"Our ambitions have grown and grown and grown," says Brodie.
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He's all grown up -- perhaps too grown up .
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It's a grown-up show for grown-ups about grown-ups who have grown-up problems — not shenanigans, not stupid misunderstandings, not things that can be resolved with one big hug.
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As I have grown and changed, she's grown and changed.
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Because all the other revenue models have gone away if advertising is low, and the tech platforms have grown and grown and grown.
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That's the excuse they've been using: They've grown and grown and grown so fast they couldn't possibly be bothered to stop sexual harassment.
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But now here we were: grown men, grown brothers, best friends.
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Some may have grown slower, and some may have grown faster.
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I think it's important that home grown blogs support home grown artists.
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You're talking about grown men asking another grown man permission to sing.
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In a sense, I've grown up without becoming a conventional grown-up.
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But the opportunities are endless really so they've just grown and grown.
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These aren't matters of opinion, and the problem has grown and grown.
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As Steam has grown, Valve's video game releases have grown less frequent.
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"Grown-ups have to worry about grown-up things," Mr. O'Neill said.
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It's a little connection, and it's just grown and grown every day.
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Resolution No. 2: Give grown-up children credit for being grown-up.
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The president has grown in prominence, as his office has grown in importance.
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And Corrine and Russell have not so much grown as just grown older.
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Both cell-grown and egg-grown vaccines are equally acceptable by CDC standards.
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"We've had a situation for many years where China has not treated American companies fairly and the trade deficit has grown and grown and grown," Branstad said.
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"She is a grown woman and the only grown woman in a firehouse with grown men," read one post to the group which has since been deleted.
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She's a grown woman making grown woman decisions and looking amazing while doing it.
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Similarly, searches for "women coding" have grown 211% and "female programmer" have grown 144%.
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Here I'm playing a game about being a grown-up like a grown-up.
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This will inevitably affect what can be grown and where it can be grown.
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As our economy has grown, our exposure to "natural" disasters has grown with it.
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But please as a grown woman let another grown woman live as she wishes.
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Now, 21 years later, we're all grown-up and Pokémon has grown up, too.
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He appeared alongside Adam Sandler in "Grown Ups" (2010) and "Grown Ups 2" (2013).
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"It feels like our worlds have grown and the possibilities for storytelling have grown."
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"He's grown with us, and we've grown with him," senior guard Duane Notice said.
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We've grown up with it, like other people have grown up with basketball or baseball.
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Here's how the deficits have grown, shrunk, and grown again over the last 58 years.
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I've been around for donkeys years, and as she's grown up I've grown with her.
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They've grown up with more images, they've grown up with a diverse range of people.
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Since then, the party has grown increasingly homogeneous as the country has grown more diverse.
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Greens grown at FreshBox Farms have 1/600th the bacteria of washed, field-grown greens.
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It's not just that these communities have grown too large to police; they've also grown meaner.
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In my opinion, there's a difference between being a grown woman and a Grown Ass Woman.
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The grapes grown in New Zealand have a different taste than the grapes grown in Europe.
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I was put in a grown man's position as a child and given grown man responsibilities.
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Boyce also appeared in Grown Ups and Grown Ups 2, playing one of Adam Sandler's children.
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As the web has grown in size and complexity, the importance of Google Search has grown.
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While businessmen and politicians have grown richer, the trash crisis has only grown harder to ignore.
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Yazzie holds a dish of locally grown wild rice pilaf with locally foraged mushrooms, locally grown acorn squash, a salad of locally grown heirloom tomatoes and dandelion greens, and Mohawk Valley salmon.
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The e-commerce giant has grown rapidly in Japan, exerting pressure on home-grown players like Rakuten.
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But as the Chainsmokers have grown more popular, new stuff — politically and otherwise — has grown increasingly foreboding.
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Beet is mostly grown in the Nile Delta region while cane sugar is grown in southern Egypt.
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In that time, Wall Street pay has grown largely unchecked and with it, undue risks have grown.
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It's a THC-filled extra virgin olive oil made with California-grown olives and California-grown cannabis.
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Many children of the original homeowners have grown up and grown old in these seven square miles.
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"We have grown exponentially, our volume has grown," said Liz Dee, one of the company's co-presidents.
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They just haven't -- the stock price hasn't grown, but they've grown as very large money management companies.
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That was before Vietnam, before the Cold war really got underway in a hard core manner and obviously before the war on terror when it&aposs grown and grown and grown ever still.
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And there's obviously a generation that's coming up who are grown up black people, grown up people of color, grown up part of the intersection, you know, and they need to be represented.
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Each one cost $62, which is certainly a very grown-up price for this grown-up Ring Pop.
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That's because California-grown avocados are seasonal (generally February through September) while Mexico's crop is grown year-round.
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And why they are out from under their hood and how these movements have grown or not grown.
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As Back to the Roots has grown (they now make 18 products), its social enterprises have grown too.
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As Hell's Backbone Grill has grown more famous beyond Boulder, it has also grown more central within it.
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They executed a phenomenal drive, which saw a grown man hurdle another grown man for a huge gain.
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Torvald is frozen in time, whereas the children have grown up and the family maid has grown old.
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His letter:Team,Over the last seven years, our company has grown a lot — but it hasn't grown up.
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Toronto and Carter certainly haven't grown together, but they have grown to a stage where they now belong together.
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Adam Sandler, who played Boyce's father in the films Grown Ups and Grown Ups 2, also remembered the actor.
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It's testing food items with ingredients like bugs, lab-grown meat, and crops grown in water instead of soil.
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Grown-up fans try to find grown-up themes in their childhood games, and, boy, do they find them.
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"Some are planted and grown to be eaten, and some are planted and grown to be friends," he said.
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I do hug myself, but I am thinking: Here's a grown-up telling other grown-ups to hug themselves.
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First, partisan voting patterns have grown more consistent as Democrats and Republicans have grown increasingly polarized in recent decades.
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But ANT has grown more aggressive in recent years, especially as Turkey's relationship with Brussels has grown more contentious.
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"Our cultivated diamonds are grown above ground using solar energy in California, and they're grown from diamond seeds," she says.
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Even when Ms. Maier was young, Ms. Shimkin said, she seemed more grounded and grown up than the grown-ups.
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They were all lab-grown, and our lab-grown meat experts are bummed we were not invited to taste, too.
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And while North Rhine-Westphalia's population had grown by 2371,2391 over that period, that of Bavaria had grown by 5593m.
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The two actors costarred together in the 2010 Adam Sandler film Grown Ups and its 2013 sequel Grown Ups 2.
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"I've seen grown men—rough, tough, scruffy, grown men—break down and cry when they've lost a horse," Moore says.
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They won't necessarily be Grown locations, though — Walmart is testing Grown in Orlando, but no other deals have been confirmed.
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I've grown up so much in the past year, and so this song is a lot more grown up for me.
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And pine trees grown in an experimental site with higher CO2 levels released more pollen than trees grown under normal conditions.
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And while I have grown up over the years, I don't think I've ever grown out of my love for them.
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Start-up Wild Type has developed lab-grown salmon by taking stem cells from salmon and grown them in lab conditions.
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As the world of the show has grown more intricate, its pairings of consciousnesses and bodies have also grown more inventive.
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Since 1989, the top 1% of Americans have grown $21 trillion richer, while the bottom 50% have grown $900 billion poorer.
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"Our economy has grown faster than we've expected, our GDP has grown faster than the falling of our debt," Maait said.
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It's that, as they have expanded and grown and expanded and grown, they have receded into a familiar sort of recursiveness.
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This means he cranes his neck to see what the grown-ups are doing long after becoming a grown-up himself.
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"It was the first time I witnessed grown-ups not acting like grown-ups and being rewarded for it," he said.
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Food production has grown in the past ten months by 13 percent, which bolsters figures on consumption, which has grown overall.
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The minute you suddenly become a teenager you have to be a grown up and being a grown up means no play.
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Facebook was a very different company back then and as we have grown we have realised how our responsibilities have grown too.
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Facebook was a very different company back then and as we have grown we have realized how our responsibilities have grown too.
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It isn't that teenagers have grown up faster—it's because the interests of grown-ups have suddenly aligned with those of teenagers.
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But I think, fortunately, I have grown and matured as the world and other people's points of view have grown and matured.
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"Toys R Us has been a great partner for us and has grown, but we've also grown our retail footprint," he said.
