And again, as a man, I could relate to the complicated growing pains, the sexual growing pains, the life growing pains.
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They suffer through growing pains and make too many mistakes.
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Beyond said it's already endured those types of growing pains.
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The music helps me through the growing pains of adolescence.
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Growing pains nibbled at the fringes of Morgan Stanley's integrity.
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This summer, Lambda School began to show some growing pains.
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Now, this period is called the growing pains of globalization.
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But the company's rapid expansion has resulted in growing pains.
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Hogan said the company is going through rookie growing pains.
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The company went through some growing pains in his absence.
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There have been growing pains, but progress has been made.
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It was good to have all those growing pains together.
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With "Rise," you have to sit through the growing pains.
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That does not mean there will not be growing pains.
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But it didn't come without some growing pains and challenges.
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In the letter, he pointed to examples of growing pains.
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However, menu innovation hasn't come without growing pains for Chipotle.
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GROWING PAINS AT BARCLAYS Before Monday's game, Brett Yormark, Barclays Center's chief executive, spoke of the inevitable growing pains the franchise had worked through in its first season in a venue other than Nassau Coliseum.
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The "Growing Pains" star was "the perfect dad," his son said.
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Some 43 percent call them typical growing pains for new presidents.
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But those growing pains we've witnessed have not been for nothing.
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There will no doubt be some growing pains on both sides.
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We're going to go through weird growing pains as a culture.
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Even so, their real-life growing pains were never tabloid fodder.
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Zuckerberg acknowledges that there've been some growing pains in recent years.
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She was particularly adept at capturing the growing pains of adolescence.
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One of the fastest-growing digital banks is having growing pains.
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There are going to be some growing pains along the way.
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Burrow always stays transparent with customers about the business's growing pains.
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I've had to go through some growing pains on my own.
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I hope that this is just a case of growing pains.
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Tesla is also dealing with growing pains in its labor force.
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"Many buildings have growing pains," said Mr. Rubin, of Douglas Elliman.
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And was Alan Thicke, the star of "Growing Pains," really dead?
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But this wasn't the first time Sonic went through some growing pains.
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This is part of the growing pains of learning in the NBA.
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The smartwatch industry, on the other hand, is going through growing pains.
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That is not growing pains but an absence of grown-up leadership.
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My hope is that this is a growing pains moment for him.
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There are growing pains and it's not right for everybody, I agree.
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DiCaprio had a recurring role on "Growing Pains" from 1991 to 1992.
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After a decade of explosive growth, Netflix is experiencing some growing pains.
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The progress we've already seen is not without its growing pains either.
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In the case of Good Trouble, there are plenty of growing pains.
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The service experienced some growing pains as people rushed to try it.
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Wasner encourages us to endure the growing pains of an experimental API.
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Of course, these digital innovations haven't come without growing pains for companies.
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The industry is its own microcosm of innovation and the growing pains.
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You can almost feel yourself growing; you can feel the growing pains.
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Obviously there are some growing pains, or maybe lack of, right now.
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There will be growing pains, there will be hiccups but I'm positive.
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But the problem isn't limited just to new systems with growing pains.
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As a child, she was told that they were just growing pains.
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Amazon suffered extreme growing pains in the late '90s and early 2000s.
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And short-term, maybe there will be some growing pains, who knows?
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But like any growth spurt, there are growing pains and awkward moments.
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"We're going to have some growing pains, but that's O.K.," she said.
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Founded in 2006, 23andMe has experienced other growing pains over the years.
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Beyond Meat (BYND) and Peloton (PTON) have endured some growing pains, too.
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Growing pains are painful and difficult to weather, but they are necessary.
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The transformation from internet n00b to viral celebrity was full of growing pains.
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But Raphael is confident of the Hall's ability to handle any growing pains.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, thankfully, doesn't pull any punches in depicting those growing pains.
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Screenshot: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)Reproductive health tech is going through some growing pains.
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Tribeca is still a teenager itself, and still undergoing its own growing pains.
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But at the same time, the company has been facing some growing pains.
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Sure, they have some quirks, and Tesla has definitely endured some growing pains.
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Meanwhile, DC/Warner aren't the only ones experiencing growing pains with ambitious franchises.
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You've referenced the growing pains of your career in various candid Instagram posts.
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The shift has caused growing pains for employees as well as technological challenges.
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But they will have to address the growing pains that come with that.
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LeBron James can compensate for many problems: lackluster defense, questionable decisions, growing pains.
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And those favorable results came while the service was coping with growing pains.
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In spite of the format's growing pains, I remain a champion of it.
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The Australian music industry, like many others, is going through severe growing pains.
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Although this new station had its own growing pains, it has performed magnificently.
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Sunshine was there for me, when I ran into difficulties and growing pains.
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Attendees included the Growing Pains cast, Bob Saget, Bill Maher, Alex Trebek and more.
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Leonardo DiCaprio's breakout role was arguably his television turn on the sitcom Growing Pains.
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More autobiographical than their debut, this album is born from uncertainty and growing pains.
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With expansion, it has experienced the same growing pains as its social media contemporaries.
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Or is this simply the same security growing pains that every nascent platform encounters?
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One day after the late Growing Pains actor's — he passed away unexpectedly on Dec.
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The industry's issues as a whole are reflected in the Australian scene's growing pains.
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Transitioning from an opposition party to the governing party can come with growing pains.
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Doctors told her that she was just stressed or going through normal growing pains.
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Plans are being made, but you must also make space for some growing pains.
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But with population and industrial growth as staggering as India's, growing pains are inevitable.
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Growing pains are a common, albeit unwelcome, occurrence as youngsters and even organizations mature.
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But as the trend accelerates, so do marketers' growing pains with managing internal agencies.
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Pagel said the USGA had expected "growing pains" given the scope of the changes.
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"We had these kind of sophomoric growing pains for a while," Ms. Nichols said.
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Crawl Space is about this journey—her heartbreak, sure, but mostly her growing pains.
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Of course, growing pains are inevitable in new markets, and CRTs are no exception.
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Yes, but: This oil boom comes with its own growing pains, according to CNN.
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On Growing Pains, Thicke played father to Kirk Cameron, Candace's real-life older brother.
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At the plate and in the field, he has been working through growing pains.
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But these typical growing pains are nothing next to the creepiness of the premise.
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But the primary earlier this week revealed growing pains for the state's new laws.
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But the Met also knew that some glitches and growing pains would be inevitable.
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Like all kids navigating adolescence, OWN's new series David Makes Man has growing pains.
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There are still growing pains for Democrats in their new role as the majority.
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And in 2017, she debuted her first full-length, 16-track project, Growing Pains.
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All those microaggressions and things I experienced I chalked up to as growing pains.
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And so does additional growing pains for what is the oil patch's ultimate boomtown.
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Those stumbles are growing pains that can be ironed out in the subsequent season.
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To Mr. Noble and other top officials, the problems were initially considered growing pains.
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After its April 1992 series finale, the cast (including Ashley Johnson who joined as daughter Chrissy during the show's final two seasons) united for two reunion movies: 2000's The Growing Pains Movie and 2004's Growing Pains: Return of the Seavers.
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"Moving from an opposition party to a governing party, comes with growing pains and well, we're feeling those growing pains today," Ryan said Friday afternoon announcing the bill was being pulled, with palpable frustration at the party whose votes he failed to wrangle.
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DiCaprio wasn't the only cast member to share a tribute to the Growing Pains father.
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But American Girl's growing pains aren't limited to its fraught relationship with its historical past.
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Thicke also portrayed Bure's brother Kirk Cameron's dad on the 1985-1992 sitcom Growing Pains.
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She has also shared experiences that reveal the growing pains of an increasingly diverse Congress.
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As with any period of significant change and revolution, there are, of course, growing pains.
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But there will be some analysts who can't see the growth for the growing pains.
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Does it not now have a responsibility to advance the technology, despite possible growing pains?
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You can call it growing pains for Uber as it quickly expands into new markets.
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Some things seem evergreen; the Bitcoin civil war is resurgent; the Ethereum's growing pains continue.
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We expected to have emotional growing pains as feelings came up that we hadn't anticipated.
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Facebook was early to launch (growing pains and all) and has continued to evolve these.
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Oklahoma City (4-7) is meshing seven new players, and the growing pains are tough.
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It's undeniable that work is changing, and as with any change there are growing pains.
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That's not to say that the creatures didn't have to deal with some growing pains.
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But growing pains accompanied prior effort to load up the minifeed with news and video.
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But that's just part of the growing pains of becoming a public company, Hogan said.
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But like all thriving young industries, online tutoring has begun to feel serious growing pains.
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Some argue that the appearance of disarray on the left is just necessary growing pains.
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Thicke's youngest son, Carter, also took to social media to remember the Growing Pains star.
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Uber acknowledged the growing pains but said they are a natural part of the process.
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The result is a town in flux, suffering growing pains and undergoing a learning curve.
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I like to think that we are figuring out all of our growing pains together.
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It will likely have some artistic growing pains, but maybe that's worth sticking by, too.
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On one front are the aforementioned growing pains of implementing accessibility tools into other platforms.
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It's a growth phase and, as in other walks of life, there are growing pains.
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The thinner MacBook ultimately won and was shipped; single-USB-C growing pains and all.
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Of most concern is the team's offense, which is suffering from Jared Goff's growing pains.
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Wyonch told VICE the supply shortage amounts to part of the growing pains of legalization.
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As for Andujar and Torres, the Yankees will have to live with their growing pains.
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And notwithstanding their rousing start against the deconstructed Hawks, many growing pains await these Knicks.
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The couple say that the merging of their families came with only minor growing pains.
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She made her Broadway debut as a teenager in "Growing Pains," a 1933 Broadway flop.
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Growing pains have cut the microblogging site to less than five times next year's revenue.
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Despite all the growing pains, some quintessential parts of San Francisco have maintained their appearance.
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Ben Simmons, the 76ers' first-year point guard, labored through another series of growing pains.
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But their troubles in San Diego show how the services have now hit growing pains.
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But their troubles in San Diego, above, show how the services have hit growing pains.
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For people that buy this, living through the growing pains is basically the fun part.
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"Growing Pains" and "The Cosby Show" had their final episodes five days apart in 1992.
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These are normal growing pains for any first-time festival... and there are always solutions.
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But the next governor will have to address the growing pains that come with that.
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But in the 20 years since legalization of medical marijuana, California's market has undergone growing pains.
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However, even though the machines streamline the process, there's still some growing pains as customers adjust.
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" Given the car's many ongoing enhancements, Deeter looked at them as "little glitches, normal growing pains.
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I am thrilled with the way things are going, but some days we experience growing pains.
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Yet there are signs Amazon maybe seeing growing pains with its direct-to-consumer grocery deliveries.
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At 22000 she was cast in the 1933 Broadway comedy "Growing Pains," which lasted 29 performances.
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After all, streaming services like Sling TV had significant growing pains getting of the launch pad.
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Yet the technology is still in its early days and projects have faced some growing pains.
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Parting ways with their player tendencies and choosing love is an aspect of those growing pains.
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Schwartz represents an honest stab at fixing an offensive line that had growing pains last year.
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These growing pains may not shake shareholders' confidence in Elon Musk or other current board members.
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But Apple's market exits are a clear sign of severe growing pains inside the existing structure.
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Like any job, being on a convention staff has its frustrations, learning curves and growing pains.
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This huge development hasn't been without its growing pains including needed new transportation and network infrastructure.
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"The decentralized web is really new, and it's going to have crazy growing pains," Bustillos said.
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But that success has also brought growing pains: Homelessness, housing prices and traffic congestion have soared.
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Growing pains and all, the United States progressed with migrants free to live as ordinary people.
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Growing pains for Pokémon Go were inevitable; innovations often begin life as wild, open-ended things.
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Perhaps Holm and Correia at this point in time are victims of the division's growing pains.
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"Moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains," Ryan told reporters Friday.
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Reddit itself is evolving: after significant growing pains, it's making concerted efforts to cement a mainstream following.
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There are few "Growing Pains" fans who won't fondly remember "sharin' the laughter and love" with Thicke.
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Seventh-ranked Michigan looks to work through its growing pains when it hosts Air Force on Saturday.
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ASTRONOMICAL downtown rents, power cuts, traffic that gets worse by the week: these are Yangon's growing pains.
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These are growing pains that face any new medium as it works to refine and define itself.
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It took nearly a decade of growing pains after the formation of Ment'or to win first place.
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Growing pains Beyond the severe damage to donkey populations, the new industry caused environmental and economic problems.
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THINX is no different, we have growing pains too, but now we are on the right track.
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Alan Thicke, who rose to stardom on the popular sitcom Growing Pains, has died at age 19833.
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Thicke, widely known for his role as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains, passed away on Tuesday.
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The singer took to Instagram on Friday to share two throwback photos of the Growing Pains star.
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There will inevitably be more flagged athletes as UFC and USADA's policy get through some growing pains.
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"There are going to be growing pains," Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said of his young, inexperienced rotation.
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But now it looks like the newly merged airline is not without its share of growing pains.
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If you look at a company like a baby, everyone has the same growing pains at first.
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The launch comes as the nascent peer-to-peer lending sector expands, despite facing some growing pains.
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A cookie company owned by a 13-year-old entrepreneur and his mother faces serious growing pains.
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Silicon Valley is more willing to tolerate the growing pains of startup firms than Wall Street is.
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Lately I've come to realize that my lifelong beat, in essence, has been one species' growing pains.
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One was that Juul expanded too fast to meet explosive demand, leading to growing pains, they said.
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These growing pains are part of the reason the brothers say they are holding onto their Bitcoin.
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"There are certainly some growing pains in getting used to it for many students," Dr. Rockman said.
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Even more important to its inevitable success, though, is what it exhibits few signs of: growing pains.
