed these beasts to grow into giants.
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I've met some incredible people along the way who have been helpful and imperative to shaping where I'm at now and where I intend to grow into.
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Raw Pressery currently delivers cold-pressed juices to homes in six Indian cities, but it aspires to grow into one of the country's leading health food makers.
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Over the next 20 years the autonomous vehicle market is expected to grow into a $700 billion industry as robots take over nearly every aspect of mobility.
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She says she never imagined that Kylie Cosmetics would grow into what it is, but she still wants to make sure she is on top of everything.
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For a company that sells most of their eyeglasses for just $503 – including lenses –they've managed to grow into a billion dollar business in just five years.
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Eventually, when the time is right, they'll IPO and be on the path to gain even more market share and grow into other services, like checking accounts.
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"When You Grow into Yourself" was the first story I've read about the world of football, for instance, and it will be a hard act to follow.
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Faux leather has become increasingly popular over the last few years and is expected to grow into a market worth over $85 billion by the year 2025.
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Among other advances, he helped usher recombinant DNA technology to market under the patronage of Genentech, a Stanford-affiliated startup that would grow into a biotech giant.
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"The consolation is that most children grow into their names — and those who don't can always fall back on middle names, nicknames, or (in extremis) deed polls."
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When my wife and I opened a small homemade food store in 2900, we had no idea it was going to grow into what it is today.
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And only a small fraction of start-up brands ever grow into anything large enough to make a dent in the sales of a big food company.
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And if you're like me, you'll keep putting in the hard work until you find someone that will help you flourish and grow into your fullest potential.
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Now de Ligt can perhaps join him, as Raiola and Nedved will be confident the teenager can grow into one of the best defenders of his generation.
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But Mr. Owens is an honorable Wotan who may well grow into the role as this production continues through 2020, when three complete cycles will be presented.
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U.S. investment has focused primarily on textiles, oil and gas — not exactly the economic sectors that typically lead a nation to grow into a powerful, modern economy.
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But it's also been home -- it's where Michelle and I have watched our daughters grow into the funny, smart, humble, and extraordinary young women they are today.
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Such studies reminded researchers that oxidation isn't all bad; it helps kill bacteria and malignant cells, wiping them out before they can grow into tumors, Miller said.
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Corker has lashed back at Trump by saying he has failed to grow into the job as president and blaming him for breaking down important international relationships.
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We're just starting to understand what those signals are—for example, if you put more pressure on stem cells, they are more likely to grow into muscles.
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Some of the most popular creators have millions of followers, who watch them lip-sync, dance, and produce comedy skits as they grow into high-profile influencers.
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Most encouraging of all, though, is Neymar: he's taken a little time to grow into the tournament, but he looks like he is here to play tonight.
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Healthcare: We need to determine how much emergency capacity is needed in epidemic situations and how we can pay for it, so they don't grow into pandemics.
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I allowed it to grow into a lopsided arrangement where she calls every few days to check in, shares facts and gripes about everyone in her life.
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"We're asking companies ... Why don't you use New York as your center and grow into a unicorn in the city in the next three to four years?"
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It's a place where trees sprout "baby letters," which grow into multisyllabic words, which are tossed into stew pots and herded into sentences, which eventually become stories.
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She and her colleagues might coax them to develop into neurons, which could then grow into "mini-brains" — clusters of neurons that exchange signals in the laboratory.
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At the moment, the list of people known to have contacted someone with Ebola numbers only about 83, but it is expected to grow into the thousands.
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Only 10 months old, he had been expected to grow into the world's biggest rabbit, surpassing his father, Darius, who grew to be 4 feet 4 inches.
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The CNBC contributor said earlier in February it's likely the flu-like virus will grow into a pandemic but avoid becoming an epidemic in the United States.
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They did not grow into the big national chapter-based structures that had repaired America's social fabric a century earlier — the Y.M.C.A., the Rotary, the Boy Scouts.
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So even as the R0 evolves in the coming days, and even if it gets higher, that doesn't necessarily mean the outbreak will grow into a pandemic.
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Emerging from the horrors of World War II, few residents then could have imagined that their city would one day grow into a sparkling, remarkably safe city.
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He walks a few steps after her, wearing a new black suit that has room for him to grow into, carrying a big black valise of pamphlets.
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A student, Olive cracks open the Marstons' marriage, but instead of destroying it helps it grow into a shared, liberating adventure that settles into something cozily domestic.
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As much as the movie is a perfectly preserved time capsule of pop culture, in 1995, Clueless also provided its adolescent audience with something to grow into.
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There is no better inspiration than watching a team of two grow into a team of 100-plus, often pulling the slower-moving corporate along for the ride.
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However, we absolutely believe that founders can grow into the role of CEO, and we often see it as part of our job to help them do that.
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" At the time he claimed Dany wouldn't grow into the Mad King because of her advisors, telling Tyrion, "You need to find a way to make her listen.
