But by some measures, the Father Sebastiaan brand has grown larger.
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Despite that whole , her already massive fan group has only grown larger.
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The forests had become much denser and the animal populations had grown larger.
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Has Earth grown larger from the buildup of decaying vegetation through the ages?
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That America's religious voting bloc has grown larger in recent years is scary enough.
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Conservative protest groups opposing Ms Park's removal have grown larger and shriller in recent weeks.
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Fund sizes, however, have grown larger and the proliferation of unicorns continues at unforeseen rates.
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The new spaces were evidence that her jaw had, like her feet, simply grown larger.
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"My uterus had doubled in size, and my fibroids had grown larger," she told People.
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My question more specifically is whether that number has grown larger or smaller or remained static.
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The demonstrations, the largest in over 30 years, have grown larger every week and seem unstoppable.
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If latest reports are true, the specter of possible obstruction has grown larger and more troubling.
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This has become especially true as corporations have grown larger and more complex, Mr. Wilde said.
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Put another way, the Indian economy has grown larger than those of Canada, Brazil and Italy.
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Pulse may have shut down since the shooting, but the club's founding mission has only grown larger.
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Some microbe-treated plants had grown larger and produced more flowers, which is linked to more strawberries.
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As union membership in the US has declined, income inequality has increased, and corporations have grown larger and larger.
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While Mr Lukashenko is reading from the usual script, the cast of characters playing opposite him has grown larger.
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Other official voices argue that China has not changed its behaviour; it has merely grown larger and more successful.
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Deal sizes also have grown larger, driving many VCs to lock down more in capital commitments if they can.
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Price: Under $25 (varies by model and style) Phones have grown larger with bigger screens, but pockets have not.
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With more people heading to court in need of representation, public defenders' caseloads have simply grown larger and larger.
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The role games play in our lives has grown larger, messier, and more socially acceptable in the past two decades.
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In recent months, The Handmaid's Coalition has only grown larger, with nearly 700 members in the US, Canada, and Europe.
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The CHC has grown larger — it started the 85033th Congress with 31 members — and louder over the past few elections.
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As our online networks of friends have grown larger and the social media companies have matured, the feeds have evolved.
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In some ways, it has grown larger and more important, as the reputation and fame of Ms. Childs's collaborators has risen.
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Even if they live together, the pool of temptation has grown larger and easier to dip into, thanks partly to social media.
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We've never been traditionally close, and the wedge between us had grown larger as I avoided her calls to prevent further deception.
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The loss of home advantage, which has in fact grown larger in the Test format in recent years, is not easily overcome.
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Once a feature limited mostly to luxury models, sunroofs have become more common in all kinds of cars and have grown larger.
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Look, I think ... Were the tech companies aware of everything that was going on as they have grown larger and larger and larger?
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As games have progressed from the NES to modern devices, the teams required to make them have similarly grown larger and more complex.
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On May 4, medical personnel performed a CT scan on McKenna and found one of the bleeds in her brain had grown larger.
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Lego's Technic sets have grown larger and more ambitious over time, packing an incredible amount of detail into replicas of real-life vehicles.
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Several months later, Quixey signed a separate $100 million commercial contract with Alibaba (which could have grown larger depending on implementation with Alibaba partners).
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Guinn described it as a team that had greater "capacity to interface with and listen to" a caucus that has grown larger after 2018.
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This might dampen optimism on this year's imports since the March forecasts during the last three years had already grown larger than the initial figure.
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In the decades since Beveridge published his seminal report in 1942, welfare states have spread, grown larger, more complex and, often, less popular (see article).
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As the automotive industry has increasingly blurred the line between the car space and the tech space, its presence has grown larger at the show.
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Dorian has now weakened to a Category 2 storm, although it has grown larger in area as it moves toward the US. At 5 a.m.
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"I'd lost 10 percent of my blood, my uterus had doubled in size and my fibroids had grown larger," Frankel tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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Though his band's music has steadily grown larger in scope, it seems that Vernon will always try to go back to those solitary roots whenever he can.
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The things Ms. Wolitzer thinks about have grown larger over time, it seems, though her books remain driven by multilayered plots and the intricacies of people's lives.
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Under Trump, workplace raids have not only quadrupled but grown larger as Palantir's technology enables larger dragnet operations that arrest dozens or hundreds of people at once.