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We've been assured there's more to come, but the couple will also be experiencing some growing pains.
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Maybe it's just young and full of growing pains and struggling with the subtleties of rule enforcement.
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She confessed she's had a crush on Leonardo DiCaprio since the Oscar-winner's days on Growing Pains.
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New solutions will always have unfortunate growing pains that sadly result in the loss of human life.
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And $7003 is $2700, certainly, but as far as growing pains go, it's a pretty small one.
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But Teachers got to bypass all of those growing pains and skip straight to the good stuff.
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Op-Ed Contributor JERUSALEM — Almost seven decades after its birth, Israel is still having ferocious growing pains.
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It's strange to think about the fact that the internet didn't instantaneously turn on one day for the entire world, that there were significant growing pains at a time when Growing Pains was still on the air in the US and we had no idea Kirk Cameron was religious.
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It also could be another case of growing pains for a political newbie, if the quotes are accurate.
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We ask that you please be patient and understanding as we undergo the growing pains of neighborhood revitalization.
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And it is perfectly normal for couples to go through some growing pains once children enter the picture.
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Lyft is going to go through these same exact growing pains and people are figuring out what works.
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VICE News spoke with Fuyao's chairman and visited employees in Moraine, Ohio to discuss the company's growing pains.
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Facebook had a seven-year head start, however, and has already gone through most of its growing pains.
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"We're past the growing pains, and we went through a reboot during the All-Star break," Ellis said.
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The story centers around the four March sisters who confront growing pains, financial woes, tragedies and romantic rivalries.
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To be fair, we're guessing many of the complaints are the result of unlucky but solvable growing pains.
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Perhaps this won't be the death of the app so much as a passing era of growing pains.
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Insiders have labeled these issues as "growing pains" in the transition from presidential campaign to grass-roots organization.
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The series has had to work through other growing pains beyond simply finding a balance between its sensibilities.
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Cows currently out of stock The biggest growing pains for Shezi's business has been finding quality breeding cows.
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As it transitioned from a DVD rental service to a streaming media company, Netflix had some growing pains.
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Two of the festival's world premieres are about late-onset growing pains, and how they stem from loss.
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I just think there are some growing pains that come with that, but things we can work through.
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The film centers around the four March sisters who confront growing pains, financial woes, tragedies and romantic rivalries.
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Growing pains Still, N26 says it continues to grow apace with 10,000 new users signing up each day.
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Just watch out for some intensity in your relationships—your partners are going through some major growing pains.
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Still, the town has had its growing pains, according to a 2004 study from the University of Nebraska.
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"Moving from an opposition party to a governing party comes with growing pains," Ryan said at the time.
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Weaver said late Monday that Our Revolution is merely experiencing the growing pains typical of any fresh enterprise.
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The ridges and bumps on this toy will help soothe growing pains and simultaneously clean plaque and tartar.
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But creating a genre-defining cult film on your first-ever attempt doesn't come without some growing pains.
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"This is an industry in its infancy so I view all this stuff as growing pains," Orens said.
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But Canada's young scientists don't have time to deal with a funding agency's inner turmoil or growing pains.
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Whatever the case, 2017 looks to be kicking off with some growing pains for the health food startup.
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Check out some more videos from VICE: There were some growing pains at first between Momentum and Labour.
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And you have to admit there have been some growing pains: You've been criticized for some premature calls.
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Growing pains of youth, of experience, are necessary in becoming whatever it means to be a grown-up.
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These growing pains are part of the reason the brothers say they are holding on to their Bitcoin.
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But what may not have been visible to those watching were the growing pains of Miss America 2.03.
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Other Iowa towns, like Denison, have followed Storm Lake's lead, though the rapid transition has brought growing pains.
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And despite some of the internal growing pains, many conservatives seem impressed with the approach outlined by McCarthy.
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To Mr. Moss, the N.Y.U. professor, these are just the latest growing pains for a neighborhood constantly in transition.
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The Growing Pains star died last week at age 69, just moments after playing hockey with his son Carter.
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They are setting investigative goals and revamping training and hiring - changes, they say, that may be causing growing pains.
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Alan Thicke, widely known for his starring role as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains, has died, PEOPLE confirms.
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These are the kinds of growing pains that the company hopes its advisory board will help it to avoid.
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There have been growing pains in a movement that grew out of hundreds of loosely affiliated marches in 2017.
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In part these are simply the growing pains that accompany any innovation that the old rules do not suit.
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I tend to think it is the future, but there are some definite growing pains to be worked through.
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While there were growing pains, everything seemed to click this season, with the Panthers leading the N.F.L. in scoring.
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The Growing Pains star – who suffered a fatal heart attack while playing hockey with Carter — died on Dec. 13.
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Every new space program has growing pains, and there's no reason to think that SpaceX's will be any different.
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She might be onto something, as Lovell teases a lot of "growing pains" are ahead for her character now.
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Facebook (Oculus Rift) and HTC (Vive) had growing pains at launch, whether slower than expected shipping or order cancellations.
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Even though Number26 has outsourced the money-counting part, it doesn't mean that the company doesn't have growing pains.
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Sweden, for example, has been charging toward a fully cashless economy, with plenty of growing pains along the way.
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Thicke, who starred in Growing Pains from 1985-1992 as Dr. Jason Seaver, passed away on Tuesday, PEOPLE confirms.
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"We've come full circle," says Bristowe, 30, adding that there weren't growing pains when it came to shacking up.
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The bottom line: The Model 3 production numbers are a sign of growing pains, and this isn't a crisis.
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So, it's likely YouTube TV could avoid some of the growing pains other services have experienced in recent years.
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As supervisor, MB is frank about the growing pains that comes with the platform and the content they cover.
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But it's not yet fully developed and we know we'll have growing pains as we familiarize ourselves with it.
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"I think he's back on track," she said of Mr. Bieber's subsequent growing pains, and praised his new album.
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Slavitt said that it is natural for insurers to have some "growing pains" in adjusting to the health law.
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For its part, Lockheed Martin says those growing pains are behind it, as production has ramped to full-rate.
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They are setting investigative goals and revamping training and hiring – changes, they say, that may be causing growing pains.
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BEIJING — After more than a decade as the world's great hope for classical music, China is suffering growing pains.
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Underneath her, the young division has been going through almost as many growing pains as its slightly elder sister.
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"There's truth in every word I write," the 22-year-old insists in "Growing Pains," which opens the album.
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If Eaze fails, it could highlight serious growing pains amid the "green rush" of startups into the marijuana business.
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He's going to go through some growing pains, and we're going to have to go through them with him.
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Thirty years after its reunification, the city of Berlin, with roughly 3.7 million residents, is experiencing some growing pains.
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Teenagers "stuffed all their setbacks and growing pains in the same bag: It's because I'm a Muslim," Seierstad writes.
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An ill-considered tweet from Musk and assorted growing pains on the manufacturing side cost bulls billions of dollars.
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For the most part, these growing pains have remained cordoned off in conference proceedings, invisible to the general public.
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Since then, the Canadian star underwent the predictable growing pains that often affect the teens of the pop machine.
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Robert Gsellman (7.07 E.R.A.) has suffered through growing pains and may end up skipped in the rotation this week.
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One of the senior Sanders aides conceded that the growing pains have been, at times, sharper than many expected.
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Over the last several years, the relationship between the United States and Russia have gone through some growing pains.
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But he persevered from there, and he landed the Growing Pains role shortly after Night went off the air.
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John Bolton took over as national security adviser in April, which means there may still be some growing pains.
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But on Saturday, most of the marchers I spoke to hadn't paid much attention to the march's growing pains.
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After the cameras stopped rolling on Growing Pains, Tracey Gold found herself embroiled in a bit of a family feud.
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It was just the latest growing pains of dockless bike and scooter schemes which have exploded across many world cities.
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Burns attributes any glitches contributors like Pearson and Noriega might have experienced to the growing pains of a young platform.
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He said Trump's style may have distracted some from the merits of his views, but all administrations had growing pains.
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" Bure's brother has also paid tribute to Thicke, telling Today of their time on Growing Pains, "We were a family.
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Wired's report outlines some of the growing pains that seems too familiar with startups working to grow at all costs.
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Godley is one of three rookies currently in the Diamondbacks rotation, and all are struggling through the same growing pains.
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"It was my fault completely," her brother Kirk Cameron (of Growing Pains, yes that Kirk Cameron) explained in her Story.
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Eventually, the company expanded (and not without some growing pains) to all types of documents, like public speeches, poetry, etc.
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The growing pains in Minnesota are different than those that have recurred through most youth movements in the NBA, though.
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But growing pains are true of any new industry, says Clayton Doherty, the co-founder and president of the forum.
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Here, on the latest track to be taken from the Growing Pains series, he appears with Croydon MC Nadia Rose.
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But as the Democratic majorities of 2009 and 2010 show, "growing pains" are not an immutable fact of legislative politics.
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New mom Amanda Seyfried is going through some growing pains with the kittens she and husband Thomas Sadoski are fostering.
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He, the CASS expert, acknowledges "growing pains" in bilateral ties but said there were tangible economic rewards for both sides.
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Think of finding a cofounder as marriage — there are going to be significant ups and downs, growing pains, and more.
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Kirk was starring on "Growing Pains" when he popped onto a season one episode of "Full House" as cousin Steve.
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The transition has not been without growing pains, however, with several prominent figures leaving or changing roles in recent days.
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But as the startup gears up for its next phase of growth, it is also going through some growing pains.
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Yes, there have been growing pains, but the big difference between a tax and a carbon trading program is certainty.
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Blackwood, 22, though, has already shown No. 210 goalie potential, even if he has experienced some growing pains of late.
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Reddit dealt with similar growing pains after its long commitment to being an open platform even for socially repugnant ideas.
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"We understand we're going to have growing pains," said George, who finished with 25 points, 8 assists and 33 rebounds.
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"Over time, there will be a few growing pains," said Ms. Parker, referring to the family's whereabouts on days off.
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His late father, Alan Thicke, starred in "Growing Pains," while his mother, Gloria Loring, acted in "Days of Our Lives."
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We're growing together, and it's growing pains, but I'm just glad that I'm attached to something so organic and alive.
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"Our Revolution is going through growing pains," acknowledged Jane Kleeb, the group's treasurer, while arguing that progress is being made.
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Second chances may be a beloved American ideal, but so is innovation and the growing pains that come with it.
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If nothing else, Porzingis's getting the full smorgasbord of defenders will only aid his development, even if he experiences growing pains.
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I think that as long as the ecosystem is growing at rates faster than folks expect, there will be growing pains.
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So, now that's Essential's growing pains are out of the way, the company seems ripe for a successful sophomore followup—right?
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Were there any major label growing pains, or pressures, since this was your first album after signing to Sire/Warner Brothers?
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But he will be remembered most for his role on "Growing Pains," the hit sitcom featuring his character of Jason Seaver.
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Laura Braslow gave a short history of the organization she co-founded in 2006, and described some of its growing pains.
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Salinger's only novel, "Catcher in the Rye," is about Holden Caulfield, a high school student dealing with depression and growing pains.
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The actual letter is brief and full of corporate speak, but it paints a company going through some serious growing pains.
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Looked at one way, the charts are proof of the platform's growing pains — the end of a long tech-press honeymoon.
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Robin Thicke was forced to do some soul-searching after the 2016 death of his father, Growing Pains star Alan Thicke.
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"It's weirdly been pretty awesome," Alba says when asked if there were any growing pains adding a third to the family.
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There are so many different facets of growing pains, whether it's personal, emotional, or relationships and being in love and heartbroken.
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Still, as with any major rollout of a new OS, there are bound to be some initial growing pains and missteps.
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" It added: "Thank you for bearing with us as we work through the growing pains that every first year event experiences.
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"Pops ♥️" Robin, 42, captioned the video, a clip from a behind-the-scenes interview on the set of Growing Pains.
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And, as it is no longer a new agency experiencing growing pains, the bureau would likely benefit from a fresh assessment.
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His comments came as the world second-largest economy grapples with growing pains, while trying to rein in high debt levels.
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Can anybody point to any other big government program that hasn't had some growing pains and hiccups in its early years?
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However, when it comes to your saving accounts and retirement funds, it may be best to wait out the growing pains.
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Some of these issues may simply be attributed to growing pains; Can Tiin is, after all, just a few months old.
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Two months after its inception, Pantsuit Nation is experiencing the growing pains to which many grassroots movement, digital or otherwise, succumb.
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Not to mention similar services like Sling TV and PlayStation Vue, both of which are long past their growing pains phase.
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Emails to CloudKitchens went unreturned, but every startup has growing pains, and presumably, shared kitchen companies are not immune to these.
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And it was Thicke who made Growing Pains tick, serving as the show's wry goofball, voice of reason, and steady presence.
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Thus began a period of experimentation, tinkering and auditioning, with growing pains and up-and-down results and plenty of uncertainty.
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"When we met, I was going through a lot of growing pains and was in a dark place," Mr. Shah said.
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The skirmish between two state senators illustrates the growing pains of the Democratic Party's progressive wing, echoing similar tension in Congress.
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They have abandoned well-worn phrases, like "growing pains" and "sea legs," that sustained them through the endless winter and spring.
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"While we're still growing, we still have growing pains, we've come a long way in the last 24 months," Hicks said.
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"We're past the growing pains, and we went through a reboot during the All-Star break," guard Monta Ellis told reporters.
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Those issues are at the heart of the region's growing pains: Who dictates how countries should change, and at what speed?
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Kosovo is a young nation, and only eight years after declaring independence, it is working through growing pains and getting stronger.
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Go deeper: Cobalt and the Congo Electric vehicles see both gains and growing pains Volvo takes the lead on female safety
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As the planet of tough love and limitation, Saturn could also reflect growing pains in your partnerships—including business-oriented partnerships.