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Early investors stepping down from the board of directors — or at least not seeking re-election — isn't that uncommon as once-private companies grow into larger public ones.
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At the age of 10, she began recording herself reciting improvised feminist manifestos on cassette tapes—a hobby that would grow into a lifelong passion for electronic hardware.
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It's just a half-second of only having one bud playing, but even small foibles like that grow into big annoyances over the course of hours of listening.
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The market for cybersecurity startups is bubbling, but more of these new firms are choosing to sell out to larger companies than to grow into major independent players.
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"Soon enough, Pumpkin Butt will grow into a child with emotions who's capable of independent thought and will more than likely resent the hell out of the artist."
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Such studies reminded researchers that oxidation isn't all bad; it helps kill bacteria and malignant cells, wiping them out before they can grow into tumors, Dr. Miller said.
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We want our girls to be strong, smart and independent, so by introducing them to aspirational women, we hope that they will grow into more confident women themselves.
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But Knievel's legend didn't grow into what it is today just because of all the stunts he pulled off — but for all of those he didn't land, too.
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"I hold out hope, as a person of faith, that he can grow into this job and be a different president than he was a candidate," Meyer said.
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" The boys' father, Mark, who works in real estate, says: "You always hope your children learn from you and grow into the people you know they can be.
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Many of those transfers could already be accomplished through other means, but participants hope the project will grow into a more robust and flexible alternative to conventional APIs.
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I hope the next year sees watches that are comfortable, have great battery life and help the devices grow into something more than just a smaller secondary screen.
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"My goal is that MECA will grow into a platform for artists who want to create art in Caribbean and have a space to show it," says Báez.
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To point, this project has allowed us to save the life of a young bull who will grow into a symbol of hope for future generations to know.
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Indiana law allowed him to appoint a deputy to act in his stead, and Buttigieg named the city controller, an apolitical soul who wouldn't grow into a rival.
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It can start small, like hiding receipts or squirreling away some extra cash, but can grow into larger discretions like concealing accounts or lying about credit card debt.
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Avoiding the subject all together, or dodging tough questions, can contribute to cultural misunderstandings that grow into hostility or even hatred toward immigrant and refugee groups over time.
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So instead of stewing in disdain for all the past versions of myself, I am going to forgive myself so I can grow into a better, future self.
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Given that the methodology is reliable and well-tested from decades of medical use, EEG is indeed well-positioned to grow into the future of consumer technology input.
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Given the same nurture and care as the London scene, there's the bones of something that could grow into a self-sufficient and burgeoning pool of musical talent.
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Seven years later, New York City's Interborough Rapid Transit line first opened, and would grow into one of the largest, most heavily trafficked subway systems in the world.
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The tiny horse is already trotting around on four legs and will eventually grow into one of the giant iconic animals featured in Budweiser's popular Super Bowl ads.
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Mr Zuckerberg insists his firm is not going to waste cash and time on an acquisition unless it has the potential to grow into a truly fearsome competitor.
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If they go poorly and members of Congress sense a change in public opinion, the so-far scattered calls for more privacy regulations could grow into a chorus.
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At last, you'll grow into the woman I am today: a creator, a mother, an author, a speaker, and a fighter on behalf of girls just like you.
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"I think that this offering is truly a game-changer and that this is going to grow into one of the most beloved benefits of Prime," Landry said.
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People from all across our country and different walks of life have dreamed of starting their own business, nurturing it, and seeing it grow into a successful enterprise.
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Bank of America initiated the stock with a buy rating, saying CrowdStrike is well positioned to "disrupt" the security market, which will grow into a $7 billion industry.
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Liberals know that by keeping children poorly educated they will grow into adults who are more likely going to be dependent upon those other than themselves for support.
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Once you've figured out where you can cut back, redirect those expenses towards a retirement account, where it can accumulate and grow into thousands of dollars over time.
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The expansion plan highlights Amazon's intent to plant roots beyond Mexico's bustling capital, banking on the nation's potential to grow into an e-commerce engine of Latin America.
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Taking time to build that individual relationship when children are young will also make that one-on-one time feel more natural as your children grow into teenagers.
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But one of the things he's just not good at is just keeping the consistency about the defensive end, and he's just gonna have to grow into that.
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As for that unicorn valuation, he did say it's something the company needs to grow into in terms of revenue, but he firmly believes it's a reachable goal.
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Deployment will start in areas that are not open to the public and "gradually grow into more complex situations," he told reporters on a conference call on Tuesday.
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The worry is that any escalation might push the two nations over the edge and start a conventional war that could grow into a full-on nuclear one.
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Like them, he has mowed its 3,000 acres, thrown countless tons of hay and each spring has pulled foals from mares and then watched them grow into racehorses.
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What I've seen is this: People find young handicapped children adorable or great but once those children grow into tweens, teens and young adulthood they run from them.