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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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In recent years the stock markets have grown larger than the economy, and they are now big enough to take the economy down with them when they deflate.
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Once her community had grown larger than 20 writers, Odyssey decided to split the group into two chapters — a strategy that helps in maximizing the number of communities overall.
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The annual Burning Man festival has grown larger than its site can feasibly accommodate from an environmental perspective, causing some Burners to break off and start their own events.
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Unlimited also reflects the fact that contemporary art, over the years, has grown larger and is often far more complicated to display than a classic oil painting or sculpture.
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Over the past few years, Immigration and Customs Enforcement's operations surveilling, detaining, and deporting undocumented immigrants have grown larger in scope and bolder in their disregard for human rights.
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In the years since its enactment, however, big banks have grown larger, and small banks and credit unions across Central Florida and the rest of the country have suffered.
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But the new coronavirus — believed to have originated in Wuhan city — has struck China at a time when its economy has grown larger and established greater connections with the world.
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"If I hadn't of had it removed when I did then the chances are it would have grown larger and deeper into the tissue and could have spread," Cummins said.
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Nature has created thousands of creatures, but most of us have been redrawn over the millenniums: Our heads have grown larger, our teeth smaller, our legs longer, our jaws weaker.
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It has now grown larger that its peak before the financial crisis - although it took eight years to recover - and last quarter's growth rate exceeded growth in both the U.S. and Britain.
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And here's the twist: the animal that this particular skeleton is based on hadn't fully matured when it died, which means that it probably would have grown larger had it lived to adulthood.
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It feels like her profile has grown larger since she joined the cast of the Netflix series GLOW, but Nash has been a proponent of women's rights and artistic freedom for nearly 15 years.
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Everything is in an increased state of dilapidation to show how much time has passed since the album's release, although Bowie has only grown larger (this is a visual metaphor or something, I reckon).
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The site that began as a quick and easy way to upload an image and share it has already grown larger than Reddit, the social network it was designed to assist back in 2009.
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Then, in 3.23, amid anti-Soviet protests in Ukraine, some 23.2,22013 pilgrims celebrated the Jewish New Year at Nachman's grave, the beginning of a resurgence that has grown larger over the past few decades.
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VENICE — The Venice Biennale, still the world's most distinguished exhibition of international contemporary art, opened to the public on Saturday, after a prosecco-drenched professional preview that has grown larger and less professional than ever.
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Chief Howes said more than 500 firefighters were battling the blaze, and by Thursday afternoon, they were making good progress: The fire was 50 percent contained and had not grown larger for much of the day.
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Across most indicators, the spread between the top fifth of zip codes and the bottom fifth had grown larger, with relatively more adults in distressed areas out of work, in poverty, and experiencing slower income growth.
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In the last decade, turbines have grown larger, with some now standing taller than the giant London Eye Ferris wheel which graces the skyline of the British capital - and even larger "megaturbines" are in the works.
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Over the last few decades, corporate profits have risen much faster than worker wages, as companies have grown larger, unions have shrunk and government policy has usually come down on the side of companies over workers.
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But now Trump is voicing support for zero or negative rates as a way to "refinance" America's mountain of debt, which has only grown larger due to tax cuts and a spending surge under the current administration.
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As compared to Lego sets from years ago, the cars seem to have grown larger — evolving from four- to six-studs wide — and the roads appeared to be getting wider, while the sidewalks were getting more and more narrow.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — For Trump administration officials, an unprecedented confrontation at the US–Mexico border on Sunday invited an assessment that their policies have only exacerbated the problems of an overwhelmed immigration system whose court backlog has grown larger since President Trump's inauguration 2000 months ago.
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"As these companies have grown larger and more powerful, they have used their resources and control over the way we use the Internet to squash small businesses and innovation, and substitute their own financial interests for the broader interests of the American people," Warren's campaign proposal says.
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"As these companies have grown larger and more powerful, they have used their resources and control over the way we use the Internet to squash small businesses and innovation, and substitute their own financial interests for the broader interests of the American people," Warren wrote in the post.
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SEOUL, South Korea — As the protests against her have grown larger, louder and closer, and her career, reputation and presidency march inexorably toward an impeachment vote on Friday, President Park Geun-hye has kept mostly hidden from public view, gripped by self-pity and despair, and largely alone.