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"Toys R Us has been a great partner for us and has grown, but we've also grown our retail footprint," Goldner said.
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As its nuclear and missile programs have grown, this past week with a fifth nuclear test, that concern has grown more urgent.
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On any type of farm, a grown hog would produce as much waste in a day as two to three grown adults.
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Otherwise, a world in which grown-up behavior seems inexplicable, alienating and anything but grown-up feels all too close to ours.
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Facebook was a very different company back then, and as we have grown, we have realized how our responsibilities have grown too.
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Its first phase supplies fresh, locally grown specialty produce grown in high tunnel greenhouses to about 130 restaurants in the Detroit area.
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Kelly Williams Brown's "Adulting" is the go-to guide for anyone who has grown up but doesn't feel like a grown-up.
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Or when you're trying to convince people that you've grown up outside of a massive PR push thing, that you've grown up, right?
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While politically connected companies and individuals have grown wealthy, the gap between them and the poor, most of them blacks, has only grown.
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The intent was that each of us would cook own recipe, or one we'd grown fond of, or one we'd grown up on.
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Just like it would be wrong to ask people if they'd eat bread grown in a lab or Cheerios grown in a lab.
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Meat was grown in space Israeli food company Aleph Farms announced in October it had successfully grown meat on the International Space Station.
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Lab-grown meat is animal tissue, grown in a tank by putting a few cells in a growth medium and letting them reproduce.
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Take, for example when a grown human being appeared to ask a football player to leave a bar they were both in because that grown human being didn't like that the football player played well against the grown human being's own team. Ayyyyyyup.
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Yazzie holds a dish of locally grown wild rice pilaf with locally foraged mushrooms, locally grown acorn squash, a salad of locally grown heirloom tomatoes and dandelion greens, and a piece of goose meat from a goose that was shot in the morning.
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Since then we've grown, conceiving tiny content babies that have grown into leading industry voices (see us, here—Noisey—recklessly tooting our own horn).
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And as the city has grown into America's fourth largest city, losses of life and property from chronic flooding have grown along with it.
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A grown woman who pinches her perfectly healthy daughter awake throughout the night is not a grown woman fully in control of her impulses.
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"Facebook was a very different company back then and as we have grown we have realized how our responsibilities have grown too," it said.
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It got me wondering: if lab-grown burgers are within sight, could a full, lab-grown turkey on our Thanksgiving table be far behind?
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A bean grown in an industrial field tastes nothing like the same bean grown at a small farm where crops are rotated, he says.
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The film's adult cast, particularly Hader as a grown-up Richie and Isaiah Mustafa as a grown-up Mike, project fear in every scene.
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Unlike Vouvray to the east, where chenin blanc is grown predominantly on clay and limestone soils, the grapes of Savennières are grown on schist.
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He has also said, correctly, that those services have grown while Netflix has grown, so his success doesn't have to come at their expense.
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Meanwhile, lab-grown meat — meat grown from animal flesh that was never part of a sentient being — is coming closer and closer to production.
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While plants like zinnias and leaf vegetables have been grown in space on the International Space Station, none had ever been grown on the moon.
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If there's a difference between 30 and now at 38, it's that maybe I was fully grown then, but I'm a grown ass woman now!
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"As a result of lack of innovation, the industry, whilst it's grown significantly, could've grown way more," explained PlayFusion CEO Mark Gerhard in an interview.
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Now that number has grown to between 14 and 17 percent, as the resale market has grown since 2013 from $14 billion to $34 billion.
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Over the last year users and revenues from the US have grown significantly and the team in San Francisco office has grown to match that.
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As the debauched Club 18-30 brand proved, hotels for grown-ups do not necessarily attract guests who will act in a grown-up way.
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His tousled locks have grown out, all the way down to his shoulders, and he's grown a thick beard that obscures most of his face.
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"Yea, I have grown weary of the Ten Commandments, in exactly the same way that Don McLean has grown weary of 'American Pie,'" he says.
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In research published on Friday, researchers are reporting that lettuce grown in space is safe to eat and as nutritious as that grown on Earth.
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Felipe must accept that the boy, having grown up without him, may not see him as a father, and that his marriage has grown strained.
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As the independent advice industry has grown, Creative Planning has grown faster, with assets exploding to $26.2 billion today from just $34 million in 2004.
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Most of the 18 varieties of rice that were grown and harvested contained significantly less protein, iron and zinc than rice that is grown today.
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Home grown is arguably the best bang for your breakfast buck, and many of the ingredients used are grown in a garden behind the Reynoldstown establishment.
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In that story, Wonder Woman travels to Grown-Down Land, where children rule and force adults to take grown down medicine to make them children, too.
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"I don't know that [the fandom] has grown smaller; it's grown more intense," said Lissy Andros, the executive director of the Forks, WA, Chamber of Commerce.
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Travis Kalanick was the type to find "cheat codes" and "use them," Khosrowshahi is a grown-up who wants to run a company of grown-ups.
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For example, while we've grown from zero to 47 million members in the USA, HBO has also grown, which shows how large the entertainment market is.
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Hillery: Mind you, I had never planted anything before this, and it's common knowledge here at Harlem Grown that I've killed more plants than I've grown.
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It is made from the more-delicate gyokura tea leaves, a class of tea that is grown in the shade, unlike sun-grown sen-cha tea.
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Incomes for most households, after taxes and government benefits, have grown frustratingly slowly over the last few decades — considerably more slowly than the economy has grown.
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Over the past decade, the housing stock has grown by about 12 percent, while the population has grown by about 9 percent, according to the city.
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The total debt of U.S. non-financial businesses has grown by about $6 trillion since 2007, while cash on hand has only grown by $1.7 trillion.
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In fact, when CNBC Make It took a lab-grown diamond to New York's diamond district not a single jeweler could tell it was lab-grown.
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Boyce also starred in the show Jessie for the network alongside Debbie Ryan and appeared in movies like Eagle Eye, Grown Ups and Grown Ups 2.
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ANONYMOUS For the record, no "grown-up in the room" would ever feel entitled to tell other grown-ups which parties they are permitted to attend.
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It turns out that how far away my food was grown matters a lot less than how it was grown and whether it traveled by air.
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"I've grown to learn and grown to put a lot of my thought and effort into learning the space and playing catch up," Iguodala, 36, said.
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This supply hasn't grown to meet the national demand, however, and Trip's farm-grown product is nearly as good for a fraction of the production cost.
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Her work indicates that 30 years ago, only half of parents reported weekly contact with a grown child, while currently nearly all parents had contact with a grown child in the past week, and over half of parents had contact with a grown child every day.
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In a decade, Twitter has grown from a five-person startup into a multi-billion dollar public company, and the tweet has grown right along with it.
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In 2010, the league introduced a quota on home-grown players which meant clubs have to include eight home-grown players out of a squad of 25.
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She's always been beautiful, but I think as she's grown older and become a woman — and not a 19-year-old girl — she's grown even more beautiful.
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While the city's rich have grown richer, the wealth gap in the city has grown wider, according to David Dodwell, a long-time observer of Asia politics.
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All four strains are locally grown in California and pesticide-free, and can be smoked with a Marley Natural pipe made of "sustainably grown" American black walnut.
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A lot of what's grown in the Southeastern United States, including strawberries, blueberries, tomatoes and bell peppers, are also grown across the border during the same seasons.
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China's economy has grown dramatically since it adopted policies of greater economic freedom in 1978, and as the country has grown richer, its fertility rate has fallen.
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But he has become more precise in the vineyard and the cellar, and his wines have grown more consistent and expressive of where the grapes are grown.
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Dana Rohrabacher (lead has grown since election night) CA-51: Democrat Mike Levin leads Republican Diane Harkey (lead has grown since election night) GA-7: Republican Rep.
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But over the past several years, as concern over contamination over the Chinese food supply has grown, demand for locally grown fruits and vegetables has risen, too.
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In a different world, coca meant for cocaine could easily be grown as a fair-trade crop with proper environmental standards, similar to how coffee is grown.
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Nor is it the tacit acceptance of grown men repeatedly shouting "CUNT" at other, more talented, grown men, in front of their embarrassed and profoundly unhappy kids.
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Equal and opposite: Relish the fact that sometimes the whole point of coming home for grown-up kids is to stop being grown-up for a while.