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But what are small, inoffensive streams in summer can grow into powerful water flows with fall and winter precipitation, especially with the increasingly heavy rains of recent years.
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But overall, it took me a while to grow up and grow into my style — not only with clothes, but also with my choice of cars or houses.
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Western diplomats have described the Americans' direct contact with the Taliban as "talks before talks" that could then grow into negotiations between the Taliban and the Afghan government.
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As students, we are told over and over that college is a time for us to expand our social groups, to meet new people and grow into adults.
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Netflix has been a force in children's entertainment for years, its usefulness as a digital babysitter helping it grow into a streaming behemoth with 403 million subscribers worldwide.
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You know, to turn over that dirt and to watch this thing from a few inches to grow into almost a 19803-foot stalk is just — it's amazing.
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Dr. Chevalier and colleagues hope to see if this information will help in developing better dish-grown models of the gut, ones that will grow into long tubes.
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Moody's Analytics predicted a 40 percent chance that the virus would grow into a global pandemic that would push the United States and the world into a recession.
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With all those new technical capabilities in place, Tinder may yet shed its sex-obsessed image and grow into more of an entertainment app with a matchmaking twist.
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With cannabis cultivation poised to become a big business in some parts of the country, power companies and government officials hope it will grow into a green industry.
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The task force would eventually grow into the Central Command, which in later years would oversee the 1991 Persian Gulf war and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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By midcentury, Nakaya was producing snowflakes in a lab, using individual rabbit hairs to suspend frost crystals in refrigerated air where they could grow into full-fledged snowflakes.
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Instead, think back to one of the older positions listed on your resume and talk about how that job helped your grow into the person you are today.
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They were the original online fandementalists, and it's easy to identify the elements of their discussions that would grow into the negative aspects of fandom we see today.
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Nerves will then grow into the penis at a rate of about one inch per month, so full healing will vary depending on the extent of the patient's injuries.
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Obama, as well as Trump's other predecessors, like to say that presidents grow into the role of commander-in-chief once they grasp the gravity of the Oval Office.
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Or, we'd just create a brand new rolethat fit that person's profile—and develop a plan for him or her to grow into the senior version of the gig.
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Ride-hailing is predicted to grow into a $20.1 billion per year industry by 2025 up from $5.1 billion in 2017, according to a report co-authored by Google.
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They thought that there was a great opportunity for them to grow into those markets, and that this is the kind of show that could help them do that.
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As I grow into my mid-20s, I'm discovering that, for me, finding Asian-American identity means confronting, with care and humility, the in-between of race in America.
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Human pluripotent stem cells can grow into many different kinds of tissues, filling the void left in the developing animal with an organ made from the patient's own cells.
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Or, if the industry takes the slow and steady route, builds self-regulatory bodies and avoids scammy pump-and-dump tactics, then perhaps the industry can grow into maturity.
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If there's one thing Majandra Delfino is nailing as a mom, it's setting her kids up to grow into who they are without limiting them to gender-traditional ideals.
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Speaking to the four women in this feature, Olivia and I learned that the decision to allow your hair to grow into itself without interruption is never taken lightly.
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Given that we already have iPads, which continue to grow into complete laptop replacements, I don't feel it's necessary for me to advocate that everyone switches to 4:3.
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But as I continue to grow up, I want to grow into a smart, mature, confident, driven woman, who loves deeply, but also doesn't take any shit from anyone.
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Immune cells can be told to follow doctors' orders; stem cells better coaxed to turn into new tissues; fertilised eggs programmed to grow into creatures quite unlike their parents.
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Planets form in the disks of gas and dust around newborn stars, but it's not clear how these tiny particles grow into objects as large as Saturn and Jupiter.
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" Adds the star of the overall feel of the nursery and its imagination-encouraging contents, "We wanted to create a lovely grown-up space for Davis to grow into.
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Meanwhile, Sharp Objects' Adora is what happens when these young girls made to feel powerless grow into womanhood and the accompanying societal pressure to fulfill their ultimate feminine duty.
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Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne are back as Mac and Kelly Radner, a congenial but ditzy couple who worry they're losing their hip cred as they grow into parenthood.
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Those close to the team say that Pavelski is a quiet leader who has taken time this season to grow into his new role as captain of the team.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada could grow into a thriving market for climate friendly "green bonds" if the federal government meets a campaign pledge to turn to this type of financing.
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With the fresh cash, it can grow into a household name in those cities, expand to new markets and hire up to build new products for clients and contractors.
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Alphabet still intends to invest in Nest and for it to grow into a large, innovative company, but it will take a much different path than its founder anticipated.
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The tadpoles' mother then feeds them her own unfertilized eggs until they grow into frogs, an unusual feeding regimen only documented in a few frog species around the world.
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While she'd love to see Courtney "grow into her own self" next season, she thinks there's a lot we still have to learn about the people on Hannah's tapes.