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"As these companies have grown larger and more powerful, they have used their resources and control over the way we use the Internet to squash small businesses and innovation, and substitute their own financial interests for the broader interests of the American people," Warren wrote in a blog post last week.
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"As these companies have grown larger and more powerful, they have used their resources and control over the way we use the Internet to squash small businesses and innovation, and substitute their own financial interests for the broader interests of the American people," Warren wrote in her original statement on the policy.
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Lucy comments that Aslan has grown larger, but really she is the one that has grown.
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This convention shares many characteristics of LexiCon, but has grown larger than LexiCon by its second year.
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In 1986, it was noted that while the area was "reliable cropping and grazing land", holdings had grown larger and many of the original families had moved out of the area.
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As games have grown larger and more expensive, line producers have become part of some teams. Based on filmmaking traditions, line producers focus on project scheduling and costing to ensure titles are completed on time and on budget.
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Over the years, as ships have grown larger, the channel has had increasing difficulty in accommodating contemporary ships. In June, 2009, the Army Corps of Engineers agreed to dredge the channel and bring it up to modern standards.
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A merge in 2017 between Saudi Precious metals company and Petromin Gold mining department created the Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma'aden), Later Ma'aden was grown larger, And the Ma'aden Gold company was established later in 2007 as a subsidiary of Ma'aden.
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By the end of his term, the foreign debt had grown from 87 million dollars to 297 million dollars. The inflation and wealth inequality had grown larger, with the occurrence of rural-zone strikes that expanded to the urban areas.
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Held each fall at the Avoca Museum, this festival includes many vineyards from the local area and has grown larger over the past few years. Some wineries that participate are Rebec, Hickory Hills, Tomahawk, Gabriele Rausse, Stonewall, and Peaks of Otter.
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The Sambar, which had grown larger due to changes in mini vehicle standards, was beginning to compete with the Leone Van. The name of "Leone" ended after three decades. At the same time, it meant Subaru's withdrawal from the small truck market.
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The hindwings have subtornal fasciation. The larvae feed on Allophylus, Schleichera and Lepisanthes species. Young larvae rest along the ribs and veins of the undersides of the leaves of the host plant. When they grown larger they switch to stalks and twigs.
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Despite the declaration, the upper two floors and the basement were left unfinished due to the belief they would be finished later when the student population had grown larger. The final cost of the building was more than $134,000.Leflar, The First One Hundred Years, p.15-16.
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It has a total length up to , from snout to vent (SVL). This species has a well defined neck and small scales across the head. Males may be up to in weight, females may be four times heavier when fully grown. Larger individuals have been given as in total length.
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The Kia KX–3 concept followed at the November 2014 Guangzhou Auto Show. Inspired by the earlier Niro concept, it has grown larger in size into a compact SUV, measuring long and wide. A turbocharged 1.6 litre engine delivers power to all four wheels via a seven speed dual clutch transmission.
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But now that all men with some type of amputation compete together in one category, the competitive field has grown larger. The most successful Czech Paralympic skier is Kateřina Teplá. She did not get her start in Turin. Kateřina is vision-impaired and belongs to category B3, because she is "only" shortsighted.
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The fastback version of the Regal, now branded as Regal Sportback, is the replacement for the Regal sedan. While the roofline is similar to that of its predecessor, the new liftback configuration provides added utility. It has grown larger in size, and is around lighter than the previous Regal. It carries two versions of the LTG 2.0 L Turbocharged inline-4 engine.
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Colloidal nanocrystals are a new class of optical materials that essentially constitute a new form of matter that can be considered as "artificial atoms." Like atoms, they have discrete optical energy spectra that are tunable over a wide range of wavelengths. The desired behavior and transmission directly correlates to their size. To change the emitted wavelength, the crystal is grown larger or smaller.
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Hoops Mania has been an annual tradition to celebrate the start of basketball season. It was originally held in the Jake Nevin Fieldhouse for students and has since grown larger after the success of the 2005–06 season. It is now held in the Pavilion and is open to the public and students. Following an inter-team scrimmage, notable music artists perform.