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In 2013, Rabbi Menachem Genack said that lab-grown hamburgers could be eaten with dairy products, because—as Cherlow agreed—lab-grown meat is not technically meat.
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As federal agencies have grown steadily larger, exercising greater and greater power over the lives of every American, they've grown less responsive to the public they regulate.
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Grown aeroponically, the produce is grown in a matter of days with 95% less water and a fraction of the fertilizers of conventional farming, according to AeroFarms.
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The prize has grown so large because no one has matched all six balls in more than two months, so the jackpot has grown after every drawing.
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Where the average congressional district in the United States has grown by 23,200 people since the last Census, the average Texas district has grown by 74,000 people — and the average competitive Texas district, mostly centered around Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Dallas, has grown by an incredible 96,500 residents.
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While the food is grown following organic principles, it is not formally labeled as such because it does not improve soil, a current requirement of organically grown foods.
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Yes, I had grown out of my denim shorts, my underwear, pretty much all of my clothing, but I had grown out of lots of life stuff, too.
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"I've grown up in front of you, but the bottom line is, I HAVE GROWN UP." Fans of the singer showered her with kindness for her revealing thread.
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Meanwhile private-sector wages have grown, so the pay cut taken, in effect, by some teachers (such as those with degrees in physics and economics) has grown too.
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The young actor had appeared in such films as Grown Ups, Grown Ups 2, Eagle Eye, as well as starring in the Disney Channel franchises Jessie and Descendants.
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Many of the laughs come from a grown, 30-year-old man reacting in a way he normally wouldn't if he'd grown up anywhere besides the North Pole.
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Scientists are working on innovations from gene editing of crops and lab-grown meat, to robots and drones to fundamentally change how food is grown, distributed and eaten.
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"Most field grown produce is grown in soil and we don't use any soil, we only use water as our growth medium," Sonia Lo told CNBC's Sustainable Energy.
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Key numbers: Africa's population has grown to 1 billion since 33, and the continent's middle class has grown to 350 million, according to an African Development Bank estimate.
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This is driven by the reality that the two parties have grown more ideologically distant from each other, and so the stakes of elections really have grown larger.
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So if crops are going to be grown on Mars, they either need to be grown in soil from Earth or the Martian soil must be somehow cleaned.
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Moreover, crops from indoor farms might not match the nutrition of soil-grown crops, because the medium the plants are grown in is either hydroponic or assembled substrates.
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It's a Supernatural community of women that's grown organically since Rhodes joined the drama seven years ago, and fans have grown attached to it all on their own.
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Each day was a task to get through and, running in tandem with that, I had to learn how to be grown-up—to be a grown-up.
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For the highest 21945 percent of earners, incomes have grown more than 21991 percent; for the top 285 percent, incomes have grown by as much as 230 percent.
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At 38, Clare is a grown woman, and when you're grown, the last thing you want to do when it comes to your love life is play around.
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There is a whole group of people who have grown up with the company and that's really fun, because Nathan and I have grown up with it too.
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Aaron Carter's a grown man making responsible, grown-up choices, but he still scored a pretty baller bachelor pad ... with a nice yard for his puppy to boot.
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Those who are not afforded the chance serve as a reminder to those of us still living: It is one thing to look grown, another to act grown.
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Notably, without this correction its daily US & Canada count would have grown by 1 million instead of staying flat this quarter, its daily Europe users would have grown 5 million instead of shrinking 1 million, and its monthly Europe count would have grown 333 million instead of shrinking by 1 million.
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New technologies like cellular agriculture (lab-grown meat) and cellular aquaculture (lab-grown seafood) as well as online food delivery, seed treatment and science have all piqued investor interest.
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Worries have grown that Britain and EU officials would fall short of securing a transition arrangement at a March 22-23 summit as differences have grown in recent days.
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Over the past four years, sales of Ferrara's branded candy have grown more than 6 percent, and its major brands, such as Now & Later, have grown almost 12 percent.
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Memphis Meats debuted its lab grown meatball back in 2016, and folks have made lab-grown burgers in the past, the first of which apparently didn't taste very good.
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Anti-Philippines sentiment can even be felt on China's largest online shopping web site Taobao, with sellers offering locally grown dried mango instead of fruit grown in the Philippines.
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Still, the pitch for lab-grown meat is that it saves animals and also helps the environment because lab-grown meat doesn't take much land or energy to grow.
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However, Microsoft also says that the Mixer viewing audience has grown over four times since its launch, and the number of watched streams has grown more than five times.
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We wanted to feel like we had grown and we felt like we had grown, so it felt like we were following along with what felt natural to us.
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Bre initially set out to build the project for exhibition at the LEGO fan conference BrickCon in October of last year, and it's just grown and grown ever since.
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But as games have grown more realistic, as their ambitions have encompassed wanting players to invest and believe in their worlds, the spitballing humor they employ has grown clumsier.
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Worries have grown that Britain and EU officials would fall short of securing a transition arrangement at the March 22-23 summit as differences have grown in recent days.
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Since 1980, our weaponry has grown far more sophisticated; whether the sophistication of its handlers has grown as well is something you'll be pondering after the ending credits roll.
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And legal experts agree it'd be hard for the authorities to pursue obscenity cases, which have grown difficult to prosecute as porn has grown more accepted by juries nationwide.
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Worries have grown that Britain and EU officials would fall short of securing a transition arrangement at a March 1.403-23 summit as differences have grown in recent days.
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As Mr. Moran has grown into his identity as a conceptualist and curator and boundary-crossing collaborator, his piano style has grown only richer, more heartfelt and more engaging.
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The net worths of Silicon Valley's ultra-rich have grown and grown over the last few years, so much so that billionaires cannot literally give money away fast enough.
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" • Quotation of the day "The economy has grown.
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Whereas grapes grown in temperate climates are harvested quickly around September, in Nashik, they are grown in winter, not summer, so are harvested between January and March, an unfamiliar schedule.
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Chloe X Halle shared a music video for their song "Grown" which will serve as the theme song for the Freeform comedy Grown-ish in which they have recurring roles.
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"If we can inspire one kid who would have never ever grown mushrooms off of waste or grown herbs off of fish poop then it's all worth it," Velez says.
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While Mexican marijuana can be grown in mass quantities, its final potency is said to not compete with plants currently grown in controlled indoor conditions in the U.S. and Canada.
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If none of this makes any sense at all to you, congratulations on avoiding a fanbase and television program that has grown highly insufferable as it has grown in popularity.
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As companies like Facebook and Google have grown more powerful, and as Republicans have sought to cast every debate about Silicon Valley in polarized terms, these arguments have grown louder.
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Ranchers are just as interested in cow procreation as the cows are themselves (maybe more so?) because baby cows equal grown-ass cows and grown-ass cows equal cash money.
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Over the last decade, state general fund revenue has grown by more than 24 percent, while the Consumer Price Index has grown by approximately 20 percent and population 8 percent.
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"The food movement has focused on where is it grown and how is it grown, and the seed systems haven't been as much a part of those conversations," she says.
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They find it frightening when we don't, and may continue to act out just to see out what it takes to get the grown-ups to act like grown-ups.
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Since 2010, the black population has grown 30 percent, and the Hispanic population has grown 35 percent, according to census data and the Population Research Institute at Pennsylvania State University.
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In her recent work, Ruefle can seem like a supernally well-read person who has grown bored with what smartness looks like, and has grown attracted to the other side.
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"Kids mainly want to be like grown-ups, and grown-ups have cars," said Heather MacKenzie of BestReviews, where she assesses dozens of children's toys and even drives a few.
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It is possible the industry has simply grown so much that where it used to sit in Apple's shadow, it has now fully come into its own and grown up.
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Just ask Gary Anderson (Grown Man #1) and Wesley Harms (Grown Man #2,) professional dart players who recently accused each other of farting at the Grand Slam of Darts in England.
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"I've never designed anything but I've grown up wearing Danskin, I've also grown up wearing tons of dance clothes so I have a lot of opinions," she adds with a laugh.
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The E. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce has grown to 53 cases in 16 states, and federal health officials are advising consumers to avoid all romaine grown around Yuma, Ariz.
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But as federal agencies' power over our everyday lives has grown and grown, so too have the consequences of bureaucratic processes such as NEPA for individual liberty and private property rights.
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This only helps prove Salinger's point — adults were once young and disillusioned themselves, but they've grown out of it, and they assume the rest of the world has grown with them.