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This weekend, however, Mr. Buttigieg made clear that what was once an upstart campaign could grow into a juggernaut in the all-important Iowa caucuses, just three months away.
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This is especially the case for gushing Kilauea, which is acting just as it should if it ever wants to grow into something approximating its looming predecessor, Mauna Loa.
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When Moodey expressed concern about Harrison's small frame, his mother told him that Manchester United had conducted bone density tests that showed he would grow into a sturdy teenager.
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But they maintained that they did not expect the number of cases there to grow into anything like the epidemic that has raged across Latin America in recent months.
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She knew that her adopted homeland would see Maya and me as black girls, and she was determined to make sure we would grow into confident, proud black women.
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Davis deserves time to grow into the best broadcaster he can be, but he will do it under a far brighter spotlight than Scully did in the early 1950s.
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The average monthly student-loan payment is $393 — that could pay off the average household credit-card debt in just over a year or grow into a significant investment.
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The report added to a body of measurements about the Syrian war's destructive effect, particularly on children, as many grow into adolescence and adulthood orphaned, uneducated, unemployed and hungry.
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That seed would eventually grow into a framework called "electric universe" theory, which Thornhill and David Talbott would later develop together and which would gain a fervent worldwide following.
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None of this is to say that Snap won't surprise all of us when its financial do become public, or that it won't grow into its valuation over time.
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Some of the white fat cells that they treated were mature, while others were baby cells, essentially stem cells that could grow into fat or other types of tissue.
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Often, the jobs I could get were so disposable that I was never given responsibilities that could help me grow into a promotion, no matter how hard I pushed.
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He called the company's chronic lack of profitability "a meme that's out there" and said he remains convinced that Uber will grow into a "spectacular business" in the longterm.
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The coronavirus will likely grow into a pandemic, but it's not too late to prevent the disease from becoming an epidemic in America, former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb warned.
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Nigeria's #StopRobbingUs campaign to curb police harassment of techies could grow into a formal lobbying group for the country's tech sector, according to founders Bosun Tijani and Jason Njoku.
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The way Tesla would grow into its heady valuation – nearly 40 times estimated earnings for 2020 – is by driving up its top line, rather than cutting its office costs.
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In fact, you have no reservations about letting go and believe that love should be lighthearted and carefree, with partners free to grow into the best version of themselves.
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Only 10 months old, he had been expected to grow into the world's biggest rabbit, surpassing his father, Darius, pictured above, who grew to be 4 feet 4 inches.
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He said he expects earnings to continue to grow into 2019, though without the benefit of the tax cuts they will not grow at the same pace as 2018.
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The trees in New Orleans grow into shapes that resemble ball-and-socket joints, ropes of muscle and parallel bones — radius and ulna with a sunken hollow in between.
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That same year, Sprecher led a takeover of London's International Petroleum Exchange, giving ICE a European foothold in the futures market where it would grow into a dominant force.
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IHS Markit predicts that oil demand will continue to grow into the mid 2030s before plateauing, due to more fuel-efficient gasoline-driven cars as well as electric vehicles.
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During this rise the seeds of Otkritie's problems were sown, according to the central bank, even before it finally stumbled in an ill-fated attempt to grow into insurance.
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As millennials grow into greater wealth, and benefit from a generational shift in wealth inherited from aging parents, their wealth could reach $24 trillion by 2020, according to Deloitte.
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Photo Credit: Jasmine Safaeian On Friday, headliner Skrillex played a storming nighttime DJ set, the beginnings of what would grow into an epic 36-hour sonic journey across the city.
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I would grow into the grace my mother wielded like a weapon, rendering her impervious to the nutty chaos of being a little kid who stuffed tissues down her shirt.
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If we unify our voices and respond to this urgent call, the hope of the people of South Sudan can grow into the beautiful and rich future that they deserve.
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" Snap would have to grow 50 percent a year over the next 10 years just to grow into its valuation today, Patricof said during an interview on CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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I've been watching videogames grow into a meaningful way to tell stories, and I'm excited to explore the possibilities for Apocalypse Now for a new platform and a new generation.
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He added that by having U.S. acts connect with the large youth population - an estimated 60 percent of Pakistanis are under age 30 - "they can grow into being our allies".
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Amash's act of conscience on Saturday sparked immediate speculation over whether a tiny leak in the Republican dam could grow into a torrent of support running away from the President.
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I lived here years ago, when men wore frills and finery and let their hair grow into long lovelocks, before the queen's fair name was breathed upon, before the war.
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Given that Mailchimp took 20 years to grow into marketing from email, it's not clear what the wait will be for future expansions, and into which areas those might go.
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If it can continue surprising audiences with these kinds of heartfelt social scenes and heart-pounding action sequences, The Dragon Prince may well grow into a new all-time classic.