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Even as these tensions play out in public, though, conservatives argue that the growing pains are a good problem to have.
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His growing pains and triumphs are what ground and connect everything else, and it's not just because he's the titular character.
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All are successful in their own ways, but the network is clearly unsatisfied with the scattered results of its growing pains.
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So I think that's a challenge for Republicans to adjust to that, and I think we have some growing pains with that.
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" House Speaker Paul Ryan downplayed conservative opposition to the Obamacare repeal and replace legislation rolled out earlier this week as "growing pains.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is paying tribute to his former Growing Pains costar Alan Thicke, who died at the age of 69 on Tuesday.
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Keane said EPB has been more conservative in promoting 10 gig connections because of growing pains it had with 1 gig customers.
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On Tuesday morning, Growing Pains star Alan Thicke was hospitalized at Providence St. Josephs Medical Center for a heart attack, TMZ reports.
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It's part of AI growing pains, feeding models more and more data to help it understand implied, indirect meanings behind human speech.
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For VR to be successful, companies are going to need to start correcting some of the growing pains of high-quality streaming.
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While it's experienced some growing pains and still has some painfully awkward moments, it's developing into a remarkably powerful and entertaining comedy.
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"This is a big transitional period," Lowe said Monday on CNBC's "Fast Money " when discussing the growing pains that come with expansion.
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Watch the video above to see her tiny home dream come true, and read on below to learn about her growing pains.
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And you can still see some growing pains, like the fact that the app drawer doesn't disappear when you enter fullscreen mode.
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Both recent scandals point to the emergence of Marvel as a global cultural juggernaut and the accompanying growing pains of its rise.
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As a Miami native, she is now suffering the growing pains of being the farthest away from her family in her life.
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The big worry is that their losses reflect not temporary growing pains but markets which are contested and customers who are promiscuous.
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While online lending is expanding, the sector has faced growing pains, including softer institutional investor demand due to concerns about loan quality.
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Through Winter's very public growing pains and self-esteem struggles, she's emerged as an outspoken champion for anyone overcoming body image issues.
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If you live life on the edge and aren't afraid of the growing pains, by all means get a Fire TV Cube.
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But with growth comes growing pains, and the year featured one telling sign of the times: A record number of fund closures.
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YouTube needs to do better, but it's growing pains are also America's—and no simple fix is going to make it right.
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It was a day of growing pains in Newton's rookie season: in all, Denver intercepted him twice and sacked him seven times.
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However, a flawless Hyperloop One launch in the future isn't guaranteed, as Hyperloop One has suffered some growing pains in recent months.
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Shah said on "Squawk Alley" that Wayfair has gotten past initial growing pains and that its customers are fueling the company's growth.
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"We lived the growing pains and are reaping the rewards of them finally getting established in being productive, everyday players," Farrell said.
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Speaking of bugs, I expect the full release of the new Music, Podcasts, and TV apps to come with some growing pains.
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LHP Daniel Norris is going through growing pains as he learns what it takes to be successful at the major league level.
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Outgrowing its fundamental premise has been the main factor in the growing pains this series has experienced over the past few seasons.
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New York (CNN Business)The legal cannabis industry in Canada and several states in America has been going through some growing pains.
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The growing pains of the East pose threats of instability to a highly integrated global system, not directly to the West itself.
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The populist or more hard-line parties that have risen at either end of the political spectrum are also experiencing growing pains.
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With the company turning 14 this year, excuses that it's a start-up going through growing pains are starting to wear thin.
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When I asked McCray at that lunch about her new life, she only laughed at the obvious growing pains that she was enduring.
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Maybe they'll be able to disentangle that co-dependent relationship, but the expensive growing pains are certain to take a long time.[Bloomberg]
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Mr Ryan blamed the defeat on "growing pains", as members of Congress who have only ever known opposition adjust to life in government.
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But his behavior was simply deemed "alarming," described as "lashing out" and a "mini meltdown," which makes it sound like rambunctious growing pains.
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For consumers considering an electric vehicle now, they need to weigh the advantages — and growing pains — that come with acquiring these emerging products.
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Oracle could be feeling cloud transition growing pains The idea of the innovation center actually began with CEO Mark Hurd, according to Jahangir.
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Of course, these initiatives also came with growing pains, such as a few incidents of inappropriate shirt designs cropping up via its service.
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And take a look at some of his finest acting work in a clip from Growing Pains as a curious high school student.
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The NWSL has already surpassed the previous women's pro leagues as it enters its fourth season, but it's still going through growing pains.
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Growing pains are real indeed, and companies seeking to leverage the undeniable power of the blockchain are being confronted by its scalability limitations.
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BUCHAREST/LONDON, March 238 (Reuters) - Almost every former Eastern Bloc country has suffered growing pains at some point over the last few decades.
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Though she suffers a few growing pains in the form of lousy pop songs, she is more than capable of finding her way.
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It was an ephemeral machine for an ephemeral time, the era of growing pains like Super Mario Sunshine, Luigi's Mansion, The Wind Waker.
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According to Cameron, who starred as Thicke's son on the hit sitcom Growing Pains from 1985–92, Thicke made an unforgettable first impression.
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Of course, he reminded them with a kind of earnest contrition, there were going to be bumps in the road, growing pains, glitches.
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While he admitted there may have been growing pains, he says he is ready to support the two men who have replaced him.
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Like many startups coping with the "growing pains" of rapid expansion, WeWork required long hours and a tolerance for disorder and sudden changes.
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In a couple of years when the Galaxy Fold 2 or 3 comes out, many of Samsung's growing pains could be distant memories.
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St. John's filled nine roster spots in a matter of weeks, gambling on some graduate transfers while bracing for growing pains from freshmen.
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Adults alive today can still recall a world where computers did not exist in everyday life, and witnessed all the early growing pains.
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At the same time, Mr. Ramsey noted, "it's a completely unproven business model," with costly technology that is bound to have growing pains.
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But given Idaho's expanding new tech sector and a booming population, they will have to address the growing pains that come with that.
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Supporters say it is a temporary solution while more teachers are hired and schools are built and put it down to growing pains.
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One New York Times reporter spotted a pair of shoes listed in the website's cookware section, a sign of the site's growing pains.
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For high school students, especially, this is a time of self exploration, growing pains, and, for those of us reflecting back, some regrets.
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No player has endured more growing pains than Lowry, a point guard who had gotten used to having the ball in his hands.
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After the 1998 tournament, the glow eventually faded and soon Croatia was faced with confronting the growing pains that any new state faces.
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The past few years have been full of democratic growing pains, but they haven't dimmed the country's aspirations for a pluralist, Afropolitan future.
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There are worse problems to have than being a victim of your own success, but Colorado can't afford to ignore its growing pains.
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And some fans are might still be smarting from the growing pains of Diablo III, even if the Blizzard eventually righted that ship.
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The show's creator, Megan Tan, uses her own growing pains to work through problems unique to those who graduated after the Great Recession.
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Companies have plenty of time to work out their growing pains when they are not subject to the daily scrutiny of public shareholders.
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These cases, often dismissed by Duterte supporters as isolated incidents or necessary growing pains, are actually vital to the reform this administration seeks.
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Uruguay, which became the first country to legalize recreational marijuana in 2013, is still going through growing pains in setting up its market.
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The transition comes with growing pains, with efforts to reform state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and slash excess capacity spurring layoffs and widespread resistance.
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But "what Robinhood's going to find quickly is they're going to jump right into the same growing pains that Coinbase has," Stephens said.
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Hopper told The Press of Atlantic City in July that the upheaval was a part of the growing pains of an evolving organization.
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But the best-friendship between Erskine and Konkle, who met while studying abroad in Amsterdam through New York University, soothes those growing pains.
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"That's what's going to happen with freshmen," the aide said, citing typical "growing pains" that occur at the start of a new Congress.
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The city is going through growing pains, and that growth doesn't necessarily include the people who I'm in contact with all the time.
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The "Blurred Lines" crooner praised the Growing Pains actor as "the greatest man I've ever met" in a statement to the Los Angeles Times.
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We'd been witnesses to Cardi's growth with her Gangsta Bitch Music mixtape series, as she worked through the growing pains of finding her sound.
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Maybe it's not political correctness that's infecting our higher education institutions, but the growing pains of an increasingly inclusive study body and faculty roster.
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Plenty of promising young directors have crumbled under that weight, and there are moments in Black Panther where you can spot Coogler's growing pains.
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The sector has expanded significantly since its inception, but has recently faced some growing pains, with some investors concerned about the quality of loans.
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Nintendo is definitely going through some growing pains with its online service, but I feel that in a year it'll be up to snuff.
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And while GE clearly is a company in the midst of transforming, it's finding that there are growing pains along the path to change.
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Alan Thicke, who died Tuesday at the age of 43, was widely known for his starring role as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains.
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There have been growing pains however, The Wall Street Journal recently reported that both companies are now struggling to meet demand for their burgers.
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Buying out the company and going private would allow Tesla to stay out of the public eye as it deals with these growing pains.
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The round follows a year of increased lending volume for the company, despite some growing pains for the wider peer-to-peer lending industry.
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Growing Pains I worked for three to four years as a makeup artist while also working on the brand, which made me completely crazy.
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A New Way of Using Apps Voice-powered apps are arriving at a time when App Store ecosystem is going through some growing pains.
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There are growing pains, much awkwardness, some sex, and perhaps a public dance scene, as well as a (or several) moment(s) of realization.
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Although there are still growing pains with USB-C, this is really the kind of product that shows the full potential of the connector.
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That means there will be no growing pains of a new administration wrangling with the permanent government entrenched in Foggy Bottom and K Street.
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And even then, early 5G networks could come with their fair share of growing pains — like inconsistent coverage or negative effects on battery life.
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All in all, it's an upbeat track, hinting at positivity, or at least yearning for it, among the malaise that comes from growing pains.
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Transitioning from a passive doormat into a confident human being comes with growing pains, and for Annie, confidence more than once blurs into selfishness.
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With a roster that includes 23 underclassmen, Kruger knew his team would endure some growing pains, and that manifested itself against the veteran Badgers.
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Though industry insiders say some of China's newer leasing operations may face growing pains in securing specialist expertise, Singapore-based BOC Aviation is different.
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Place Two Despite some transformative growing pains, the city may well be one of the most pleasant and livable ones in the United States.
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Amid all the colorful fanfare that happily captivated our second-grader, there were obvious adult-size growing pains, including generic décor and uneven food.
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The fund's growing pains reflect the competing pressures — from its donors, from the private sector, and from the countries it is meant to assist.
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For Kels, dealing with people trying to use her for her profile is part of the growing pains associated with becoming an eSports star.
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In recent weeks, the Five Star Movement has experienced growing pains as it has sprouted from a protest movement into Italy's leading political force.
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The alt-data industry is having growing pains after its sudden glow up — and insiders are looking at new pricing models and unlikely customers
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Lee speaks about how he runs a multifaceted company, from growing pains while working with talent to the dependence on platforms and selling apparel.
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The return of crude deliveries at Eddystone highlights the growing pains confronting U.S. producers who are facing bottlenecks as booming production outpaces pipeline growth.
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There will be growing pains, like the guy who lost money out of his electronic wallet because he left his computer on all night.
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This has resulted in some growing pains at the club, as younger and older members struggle to expand the definition of exploration in 2019.
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Right now, we're seeing the earliest growing pains of augmented reality and virtual reality — tech that overlays the digital world onto our human senses.
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It would also put enormous new responsibility on the shoulders of the state's cap-and-trade system, which already has problems and growing pains.
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Joanna Kerns, the mom from "Growing Pains," is about to be back on the market ... she's filed for divorce just short of a milestone anniversary.
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Minnesota, meanwhile, has now lost four in a row — and six straight games at Target Center — as its young roster continues to experience growing pains.
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In an episodic game, there are bound to be growing pains that we watch the studio tackle in real time as the season carries on.
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"We're aware of some of the kinks or growing pains that come with creating an industry out of whole cloth in 24 months," Fencott said.
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Alan Thicke remembered by 'Growing Pains' cast at memorial Carter is the youngest of three sons born to the actor and his ex-wife, Gina.
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I am so appreciative and grateful to you for being a loyal Honest fan over the years, especially as we go through these growing pains.
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It is certainly early days for the blockchain: some compare it to the internet in the early 1990s, so growing pains are sure to follow.
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While Tesla has been experiencing some growing pains, especially around the rollout of the Model X, overall things seem to be going according to plan.
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Last month Tide, which has had growing pains of its own and recruited a new CEO in August, disclosed that it has 60,000 SME customers.
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His study of "depolicing" did suggest a short-lived but "significant" uptick in some crime rates, when police complain of "growing pains" from external oversight.
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These two nations may yet reverse their direction and show that the current political spasms are nothing more than a spike in democracy's growing pains.
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American actor Leonardo DiCaprio sits at a school desk with an open book in a promotional still from the television series, 'Growing Pains,' c. 1991.
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Just as it was in 2002, the company is dealing with growing pains generated by a slowing global economy and a slowdown in hardware sales.
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Before the recess, Republican senators openly acknowledged that the executive and legislative branches had endured some growing pains in the first months of Trump's administration.
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Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit, Barnett's first album, was critically acclaimed, sure, but it bore the marks of growing pains.
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So I think we're going through a little of these growing pains in VR. Have you gotten to try any of the 8i stuff yet?
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Why it matters: It's illustrative of Uber's growing pains within global legal and regulatory frameworks as it attempts to expand its reach around the world.
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I agree with President Obama that automation will positively impact the economy in the long run — even if we experience growing pains along the way.
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Thematic ETFs, especially ones that cover young industries, could see ups and downs as the sector works its way through its growing pains, he said.
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"Certainly, when you're growing an airline, there are growing pains," Maguire said, adding that he expects the larger, used Embraer jets to be more reliable.