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The national poll showed that views of Trump have grown slightly less favorable since May, while views of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton have grown slightly better during the same period.
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Following the appearance of "Shark Tank," distribution has grown to 7,000 stores in the U.S. and Canada, and revenue has grown from under $1 million to $13 million in 2 years.
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"We use shiso grown in the UK by Westlands [but] most of it is grown in Holland and lacks the depth of flavour I would normally associate with shiso," he says.
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"The whole conservative media industry has grown enormously and it's grown on the back of the sense of victimization and resentment that conservatives have towards the press," Jim Risen told Hill.
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However, that has not helped the PC industry, which has not grown for six years, or the tablet industry that has not grown for three years as replacement rates have stretched.
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Although the amount spent on Alibaba's marketplaces has grown about 20 percent this quarter and last, its revenue from ads and commissions on those sites has grown 30 percent or more.
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"One of the few English novels written for grown-up people," according to Virginia Woolf, "Middlemarch" was probably based on Coventry, where Eliot—real name Marian Evans—had partly grown up.
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The median taxpayer's income in 2017 — $41,740 — may have grown 20% since 2011, but the threshold to join the 1% has grown 33% in the same time frame, according to Bloomberg.
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He said he has grown increasingly bored with the events, having grown his lead over the Republican field to more than 14 points nationwide, according to a RealClearPolitics average of polls.
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Properly labeled romaine grown outside those three counties and harvested after November 25, as well as romaine grown in greenhouses or hydroponically, should all be safe from contamination, the CDC said.
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For medical marijuana, there's a batch number and a routing that says when it was planted, where it was grown, what it was grown with, and the time it was harvested.
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When the Veggie team studied the roots and leaves of the lettuce grown in space, they also found microbes that formed there similar to those that formed on Earth-grown lettuce.
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That L.P.G.A. prize money is part of an annual pot that has grown from $40 million in 2011 to $67 million last year, as the tour has grown from 23 events.
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There is a deep — and disturbing, uncomfortable, raw, but, above all, culturally necessary — honesty in grown women continuing to explore the good that Gestalt-y games can do for grown-ups.
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I like the idea that if you're going to have to be a grown-up, making grown-up decisions, you can also have some fun with things like bright pink hair.
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According to current and former American officials, the contingency plans to seize North Korea's nuclear arsenal have grown in complexity in recent years, largely because the North Korean arsenal has grown.
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Initially a handful of editors, that operation has grown and grown in the years since then, mainly adding editors but also correspondents specializing in Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and mainland China.
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Because though the nonwhite population has indeed grown, it doesn't seem to have grown enough yet to give Democrats a clear advantage if the election becomes incredibly polarized along racial lines.
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As the voices of women in geek culture have grown louder over the past decade, the cultural awareness of fridging as a concept and a widely acknowledged trope has also grown.
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Ahead, see how much Jon Snow has grown — literally.
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We've all grown since then — especially Abbi and Ilana.
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" '"Since 1902, the Sahara Desert has grown 10 percent.
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We've been through a lot together – we've grown up.
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Just plugging along and not making ... They had grown.
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Their view is that ... investors have grown too complacent.
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I'm a grown woman — I know what I'm doing.
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I mean I really did … I've grown up there.
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" She added, "We've really grown together personally and professionally.
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" And then there's a happy ending: "Grown Up Now.
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Oca - grown in Wales in January - ever used them?
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" He added, "Of course, I've grown up with it.
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"Chris Rock is a grown ... man," Lee told ABC.
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We have to face it — rock has grown old.
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" But since meeting Ms. Cannon, he said, "I've grown.
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" Since then, she said, "the city has grown exponentially.
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Meat — chicken, beef, duck — that is grown in labs.
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So, from a strategic viewpoint – Beijing has grown increasingly assertive regionally as China has grown economically – the issue may be more about not directing new jobs to China than actually repatriating them.
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And the singer has indeed changed up his look countless times over the years, from the side-swept bangs of his early fame to today's more grown-up (and grown-out) look.
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According to a book on the berries titled Lycium Barbarum and Human Health, gojis grown in Zhongning have the highest content of flavonoids than goji berries grown anywhere else in the world.
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The actual wreath is made of eucalyptus, evergreen, dried wheat and grasses, moss, berries, and pine cones, and plastered throughout is an ounce of sun-grown "artisanal cannabis" grown in Mendocino County.
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He compared Twitter to several other social media networks, including Instagram — which has grown more than 50 percent — compared to Twitter, which has grown about 3 percent in the last fiscal year.
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The wildfire has grown to 235 square miles (256 square kilometers) and is a few miles from connecting with a second blaze that has grown to 2206 square miles (2063 square kilometers).
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The strain grown in Embu County, home to Njeru's farm, is strong and so consumers can buy less than with the other popular variety, miraa, which is grown further north in Meru.
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The experiment isn't entirely new — Aleph Farms has been cooking up lab-grown steaks since December 2018 — but it does suggest that meat could be grown in all kinds of harsh environments.
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The wildfire has grown to 175 square miles (280 square kilometers) and is a few miles from connecting with a second blaze that has grown to 64 square miles (105 square kilometers).
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A Grown-Up's Guide to Walt Disney World Whatever brings you to the theme parks — your honeymoon, nostalgia, business travel, unfulfilled childhood fantasies — there's plenty of grown-up fun to be had.
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LISA BROOKING, New Orleans Barack Obama reminds me of what it is to be a grown-up, when it is often the case that there are few grown-ups in the room.
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But practically all prior studies of the environment impact of lab-grown meat, four of which are cited in the article, conclude that lab-grown meat are more emission-friendly than regular beef.
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Other approaches like laboratory-grown organs, or organs grown in "zombie" animals genetically engineered to lack sentience, could in the future offer the benefits of the chimera technique without the animal welfare problems.
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"The good news is, just like me and everybody who loved Lizzie and has grown up with her, Lizzie's also grown up," Duff, 31, said on stage about the revival, Entertainment Weekly reported.
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"After culturing cells in a public display for almost three months, Catts came away with about five grams of lab-grown frog muscle, "one of the best pieces of meat I've ever grown.
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I get that Dart was implied to be the slug Will barfed up last year, but how did we go from one full-grown Demogorgon to like, a hundred half-grown demo-dogs?
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The new round of tariffs by Beijing also impacts table grapes grown in the U.S., and California produces about 99 percent of the table grapes grown domestically, according to the California Farm Bureau.
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Since May, however, views of Clinton (now 37 percent positive, 52 percent negative) have grown slightly more favorable, while views of Trump (28 percent positive, 3.13 percent negative) have grown slightly less favorable.
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Dinner plates have expanded by 36 percent on average since 1960, refrigerators have grown by roughly 15 percent since the 1970s, and our perception of "normal" portion sizes has grown along with them.
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The people who've grown these flowers do it for the love and passion of cannabis; it's not grown in some dirty apartment by a Vietnamese slave who knows nothing about what he's doing.
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What I'm here to tell you, you already know, but even so, it's always a hard thing to hear, at any age: we — the grown-ups — have to be the grown-ups here.
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I would argue that rather than 18 being the defining mark of adulthood, I believe one becomes a "grown up" when they do "grown up" things, the biggest of which is living independently.
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The sunflowers have grown tall after about four months, but sorghum and vegetables have not grown as expected, which workers suspect is a result of the soil not being apt for such crops.
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Zenreach has grown to 150 employees in about three years.
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But since it has grown to some three dozen bettors.
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Qipu has grown fast with more than 200,000 active users.
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The role of chief economist has grown in recent years.
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The disparity has steadily grown in recent years (see chart).
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Excluding these, earnings would have grown by 15%, Flutter said.
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It was sophisticated, it was chic, it was grown up.
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Kennedy has grown into my favorite queen on the show.
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I believe in ruh: It's what I've grown up with.
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But I think this thing has grown to a scale.
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Newborns to grown adults can be impacted by the infection.
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Sanders continued to argue that Wall Street has grown too
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The other narrative follows those same triplets, all grown up.
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I do think that my audience has grown with me.
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Select crops will be grown indoors using hydroponics (without soil).
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Today, that number has grown to more than 2.4 million.
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There aren't a large variety of crops grown in India.
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The once and future Troy Bolton sure has grown up.
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And that imbalance has grown in a very big way.