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I am not only here to speak out for nuclear abolition, I am trying to grow into the person that I wanted to be ever since I was a child.
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It's still unclear, however, if Line's efforts to grow into a lifestyle platform (a strategy WeChat has excelled at) will succeed and there are already signs it may be struggling.
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When the researchers moved mutants trapped behind their parents to the so-called "frontlines" of the culture, they were able to grow into new regions where the parents could not.
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MW: Everyone needs to grow into their valuations, and that's not easy to do if you raised in 2015, which was the high-water mark in a lot of rounds.
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With Pinterest looking to continue to grow into a must-have tool for advertisers, it's begun building more and more products to capture all parts of a person's buying behavior.
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Three years after selling Concur Technologies to SAP for $8 billion, Singh is replacing Ben Golub as Docker's CEO to help the company grow into its valuation and well beyond.
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It's thought that the particles collide in the rotating gas and dust disk, accumulating and picking up more and more material from orbit until they eventually grow into planetary precursors.
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Congress hoped that exempting those early access providers, message boards, and other newborn web services from responsibility for their users' actions would speed their way to grow into something greater.
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Health officials said they still did not expect the number of local cases to grow into anything comparable to the epidemic that has raged across Latin America in recent months.
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"I watched him grow into the individual he is, since he's been a 2-year-old, and now he's 5, and I said, 'Wow, what a big change,' " Sherman said.
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Instead of starting with stem cells, Telfer recently reported isolating immature eggs from the primordial follicles in women's ovaries and activating them to grow into mature eggs in a dish.
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I wonder: How did they decide to become a mom (or if it wasn't exactly planned, how did they grow into their role as a parent in just nine months)?
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"We expect Didi to grow into one of China's largest internet companies, resulting in significant equity appreciation over the next five years," Mr. Loeb recently told investors in a letter.
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As you grow into the job and become better known, you start to realise that people, young people especially, can see you as standing for a particular set of values.
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When he criticized the president, Ms. Wing would often respond that the country needed to come together after a divisive election and give him time to grow into the office.
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As the city heats up, mosquito larvae hatch from eggs and grow into the adults that you'll increasingly see, and feel, as you spend time in parks, gardens and playgrounds.
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About 51% of millennials said that a garage was important, and more than 40% said a large kitchen and room to grow into were must-haves, according to Clever data.
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The Knicks selected him eighth over all in June's N.B.A. draft, betting that his length, athleticism and capacity for the game will allow him to grow into a significant player.
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IBM sees a $1 trillion market that it reckons it can dominateThe company says it expects hybrid cloud to grow into a $1 trillion market that Big Blue will dominate.
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The cancer center is an early sign of the specialty healthcare work that UnitedHealth&aposs Optum business plans to grow into, as it expands beyond primary care and urgent care.
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Hunched over 143-year-old sewing machines in a workshop in central Paris, milliners diligently stitch together straps of straw that grow into a spiral that grows into a hat.
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Ottaway says that she believes her entire family and community have been improved by knowing Dylan and watching him grow into the bubbly and cheerful 2-year-old he is today.
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Not just any cells, though—scientists use my white blood cells to make what are called induced pluripotent stem cells, meaning that they can grow into any cell in the body.
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This stimulates tissue growth and allows fragments to grow into clones at up to 50 times the normal rate in land-based nurseries, before they are planted back into the ocean.
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It wasn't unusual for us to find ourselves incredibly excited about a candidate who we knew would need more support to grow into the role than the hiring manager anticipated providing.
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Now reportedly Northcutt will be returning to work with Firas Zahabi at Tristar, so hopefully we'll see him grow into a real prospect on the feet and tighten up his grappling.
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We're left with the impression that both Jared and Cameron are going to grow into far more interesting, complex adults — but that's as much as we get of them, an impression.
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I'd really love to see this made available to all YouTube users, and once third-party app makers like Netflix jump on board, it's likely to grow into a popular feature.
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"Little girls don't stay little forever, they grow into strong women that return to destroy your world," said Kyle Stephens; her words have since become a rallying cry for other women.
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The problem is that if you want your frozen embryo to eventually grow into a living creature, you can't just pop it in the freezer or defrost it in the microwave.
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When a pair of terrorists board the ship with the intention of destroying it, Althea must protect the ship, even as its systems begin to malfunction and grow into something extraordinary.
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These stores happened to grow into the behemoths they did not just because the computer industry grew, but because, in many ways, they were competing with every other type of retailer.
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Typically, getting the latter look requires help from extensions — our nails don't grow into coffin-shaped tips overnight and, even if they do, our natural nails would break off within minutes.
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While it's still working out how to manage the population influx, it's the talented and ambitious workforce that will help it continue to grow into a dynamic and forward-looking city.
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"It's not in the interests of anyone for this to grow into a clash beyond a media campaign - but sometimes these things take on a life of their own," he said.