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It's the product of natural growing pains of a country that is changing by the day and making people fearful in ways they've never been.
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Kisha Smart Umbrella Kisha Smart Umbrella Think of the current growing pains virtual, augmented and mixed reality are experiencing on their way to consumer acceptance.
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The sharing economy has begun to evolve, but there are new professional sectors around the corner that soon will go through the same growing pains.
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A year after she dropped her first EP Growing Pains to pop blogs and "tastemaker" praise, L Devine is still waiting for that breakout moment.
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Like any company affected by the coronavirus outbreak, Facebook appears to be having some growing pains when it comes to shifting employees to remote work.
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It's expansive, lonely, intense—just the sort of aesthetic feast we've come to expect from Lorde's reflexive look at the clumsy growing pains of adulthood.
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But players and coaches alike pushed for its use at the Women's World Cup, and seem confident that correct calls are worth any growing pains.
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Speaking for a long-suffering fan base, Ramsey promised to tough it out with the Knicks, to accept the growing pains of a promising rebuild.
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Chris Seeger, the lead lawyer for the plaintiffs, said that the administration of such class-action settlements often had "growing pains" because of unanticipated problems.
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Kantor and Twohey move beyond Weinstein and examine what the expose unleashed: the exhilaration and confusion of a society in the middle of growing pains.
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People would be just as likely to associate some of the negativity from 211G growing pains with the device as they would with their carrier.
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Despite the growing pains associated with the expansion of Medicaid, the improvements in care and quality of life for men like Kenneth Berry are evident.
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NASA itself was going through its own growing pains at this point, having been founded the previous summer, largely in response to the Sputnik crisis.
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The growing pains of a city as it evolves from a small community to a much larger suburb, and what are the costs of that?
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Hernangomez has emerged as a viable building block for the future, displaying offensive flair, although with growing pains on the defensive end of the floor.
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And there are some growing pains — not just for this conference, but for the progressive movement as a whole — in figuring out how to handle it.
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He and the two retirees really do run the company, going through the growing pains of logistics, division of labor and letting people know they exist.
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When ABC sought out to fill roles on "Growing Pains" in the early 1980s, he explained, the network first looked at a few emerging young actors.
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These could be signs that VR is still too flawed to succeed, or they could be the growing pains that let it flourish down the road.
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Sometimes her conflicting impulses read as relatable growing pains or loveable flaws, like when she's late on rent and has to borrow money from her parents.
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A rep for Alan's son, Robin Thicke, confirmed to PEOPLE on Tuesday that the veteran actor, who starred in Growing Pains from 22014-19863, passed away.
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With growing pains being a part of any successful franchise, Peppermint said she doesn't believe this will be the nail in the coffin for the show.
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Much like the world of internet-connected devices, it's still evolving, and much like that world, there are growing pains (and serious security concerns) to consider.
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Washio isn't the only company that has suffered on-demand growing pains — Handy cleaning service had some tough times last year, and Homejoy shut down entirely.
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Alternatively, the fines could be seen as growing pains that signal LendUp was trying to rush to market and stake a claim, which some investors endorse.
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Today, WiiWare is a symbol of the growing pains Nintendo suffered in the transition to digital distribution, and as a platform itself held no particular merit.
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During her pregnancy, Schumer released a Netflix Comedy Special, Growing Pains, where she also joked about Markle stealing her thunder being pregnant at the same time.
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Museum editor Peter Cooper guided the singer through his 22 years since his Nashville arrival, and Bentley responded with stories of growing pains and self-discovery.
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Rhodes noted that Spotify (SPOT) and Snapchat (SNAP) are also examples of consumer-oriented IPOs that were widely heralded that have since experienced some growing pains.
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The late actor blew Mollen away with his acting — something she wasn't fully expecting since she still thought of him as Dr. Seaver from Growing Pains.
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That's part of the growing pains and in many ways, interest from Beijing is definitely a compliment that shows just how influential the company has become.
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But after its initial growing pains, it began to find its audience with attendances averaging more than 22,123 fans per game last season, a league record.
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During her pregnancy, Schumer released a Netflix comedy special, Growing Pains, where she also joked about Markle stealing her thunder being pregnant at the same time.
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As the series winds down, Girls is getting cozy with the idea of growing pains as a natural part of coming into adulthood and moving on.
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Michigan State — There will be growing pains on offense, but L.J. Scott and Malik McDowell lead a talented group on both sides of the ball. 17.
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Whatever growing pains he might have encountered, the team won 55 games and produced 109.9 points per 100 possessions during the regular season, according to NBA.
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But as the trend to take marketing in-house accelerates, so do the growing pains associated with managing internal agencies, according to a new ANA report.
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But between the "Late Show's" growing pains and Mr. Moonves's effusive praise for Mr. Corden, it seemed clear which host is the current toast of Tiffany.
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Deliveroo has experienced growing pains and hiring the right people has been a challengeShu has needed that focus as he scales Deliveroo's complex three-sided marketplace.
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It's hard to tell if the mistakes made at the Grill are the growing pains endured by any new restaurant or signs of something more troubling.
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"There's no way you don't have growing pains," Mr. Moonves said, adding that he has patience for what he expects to be a long-running show.
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"It's a growing industry with growing pains," said Robert Green, a medical geneticist at Brigham and Women's Hospital and professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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To the Editor: Eduardo Porter does a good job of itemizing the growing pains of wind and solar, but he doesn't put these problems in context.
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The biggest result of growing pains Howard has faced with the cookie company is meeting demand from larger clients while also maintaining the cookies' original taste.
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Elsewhere, we've been all over direct-to-consumer companies, which are facing growing pains as the social platforms that gave them their start get more expensive.
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Fitbit also managed to increase active users from 16.9 million to 23.2 year-over-year, even as the wearable industry suffered from some major growing pains.
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At the same time, there's a perfect storm afoot that could result in some significant growing pains for the emerging sector over the next five years.
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China's burgeoning financial technology industry went through plenty of ups and downs last year, but growing pains experienced in the sector aren't fazing one local player.
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Read more: The alt-data industry is having growing pains after its sudden glow up — and insiders are looking at new pricing models and unlikely customers
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Boost housing supply to ameliorate growing pains Even with the most ambitious workforce development efforts imaginable, most local residents will not directly benefit from Amazon's investment.
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In a 6-4 loss to the Miami Marlins on Sunday at Citi Field, the growing pains of Amed Rosario proved costly for starter Jacob deGrom.
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Robert Gsellman, an unheralded prospect who helped save the 2016 season, endured many growing pains this season before he strained his left hamstring two weeks ago.
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That store launched just a year ago, and it's still facing all sorts of growing pains and calls for features that Steam users take for granted.
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But without a solid inventory system, clear management structure or working capital, owner Steve Sims felt he and his fledgling company wouldn't survive its growing pains.
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Claire Lew is the CEO of Know Your Company, a software tool that helps CEOs get to know their employees better and overcome company growing pains.
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This process has involved "three executive coaches" and all kinds of growing pains that correspond, roughly, to Patreon's own evolution as a global audience-management service.
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The High End 2237 Photos View Slide Show ' Murray Hill, long known as a go-to rental area for postgraduates, is going through some growing pains.
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In order for Rifkin's plan to work, then, we need to overcome all or most of these growing pains and entrenched political, social, and economic problems.
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" On their GoFundMe page, Margi explained that it was Nick who first exhibited symptoms with pain in his legs that she at first thought were "growing pains.
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They'd get themselves in some kind of a mess, or just growing pains of a company, and somebody would reach out, and bounce something off of us.
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The news arrived at a transitional time for the company, which was undergoing substantial growing pains as its line of licensed Disney products failed to catch fire.
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"These are people who took great personal risk and walked away from cushy well-paying roles and stuck with it through all the growing pains," Tejada said.
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With Dwyane Wade, Derrick Rose, Jeff Green and Jae Crowder among the new players on Cleveland&aposs roster this season, there were bound to be growing pains.
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Instacart is going through some growing pains right now, with Amazon buying Whole Foods this summer and target picking up Alabama-based Shipt in the last week.
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That progress is accompanied by growing pains around issues of diversity, workplace protections, automation and wages — all issues well within the purview of Trump's newest cabinet pick.
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A lifelong hockey fan, the former Growing Pains star was playing a pickup game with his youngest son, Carter, 19, at a skating rink in Burbank, Calif.
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There will be some more growing pains on this handset than other upgrades, including the end of the headphone jack and a shift in the home button.
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A closer listen and reading of Hammond Jr's debut reveals a set of creative growing pains and lessons that he needed to take independent of his band.
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While Justin Bieber's recent behavior has left some worried, an insider suggests he's experiencing more growing pains that come with the transition from child star to adult.
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Tell us in the comments, then read the related article about how these services, once hailed as the next big thing in transportation, are hitting growing pains.
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That's good for them, but LeBron probably doesn't want to babysit their core all year and then watch them struggle through growing pains in the postseason. 5.
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Hopper told The Press of Atlantic City that the current upheaval is just a part of the growing pains that occur whenever an organization tries to evolve.
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But the growing pains of the effort were suggested by an email from a regional coordinator for the combined campaign, published last month by The Cincinnati Enquirer.
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At the same time, Amazon's ad business is experiencing a number of growing pains like proving to advertisers that its platform can increase brand awareness and loyalty.
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More than 1,000 attendees — founders, technologists, thinkers, makers and investors — will explore the potential gains and the growing pains inherent with revolutionary technology and rapidly evolving industries.
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But, it remains unseen whether MLB will struggle from the same growing pains that the NFL had when making the shift from paper to digital play books.
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Brown Sugar made it clear that hip-hop would go through growing pains and that sometimes it would be unrecognizable from what it was in its beginnings.
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Scientists used a high-powered telescope on Earth to take a look at four different young stars shining brightly and possibly going through some gravitational growing pains.
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Leading U.S. cryptocurrency platform Coinbase added trading for bitcoin cash this week, in a rocky rollout that shows the growing pains of the digital currency exchange industry.
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In-between the figurative growing pains of being young but not young enough and older but not old at all, having a genuine crush was so welcoming.
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They still have many of the growing pains of a smaller insurance pool that legislators didn't expect would be happening four years into the health care law.
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Yankees 4, White Sox 3 | 13 innings CHICAGO — Miguel Andujar may be going through growing pains with his glove, but there is nothing wrong with his bat.
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Although the original film came out in 2004, the superhero family hasn't aged — Jack-Jack is still an infant — but it is showing signs of growing pains.
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For too long, the United States has treated China as a developing nation to be coaxed and lectured, while tolerating its bad behavior as merely growing pains.
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He has answered that some human rights violations were serious mistakes, but argues that Ethiopia is a "nascent democracy" with the growing pains common to new governments.
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Despite the sector's growing pains, online lending services have piqued the interest of incumbent banks through their better use of automation to make lending cheaper and faster.
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Mr. Thicke's character on "Growing Pains" could be a measured voice of wisdom too, but he was also frequently the butt of jokes, and he was fallible.
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Worth watching: Amid the narrative that China is just experiencing growing pains as it transitions from an export-based economy to a consumption-based economy, that's concerning.
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But he believes these growing pains are necessary to show that Vietnamese cuisine is capable of honoring both its street-food backbone and a fine-dining future.
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It seems a bit like a case of growing pains in a city that saw more than 33,000 people move to within its limits in 2014. FoodCartsPortland.
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The anti-Semitism controversy also appears to reflect the growing pains of a new administration and the struggles evident in Trump's transition from rabble-rousing candidate to president.
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"Next year will tell whether those are growing pains, or they are more serious issues," Drew Altman, chief executive of the Kaiser Family Foundation, said in an interview.
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This rings true for startups, which need to factor the long hours, unimpressive benefits packages and growing pains — not an ideal environment for those unsure about their future.
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All this uncertainty can be ascribed, as many experts do, to growing pains, and it's likely that in the future Bitcoin will be a far more robust system.
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Eventually, most games will support at least 15614493K but until then, gamers will need to suffer through Microsoft's growing pains of convincing developers to release games in 4K.
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Or are suits like this merely growing pains, and to be expected as men realize what it's been like to be a woman for the past 50 years?
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Already a successful television theme song composer, he was in the ABC executive offices as a writer pitching a new show when network executives brought up Growing Pains.
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There is no doubt the exchanges are having some growing pains, but they have succeeded in granting millions of Americans access to high-quality, more-affordable health insurance.
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Los Angeles Times writer Richard Rushfield spent four years covering the Idol beat during its growing pains, and he also wrote the book American Idol: The Untold Story.
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Once you've successfully grown out of that era of awkwardness, it's hard to imagine you ever dealt with such a roller coaster of first loves and growing pains.
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At the time, even company loyalists admitted growing pains: "There's no putting rose-colored glasses on it," said John Bunch, who is leading the Holacracy push throughout Zappos.
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Pivetta's growing pains continued on Saturday as he yielded four runs on as many hits and walks in five innings of a 7-0 setback at St. Louis.
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" In reality, getting a refund hasn't been simple for some Tesla customers, as the company has struggled with growing pains that Musk has described as "delivery logistics hell.
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America continues to struggle with its most desperate problem, and the wellbeing and very lives of black and Muslim citizens continue to be these growing pains' primary victims.
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Why it matters: Ride-sharing's conundrum in New York illustrates the growing pains of technology companies that fundamentally disrupt certain markets and the delayed attempts to regulate them.
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When it comes to onboarding new technology to modernize operations and help agencies run more efficiently, the federal government has at times dealt with its own growing pains.
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" As for Beltran having NO managing experience heading into the gig ... Rodriguez says he has zero concerns about growing pains, telling us, "He'll do great, he'll do great.
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"Of course, I don't like seeing bitcoin scrapping support below $8,000 but I do view some of this as growing pains for it and other cryptoassets," Tatar said.