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First, the science of climate change has grown more confident.
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Europeans had grown wary of the US during Bush's presidency.
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The potential for abusing prisoners with Tasers has grown dramatically.
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Potatoes, tomatoes and quinoa are already grown this way locally.
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Public support for marijuana has grown markedly in recent years.
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He'd grown up in a big family, surrounded by joy.
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Since the bursting of the 1980s bubble, Arlit has grown.
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We use whole animals and serve raw, locally grown vegetables.
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By 2011, both Lindberg and I had grown much older.
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Market participants have grown worried about an oversupply of crude.
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Indeed, the Airwallex vision has grown since that seed round.
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Speculation has since grown that BPER could buy Unipol Banca.
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They said coffee beans are grown in several American states.
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The number of bids we have seen has grown exponentially.
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"I think we've grown," she told reporters at the benefit.
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Now, in season two, that portrait has grown even richer.
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Meanwhile, podcasting has grown into a mainstream form of entertainment.
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" Richards has her own analysis: "He hasn't really grown up.
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It has grown into an almost unknowable tangle of sprawl.
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Mastodon as a band has grown into a metallic powerhouse.
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Today, that figure has grown to more than 25 percent.
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So I think I've just evolved as I've grown up.
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The US defense budget has grown to historically high levels.
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The buzz around him has only grown since Election Day.
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The community has grown at a steady pace ever since.
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They've grown up in coal mining towns and Baptist churches.
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To this end, CRISPR is revolutionizing how food is grown.
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Grown men have been known to weep to this. Why?
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The Giove family recently learned that Mason's tumor has grown.
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In that time, Assad's tactics have only grown more vicious.
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Law enforcement action against the protesters has grown increasingly militarized.
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But in some respects, the two churches have grown apart.
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By this time, I had grown accustomed to the callers.
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If you have an issue, use your grown up words.
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GDP has grown at around 2170% a year since 22013.
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Its availability has decreased as Mexico City's population has grown.
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But in recent months, the feature has grown increasingly popular.
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Walker had grown up following his father around the barbershop.
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"Grown adults are still living with their parents," he said.
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The north Asian economy had grown by 2.7% in 2018.
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The list of signatories has since grown to 256 fellows.
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His company has quietly grown, gained influence, and avoided acrimony.
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We've grown to be more inclusive, alert, and painstakingly woke.
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Also nearby are several doors, grown rickety from serial slamming.
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His estate cabernets, grown primarily on Franciscan shale, are singular.
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The egg is then fertilized and grown into a clone.
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Or the unremarkable daily rituals that they've grown to relish.
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Since the recession, our appetite for buying stuff has grown.
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Today, that number has grown to 47 cities and campuses.
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Its clout has grown astonishingly, notably in the region's south.
|
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He was right, with one exception: It's grown incrementally hotter.
|
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The twist: These human organs are being grown inside animals.
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"I think we've grown as a team," Jose Calderon said.
|
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College football in the last 20 years has grown exponentially.
|
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It has that feel that maybe it has grown out.
|
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Since then, support for the climate debate has only grown.
|
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The interval between his books has grown with each volume.
|
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Seed has not grown faster than the other venture stages.
|
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But Pop's work has grown more interior in recent years.
|
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But it has grown from just 6% in September 2017.
|
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Its funds, for the past decade, have grown subsequently larger.
|
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The IRS has grown wise to some of the problems.
|
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The basketball craze in China has only grown since then.
|
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But, arguably, mobile consumers have grown much savvier since then.
|
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It's clear that the coronavirus' prevalence has grown exponentially faster.
|
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In particular, she and Schnapp, 12, have grown particularly close.
|
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Total nonfarm employment is expected to have grown by 185,713.
|
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Secondly, we have grown government at the rate of inflation.
|
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As China has grown stronger, that need became more compelling.
|
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MasterClass's library has grown from 22018 to 210 in 225.
|
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Professionally, Pierce and Decker have grown even closer to Twilight.
|
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Analysts have also grown more confident in the company's potential.
|
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It has grown revenues 1203% over the past 12 months.
|
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Lettuce grown hydroponically and in greenhouses should be fine, too.
|
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Since then, our YouTube has grown by another 600,000 subscribers.
|
|
It was vile, vulgar, and inexcusable for a grown man.
|
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I've grown to appreciate the quirkiness of both these displays.
|
|
Since launching, PocketSuite has grown revenue 38% month over month.
|
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Everyone from Dropbox to Drip has grown with growth hacking.
|
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Although it has grown fast, green finance is still undeveloped.
|
|
Kendall Jenner has officially "grown out" of her starter condo.
|
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But local unease over increasing mainland influence has steadily grown.
|
|
But in the past ten years manufacturing has grown again.
|
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Roses have been grown in gardens for hundreds of years.
|
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The radish wasn't actually grown on Mars or the moon.
|
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Investments from companies based in Singapore have grown markedly, too.
|
|
But larger investors have also grown cautious about tech companies.
|
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For most of the last decade, upfront spending has grown.
|
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Augur has grown steadily too, showing this methodology can work.
|
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The situation has grown dire in parts of the country.
|
|
The "final girl" has grown up into the "final mother".
|
|
Yet in recent years such cold spells have grown rare.
|
|
EVA Airways has grown rapidly in the past few years.
|
|
"Inequality has grown and people don't accept it," Bersani said.
|
|
Larroquette: No. We have grown, and we continue to grow.
|
|
Boat shoes are over — get some grown-up moccasins instead.
|
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No country had grown faster than 7% in such circumstances.
|
|
But does meat grown in a culture stand a chance?
|
|
Today the sources of his ire have grown more dire.
|
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Some regions within Latin America have grown faster than others.
|
|
I've grown up with domestic violence, my father passing away.
|
|
Sling TV, after all, has grown to several thousand customers.
|
|
The puppy has grown into a "rather big" dog now.
|
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China may seem to have grown more comfortable with markets.
|
|
By Oct 17th, it had grown 30% to 4700 players.
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|
WE'VE HAD SEVEN STRAIGHT QUARTERS WHERE WE'VE GROWN MARKET SHARE.
|
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The Wookiee population in Texas has officially grown to four.
|
|
Tom and his wife, Kathryn Taylor, have 4 grown children.
|
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Workers' bargaining power has since grown, as joblessness has fallen.
|
|
By the numbers: Domestic demand for ethane has grown rapidly.
|
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We're grown women and we're going to do it fair.
|
|
" Another wrote simply, "You look like a grown up eleven.
|
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I think it's hard to say I've grown a lot.
|
|
Now, in September, that number has grown to 90.6 million.
|
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The party has since grown tougher, enforcing discipline and authority.
|
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Their complaint is that the oats were grown using pesticides.
|
|
"I wish we had both grown old sober," she reflects.
|
|
As Apple's business has grown, so too has its staff.
|
|
For many of us, lab grown meat just sounds icky.
|
|
Think of its possible heft if it were fully grown.
|
|
This idea has grown since Donald Trump became America's president.
|
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Ditto for grown out roots and icy shades of blonde.
|
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The garden is lush with flowers and organically grown vegetables.
|
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The actress has definitely grown up since the Twilight days.
|
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Having grown up in Southern California, I'm a Disneyland pro.
|
|
He is survived by his wife and two grown children.
|
|
PO had grown complacent after eight years at the helm.
|
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I've grown in directions that I wouldn't have otherwise considered.
|
|
Meanwhile, Mr Zuma's cronies have grown staggeringly and ostentatiously rich.
|
|
However, investors worry that this friendship may have grown fraught.
|
|
Seeing Jess all grown up makes us feel old too!
|
|
No doubt about it – Kylie Jenner is all grown up!
|
|
Has the live team grown since Year 2 as well?
|
|
He's all grown up, too, and not in school anymore.
|
|
Ours has changed and grown a bit over the years.
|
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It's a bunch of grown people dressed up as cats.
|
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REPORTER: So, I know emojis now have grown in numbers.
|
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Zlatan's output has grown commensurately with his ego and weirdness.
|
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All of our tomatoes around the world are grown there.
|
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It's enough to make a grown man weep for joy.
|
|
The Ong's Hat experiment had grown out of his control.
|
|
But enthusiasm for such measures has grown in recent years.
|
|
In recent months, Unacademy has grown more aggressive with marketing.
|
|
As protesters' demands remain unmet, demonstrations have grown increasingly violent.
|
|
Now, you have grown to be such an amazing girl.
|
|
But as the company has grown, it's moved to two.
|
|
"Everybody has kind of grown up swimming together," DiRado says.
|
|
The Future Teilhard's influence has only grown over the years.
|
|
The startup's team has now grown to over 105 people.
|
|
It's something I've grown almost numb to as a critic.
|
|
But those concerns have only grown in the last year.
|
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To donate to Harlem Grown click the CrowdRise widget below.