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Male Bombus bimaculatus Bombus bimaculatus was first described by Ezra Townsend Cresson, an American entomologist, in 1863. Workers look very similar to queens, with the two mainly distinguished by size. Sometimes large workers can be mistaken for small queens, especially toward the end of the season when workers have grown larger and new queens emerge. Queens have a black face with a triangular patch of yellow hairs on the vertex.
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In the year, c.1833, Thomas King divested from the venture and the new partnership became known as William and Richard King Ltd. Though, Thomas King had trading interests in the Americas and Europe, the two brothers concentrated largely on the West African coast. The firm gained experience in trade between Bristol and the coast of West Africa and by 1840, it had grown larger, controlling 8 vessels.
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Started in 1986, the Polar Bear Jump-Off is an annual event held in Seward, Alaska to raise money for the American Cancer Society. Money is raised by participants who collect pledges and jump into the frigid waters of Seward’s small boat harbor just off of Resurrection Bay. Jumpers often dress in entertaining costumes. The event has grown larger over the years and now includes a silent auction, turkey bowling, a carnival, and parade.
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Tuska Open Air Metal Festival, commonly shortened to Tuska (), is a Finnish heavy metal festival taking place annually in Helsinki. The first Tuska took place in 1998 and the festival has since grown larger every year. The location of the festival has been in Kaisaniemi park in the middle of the city from 2001. However, since 2011, Tuska has taken place at the Suvilahti event field in the Kalasatama neighbourhood of the Sörnäinen district.
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According to the history of Miskawayh, they began distributing iqtas (fiefs in the form of tax farms) to their supporters. This period of localized secular control was to last nearly 100 years. The loss of Abbasid power to the Buyids would shift as the Seljuks would take over from the Persians. At the end of the eighth century, the Abbasids found they could no longer keep together a polity, which had grown larger than that of Rome, from Baghdad.
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Grizzly bear range expansion in Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem 1990–2018 Yellowstone National Park boundaries were drawn in 1872 to include all the known geothermal basins in the region. No other landscape ecology considerations were incorporated into boundary decisions. By the 1970s, however, the grizzly bear's (Ursus arctos) range in and near the park became the first informal minimum boundary of a theoretical "Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem" that included at least . Since then, definitions of the greater ecosystem's size have steadily grown larger.
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Here, the main plot of the episode takes place. Barney and the children learn about the main topic of the episode, with Baby Bop, B.J., or Riff appearing during the episode and numerous songs themed relating to the subject featured in the series. The roles of Baby Bop, B.J., and Riff have grown larger in later seasons and later episodes venture outside of the school to other places within the neighborhood, and in Season 13, to other countries around the world.
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Dragon of the amethyst, Veritas is the fifth dragon to be awoken. However, as he is digging out of his hiding place (his hiding place was in some sand banks), the amethyst in the Belt of Deltora, meant to give the dragon his strength, was removed from his territory. Veritas was still able to breathe but was trapped under the sand which had grown larger while he had been sleeping. He was still alive but terribly weak and believed that he would die.
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The program was delayed several times, at first due to underestimating the developmental complexity and manufacturing learning curve of the production composite construction, and later due to the technical difficulties of correcting a pitch damping problem and developing the stall-warning system. By the end of development, the Starship had grown larger in cabin volume than the King Air 350 while having the same gross ramp weight of . Starship development cost $300 million. The first production Starship flew on April 25, 1989.
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Like a number of North Island towns, Havelock North has grown larger than its South Island namesake, Havelock, in the Marlborough Sounds. Havelock North was the centre for Havelock Work, a quasi- religious movement based at a temple of the Stella Matutina magical order. This temple survives today as Whare Ra, which followed the early twentieth century teachings of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. From 12 to 29 August 2016 the town experienced New Zealand's largest recorded outbreak of waterborne disease.
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The Imp was a massive and expensive leap of faith for Rootes. The company did not have recent experience building small cars, even though it started off as a car builder by offering the then small Hillman Minx back in 1931. However, the Minx had since grown larger, and by the time the Imp was introduced it was well established as a medium-size family car. For the Imp, Rootes pioneered the use of an aluminium engine in a mass-production car.