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The video game industry is still relatively young, but it's faced a bunch of major growing pains in recent years as the world around it has grown up.
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But there have also been growing pains as Apple plots an aggressive path to double its services revenue by 2020, a plan that leans heavily on app developers.
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"As the market matures with better infrastructure (exchanges, futures, etc.) along with increased participation from global institutional investors," he said, "the market will get past these growing pains."
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Yet despite such growing pains, there is wide consensus that the reforms are necessary if not sufficient to establish the rule of law in every corner of Mexico.
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In this video for RIOT, R29's new comedy channel on YouTube, they hilariously cover what you need to know about navigating the confusing growing pains of puberty.
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Rolling out new solutions will always have unfortunate growing pains that sadly result in the loss of human life, but the stark reality is that they always have.
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"Growing pains catch up with businesses as a team expands quickly and we have to make sure that we're picky and that we reinforce the values we have."
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Coverage of the changing returns revealed some of the stresses and growing pains of early television news, which was little more than a decade old at the time.
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In a five-year-old league that continues to endure predictable growing pains — including issues with substandard fields, substandard treatment of players and meager salaries — that is noteworthy.
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Thicke, for a generation of television watchers, was known as the bright and goofy Dr. Jason Roland Seaver on '80s sitcom Growing Pains, which ran from 1985-1992.
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The hiccups may have been symptomatic of growing pains: Kimpton has launched upward of eight properties a year since International Hotels Group acquired the brand in 2015. Unbeatable.
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The early days of blockchain-based voting would have growing pains, and election boards would need to test solutions at local and state levels before a national rollout.
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Just as it was last spring with Sanchez, Daniel Norris, and Miguel Castro—all of whom experienced the kinds of growing pains that Shapiro seems determined to avoid.
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"How people of color inside the Buttigieg campaign sought to be heard," by Reid J. Epstein Growing pains for a campaign that has not built much nonwhite support.
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Syndergaard said he hoped that the experience from his first full season in the major leagues, and the accompanying growing pains, would better prepare him for this season.
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" The organization's growing pains left "many Sanders supporters disillusioned, feeling that the group that was supposed to harness the senator's grass-roots movement is failing in its mission.
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But I've only had access to the feature for a week, so there's bound to be some growing pains as the system learns more about my sleep patterns.
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Chinese officials have described the challenges facing the wind sector as growing pains, and they say the investments in renewable energy will pay off in the long term.
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Alan Thicke — father of pop-soul singer Robin Thicke and best remembered for his role in the 1980s sitcom "Growing Pains" — died suddenly of a heart attack on Tuesday.
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"It's kind of one of those things, you don't really know if it has set in yet," Carter said about the Growing Pains actor's death not yet setting in.
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We're opening up the mindspray spigots because online video is currently going through the same growing pains as editorial did in the slideshow clickbait era of the late aughts.
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ABOUT THE TIMBERWOLVES (12-21): Minnesota is experiencing some growing pains as it hands more and more responsibility to young players and works to trade veterans like Kevin Martin.
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News, Tanya Callau, who married the Growing Pains star in 2005, says that the couple was designing a nursery in their home in preparation of a new little addition.
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But despite its eccentric and sometimes bizarre presentation, FLCL evokes the growing pains and complicated feelings of puberty (as well as unambiguous phallic imagery) in far more relatable terms.
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Uber, which is privately held but chooses to report its quarterly earnings to investors and the public, is seeing some growing pains from its massive effort to scale globally.
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It's not the church's first growing pains, let alone humanity's... I'm very grateful for how quickly it's changing right now, and definitely hope to see it continue to change.
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"I think there are going to be some growing pains here," said GOP strategist John Feehery, a former Capitol Hill aide who is also a columnist for The Hill.
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The main conceit of the show is watching Erskine and Konkle grapple with the growing pains of adolescence as tweens surrounded, bullied, and romantically pursued by actual middle schoolers.
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Victoria's Secret Angel Sara Sampaio just posted an amazing throwback pic to prove our theory wrong — and to reassure all girls having growing pains that this, too, shall pass.
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Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis defended his officers on Wednesday, telling a news conference his department was facing "growing pains" with the technology they started using 14 months ago.
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After an extended period of rapid growth, it is experiencing growing pains that should be temporary, provided it can further relax its heavy control of its skies and airports.
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It could be growing pains, it could be the beginning of the next step in the evolution of wearables, or it could be something more troubling for the category.
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"In an economy that still seems to have some growing pains, consistent growth is worth paying up for," said Peter Tuz, president of Chase Investment Counsel in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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It also comes at a pivotal time for Snap, which has faced increasing competition from Instagram, on top of its own growing pains since going public earlier this year.
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In the past few years, Subway restaurants have been dealing with growing pains, declining sales, and a public-relations issue with legal troubles for Jared Fogle, its former spokesman.
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Growing pains are happening in the backcourt as well, where starters Eric Bledsoe and Devin Booker combined for 1193 points but also totaled 12 turnovers in the setback. 1.
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The launch of the OnePlus 3 marked a brave new, invite-free world — one that's apparently come with a few growing pains as the company works to meet demand.
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"I've argued that the strange behavior... is attributable to what we might think of as 'growing pains,'" adds Whitenton, suggesting the narratives show his moral development into a man.
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HBO's Girls died as it lived: at the center of fierce debates regarding its worth and/or accuracy in portraying the specific growing pains of Brooklyn's privileged 20-somethings.
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Some growing pains are to be expected with a new administration, but this is the Executive Branch of the Federal Government, not a move-fast-and-break-things startup.
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In other words, I'm concerned about the growing pains associated with technological progress, but such is the nature of being human, exploring, and advancing the state of the art.
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If Boulevard expands, it won't be without growing pains, said Steven Seruya, whose classic-car business on West 36th Street is in the path of the would-be park.
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"This is part of the whole growing pains of going global," said Bill Russo, a former chief executive of Chrysler China who is now a Shanghai-based automotive consultant.
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Some in the GOP are shrugging off the barrage of negative headlines, chalking it up to an unorthodox president and growing pains for a new administration still staffing up.
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The company's growing pains included discontinuing its popular "unlimited" classes offering and hiking prices in 2017 as part of a revamped business plan aimed at boosting the company's profits.
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Not only did they survive any growing pains, they shook off their former sound and began forging something that was a more revved up take on Elvis Costello songs.
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This change in lineup and recording process created some growing pains for the band, who were collectively in uncharted waters when it came to recording and performing for others.
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Though if upcoming bendy phones are anything like the Nubia-α, we better prepare ourselves for some growing pains as people try to make the whole flexible phone idea happen.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — After many decades at virtual standstill, Detroit has been quickly met with change, bringing with it new opportunities as well as growing pains.
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"Growing Pains" premiered in 1985, a year after "Who's the Boss" and "Charles in Charge," two shows in which male characters filled domestic roles previously only portrayed by female characters.
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I've written a lot about going through heartache and the growing pains of coming to the realization that it's never about the love we think someone else can give us.
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Despite having what's been called the "best IPO so far in 2019," Beyond Meat will likely have growing pains at first, as have most IPOs over the past 40 years.
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Fitbit's been undergoing its own growing pains in recent years, but CEO James Park believes that a well-made smartwatch could be precisely what turns around the wearable maker's fortunes.
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While BlaBlaCar faced some growing pains a couple of years ago, the company now plans to expand its team again by doubling the size of its engineering team in 2020.
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Learning to handle that as a franchise owner was a new skill, but since she had a good rapport with the franchisor the growing pains were less severe, she claimed.
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On Wednesday, the Growing Pains star's youngest son, Carter Thicke, and wife, Tanya Callau Thicke, each took to social media to pay tribute to the family patriarch, who died Dec.
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After two years, OnePlus has finally outpaced the growing pains of making new hardware and combined powerful specs, smooth software, and a compelling price to form the new OnePlus 3.
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Sure, the growing pains of adulthood aren't as dramatic in real life as in pop culture, but there's no doubt our delight in no-shame fun fades as we age.
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It's not surprising that an automobile enthusiast would be skeptical of this development but he's not wrong that this technology is still new and it could have some growing pains.
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And while the family grieves the loss of the Growing Pains star, they will get together on Saturday — a plan originally set in motion to celebrate Loring and Brennan's birthdays.
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The two previously appeared on Growing Pains in the '80s but never crossed paths and continued to miss each other for the next three decades until Tarantino brought them together.
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Chief Hopper (David Harbour) is also now officially Eleven's adoptive father, and though the second season ended with them on good terms, the pair might still face some growing pains.
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"I think Facebook is growing up and going through growing pains and getting there, and part of that process is what's happened over the past couple of days," Ghosh said.
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The GOP spent a decade as an opposition party, as Ryan acknowledged on Friday, and faces significant "growing pains," as the speaker termed them, to become a functioning governing party.
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" Loring, who co-wrote the Diff'rent Strokes and Facts of Life theme songs with her late ex-husband, says that the Growing Pains star "remained consistent throughout his entire life.
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Outgoing NASS President Denise Merrill, the Democratic secretary of state of Connecticut, attributed a lot of the frustration with "growing pains" as states and the federal government navigate their relationship.
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After all, the de facto leader of this movement, Kirk Cameron, once accused the producers of the 80s family sitcom Growing Pains of being "pornographers" for portraying marriage-less romance.
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Mr. Narod said many complaints about Cambridge stemmed from early "growing pains" before it transitioned from just a book-and-a-plaque vanity publisher to one that added branding services.
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While cryptocurrency trading has the trappings of established financial markets, Coinbase's attempt to open trading in a new digital currency on Tuesday shows the industry is still experiencing growing pains.
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Though the Wildcats will almost certainly take a serious hit in next week's AP Poll, growing pains are very much par for the course within Calipari's one-and-done system.
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No specifics have been given for the changes, but there are likely to be some more growing pains as the company navigates its service around the medium's highest-profile creators.
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But some opponents of legalized marijuana say the state is rushing too fast to implement a complicated set of regulations on an industry that is still going through growing pains.
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But unlike Kizer, who led the N.F.L. with 16 interceptions, went 0-15 and went through numerous growing pains as a rookie starter, Taylor will have offensive weapons around him.
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He said he was not really aware of the debate about growing pains, because he was extremely busy at work and almost no one he worked with was from Nevada.
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Rachel O'Leary Carmona, chief operating officer of the Women's March group, cast the controversy as the growing pains of a new organization that is struggling to build a diverse coalition.
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While most Democrats agree that Clinton shouldn't disappear, there is disagreement among some within the party, which is struggling with its own growing pains, about what void Clinton can fill.
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The state is betting that, by investing in offshore wind decades after Northern Europe first tested the technology, it can avoid some of the growing pains experienced across the Atlantic.
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It takes a lot of internal strength and willpower, and you still get all those annoying growing pains, body awkwardness and social anxiety that were there the first time around.
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But the 40-basis-point hit was largely due to rising occupancy expenses tied to the growing discount Nordstrom Rack business and expansion in Canada — "growing pains," according to Cramer.
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The Justice League goes through some serious growing pains before they finally learn how to work together, but the cast behind the superheroes bonded with each other quick as a flash.
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Not only were his employers experiencing growing pains, but Lyft sued him for allegedly breaking a confidentiality agreement when he joined Uber, with the two sides later settling for undisclosed terms.
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New York (CNN Business)Levi Strauss has had one of the most successful IPOs of the year, but it's going through a few growing pains as a newly minted public company.
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The only consolation coming away from these results is that you can identify them as growing pains—as opposed to a return to the norm after a handful of fluke wins.
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And while Kardashian's first drop didn't sell out nearly as quickly as her sister Kylie Jenner's original lip kit launch, that just means Jenner's growing pains are helping her sister out.
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Based on the success of its existing mirrorless cameras like the GH5 and GH5s, you'd expect Panasonic to have the least amount of growing pains as it transitions to full-frame.
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All the tumult is part of a larger reckoning of sorts that the Oscars [is going through] — it's almost like growing pains into whatever this new thing is going to be.
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Following the critical success of the game's first season, the company had growing pains around rapid growth, continuous crunch, and toxic culture culminating in studio layoffs just a few years later.
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The fish-creature analogy suggests a form of mental discomfort that onlookers might dismiss as growing pains, but which could be a more serious sign of hidden mental and emotional sickness.
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While that transition has seen the rise of giants like Tencent (TCEHY), Alibaba (BABA) and Huawei, it has also caused growing pains as traditional manufacturing workers struggle to make the shift.
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In the short term, we'll probably see some fear-mongering as to how much Google is pushing into the home, and ticked off Nest owners will undoubtedly face some growing pains.
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Stunningly directed, with two incredible leads who are also very hot, God's Own Country is a wonderful look at loneliness and the growing pains of learning to be intimate with someone.
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But growing pains come for a reason — the on-demand grocery delivery platform is getting bigger, just recently signing a deal with the third-largest grocery retailer in North America, Albertsons.
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Ryan acknowledged the disappointment, which he initially chalked up to "growing pains" for a party that for the first time in more than a decade controls the executive and legislative branches.
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But it seems as if something positive has come from all the growing pains — and starting this month, BCBGMAXAZRIA is kicking off a fresh approach to its signature contemporary, cool look.
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Not only is she focused on better eating habits, but Wilson is taking note from former Growing Pains star Tracey Gold's – who she just switched places with on Celebrity Wife Swap.
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Just like the dot-com boom of the 2200s took more than a decade and a market crash to produce Facebook, analysts say, the cryptocurrency world still faces many growing pains.
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Most of the more than 250 bitcoin exchanges are only a few years old, and some have been victims of fraud, theft, hacks and growing pains, like halts during heavy trading.
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How Snapchat got its ad business on track is a case study of a fast-growing start-up overcoming growing pains and persuading companies to try untested ways to reach consumers.