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He'd grown into a devoted husband and father of three.
|
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Farmland must be restored so food can be grown again.
|
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Since then, Snap's daily user count has only grown 7.7%.
|
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In recent years, conditions appear to have grown even worse.
|
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He's also claimed to have grown up in New Orleans.
|
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What will Coinbase look like when it's all grown up?
|
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It's not grown in some lab, in some vaporless environment.
|
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Shareholder support for many resolutions has grown in recent years.
|
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It's a grown man doll that looks like George Jefferson.
|
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Under the Trump administration, it's grown more powerful than ever.
|
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Since coming to power, Lega has grown exponentially in popularity.
|
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So instead of growing 30% this year, they've grown 5013%.
|
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It's created the environment in which ISIS has grown up.
|
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The risk of sudden, sharp shifts in prices has grown.
|
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We've grown up together & I know her date of birth.
|
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What are these grown men (and one young adult) doing?
|
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But Chelsea Clinton's a grown woman and a private citizen.
|
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Tommy is a grown up and makes his own decisions.
|
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I've changed, I've adapted and I've grown up a lot.
|
|
Bolivia's domestic needs had also grown, constricting supply, he said.
|
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But in certain professions, salaries have recently grown much faster.
|
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Since starting his business in 22, ParaDocs has grown precipitously.
|
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Once Aella is fully grown she will eat 75 lbs.
|
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As its popularity's grown, the character of fauxcest has changed.
|
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Search and advertising revenue are both expected to have grown.
|
|
U.S. gross domestic product has grown at a healthy rate.
|
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The momentum has really grown with Metro Bank every quarter.
|
|
This year, that list has grown to more than 53,000.
|
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ISIS is a nihilism grown out of al Qaeda's intolerance.
|
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The opium poppy (Papaver somniferum) is primarily grown in Asia.
|
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A distinctly somber feeling of uniqueness I've grown to love.
|
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Applying for a student visa has grown slower and costlier.
|
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Maybe the startup could have grown a bit more slowly.
|
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We have grown both in terms of clients and assets.
|
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An entire generation has grown up in the climate crisis.
|
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Is it weird that Creech has already grown on me?
|
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Can get grown ass men to act like llittle girls!
|
|
Voters have also grown tired of confusing and contradictory messages.
|
|
But it's the kind of racist you've grown accustomed to.
|
|
As of October, MoviePass had grown to over 600,000 subscribers.
|
|
The singer is back, and she's grown out her eyebrows.
|
|
Besides, I've grown weirdly fond of this little 1TB disk.
|
|
Over the past year this gap has grown even wider.
|
|
Meanwhile, Kimmy's grown tired of constantly messing with the Reverend.
|
|
Democratic lawmakers have grown weary of dealing with Trump altogether.
|
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My abilities to write songs I felt had grown exponentially.
|
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He's grown big time in that part of his game.
|
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Up until now, each year, iPhone sales have grown significantly.
|
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Watson has grown to become one of IBM's crown jewels.
|
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It has also grown its recipe library to about 19,000.
|
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It is still going to be illegally grown, illegally sold.
|
|
The Fair Housing Act has grown stronger over the years.
|
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U.S. manufacturing has grown steadily for the past several decades.
|
|
He had grown a bushy beard and shaved his head.
|
|
With Trump soon to be president, wariness has only grown.
|
|
Rifts have grown in what was once a tolerant community.
|
|
Ms. Lind listened intently, recognizing that he had truly grown.
|
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"Because it too likely has grown a lot," Lodes said.
|
|
I was alive and grown up, and I followed it.
|
|
The complaints have grown louder and more insistent ever since.
|
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U.S. lumber producers generally cut timber grown on private land.
|
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The kids have grown into themselves both literally and figuratively.
|
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They've grown up never knowing life without this constant connectivity.
|
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But as it has grown, it has also become unaffordable.
|
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The popcorn was organically grown; the Milk Duds ethically sourced.
|
|
This disparity has grown especially quickly in midwestern swing states.
|
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They had grown up with Phoebe's recitals and family concerts.
|
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Your population has grown, but you're not getting extra funding.
|
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We have grown from something small to something much bigger.
|
|
Buccigross's social media enterprises have grown beyond the overtime challenge.
|
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Friday evening, officials said it had grown to 35,000 acres.
|
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To say to those grown men, 'Your mothers are dogs.
|
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On his skull, patches of coarse hair had grown in.
|
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"It's the only place we could have grown," she said.
|
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"They've grown into some level of comfort," the official said.
|
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And over the years, the amount of funding has grown.
|
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Lesson Three: We've grown a lot of plants in space.
|
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"Pretty much being cursed out by grown men," he recalled.
|
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How has VetsAid grown since you first began in 2017?
|
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The assets under management (AUM) in ETFs have grown exponentially.
|
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China has grown to become its sixth largest export market.
|
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U.S. equity assets have grown about 10 percent by comparison.
|
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The four other bedrooms are for the Gohs' grown children.
|
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All the while, automation has grown in sophistication and reach.
|
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It has since grown its top line to $39 billion.
|
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Neither of Trump's grown sons served in the US military.
|
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But he's grown his ability to manage other people's emotions.
|
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Mario and Evelin's grown son spends the night with them.
|
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By 2013, that number had grown to only 9 percent.
|
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Under Mr. Ortega, 70, the country's tiny economy has grown.
|
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CNN: Your nonprofit has grown beyond the initial support group.
|
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By that time, McDonald's investment had grown to $26 billion.
|
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The immigration court backlog has grown every year since 2006.
|
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The problem has grown as other teams adopt Sky's methods.
|
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What are your thoughts on what it has grown into?
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Over the last few years, the PCC has grown dramatically.
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Their community has grown quickly in the past six months.
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They've grown graduation rates by nearly 20 percent since 2011.
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The evangelical Christian faith I'd grown up with sustained me.
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What kind of princess have I grown up to become?
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As YouTube has grown, it's struggled to police the platform.
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Microsoft has demonstrably grown from where it was in 2014.
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Retail workers, it seems, have grown accustomed to such interactions.
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But she also hasn't grown up or thought about consequences.
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The total, with interest, had grown to almost $20143 million.
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Peter Dinklage has grown out his beard since wrapping "Thrones."
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In Japan, the economy has grown for seven straight quarters.
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That moat only seems to have grown wider since then.
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The firm has grown rapidly since it started in 2010.
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I love the fact that food is grown out there.
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Since then, the distillery has grown at an unexpected rate.
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He'd grown up on the Stovall Plantation, near Clarksdale, Mississippi.
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"You've grown on me in this last year," she typed.
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Ford's devoted global fan base has grown over recent years.
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Almost all the soy grown in Argentina is genetically modified.
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A quarter century later, the trees had not grown back.
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Even as the Web has grown, however, it has narrowed.
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Bans on plastic items like straws have grown in popularity.
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The ecosystem that has grown up around that is spectacular.
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I shouldn't have to tell any grown ass man s—!
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Amazon Air has quietly but steadily grown over the years.
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The number of voters has grown modestly from 10 a.m.
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Internal GOP disagreements have lately grown more pronounced, not less.
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This number has grown substantially over the past 2900 years.
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Four years later, the swelling had only grown in size.
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Always a polished, genial singer, he has grown more expressive.
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Many Republicans, however, have grown tired of Pruitt's behavior. Sen.
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A grown ass man who was believably young at heart.
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Teenagers have grown up knowing a life only of conflict.
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Younger sound engineers might not have grown up with vinyl.
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Why it matters: Individual PBMs have grown frustrated with PCMA.
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The popularity of Python has grown steadily in recent years.
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This is my DNA, even if I've grown beyond it.
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THUMP: Classical Trax has grown a lot since its inception.
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"I'm 33 years old, I'm a grown woman," she said.
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"I've always worked ... they've grown up this way," she said.
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That being said, we have also grown out of farmers.