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Historically, design verification was a laborious, repetitive loop of writing and running simulation test cases against the design under test. As chip designs have grown larger and more complex, the task of design verification has grown to the point where it now dominates the schedule of a design team. Looking for ways to improve design productivity, the electronic design automation industry developed the Property Specification Language. In formal verification terms, a property is a factual statement about the expected or assumed behavior of another object.
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When the short-term interest rate hits zero, the central bank can no longer ease policy by lowering its usual interest-rate target. With interest rates near zero, debt relief becomes an increasingly important tool in managing deflation. In recent times, as loan terms have grown in length and loan financing (or leveraging) is common among many types of investments, the costs of deflation to borrowers has grown larger. Deflation can discourage private investment, because there is reduced expectations on future profits when future prices are lower.
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In September 2008, Firebrand Games' headquarters were moved into new, larger office spaces within Glasgow. By August 2010, primarily due to the cost of doing business in Scotland, the Meritt Island office had grown larger, as measured by headcount, than the Glasgow headquarters. Through its lifetime, Firebrand Games has primarily worked on Nintendo DS versions of pre-existing intellectual properties in the racing genre, including TrackMania and Need for Speed. Several of these were created using the in-house game engine titled 3D Octane.
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Pits in south polar ice cap (MGS 1999, NASA) There have been regional changes around the south pole (Planum Australe) over the past few Martian years. In 1999 the Mars Global Surveyor photographed pits in the layer of frozen carbon dioxide at the Martian south pole. Because of their striking shape and orientation these pits have become known as swiss cheese features. In 2001 the craft photographed the same pits again and found that they had grown larger, retreating about 3 meters in one Martian year.
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Map Three different railroads tied the community to the outside world in 1921 The first modern settlement of the area occurred in 1864 with the opening of a silver mine. The settlers abandoned the area when local Indian tribes launched a series of raids and massacres. Recolonization was launched in 1868, after the Indian raids were stopped and François Pioche bought the town in 1869. By the early 1870s, Pioche had grown larger, to become one of the most important silver- mining towns in Nevada.
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Canal Days began in 1979 as part of a larger regional celebration of the 150th anniversary of the opening of the First Welland Canal. That first celebration attracted 400 visitors to the Museum grounds where the festival was held, paying tribute to the Canal's impact on the community. In 1980 the Museum decided to continue with the festival, and it has grown larger each year since. During Canal Days the downtown streets and lift-bridge are closed to traffic, giving way to vendors, buskers, food merchants, and many attractions.
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Dr. Neil Hamilton (Paul Coufos) receives a call from his mentor Dr. Kate Travis (Jackie Burroughs) about a young boy named Bobby, whose deficient growth has been treated with Travis' experimental serum. Bobby has swiftly and unexpectedly grown larger than a full-grown adult and become violent. To find an antidote, Neil takes a sample of the serum back to his lab at a university science complex. There, animal-rights activists led by Mark Hales (Réal Andrews) and Neil's girlfriend Alex Reed (Lisa Schrage) are protesting the work of Prof.
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The dinners had grown larger by the start of the 19th-century, sometimes requiring tickets so those preparing the meals would know in advance how many mouths they would have to feed. The Southern tradition centered on barbecues, not only of meats, but also fruits like peaches and watermelons, with ice cream for dessert. Slaves were sometimes able to partake of the festivities. Louis Hughes tells of pigs and sheeps basted with butter and roasted in the ground, with apple dumplings and peach cobbler the favorites still "relished by all the slaves".
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The Fury of Firestorm #8 (January 1983) While the storms were originally localized to Drake's vicinity, over time he has gained the ability to generate entire storm systems that can stretch over multiple states.Firestorm the Nuclear Man #61 (July 1987) Typhoon can also grow in size relevant to size of the system he is generating. At times, he has grown larger than a skyscraper when generating a system of sufficient strength.The Fury of Firestorm #9 (February 1983) Typhoon can change back and forth between his superhuman form and that of David Drake at will.
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Red foxes dominate where their ranges begin to overlap by killing Arctic foxes and their kits. An alternative explanation of the red fox's gains involves the gray wolf. Historically, it has kept red fox numbers down, but as the wolf has been hunted to near extinction in much of its former range, the red fox population has grown larger, and it has taken over the niche of top predator. In areas of northern Europe, programs are in place that allow the hunting of red foxes in the Arctic fox's previous range.