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It's nevertheless clear that Apple is going through some necessary growing pains as it shifts towards selling services that work on all kinds of devices, including those not made by Apple.
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Considering how reluctant American rappers have been to properly embrace a thriving and prolific urbano scene just a click away on streaming apps, such growing pains are perhaps to be expected.
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She's grown into her role so beautifully that it's easy to forget — or perhaps, it's easy to need a revealing memoir to remember — that there were any growing pains at all.
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Sophia Lillis said she loves playing the role of Sydney because not only does she relate to the character's growing pains, but she also feels like she's learned from Sydney's experiences.
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Free trade adherents tend to spin these realities as the growing pains of a world becoming more prosperous as a whole, but farmers in the developing world tell a different story.
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"There were some growing pains on that trip for sure, and we quietly acknowledged that if things didn't work out then we probably weren't going to make it," Mr. Porter said.
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It offers a satirical lens on issues like corruption, the region's right-wing turn and the growing pains of an economy that remains underdeveloped a decade after joining the European Union.
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"Creators who are successful on the platform have come to learn through growing pains what it takes to run a financial successful creative business, while working with advertiser guidelines," Blake said.
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Bits If what Uber is experiencing right now is something akin to adolescent growing pains, then the ride-hailing company is going to be one giant outfit when it grows up.
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GROWING PAINS Leading 'fintechs' such as Revolut have rapidly grown customer numbers and valuations, but they have struggled to convert this into profits, with Revolut losing 33 million pounds in 2018.
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The challenges and growing pains of the nascent industry have complicated Ms. Rogers's dreams of resurrecting the Old Homestead, which the Rogers clan stopped using as a commercial farm in 1967.
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Lower oil prices have not been great for North Dakota's economy, but they did help ease its growing pains, allowing the Peace Garden State to better live up to its nickname.
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BuzzFeed News sat down with Mancini to talk about the series' humble beginnings, its growing pains, and how to keep a franchise going without losing an audience who has seen it all.
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Two teams experiencing similar growing pains meet Sunday as Stanford visits Long Beach State, which is hosting its second game in two days after losing 106-70 to Fresno State on Saturday.
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Of course, this journey paid off and 22, A Million - a record that was nearly put off earlier this year due to the growing pains involved in its creation - has been released.
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"Any new industry goes through the growing pains of how and when and why to engage with policy makers and the rapid growth of the internet industry is no different," said Theran.
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"Growing Pains 2 is a work-in-progress, just like the artists we're featuring on the project and just like everyone listening at home," Ralph Hardy, executive producer behind the project, explains.
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And his short tenure is a reminder that Mr. Trump's campaign is going through growing pains as it transitions to a larger operation, aches that are more pronounced given the late date.
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Record: 53-29, 2nd seed in EastPlayoffs: Lost in 6 games in the FinalsNet rating: 3.7Number of All-Stars: 1 — Kyrie IrvingExplanation: James' first year back in Cleveland featured some growing pains.
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ABOUT THE SUNS (2100-52): Despite his prolific offense, Booker continues to experience growing pains as he committed a season-high nine turnovers Friday after totaling nine in his previous four games.
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As two people who shepherded the department through its creation and early growing pains, we find it particularly troubling that such a focus is being placed on the border above all else.
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Viewed within this convulsive and revolutionary snapshot of life, Le Parc's abstractions historically wedge themselves within a narrative of how Latin American artists responded to their region's growing pains during rapid modernization.
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A Google search brings up articles from 2018 mentioning that Wow was "struggling," suffering from "growing pains" and on Trip Advisor, the company had more "Terrible" reviews than "Good" or "Excellent" ones.
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Little, an established name in Idaho who has served as Otter's No. 2 since 2009, will be a clear continuation of that leadership but will have to address the state's growing pains.
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Those laws and wisdom should guide our next steps as people of all races and faith traditions acknowledge both the growing pains and the possibilities that are endemic to our American republic.
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Offensive struggles were expected of the Sixers, but through a third of the season, there are still growing pains that teams will take advantage of after seeing Miami&aposs success on Wednesday.
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After the bitcoin craze rose to a near-fever pitch in the last several weeks of 2017, several investors and analysts in the space see more growing pains for cryptocurrencies this year.
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"I think what you're seeing is we're going through the inevitable growing pains of being an opposition party to becoming a governing party," the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, said last week.
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Every generation of indie-rockers goes through these growing pains — LCD Soundsystem and Animal Collective did a decade ago — and it's always tedious, because it assumes cultural contradictions that aren't necessarily there.
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Otherwise, MyTaxi is in Germany, Australia, Italy, Poland, Portugal and Sweden, while Hailo — after retrenching from North America and going through many other growing pains — is currently strongest in the UK and Ireland.
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Alan Thicke, who died Tuesday at the age of 69, was widely known for his starring role as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains — but it was a role he almost didn't get.
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GROWING PAINS Discovery reported a 16 percent drop in headline earnings for the first half of its financial year after plowing a fifth of its earnings for the period into new business lines.
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GROWING PAINS Discovery reported a 16 percent drop in headline earnings for the first half of its financial year after ploughing a fifth of its earnings for the period into new business lines.
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As Speaker Paul Ryan noted when he withdrew the Republican alternative to Obamacare in late March, there are growing pains that come with the new responsibilities that GOP officeholders have been tasked with.
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That sentiment was echoed on Saturday by Berkshire Vice-Chairman Charlie Munger, who said in response to a separate question that China should do well in the long run, despite some growing pains.
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Maybe it was the growing pains of establishing new member dynamics, but the teammates struggled to communicate in the first series, losing their first two games against upstart team Atelier in week one.
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The president also acknowledged the "growing pains" of the law, such as double-digit premium hikes and dwindling competition in some states but said such issues could be fixed by the next Congress.
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While there were some initial growing pains (the on-demand section was particularly unstable during its first few days) the service is now incredibly reliable—no doubt thanks to MLB Advance Media's backbone.
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Kirk Cameron, the former Growing Pains actor and teen heartthrob was Born Again midway through his career as Mike Seaver, and has become one of the biggest and most controversial Evangelists in America.
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These could ultimately just be growing pains that will subside as the Thunderbolt 3/USB-C standard gets adopted, but going all-in while so few devices use this standard is really annoying.
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Many of Coinbase's competitors also have suffered growing pains as digital money grows ever more popular, overwhelming systems and encouraging formation of new exchanges that have yet to stand the test of time.
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Despite these growing pains, its Model 20183 is now the best-selling electric car in the U.S. More than 450,000 people have already reserved that vehicle, paying $1,000 refundable fees to do so.
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UFC superstar Jon Jones says his NFL star brother Chandler Jones is doing well after a bizarre police incident last week ... saying he's just going through the "growing pains" of being a celebrity.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian director Ettore Scola, whose Oscar-nominated films chronicled the growing pains, class divisions and frustrated idealisms of 20th century Italy, has died at the age of 84, his family said.
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Those growing pains of the young democracy have left Spain — whose mesmerizing transition became a talisman of European progress in the late 20th century — an emblem of the Continent's disarray in the 20113st.
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AAG and EMALS have been two of the most nettlesome of the Ford's many new technologies, exceeded in their growing pains perhaps only by the Advanced Weapons Elevators, which are still not finished.
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One of Scott's former political consultants, who also did not want to be identified, said the former governor is experiencing some of the growing pains of transitioning from an executive to a legislator.
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California cannabis businesses that have cut their workforces or scaled back growth plans say their woes aren't limited to the capital markets turbulence and the growing pains ricocheting through the broader cannabis industry.
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Alan Thicke, the Canadian actor, singer and songwriter best remembered for his portrayal of the ultimate suburban middlebrow dispenser of parental advice on the sitcom "Growing Pains," died on Tuesday in Burbank, Calif.
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Critic's Notebook Chat boards and social media have been full of memories and tributes to Alan Thicke and his "Growing Pains" character, Dr. Jason Seaver, since Mr. Thicke's death on Tuesday at 69.
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" She added: "I think with everything that's gone on this season, a lot of players have wrapped our head around the fact it is a start-up, and start-ups have growing pains.
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Tuesday's primary in the 22018 governor's race symbolizes the Democratic Party's growing pains, pitting a progressive push for Medicare-for-all against the Obama legacies of the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid expansion.
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Shifting generalists to a narrower focus or bringing in a team to sit beneath generalists can be an adjustment, but it's one of the growing pains involved in transitioning from startup to scaleup.
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Superman star said that he does his best to make the right parenting choices for his children without getting too caught up in the deeply emotional aspects of normal growing pains and childhood vulnerabilities.
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Shareholders hope Iger, who has been at Disney's helm for over a decade, will stay to find a long term solution to ESPN's growing pains and help the company adapt to the digital era.
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Over the past few years, popular culture has become the site of America's most divisive political discussions, and the Oscars have gone through some growing pains as they try to reflect the changing landscape.
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A Hillary Clinton presidency would likely mean disproportionate scrutiny of female politicians, but as a wave of them create a critical mass, those initial growing pains will eventually lead to a change in culture.
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Though there will likely be growing pains, the leaders and people of Shan Guo are accepting of all people and strive to unite rather than divide, so hopefully things will change for the better.
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While there are some growing pains and the usual issues that come with any large effort, world-wide collaboration between different kinds of observatories is teaching scientists more about the universe than ever before.
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Teaching kids has been an element to Sphero's products for some time now, but some tough decisions and growing pains forced the company to abandon its branded product portfolio and pivot entirely toward Edu.
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And while USC is the favorite to win the Pac-12 South, they lose their leading passer, receiver, and rusher from last season, meaning growing pains are bound to be present early on. 53.
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Falling in love and fighting with mom, Daje struggles with typical teen growing pains but also must increasingly combat the institutional and social roadblocks that keep black teens like her from succeeding in America.
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But the president also acknowledged the "growing pains" of the law, such as double-digit premium hikes and dwindling competition in some states -- and said those issues could be fixed by the next Congress.
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You're a natural leader, and although eclipses can be uncomfortable, these are simply growing pains, and you should have confidence that whatever steps you take to feel secure will be in your best interest.
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Before Capcom landed on a direction for Resident Evil 4, though, the game went through all sorts of growing pains, including a horror-centric take that's been dubbed by fans as Resident Evil 3.5.
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Calling at noon on the dot from her West Village home ("I'm a nerd like that," she said), Falco rattled off 10 things she can't fathom living without and pondered a few growing pains.
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Over the years, it has experienced some growing pains with its business model, switching from an unlimited plan to a tiered membership model and later changing again to a credit-based system in 2018.
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" Though the program has seen turnover in top creative posts — the showrunner Josh Lieb left in the fall; the head writer A. D. Miles exited this spring — Mr. Fallon said these were "growing pains.
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Enter "Crown," the vibrant, synth-pop debut single in which the five young artists turn the fear of growing pains into something to be empowered by — to wear on their head like a crown.
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Both Mr. Hollein and Mr. Weiss admitted to some growing pains in the early stages of working together, mostly in having to keep each other abreast of decisions they might have formerly made unilaterally.
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Those growing pains present an "identity crisis" for the company in terms of both its business strategy and culture, Dennis Schaal, executive editor at travel industry news site Skift, told Business Insider in an interview.
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Everything is sweeping in its personal and political scope, chronicling Jo’s and Bethie’s fumbling attempts to right their respective ships against the backdrop of an America experiencing its own growing pains.
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In an interview with The Times of London, the Twitter and Square chief executive expressed a strong belief in bitcoin's shot at outliving its growing pains in order to grow into a ubiquitous digital currency.
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There are going to be a lot of growing pains as we transition from 2D, but we experience the real world in 3D and it'll be exciting to interact with computers in the same way.
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Like Marquess, many developers see open source's growing pains as a mostly financial problem that could be fixed if giant tech companies would contribute more resources to the open source software projects they depended on.
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You'll never have the demand to live there that you see in a warmer place like Austin, but because of Rochester's past as a larger city, it can add people with many fewer growing pains.
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In this course led by an entrepreneur who welcomes five-figure profits via e-commerce per year, you'll learn how to make bank on Amazon without experiencing the growing pains first-time owners go through.
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There have also been some growing pains: Stitch Fix shares fell slightly in late May after Lake said she didn't see Amazon's new foray into fashion, Prime Wardrobe, as a threat at the Code Conference.
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Many longtime users aren't happy about missing features nor the buggy new interface that's still going through growing pains; others welcome it as progress, recognizing that it's time to move away from the dated design.
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If St Vincent's MASSEDUCTION is all the melodrama that comes with intense attraction, MUNA's debut album, About U, is more wrapped up in the softness, the regretful aftermath, the escapism and growing pains that follow.
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"So, we are going through what I would call the sort of typical growing pains from being an opposition party fighting Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid to a governing party," Ryan said.
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You've just taken a major step in your relationship, and growing pains are totally real, so don't let your doubts derail your future plans with your SO. Experts say these five doubts are especially common.
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She traverses her love life and growing pains, along with the struggle to become her most actualized self, and how, against the odds, she made her way to New York City to follow her dreams.
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But the presumptive Republican candidate faces obstacles in the four regions likely to decide the presidency — Florida, the upper Southeast, the Rust Belt and the interior West — and his campaign is going through growing pains.
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But the cryptocurrency giant, valued at $1.6 billion in August, has suffered its share of growing pains as users more than doubled in a year to more than 13 million at the end of November.
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On this week's episode of "The Profit, " host Marcus Lemonis sees that Howard is challenged not only by the company's growing pains but also with her own self-confidence issues even as business is booming.
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If so, it will truly be a big deal for VR. Along with the locomotion problem and the endless array of peripherals, the long cable of data wires are one of VR's main growing pains.
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There will be growing pains in Iran but slow, steady, and prudent stock selection will be rewarded with spectacular returns if, and only if, the known unknowns are managed with the attitude of mutual respect.