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We can learn from the internet—its successes and failures—to create a generative and well-managed ecosystem in space as we grow into our responsibility as stewards of the Anthropocosmos.
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While many pigs start off an adorable "tea cup" size, many of them grow into "adorable" adults that weigh several hundred pounds, and need certain amenities to stay happy and healthy.
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Slow Ventures — a previously small-ish fund founded by former Facebook employees — is raising a much larger fund as it looks to grow into something more like a traditional venture firm.
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The company has insisted that it can keep revenues and profits stable and even grow into the competition, but the announcements from its larger competitors dump cold water on its claims.
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The story's primary focus is a concern for the children of overseas officials raised and educated in foreign countries and the concern that these children will grow into less patriotic adults.
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" Adds Hans Morris, managing partner at Nyca: "We are thrilled to have joined Fluidly on their journey as they grow into a major AI/ ML player in the financial technology industry.
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In many ways, King's Landing is their abusive home, making them grow into people who not only understand how to manage it but also how desperately it needs to be reformed.
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It is time that this country joins the rest of the world by giving children what is their right: the federal support they need to grow into healthy, engaged, productive citizens.
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Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey steadfastly refuses to prosecute cops, ICE goons arrest hundreds in sweeps, and, amid record temperatures and drought, brush fires occasionally grow into roaring hellscapes.
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Let us hope these inconsistencies between what we are told about Nick and what we are shown grow into complexities — that is to say depth, which at this point is lacking.
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"By developing CXone" — Nice's flagship platform — "we actually now have the ability to grow into the cloud on a rapid basis, so our Q1 result is 33 percent growth," Eilam continued.
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In the course of those books, we see a plucky schoolboy, torn by adolescent doubts and confusions, grow into an epic hero, kin to King Arthur, Luke Skywalker and Spider-Man.
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"Let your manager know that you are willing to take on new responsibilities and are prepared to put in the hard work to grow into increasingly challenging roles within your organization."
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Then consider the next two to three roles you need to grow into in order to fulfill that 10-year vision, and the skills and experience you will need to accumulate.
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Alphabet's advertising business seems to be following the same pattern these days — but its operations beyond that look like they are beginning to grow into strong businesses in their own right.
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We watch her grow into a powerful businessperson—someone with a machine-gun mouth who hardly ever shows her vulnerabilities and needs to maintain the appearance of capability at all times.
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It's going to have to diversify its business beyond just that with products like Eat24, but for now it appears that it's going to take a while to grow into that.
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Callinicos was previously Google's treasurer and more recently Uber's CFO, where he saw the company go from 300 employees to 3,000, and helped it grow into a multi-billion dollar company.
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First you plant a real seed in real soil, then you virtually grow into a tree, and finally you see a light projection of your tree growing out of the seed.
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What we started seeing is a path in which talent comes in the door, maybe on the logistics side of the house but then grow into tech and grow from there.
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Afghan officials and political leaders said direct American talks with the Taliban would probably then grow into negotiations that would include the Taliban, the Afghan government, the United States and Pakistan.
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The change was billed as a way for WarnerMedia to grow into business that can effectively compete with the likes of established streaming giants like Netflix and newer streamers like Disney.
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I will continue to devote my efforts to convincing others to join our cause and help it grow into the avalanche of votes that will sweep Mr. Maduro out of power.
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But at the same time, counterintuitively and deep, deep down, I wonder if maybe, just this once, a teenager could grow into an adult unscathed, his body uninjured, my heart unbroken.
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Scientists have coaxed mouse skin cells to grow into eggs and sperm, and say it's only a matter of time before the process, in vitro gametogenesis, can be done with humans.
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Contrails form only when the air is heavily saturated with water molecules that can attach to soot particles from engine exhaust and condense, grow into ice crystals, and join into clouds.
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But for some, including those with teardrop shapes that would look odd if they rotated, texturing is preferable, because tissue can grow into the rough surface and help anchor the implant.
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Perhaps Kelly will adapt and grow into the role, but NBC will have to invest a lot of time patience and marketing to make it happen, if it happens at all.
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Neanderthal fossils kept surfacing in Europe, and scholars like Boule were scrambling to make sense of them, improvising what would later grow into a new interdisciplinary field, now known as paleoanthropology.
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A line of pines traces one fairway, though such trees are rare on Australian golf courses because their root systems can grow into fairways and disturb the game, Mr. Carter said.
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In 2012, a fresh wave of anti-Muslim violence in Myanmar's Rakhine State displaced as many as 140,000 people and set into motion what would grow into a regional humanitarian crisis.
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It tells a coming-of-age, millennial love story set in the 2010s, following Irish teenagers Marianne Sheridan and Connell Waldron as they grow into a complicated relationship with one another.
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Instead of jumping, they learned to grow into tall vertical poles and do flips — they excelled at what we were measuring, but they didn't do what we wanted them to do.