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From 2009 on, Brazilian Day also has taken place in the United States (San Francisco), Canada (Montreal, Toronto), Japan (Tokyo), United Kingdom (London) and Angola (Luanda). Over time, Brazilian Day in New York has grown larger and has moved to nearby broader 6th Avenue, between 42nd and 46th Streets, becoming one of the biggest and most famous Brazilian attractions outside of Brazil itself. Currently, the event takes up over 25 blocks. At the festival, a big crowd attends to see the spectacles and visit the stands in which are sold Brazilian food and products.
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This creates a further depressive effect on an already-endangered subspecies. The grizzly bear is officially described as "Threatened" in the U.S.. Although the problem is most significant with regard to grizzlies, these issues affect the other types of brown bears as well. In Europe, part of the problem lies with shepherds; over the past two centuries, many sheep and goat herders have gradually abandoned the more traditional practice of using dogs to guard flocks, which have concurrently grown larger. Typically, they allow the herds to graze freely over sizeable tracts of land.
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A second and third part of the district, named "Gallaratese G.2" and "San Leonardo" respectively, were developed between 1964 and 1974. In those years, the "tower houses" that now characterize the Gallaratese' skyline were built. The final outcome was quite different from the original plans; the district was in fact developed with less green areas and less services than it had been planned, resulting in a definitely "satellite" district. In the last decades of the 20th century the district has grown larger, gradually extending north up to the borders of Pero; the Bonola shopping mall was also created.
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On the spot where the Lorax last stood sits a small pile of rocks, with a word carved into one: "Unless." The tale then switches back to the Once-ler talking to the boy, who is given the last Truffula seed by the Once-ler, encouraging the boy to help revitalize the long-dead trees by growing a brand new forest, with the possibility that the Lorax and all of his friends may then come back. The final scene shows the hole in the smog has grown larger, a sign of hope as the special ends.
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Many waterfront restaurants and bars around the globe have beach-themed sections, and as these have grown larger and added size and features there has been some crossover with urban beaches. For example, the two artificial beaches in New York City and many of the manmade beaches in German cities feature enclosed beach areas open to visitors, but the spaces are managed by private entities as food and drinks venues and close frequently for concerts and events. Strictly speaking, such locations are private enterprises and not true urban beaches, which can include commercial ventures but should maintain an atmosphere of public space.
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For the reader to participate in this aesthetic experience, he or she needed to engage actively in making sense out of the poem. With a difficult and serious poet like Stevens, one way to do this is to find poems in the same book that "interinanimate the words" of the poem at hand. In this case, Section IV of "Variations on a Summer Day," published in Parts of a World (1942), provides this help for "Of Modern Poetry": ::Words add to the senses. The words for the dazzle ::Of mica, the dithering of grass, ::The Arachne integument of dead trees, ::Are the eye grown larger, more intense.
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Since 2009 he has performed with The Orchestra, replacing the late Kelly Groucutt on bass. Glen Burtnik's Xmas Xtravaganza is a regular holiday concert which benefits area food banks and other worthwhile charities. The show has grown larger each year, evolving into a New York-New Jersey area tradition. It features a cast which changes from year to year, but in the past has included such as Patty Smyth, John McEnroe, Phoebe Snow, Marshall Crenshaw, The Patti Smith Band, Fred Schneider (B-52's), Jill Sobule, Idina Menzel, Jeffrey Gaines, Freedy Johnston, Dan Bern, John Waite, Curtis Stigers, Styx, Mary Lee Kortes, and Willie Nile, amongst others.
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He was young (and quite childlike) for much of Farscape, and was dwarfed by his mother Moya, although he did grow gradually over the series. It was theorized by Pilot that he might even have grown larger than a normal Leviathan. At the end of season 3 Talyn sacrificed his life to save the crew of Moya. Captured and disabled while docked inside the Peacekeeper Command Carrier that had been following the crew for three years, Talyn starburst within the carrier, causing a massive energy wave that progressively destroyed the Carrier (while leaving enough time for most of the crew to evacuate the ship).