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Such ambitions come with growing pains: The company killed its unlimited beer and alcohol policy this year, following a suit that alleged that the company's "frat-boy culture" led to a problem with sexual harassment.
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Josh Bohls, CEO of Inkscreen, which creates technology to protect sensitive content, said that smaller companies might experience their own growing pains as well if a sizable portion of their employees is required to telecommute.
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Love is effort and desire — not a sentimental story line about easy or immediate attachment, but the complicated bliss of joined lives: ham-and-guacamole sandwiches, growing pains at midnight, car seats covered in vomit.
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Elegantly shot and edited, the movie closely tracks the new factory's growing pains, which turn increasingly factious as the company's management practices clash with the expectations of American workers accustomed to hard-won labor rights.
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In part, they're dealing with the growing pains that come with being maturing companies and the complexities of dealing with large enterprises while at the same time trying to meet the demands of public market investors.
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The growing pains for an all-out move to ARM would likely be severe, and the potential to alienate the market that kept Apple afloat for a couple of decades—the creative market—would be extreme.
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That distinctly Cara cadence she has is in full effect on "Growing Pains," though it's lacking the lyrical edge that made "Scars to Your Beautiful" and "Here" the total earworms that I couldn't stop listening to.
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"The fact that you can chalk up his violence as youthful indiscretion or 'troubles' only let's [sic] me know you all have accepted abuse, violent homophobia, and sexual assault as 'growing pains,'" one Twitter user said.
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Starring as the Seaver Family on ABC Television's show "Growing Pains" left to right are: Kirk Cameron as Mike, Joanna Kerns as Maggie, Jeremy Miller as Ben, Alan Thicke as Jason and Elizabeth Ward as Carol.
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Stating that the Academy would be taking "dramatic steps" to address the problem by taking a close look at membership recruitment, she also noted that the Academy has gone through similar growing pains in the past.
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That obviously necessitates cost and likely provides significant growing pains and stress, but, in the long term, Rahim is betting that a focus on quality control will pay out through higher customer service and repeat buyers.
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On Thursday, Netflix released the trailer and key art for the sequel to last year's cheesy masterpiece, A Christmas Prince — and it looks like everyone's favorite journalist-turned-future queen is experiencing some royal growing pains.
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I feel like we're going through huge growing pains, in a good way, with the issues of size and diversity, and I can't believe I actually kind of get to be a part of that evolution.
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Still, some state party officials said that the disruption was just natural growing pains that come from overhauling the party's cybersecurity and expressed confidence that this false alarm would end up being a positive learning experience.
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And as much as the temple's rallies can be amusing, Lane clearly sees its members as earnest advocates for tolerance, progress and individual freedoms — and the group as just an ordinary emerging organization with growing pains.
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Buttigieg ultimately raised more than $100 million, much of which he poured into Iowa and New Hampshire, where he scaled up the campaign from a shoestring operation to a professional organization — though not without growing pains.
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"Creators who are successful on the platform have come to learn through growing pains what it takes to run a financial successful creative business, while working with advertiser guidelines," YouTuber Roberto Blake previously told The Verge.
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"We're the first government in the world to have a legalized tax system, so governments have wanted learn from our example and avoid growing pains we've had," Colorado Department of Revenue spokeswoman Mim Mirsky told me.
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Nintendo needs to react to that, get creative with its own original brands and treat all players with the same respect, or else its growing pains could well do for it completely in the next console generation.
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That makes them all the more proud of When My Heart Felt Volcanic, which features mostly Cristal's floating, raspy voice over a fusion of alternative rock-pop and lyrics that muse about love, growing pains, and heartbreak.
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Alessia Cara "Growing Pains" The only woman to take home a Grammy during the 2018 telecast (for Best New Artist) is coming back with a new single, and that means a new album can't be far behind.
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Still, the third-year pro is a building block for the team and growing pains still are part of the process for Brooklyn, which was outscored 1163-25 in the fourth quarter in the loss to Orlando.
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Chung has been in the public eye since 2006, and despite the ease with which she understood the fashion industry and the joy of clothes, her move into the role of designer wasn't without its growing pains.
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Beane's results, though perhaps reflecting the type of growing pains experienced by most major new technologies, are a cautionary tale to companies as they tinker with robots and AI that some experts believe will fundamentally disrupt society.
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Tensions between communism and the burgeoning global capitalist markets—including a recently lifted arms embargo—as well as a rapidly developing economy, coupled with serious human rights abuses, are the marks of a nation with growing pains.
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He knows the only remedy for growing pains is patience, and that's why he spent so much time and energy managing expectations before his show's premiere, a strategy he recycled from Grantland's launch half a decade earlier.
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In addition to public and private transit services, there are automakers like GM and Ford (which itself has its own growing pains), and tech companies that also want to bring their AI-based systems into the fray.
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The season has had the growing pains that are to be expected from such a young squad, but also the lessons that Chambers hopes his team learns and can apply the rest of this campaign and beyond.
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On a basic-looking website — North admitted that it had had some growing pains — fans are met with a formation empty of players that they can fill by selecting names from drop-down menus beneath each position.
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People are mad because they're being asked to pay for something that they didn't have to pay for previously, and because Nintendo seems to be having growing pains in an area that it has never excelled at.
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Despite growing pains, uneven economic development and stirrings of revolutionary fervor, imperial Russia in 1900 was a going concern, its very size and power a source of pride to most if not all of the czar's subjects.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech on Tuesday before Congress follows a year of growing pains as the new White House has learned how to work with the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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While experts are calling the new study a big leap in a positive direction, some anticipate "growing pains and unexpected results," in the words of medical entomologist Donald Yee, associate professor at the University of Southern Mississippi.
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The Galaxy Fold is an all-new type of smartphone experience, but as with all first-gen devices, there's still some growing pains that Samsung and others should be able to address more thoroughly on subsequent versions.
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Despite the growing pains of any new administration and the over-the-top, sometimes outright dishonest reporting of discord by the media at large, this unlikely team seems to be moving forward with common purpose and doctrine.
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The four-time Grammy nominee, 41, has been vocal about his close relationship with his late father, often paying tribute to the Growing Pains actor — who died in December 2016 at the age of 69 — through social media.
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The Three Amigos who have gone through so much together — so many first-time-parent growing pains, celebrations and tribulations — are going to finally be joined by a fourth little soul who will make our dynamic forever different.
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Rookie Laine scores twice as Jets top Stars WINNIPEG — The Winnipeg Jets' growing pains are slowly turning to pleasure as they rode two their two youngest guns to a 19813-1 victory over the Dallas Stars Thursday night.
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Having spent nearly half their lives in the spotlight, Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato know a thing or two about growing pains – whether it's successfully transitioning out of child stardom or maneuvering run-ins with exes in Hollywood.
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In a statement Wednesday, the SEIA's president and CEO, Abigail Ross Hopper, said the solar industry had experienced "growing pains in 2018" that were caused, in large part, by the imposition of tariffs on solar cells and modules.
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Now more than a month old, the library is navigating what Ms. de Bourbon called "significant growing pains" as staff learn how to adapt to the realities of running a branch library in a vertical work of art.
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"Today, Teresa Shook weighed in, irresponsibly, as have other organizations attempting in this moment to take advantage of our growing pains to try and fracture our network," the Women's March wrote in a post on its Facebook page.
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My thought bubble: It's the growing pains of a new movement, one which recently stumbled when AOC's office released and then pulled back a GND "FAQ" sheet that muddied the waters with claims absent from the underlying resolution.
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"Today, Teresa Shook weighed in, irresponsibly, as have other organizations attempting in this moment to take advantage of our growing pains to try and fracture our network," they wrote, after thanking Shook for her contributions to the movement.
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The ports have been — well, they've been changed, in typical Apple fashion, a move toward future-proofing with a fair bit of growing pains, like the SCSI and Ethernet ports, optical drive and headphone jack before it. Courage.
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Common wisdom says that most fail, and some have estimated the failure figure to be as high as 90%, but even if that is possibly too high, it underscores the many growing pains that a startup can encounter.
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Yet, with the inevitable growing pains that remain ahead from renovations of the old sanatorium through to programming and fundraising, it remains to be seen whether Sanatorium of Sound will have the necessary framework to grow and expand.
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It's possible that Snap is simply facing the growing pains that Facebook faced in the first 12 months after its own IPO, and there is mounting evidence to support the idea that Snap simply went public too early.
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"There is a ton of growing pains in this space and we are going to be seeing more here soon," said Michal Nakashimada, a product manager at Ride Report who writes a weekly newsletter tracking the micro-mobility industry.
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Along with tequila, mezcal now faces its own growing pains that are compounded by the simple fact that agave—unlike grain or sugarcane used to make whiskey or rum, respectively—cannot be constantly harvested, instead requiring years to mature.
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"The solar industry experienced growing pains in 2018, in large part due to the unnecessary tariffs that were imposed on solar cells and modules, but this report still finds significant reason for optimism," said Abigail Ross Hopper, SEIA president.
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"The solar industry experienced growing pains in 28503, in large part due to the unnecessary tariffs that were imposed on solar cells and modules, but this report still finds significant reason for optimism," said Abigail Ross Hopper, SEIA president.
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ABOUT TENNESSEE (0-723): Barnes knows that growing pains are a part of the process in his second season, but it had to bother him to see the Mocs shoot 59 percent in the second half of Friday's loss.
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But she understands the country's growing pains as we all come to terms with the kind of racism, misogyny, and xenophobia that, though we're not exactly America right now, means we're not wholly immune to or removed from it.
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The English announcing team of Kevin Kelly and Don Callis, a team that has seen out growing pains to become one of the best in the world, were replaced by AXS's chosen pairing of Jim Ross and Josh Barnett.
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"Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," which was scripted and directed by Alex Timbers (and which had a brief run on Broadway in 2010), used the adolescent angst of emo music to convey the growing pains of a restless young nation.
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The Lufthansa pilots' union, known as Cockpit, counts just a few thousand members, but they have the power to paralyze the airline as it grapples with myriad challenges, in particular the growing pains of its low-cost Eurowings affiliate.
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There's even a bit of that in the Jason Seaver character in Growing Pains where the guy's a little dorky and a little over the top in places, but [Thicke of the Night] was a turning point for me.
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Bridges is experiencing natural growing pains but already looks like a positionless gem; James Borrego trusts him enough to play in crunch time and guard the opponent's first option—as he did for a recent stretch against Russell Westbrook.
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The same growing pains that nearly all dramas face are clear and evident, but Damnation has a setting and point of view that will hopefully come to inform who its characters are and why we should care about them.
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Its stark contrasts and political unpredictability aren't a sign of a state in an identity crisis; they are simply the growing pains that we can expect the country at large to go through as we move toward full LGBTQ equality.
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But Facebook (FB), despite its numerous privacy problems and other gaffes, has more than recovered from its early days growing pains and is now one of the most valuable companies on the planet with a market cap of nearly $550 billion.
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Though the case has been resolved in private settlement between the landlord and the tenants, it highlights real growing pains within the smart home industry due to the lack of clear laws about how this type of technology should be used.
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Authored by researchers from the likes of Virginia Tech and Harvard, "Growing pains for global monitoring of societal events" showed just how off the mark is the assumption that big data will bring exactitude to the large-scale study of civilization.
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He also hosted the 1997 game show series, Pictionary, in 1997 and starred in reality series Unusually Thicke from 2014-2015, which focused on the Growing Pains star and his relationship with his wife, Tanya, and his teenage son, Carter.
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Of course many use Coinbase, but as one of the only legitimate options to buy and sell bitcoin the startup has suffered from tremendous growing pains and downtime during times of extreme traffic, especially when it comes to customer service.
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Thicke, largely known for his years on the hit sitcom Growing Pains, as well as his family, has been getting an overwhelmingly amount of love and support from stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Candace Cameron Bure, Leah Remini and more.
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If Jordan gobbles everything from the glass, can stay healthy, and still suck help defenders off the three-point line on hard dives towards the rim, so many of Smith Jr. and Doncic's growing pains will fall into a safety net.
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Here's a 38-year-old version of the "Growing Pains" television dad at an awards ceremony in Los Angeles back in 1985 (left) and 31 years later ... the 69-year-old father of three at a golf tournament last month (right).
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For those unversed in their output so far, they've just released a 24 track compilation called Growing Pains 2, taking in the varied palettes of UK hip hop, soul, and R&B and shifting them into a fresh new direction.
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Two days of violence, in which protesters torched buses and clashed with riot police after a court ordered Karnataka state to share water from a river with another region, have exposed the growing pains of the dynamic technology hub's chaotic boom.
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She is a U.S. citizen who has lived in Ukraine since 1991 and seen the growing pains of a country trying to shed its Soviet past and emerge as a strong democracy in Europe, a work that is still in progress.
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K-pop is slowly showing the growing pains of an oversaturated market (as of 2018, there were 43 active girl groups, and around 160 boy groups,) and not everyone can achieve the record-breaking, chart-topping international dominance of BTS.
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Many of the problems may well be the growing pains of a young, evolving system, which established only broad standards for A.C.A. plans and allowed insurers — a large majority of them for-profit — considerable leeway in designing their exact offerings.
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As the ACA is barely six years old, only time will tell if current misgivings are simply growing pains or if the ACA is just another example of a political band-aid for a severely wounded system of social inequality.
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The series A round, historically a smaller round to help take a company through its first growing pains, is now a major fundraising event in its own right, as even young startups cash checks worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Through its growing pains — three coaches in four season, the forgettable signing of the English midfielder Frank Lampard and most recently two leg injuries this season that cost Villa weeks at a time — Villa served as the team's stabilizing force.
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Analysis: Netflix is king -- but the vultures are circling The streaming service's decision to hang onto "13 Reasons Why" is indicative of the growing pains and competitive pressures with which it is grappling, and why there could be trouble ahead.