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Within five days of implantation, the stem cells were able to grow into the various types of cells needed to make a functioning blood vessel, including endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells.
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The threat of grappling put the breaks on all out aggression from Hunt's earliest MMA bouts, but it took some time for him to grow into the role of the patient fighter.
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Ride-hailing in the region is predicted to grow into a $20.1 billion per year industry by 2025 up from $5.1 billion in 2017, according to a report co-authored by Google.
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The Caribbean would later grow into a major destination region for JetBlue, with the airline growing to serve numerous Caribbean islands from Cuba to Trinidad and Tobago and nearly everywhere in between.
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Wen Feixiang, IT Juzi's founder, says that it is becoming received wisdom that to grow into a unicorn, a young firm has no choice but to join one of the two camps.
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It has helped me grow into the person I am today, so I think sport — especially in young ladies lives — is incredibly important at whatever level you choose to play it at.
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"I've seen her grow into a really intelligent, mature person and I think a lot of that does have to do with the relationships that she's now allowed to have," she says.
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BioWare designers have mentioned weather as an important factor; storms that start out small, but slowly grow into something huge and dangerous, and create important events that are connected to Anthem's lore.
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Living Single was particularly convincing at romanticizing Brooklyn as the site for young adults to grow into full adults because Khadija, Max, Regine and Sinclair were all relatively successful in their fields.
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"A lot of those families are just at their wits' end" finding services and figuring out how to pay for them, including as autistic children grow into independent, employed adults, she added.
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But its costly expansion in Oakland and San Francisco comes as the venture capital investing climate cools, with more investors wary that highly valued startups may not grow into their stratospheric valuation.
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I feel like it's been tricky because we've had to grow into ourselves while being in front of the world and while making songs that did have a lot of sexual undertones.
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For us, that means showing anyone in the business, from our apprentices and graduates upwards, that there's a route for them to grow into the person and professional they want to be.
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Wilde was touched by Clinton's latest campaign ad, which takes on how Donald Trump is bad for the body image of young girls who will grow into women during his potential presidency.
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Kristin Simpson, as any mother would, wished for her baby son, Omarion Jordan, to grow into a healthy boy who could venture outdoors and not live at risk of getting gravely ill.
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The number of such satellites is projected to grow into the tens of thousands over the next several years, creating the potential for substantial adverse impacts to ground- and space-based astronomy.
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It took six weeks for the implanted nerves to grow into his muscles and he can now control six different functions of his robotic arm, such as opening and closing his hand.
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Researchers hope they will survive predators such as birds and lizards, as well as tropical storms, to grow into butterflies with bright yellow-and-brown stained-glass patterns and 5-inch wingspans.
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He worked his way up to CEO of the company, succeeding his father in 1980 and helping the company grow into one of the largest food service packaging companies in the world.
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Both Laura and Alison live a double life in which they behave like the grown women they will never actually grow into, both as a direct reaction to some level of trauma.
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Among those that use natural materials, the most fascinating projects come from organic functions manipulated by humans — things like roots, fungi, and gourds that actually grow into their intended shapes and uses.
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If the DNA fragments are introduced into a cell in the right way, under just the right conditions, they'll join together through a natural biological process and hopefully grow into a virus.
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Unfortunately, sometimes people who aren't able to cut their own nails let things go way too far, and when that happens the nail can actually grow into the flesh of the toe.
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The service will start in early 2019 and eventually grow into a fully operational service in 2022 with a few dozen cars at first and then hundreds of the self-driving EVs.
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And to make things more direct, Facebook is increasingly copying its tactics and products in order to head off Snap potentially locking in an audience that would otherwise grow into using Facebook.
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I wouldn't have to imagine what my son would be like now, I would be able to hug him and tell him I love him and watch him grow into a man.
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Morgan Stanley estimates the space industry, worth about $350 billion today, will grow into an economy worth more than $1.1 trillion by 2040, a team of analysts wrote in a note Thursday.
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If the case does reach a courtroom, then those costs can grow into the millions of dollars, as defendants like Raj Rajaratnam and Rajat K. Gupta discovered in fighting insider trading charges.
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The simple business plan from Ma, a billionaire Chinese businessman who was also at the conference, has allowed the China-based e-commerce player to grow into a "behemoth company," Stewart said.
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The RBC survey is relatively new, now in its third six-month iteration, so it's not yet clear from the survey how users grow into our out of particular social media platforms.
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While burgundy truffles, a summer type, can grow almost anywhere in the United States, Perigords, which grow into the winter, must be in places where the ground doesn't freeze at critical times.
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Most men are not rapists; many are not predators; most abused boys do not grow into abusers, according to recent research; and by far the majority of men prefer love to violence.
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Because it is a coming of age story, following three young boys grow into men, one of whom is getting married, and I think it's [a film] that can resonate with everyone.