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I would go wild sometimes, but now we've grown up.
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Lawler obeyed, having grown used to the late night meetings.
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I'm a grown man, I have a family to feed.
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LA has really been the place that I've grown up.
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It's a maximally epic scene — has he grown even larger?
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Laney Boggs is all grown up and selling her house.
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That sad woman has grown tired of talking to me.
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You're also reflecting on your relationships and how they've grown.
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By 2014, that number had grown to more than 160,000.
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Today, as a grown man, he's as competitive as ever.
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I pieced together what I had and it's slowly grown.
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Taylor Swift's silence about the Orlando massacre had grown deafening.
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Your beloved boxed macaroni and cheese is all grown up.
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Other competitors have grown, like Google Express and Amazon PrimeNow.
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Viv has grown relatively stealthily over the past four years.
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The big picture: Philanthropy has grown political in recent decades.
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The average wage for U.S. workers has only grown by .
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Competition has already grown because of supermarkets and Internet shopping.
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Many players said they had grown frustrated with the wait.
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A mouse's mammary gland that was grown in a lab.
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The security threats they face have also grown more sophisticated.
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Sales have grown 300% per year since listing on Amazon.
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It has since grown to 23 locations in 10 states.
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Chinese manufacturing, meanwhile, has grown steadily so far this year.
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This onetime enfant terrible has grown into an elder statesman.
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I met all sorts of people and I have grown.
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After you've grown them somewhere, nothing else will grow there.
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"I've already grown a goiter at this drudgery," he grouses.
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The program, which started with 200 Marines, has steadily grown.
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My mother, especially, knows sacrifice, having grown up in England.
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As more sickening details have emerged, the horror has grown.
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So they have simultaneously grown more common and less transparent.
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" "As I've grown up, my tastes have changed a lot.
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The power of the conservative camp has only grown since.
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Use of the certificates has grown quickly in recent years.
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As WeWork has grown, minor scandals have rattled the company.
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When grown, it looks like a mosquito with big biceps.
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Almost half of the American crop is grown in Kansas.
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Now that Jane's grown, she's ready to focus on herself.
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The group has since grown to more than 40 volunteers.
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Since then, local disenchantment with the nation's leaders has grown.
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Having grown up at Dia, can't it only be white?
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But I had grown progressively more anxious, and occasionally despondent.
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On the issue of subsidies, China has grown more quiet.
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Her profile has grown considerably in the past 18 months.
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Both the criminals and law enforcement have grown more sophisticated.
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Kennedy was near where he had grown up, he said.
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His body and how he moves it have grown leaner.
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Calls have grown for someone to do something about 8chan.
|
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Meanwhile, progressives have grown frustrated with the DCCC chair, Rep.
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My kids have grown a combined height of one foot.
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But the desire has grown in me to help people.
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Luckin has grown rapidly since its founding in late 2017.
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"We planted a little seed that has grown," she said.
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We're curious whether the international audience has grown or fallen.
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Mr. Krauthamer argued the union had grown out of touch.
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He cursed the gangster life that he'd grown up in.
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And we should have grown past this fight by now.
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And university selectivity seems only to have grown over time.
|
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Over the last decade, Huawei has grown into a powerhouse.
|
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This is a California on (organically grown and seasonal) steroids.
|
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He had responded but had grown sleepier with each request.
|
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The stalemate over Homeland Security spending has grown increasingly bitter.
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The number of sites has grown to more than 800.
|
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The company's revenue has grown 150% from 2018 to 2019.
|
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Since 2016, women have grown only more skeptical of him.
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"We have all grown up with Johnny," Mr. Turboust continued.
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It's grown right here in the US, in Gainesville, Florida.
|
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The race to lab-grown sausages, burgers ... and dog food?
|
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Such share structures have grown in popularity in Silicon Valley.
|
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I have seen grown men earnestly duel with foam swords.
|
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The couple's son had also grown up and moved out.
|
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The ranks of the Chinese middle class have grown astronomically.
|
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Recently, though, some researchers have grown dissatisfied with this scenario.
|
|
The crossing from Libya to Italy has grown increasingly treacherous.
|
|
And the hate isn't home grown: It emanates from America.
|
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"We have a pretty deep team, and we've grown deeper."
|
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But years later, with most of her children grown, Mrs.
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Since then the stakes in the admissions game have grown.
|
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Those with roots have grown resentful of those with legs.
|
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But as online retailing has grown, the dynamics have shifted.
|
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And big companies have grown by almost an identical amount.
|
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Relations between the countries have grown strained on other fronts.
|
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Personal income is also expected to have grown 0.4 percent.
|
|
Mr. Crowley, who has two grown sons, lived in Miami.
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I would guess most people have grown wiser with age.
|
|
"Kate has completely grown into it," says a family friend.
|
|
Deductibles and copays have steadily grown over the past decade.
|
|
But deficits have grown under each Republican president since Reagan.
|
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The women's game has grown faster than the men's game.
|
|
Public policy has grown out of so much serious research.
|
|
Mr. Hovater said he was glad the movement had grown.
|
|
But over the last decade, the program has grown rapidly.
|
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The California resort has grown substantially since the last closing.
|
|
Democrats, meanwhile, have grown far less confident about the economy.
|
|
"These were grown men hiding toys, not children," he said.
|
|
Hi, Carolyn: I am the youngest of three grown kids.
|
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And investigations have grown over its meddling in Western elections.
|
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But younger consumers have also grown up with social media.
|
|
The Immortal Regiment marches have grown in size every year.
|
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In recent months, the number of openings overall has grown.
|
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Celebrate Meatless Mondays with Earth Grown Meatless Ground Plant Protein.
|
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Medical prices have historically grown faster than the overall index.
|
|
We've grown accustomed to the largely white, largely male default.
|
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Look, we're all grown here — give us shirtless Sterling already!
|
|
I've grown to dislike texting and find it so taxing.
|
|
But many in Mississippi have grown accustomed to nature's wrath.
|
|
With each plant grown, he is closer to that dream.
|
|
Nonetheless, fears have grown that fraud could infect the outcome.
|
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The organization has grown and prospered after I stepped down.
|
|
The couple have three children, two of whom are grown.
|
|
I've also grown up in an era where I'm accepted.
|
|
And we would not have grown up in that neighborhood.
|
|
Once they've grown, they are strategically placed in the harbor.
|
|
He professed to have grown up as a Lakers fan.
|
|
In recent months, Myanmar has grown even more isolated globally.
|
|
His curly brown hair had grown into a furry mop.
|
|
Their relationship: They've grown more distant since Craig left home.
|
|
The son, Daniel, is grown now and has married well.
|
|
She became an analyst once their five children were grown.
|
|
Ms. Meyer seems to have grown allergic to repeating herself.
|
|
Regulators have grown more watchful since the farm bill passed.
|
|
Having grown up nearby, Constable Wheatley wanted to patrol Burnley.
|
|
Under the Trump tax law, this practice has only grown.
|
|
It's possible that Lladrovci had simply grown weary of war.
|
|
Target's Cartwheel Perks app and Redcard credit card have grown.
|
|
That wall of cash has grown substantially in recent years.
|
|
This is despite how much the Scotch industry has grown.
|
|
But carbon emissions from natural gas use have also grown.
|
|
As WBAI's audience has dwindled, its finances have grown shaky.
|
|
Some were savagely cut — but others have grown, a lot.
|
|
The latest tally, which has steadily grown since the Jan.
|
|
That was where his differences with Pakistan had grown sharpest.
|
|
By then I had grown tired of focusing on myself.
|
|
The berries are grown organically, despite initial skepticism from Mrs.
|
|
Mostly, people were concerned that it had grown too strong.
|
|
Revenues and profits in Mr Khan's division had grown nicely.
|
|
An awareness has grown with consumers saying what they want.
|
|
Alternative drink categories that both firms tracked have all grown.
|
|
There are billions of tulips grown here and huge potential.
|
|
From May to November, I'd grown used to its presence.
|
|
All grown up now, it frames the small seating area.
|
|
Even without those contributions, though, my account would have grown.
|
|
Cases in South Korea have grown to more than 1,200.
|
|
Most crops grown beneath panels must be picked by hand.
|
|
The confrontation on Wednesday could have grown even more serious.
|
|
But such political victories have grown more difficult to win.
|
|
What's more, Trump's unpopularity has only grown since taking office.