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But that massive success has come with a few growing pains; as Motherboard found out, customers don't have to use two-factor authentication, which means that anybody could connect to their security camera if they re-use the same password everywhere.
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Yet the spread of infinity categories has also revealed the growing pains that a venerable field like mathematics undergoes whenever it tries to absorb a big new idea, especially an idea that challenges the meaning of its most important concept.
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The growing pains will never go away, but there was growth and a conscious effort to reflect on the history — good and bad — that has led to both progress and continued oppression of women at the hands of the most privileged.
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In truth, Dr. Seaver doesn't rank as the greatest television dad of his era, and "Growing Pains," which ran from 1985 to 1992 on ABC, was in most respects a fairly ordinary domestic sitcom, one that hasn't aged particularly well.
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It's corny and sweet, but in a way that makes me nostalgic for a bygone era of television, when Norman Lear ran the world and family sitcoms like Growing Pains or Family Ties were some of the most popular series.
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These plans speak of the convergence of technologies and ideals we've long covered here at Motherboard, and explore the possibilities of what might be possible if nascent tech can overcome some of the growing pains we've seen as they roll out.
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I think that over the course of your life, your family will change many times in ways that are hard, in ways that are joyful, but it's all kind of growing pains in a way and I don't think that ever stops.
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That level of danger fell well below the industry standard in 2017, but growing pains were marked by the literal pain of its employees, which often happens as Silicon Valley ideas of efficiency slam into the human reality of traditionally blue-collar work.
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"His campaign has got all kinds of growing pains and it doesn't make sense that he would spend any kind of time going out of the country," said David Yepsen, director of the Paul Simon Public Policy Institute at Southern Illinois University.
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Decades past its suffering following the 1968 riots, and finally coming out from the 1980s and 90s days as the "murder capital" of the country, the aughts were a time of growing pains, as an influx of residents rapidly changed the city.
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Soon enough, though, amid tensions that range from relationship woes to (in Little Rock's case) growing pains, the sisters unexpectedly take off, a device that allows the quartet to go on further adventures, and not incidentally, introduce an assortment of oddball characters.
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The W2200 is not the first smartwatch to attempt to blend analog timekeeping with a touchscreen, but it is the first one to run Wear OS. And, as is often the issue with firsts, it has more than a few growing pains.
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The 6-foot-6 Australian point guard has endured expected growing pains working his way back from a serious injury in what amounts to his second NBA season, but having him in the fold has been key with Hill missing so much time.
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KALININGRAD, Russia (Reuters) - Nigeria suffered from a bit of growing pains on Saturday when the young Super Eagles were schooled in set pieces by Croatia who shot to the top of Group D with a 2-0 win in their World Cup opener.
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Thicke's two eldest son, Brennan Thicke and musician Robin Thicke, filed a petition Tuesday in the Los Angeles County Superior Court after they allege that Callau disputes the prenuptial agreement she signed ahead of her marriage to the "Growing Pains" star in 2005.
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The developer, a former Google engineer named Mike Hearn, believed that bitter infighting and intransigence among the core development team had paralyzed the system, which was facing growing pains that, unaddressed, would cripple the currency so badly it was unlikely to recover.
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Since the OCE was first created, it has gone through some growing pains, and the House has now had nearly a decade of results to make necessary improvements that will strengthen the OCE and provide important constitutional protections for those being investigated.
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The big picture: The 64-year-old is on the leading edge of an industry going through growing pains as it seeks to stitch together a global market and cement its place as the world's dominant energy source despite economic and environmental concerns.
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The fact that we're diverse and it's not such a topic on the show," she says, proves that "it doesn't matter if you're black, white, Hispanic, we've all had growing pains and that's basically the story that we're telling from our perspective.
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Now, Remini shares her memories of working with Thicke with PEOPLE: "I, like many, was a huge fan of Alan and of Growing Pains," says the actress, who currently stars in the A&E docu-series Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath.
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It also offers a glimpse into the growing pains at Breitbart, which began as a cousin of the Drudge Report and has expanded into a broader, if still ideologically driven, news operation with journalists in London, Los Angeles and on the campaign trail.
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Representative Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, who won her seat after defeating an incumbent Democrat last year, conceded that the first months of 2019 had inflicted "growing pains" on Democrats, but she argued it was merely a necessary side effect in the party's evolution.
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In a way, the streaming service's decision to hang onto that series, even as it irritates some subscribers by shedding others, is indicative of the growing pains and competitive pressures with which Netflix is grappling, and why there could be trouble signs ahead.
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K-Pop's growing pains Fan controlled According to Jenna Gibson, a Korea specialist at the University of Chicago, much of the backlash against stars' dating is rooted in one of the characteristics that has made K-Pop such a huge international success.
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But as the company has widened its ambition to create a mainstream clothing rental service for everyday women's apparel — and its valuation has soared to $1 billion — the business is experiencing growing pains and many of its customers are feeling the hurt.
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" He was also nominated for a Golden Globe Award in 1988 for best performance by an actor in a comedy or musical series for "Growing Pains," and for a Daytime Emmy in 1998 for his work as host of the game show "Pictionary.
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And yet Growing Pains, on which Thicke played would-be hip dad Jason Seaver, was my favorite show when I was a kid, and I had always felt a real affection for Thicke, who was simultaneously warm and loving, and dry and sarcastic.
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"Every major system in the United States of America, certainly after a 50-year period of not having a streetcar, involves growing pains, and I think that we're going through those," said Mayor Kasim Reed, who estimated he had used the system perhaps 15 times.
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Camps like the Bear Paw Lodge or Black Gold reflected the allure and growing pains of an oil rush that overwhelmed the housing supply and infrastructure to the point that people camped in parking lots and homes rented for big-city prices — $260,000 or more.
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Growing Pains: A Tough Transition to StardomGrowing up in a middle-class family in Queens, New York, McDaniels – a comic book nerd who took up deejaying on his brother's turntable as a preteen – started rapping for fun with friend Joseph "Run" Simmons as a kid.
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Navigating those strange, shaky few years from your late teens to early twenties is never meant to be easy, but throw artistic difficulties and a mental health diagnosis into the mix and I'd imagine it's even harder to see through the haze of growing pains.
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The Growing Pains star recently appeared on the pilot of NBC's fall hit This Is Us alongside actor Justin Hartley, who paid tribute to Thicke on Instagram following news of Thicke's fatal heart attack while playing hockey with his 19-year-old son, Carter.
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While there are bound to be growing pains with any new policy change, poor enforcement of these rules could be a major detriment to the smart luggage market, dissuading people from purchasing one when most are still fine to use under the new policies.
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"This was right when agriculture came into the area, and these were the earliest villages, so we think that some of this violence comes from growing pains, as villages are established and people are claiming territory and farming the desert river valleys," Watson said.
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Todd McKinnon, who is currently co-founder and CEO at Okta, joined Salesforce as VP of Engineering in 603 as the company began to ramp up becoming a $100 million company, and he says that there were some growing pains in that time period.
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He also noted that RED experienced similar growing pains when it first started in the camera industry, something that (despite the occasional problem with missed launches) has resulted in the company becoming one of the top names in the world of high-end video equipment.
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But in the Times interview he comes across as damaged, at the end of his rope, unsure if he can continue at the grueling pace he has set for himself, not only micromanaging Tesla through serious growing pains, but also running three other companies simultaneously.
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"WeWork is one of the fastest growing companies ever and while there may have been some growing pains, the results speak for themselves: a nurturing work environment that is inspiring, respectful, and attuned to bringing out the best in people," Neumann said through a spokesperson.
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Jefferson strongly disputes the notion that the inevitable growing pains of a squad filled with youth (most notably Brandon Ingram, Kyle Kuzma and Lonzo Ball) and, shall we say, unpredictable veterans (JaVale McGee, Michael Beasley, Rajon Rondo and Stephenson) will torment the famously demanding James.
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I learned about the interior lives of teenage girls from The Facts of Life, and the interior lives of not-so-teenage women from The Golden Girls; I learned American family values from reruns of The Brady Bunch and new episodes of Growing Pains.
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Brockhampton's strong showing — without a hit single — follows a period of growing pains for the group, which signed a reported $15 million record deal with RCA earlier this year, and then lost a key member, Ameer Vann, in the wake of sexual abuse allegations.
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Backup Terry Rozier added a pair of thefts to go along with 211 points, seven rebounds and six assists in a quality 763-minute showing, although he was quite aware of the potential growing pains for a roster that has undergone such a complete makeover.
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Potential road bumps for Trump's re-election message also help to explain the relish with which Republicans have seized on the growing pains of the new House Democratic majority — giving a glimpse of the searing attacks that will complement the 0003 narrative of Trump success.
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Blankfein, who has trolled the Trump administration on the social media site Twitter, told the audience at a European banking conference in Frankfurt, Germany, on Wednesday, via a live-feed interview from New York, that the White House is working through its growing pains.
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Elliott Abrams, whom Tillerson selected as his No. 2 but was vetoed by the President because of his criticism of Trump during the campaign, attributed Tillerson's relctance to fully engage to the "growing pains" of fitting into a new role, particularly in a non-traditional White House.
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Mr Ryan blames the failure of the House bill to repeal and replace Obamacare on the "growing pains" of the first unified Republican government in ten years, and in particular the hard-right House Freedom Caucus of about 30 members who remained in "opposition-party mode".
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The concerns have followed Luckin into the public markets, and it's unclear whether the stock's early struggles are just growing pains or a broader indication that public investors have limits to the levels of nascency and unprofitability they are willing to accept and bet capital on.
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He's the rare middle infielder who has a chance for a plus (60, on the 20-153 scouting scale) hit and power tool, and while there were some growing pains in his first full professional season, there were more flashes of brilliance than moments of frustration.
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Now read: Microsoft chairman John Thompson explains why CEO Satya Nadella is poised to win the cloud warsDespite these growing pains and the kick in the shin from Gartner, there are a lot of indications that Microsoft Azure is queued up for a big growth spurt.
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But apart from the arguments of the venture capitalist Tim Draper and other backers of the movement to split up the state, it presents a good opportunity to look at the growing pains the US continues to experience during the 219 years of this American experiment.
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That's not to glaze over its growing pains: I arrive as the guest of Stockholm Symposium just a day after Scandinavian Air pilots narrowly avoided a major strike; gang violence is present, though by no means outstanding; and M&Ms aren't allowed to use lowercase letters.
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"They're going through growing pains, and what you're seeing in a bunch of the different charter schools is that teachers are saying we want to make a career helping kids in this structure, but we need to have the conditions kids need and the pay we need."
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"I don't think we've got to that level yet, and so we're still trying to figure out what that dance looks like in the year 2018 versus what it was back in the Cold War, and I think there are some growing pains, obviously," the official added.
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House Budget Chairman John Yarmuth said the House is no longer set to vote on the bill Wednesday, and he argued the party is just experiencing growing pains, with so many members who have never been in the majority before and have never had to govern.
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Honing in on the ordinariness and growing pains of modern America, poems like "Self-Portrait at 28" ("I can't remember being born and no one else can remember it either / Even the doctor who I met years later at a cocktail party") were both absurd and wrenching.
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Since the Affordable Care Act - or what many call Obamacare - has been labeled a failure since the day it started, according to some political types, it's difficult to know if the recent defections by large insurance companies are really a death knell or just growing pains.
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But despite the hoopla and some growing pains (Coates has written about how different it is to write a comic book versus writing a book), the two have crafted a well-balanced, thoughtful, and political book about a Marvel hero who had long felt a bit hollow.
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As the world wide web was working out the last of its growing pains, and school assemblies warned of cyberbullying and pedophiles posing as teenage girls, I was loathe to admit I willingly plowed into the wild west of the internet and talked to people I had never met.
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As the country gains more and more students (and eventual workers) from abroad, there are big questions around how institutions need to accommodate these populations and ease the growing pains, from student relations to housing to classrooms and syllabi to student bank accounts and credit cards to work visas.
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And Hartigan won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award for how sensitively he tells the story of the coach's teenage son, Morris, who deals with typical growing pains along with casual racism as he struggles to fit into a community where he doesn't look, act, or talk like anybody else.
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Although not official pronouncements, commentaries in China's state media are closely watched as indications of the thinking of the Chinese Communist Party, which now appears to on the offensive against any opportunistic attempt to profit from its growing pains as the manufacturing giant transitions to a consumption-led economy.
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Pair those questions with the general defensive growing pains that rookies show at events like this—Maker pulled off the near-impossible feat of fouling out of a 43-minute game with a 10-foul limit in the Bucks' third game—and I'm buying into the hype just yet.
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They included "The Trouble With Thirteen" (1979), about the growing pains of a girl transitioning from childhood to adolescence, and "Maudie and Me and the Dirty Book" (1980), about a girl caught up in a censorship battle after she shows a class a book to which some parents object.
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Monday, April 1, 7 pm A New Internationalism with Maria Lind and Kate Fowle While curators have been central in creating new forms of institutions that expand networks and collaborations following the 1990s biennial boom, growing pains are now emerging under the increasingly politicized climate of globalization's spectacle culture.
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" She added, "Like any new business of course we have our growing pains just as I know Buzzfeed went through its own period being accused of click bait in its early years but our goal is to grow and provide quality resources and information for our growing audience of women.
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But as we work through the growing pains of this new political era, let's not lose sight of the real threat to free speech and higher education: politically-motivated men like the Koch brothers who have the power, money, and resources to tip the scales in a downright un-American fashion.
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On the album's debut single, "Growing Pains," Cara (this year's Best New Artist Grammy winner) struggles ostensibly with growing up and all the attendant, anguished self-awareness ("I cry / more than I want to admit but I can't lie / to myself, to anyone / cause phoning it in isn't any fun").
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