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There's an ambient aspect, as well, which is sort of unavoidable when you're working with two genres—doom and folk—that demand space and atmosphere to really unfurl and grow into themselves.
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In Garden Friends, which overlays 3D characters on the real world, a Pokémon-looking character known as the "lonely gardener" provides the player with seeds that grow into trees, flowers and vines.
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And at a time when our attention is so easily splintered, she writes big, substantial, old-fashioned books that allow her characters room to breathe, change and grow into adulthood and beyond.
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You see him in the 2017 sci-fi horror film "Life," in which a few cells of extraterrestrial life grow into a highly intelligent being that refuses to remain a science experiment.
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"I wanted to have a few shades to quite a few shades of her performance in my own just so it felt like our Annie Wilkes could grow into hers," Caplan continued.
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In a statement, Sanjay Swamy, managing partner at Prime Venture Partners, said, "It's been great to see a fledgling startup execute consistently and holistically, and grow into a category-creating market-leader."
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If it has taken some time for Ms. Missoni to grow into a design role she initially took on with some reluctance, the slow-burn confidence she developed is now paying off.
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Fears grew that the outbreak would grow into a pandemic with disruptive and deadly consequences for the rest of the world following sharp rises in infections in Iran, Italy and South Korea.
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Over five seasons, we watched a group of spoiled and charmingly deluded aristocrats get one sharp reality check after the other, and grow into kinder, more genuine human beings along the way.
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They're based on wanting to continue to grow into my best ME, not to be less like me 🙃 They're also not based on shrinking my bodies' size, but growing it's strength.
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To best support this fledgling political movement in Iran, the United States should provide it the tools to sustain itself in the face of suppression and ultimately grow into a democratic opposition.
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WIRKSWORTH, England (Reuters) - On a two-acre field in England's Midlands, Gavin and Alice Munro are taking sustainability to the next level: they harvest trees which they train to grow into chairs.
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It was the start of a bull market, and he developed an expertise in picking small companies that would grow into big ones such as Charles Schwab, Vail Management Company and Tesla.
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There is throughout, though, a mind-bending glee in watching women taking on the extravagant guises of hot-dog rock 'n' rollers, who for all their strutting machismo never grow into manhood.
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Everyone at the facility is eager to help her grow into a healthy adult, but like a girl at a high school party, she has gravitated toward the guy with the acoustic guitar.
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LEWICKI: More focused on a single task, finding resources and asteroids, and bringing those resources to a market that's going to start here in lower Earth orbit and grow into the solar system.
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While the dragons in later Targaryen dynasty years grew sickly and small, we can expect Dany's to grow into beasts that might even rival the biggest on record, Aegon's Balerion the Black Dread.
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He got them out of their Hamburg-era leather and into identical slim suits and ties, while letting their hair grow into the mop-topped style that would become synonymous with the band.
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Tempeh, a Javanese food made from soya beans inoculated with spores of Rhizopus, a parasitic fungus, requires air to circulate if the mould is to grow into a solid cake around the beans.
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Click here to view original GIFAside from sparklers, the most least piece of fireworks kids have access to are black snakes, those tiny pucks that grow into long ashen serpents as they burn.
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The whole spectacle carried with it a sense that these men had been waiting for these girls to grow into adults since they debuted on television as infants on Full House in 1987.
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Despite Burlington College not having the money or the students for it, Sanders sells her board of trustees on an expansionist vision, saying she will help the school grow into the new campus.
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Coupled with our economic and diplomatic engagement, American leadership in Asia helped South Korea, Taiwan and Japan grow into successful and mature democracies that share our desire for a free and stable world.
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Fuller and Faghri said Guggenheim does "understand the excitement" surrounding Lyft's IPO, as the company as a large market to grow into and is on the "front lines of a shift" in transportation.
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Disney announced on Tuesday that it will pull its movies off Netflix in 2019, marking the end of a multi-year relationship that helped Netflix grow into a dominant at-home entertainment company.
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While the WTO's economic benefits to the United States clearly are substantial, its greatest value is in avoiding the politicization of trade frictions, which otherwise could easily grow into full-blown trade wars.
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"With jewelry, especially any luxury piece, it's an investment so find a piece that you can grow into so you can wear it at 20 or also wear when you're 70," she explains.
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The big question remains whether it can translate its core business achievements into a broader mandate that can help it grow into those Google and Apple boots its using as its aspirational models.
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Cleaning out these plugs or the residues that grow into them has become a new and unwelcome expense for wastewater managers from San Francisco and San Antonio to New York City and Washington.
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Yet, let some time go by, let its teenage fans grow into adults, and throw a movie together about them, and somehow they're now "revolutionary artists" who "paved the way," so to speak.
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"The Trump campaign will have to grow into a very different animal than it is today," said veteran Republican operative Phil Musser, who has previously worked as a senior adviser to Mitt Romney.
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