|
|
I've certainly grown enormously through each one of those experiences.
|
|
And he's grown into it, which is even more impressive.
|
|
As the deal sizes have grown, so have the risks.
|
|
Unaccustomed to the local food, the players had grown skinny.
|
|
That daily uncertainty has grown over the past several years.
|
|
The CDC recommends people avoid lettuce grown in Salinas, California.
|
|
Demand has also grown for Bronx real estate, he said.
|
|
Sadly, since that time, the problem has grown only worse.
|
|
Rothschild said German's confidence had grown as the season progressed.
|
|
That number has since grown to more than 100 writers.
|
|
This production — in a way, I've grown up with it.
|
|
Since then, it has grown into a feminist cult classic.
|
|
None of them, as of yet, have grown too heavy.
|
|
His firm has now grown to about a dozen lawyers.
|
|
Justice Sonia Sotomayor said the laws have grown increasingly draconian.
|
|
And the risks of questioning have grown in recent months.
|
|
" He went on, "That's how we've really grown our business.
|
|
But that desire has grown stronger in the 21st century.
|
|
Retail sales have hardly grown in the past few months.
|
|
McKinsey's revenue has grown in recent years, to roughly $10bn.
|
|
The squad had long grown tired of the president's interventions.
|
|
Even nonbusiness expeditions have grown more tense since Election Day.
|
|
But that thing has grown up tremendously over the years.
|
|
Google cloud has grown in multiple ways under her leadership.
|
|
Kimothy and his new legion of followers had grown relentless.
|
|
He had grown up in the neighborhood, he said nostalgically.
|
|
Over a century, the capital has grown up around it.
|
|
That is why Uber has grown so large so quickly.
|
|
Mapmakers Ordnance Survey say the mountain has not physically grown.
|
|
"Now that they're grown women, it's like, 'It's my turn.'"
|
|
The brothers have grown used to responses such as these.
|
|
This has grown to between 2380 and 1.2 trillion yen.
|
|
Russia in the meantime has grown far more aggressive. Gen.
|
|
MLS has grown drastically since its first season in 1996.
|
|
I mean, we had grown the club for five years.
|
|
And Biden's operation has grown to more than 40 people.
|
|
India's space program has grown substantially over the past decade.
|
|
Far from being killed off, love for it had grown.
|
|
By 2015, the wage gap had grown to 20083 percent.
|
|
Why should this be so, if inequality has not grown?
|
|
South Koreans have grown increasingly fed up with corruption scandals.
|
|
We've grown with great technique, not just scheme, but fundamentals.
|
|
Rremida, like Sue, had grown up under a communist regime.
|
|
But over that time, our share has grown as well.
|
|
The chain has grown "exponentially" in recent years, said Wilson.
|
|
That number has likely grown significantly over the past year.
|
|
We've been married for 32 years with three grown children.
|
|
"People have grown accustomed to traveling with electronics," Grella said.
|
|
Even outside the United States, interest in "1984" has grown.
|
|
S. trade has grown hugely over the time of NAFTA.
|
|
The same proportion has grown less confident lately about Trump.
|
|
Interest in the boot camps has grown since the election.
|
|
The definition of a wall has grown ever more elastic.
|
|
Their rivals had grown, developed, caught up and overtaken them.
|
|
Dark web activity has steadily grown over the past decade.
|
|
In the film, he appears to have grown increasingly isolated.
|
|
Zillow went public in 2011 and has grown tenfold since.
|
|
This behavior is what most women have grown up with.
|
|
Snot-nosed grown women were everywhere — practically collapsing in sorrow.
|
|
Donald Trump insists that he's grown up a lot recently.
|
|
At the same time, our politics have grown increasingly small.
|
|
Inequality has grown, in numerous ways, a recent report indicates.
|
|
The environment for gay priests has grown only more dangerous.
|
|
It was made from cinsault grapes grown in granitic soils.
|
|
Since then, industries like cybersecurity and data centers have grown.
|
|
Earnings have grown by 26% during the same time frame.
|
|
He had grown bold about his side door, even cocky.
|
|
And it's grown a lot because how long it's been.
|
|
That path toward democracy, always fraught, has grown downright perilous.
|
|
"Home grown honkers" was a definitive guide to goose raising.
|
|
When fully grown, these creatures typically weigh over 1,300 pounds.
|
|
But the number of Mexican autoworkers has grown even faster.
|
|
"These are grown people," he added, referring to the pastors.
|
|
But it's notable that the number has grown so much.
|
|
FetLife, founded in 2008, has grown rapidly in recent years.
|
|
The gulf between the BJP and Congress has also grown.
|
|
Government has grown bigger, more incomprehensible, and seemingly less responsive.
|
|
But she'd grown tired of the city even before that.
|
|
How would you say he's grown in his recording process?
|
|
His musical ability has grown and his sense of harmony.
|
|
Uber has now grown to more than 11,000 employees globally.
|
|
I was thinking that it couldn't have grown that quickly!
|
|
Mold has grown under tile and carpet because of dampness.
|
|
The company's cash reserves have grown to nearly $100 billion.
|
|
Paris Jackson is a grown woman, and pretty damn impressive!
|
|
"The women's game in general has grown tremendously," said Rapinoe.
|
|
By contrast, Medicaid has typically grown at 7 percent annually.
|
|
There I was, a grown man, getting a dry handjob.
|
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No, it's up to the grown ups and education system.
|
|
As his mission has grown, Mascarenhas's friends have gotten involved.
|
|
But the need has only grown as the atrocities continue.
|
|
Since then, her skillset has grown by leaps and bounds.
|
|
Juliana: Zapatista coffee grown by farmer cooperatives in Chiapas, Mexico.
|
|
Compared to those grown in our current depleted soils, "fruits and vegetables grown decades ago were much richer in vitamins and minerals than the varieties most of us get today," according to Scientific American.
|
|
The African-American percentage of the state's population has seen a small increase since 2008, but the Hispanic population has grown by nearly 20%, changing the makeup of some areas as it has grown.
|
|
But here was not just a grown-up but a grown-up even other adults admired, telling her how beautiful and talented and special she was and that their relationship was a good thing.
|
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This song came out in 1992, which is the year I was born, and I am a grown ass woman with grown ass woman problems—why are clubs across the country still playing it?
|
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The yeasts of a Hawaiian coffee bean could, for example, be used to ferment beans being grown in Uganda; or the yeasts from Haitian cacao beans could be used with cacao grown in Ghana.
|
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I can understand if 90% of women were going to those things but I can't understand a grown man sitting there with a couple of guys watching two grown men with panties on, sweating.
|
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The new elephant chart is an extremely powerful illustration of just how sharply the incomes of the world's richest people have grown in recent decades, and how much faster they've grown than everyone else's.
|
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"It has grown steadily in terms of the number of clients who are choosing to bid online, and their comfort level with the level at which they're spending has also grown," Mr. Branczik said.
|
|
As a grown adult who still fights with her equally grown sister over who borrowed whose denim jacket without asking, I'm impressed at their willingness to engage in a professional partnership with a sibling.
|
|
In a November 2018 post on the cancer center website, Dr. Sharpless said that funding for the institute had grown, but that the number of excellent ideas for important research had grown even faster.
|
|
An Uber spokesperson previously said that while demand has grown in places like Los Angeles and San Francisco it has not grown at the level of UberX, according to an earlier BuzzFeed News report.
|
|
Although the overall number of people apprehended at the border remains at lows, the Trump administration has grown increasingly frustrated as the number of families making the trek to the United States has grown.
|
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However, if the standard by which we judge grown men and, yes, grown women is what they did when they were 17, it is a very thin reed on which to hang a vote.
|
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In the last five years, its prime-time audience has grown by 46 percent (to 455,000 from an average of 311,000), while African-American viewership has grown by 53 percent (to 298,000 from 111,000).
|
|
"Each time he's spent time in jail, the organization has grown, the martyrdom complex has grown, as has the perception that he is someone who is willing to sacrifice for the cause," he said.
|
|
If what Tetrick says is true, that would be a gigantic step forward for lab-grown meat, which has struggled mightily with costs—a lab-grown burger introduced in 2013 cost a cool $330,000 dollars.
|
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Every time I open my lunchbox at work, I revert back to feeling like an awkward ten-year-old, except now I'm a grown woman, surrounded by other grown women with their expertly prepared meals.
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