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Sichel believes that making a movie about herself living with breast cancer can help her heal and accept what is happening to her. The documentary side of the film shows Alex's doctor visits, the types of medications she is taking, and the alternative medicine healing practices she does with healers and shamans. Alex's family, although glad Alex is taking medicine from the "real" doctors, believe healers and the Buddhist philosophy of "going joyfully towards death" are not helpful and is just "magical thinking". Alex later learns that the tumor has grown larger so, she takes the opportunity to go to Greece and learn more about her family's history.
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22 (1999) Occasionally there may be a "successful" alert, though the succession of books, campaigns, organizations, and personalities that we think of as the environmental movement has more generally fallen toward the opposite side of this dilemma: a failure to "get through" to the people and avert disaster. In the words of Atkisson: "too often we watch helplessly, as Cassandra did, while the soldiers emerge from the Trojan horse just as foreseen and wreak their predicted havoc. Worse, Cassandra's dilemma has seemed to grow more inescapable even as the chorus of Cassandras has grown larger."AtKisson, A., Believing Cassandra: An Optimist Looks at a Pessimist's World, p.
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From the Sindome website: > The corporations have grown larger than the countries they were once > entities of, their wealth and power allowing them to build a refuge away > from the chaos that has befallen the globe. Once invested in their failed > salvation, a city was born out of their necessity to turn a profit. The > blood, sweat and very lives of the first citizens a testament to the > inequality that has existed since its birth, the city teems with the > overflowing masses of corporate drones and ramshackle destitute. With the > law empowering its patrolmen to be judge, jury and executioner, the haves > have a distinct advantage over the population that is forbidden from owning > fire-arms themselves.
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Once the largest port in the world, the Port of London is today the second-largest in the United Kingdom, handling 48 million tonnes of cargo each year. The port is not located in one area – it stretches along the tidal Thames, including central London, with many individual wharfs, docks, terminals and facilities built incrementally over the centuries. As with many similar historic European ports the bulk of activities has steadily moved downstream towards the open sea, as ships have grown larger and other city uses take up land closer to the city's centre. Today, much of the Port of London cargo passes through the Port of Tilbury, outside the boundary of Greater London.
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Greater amberjacks are opportunistic predators when they are adults which prey on benthic and pelagic fishes as well as cephalopods and crustaceans. Common fish prey species include the bigeye scad (Selar crumenophthalmus) and sardines (Sardinella aurita and Sardina pilchardus). The juvenile fish feed on plankton including the larvae of decapods and other small invertebrates. The juveniles switch to feeding on larger prey such as larger benthic and nektonic organisms when they attain a length of and once they have grown larger than they restrict their prey choice to animals which swim on or over the substrate and when they attain they are mainly piscivorous and it is at this size that they move from open waters to more coastal areas.
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Size comparison of several dromaeosaurids Diagram comparing the four largest described species (Achillobator, Austroraptor, Dakotaraptor and Utahraptor) and a smaller one (Velociraptor) Dromaeosaurids were small to medium-sized dinosaurs, ranging from about in length (in the case of Mahakala) to approaching or over (in Utahraptor, Dakotaraptor and Achillobator). Some may have grown larger; undescribed specimens of Utahraptor in Brigham Young University collections belonged to individuals that may have reached up to long, though these await more detailed study. Large size appears to have evolved at least twice among dromaeosaurids; once among the dromaeosaurines Utahraptor and Achillobator, and again among the unenlagiines (Austroraptor, which measured long). A possible third lineage of giant dromaeosaurids is represented by isolated teeth found on the Isle of Wight, England.
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After the fall of the Iron Curtain, the destruction of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the Dissolution of the USSR in 1991 Sweden had lost its national threat and the demand for a strong defense organization was deemed unnecessary. The issue was debated throughout the 1990s and the final decision came in 2004 where all military presence in Östersund was ended. Upon delivering the message the Swedish Minister for Defence Leni Björklund was publicly booed by the city's inhabitants. The ending of Östersund's status as a garrison town has however created a larger enthusiasm regarding the city's future as the private sector has grown larger and more companies are being established, much of which is due to the financial compensation the State offered.
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In 2005 Gay found no evidence of the sexual dimorphism suggested by Paul (but supposedly present in Coelophysis), and attributed the variation seen between Dilophosaurus specimens to individual variation and ontogeny (changes during growth). There was no dimorphism in the skeletons, but he did not rule out that there could have been in the crests; more data was needed to determine this. Based on the tiny nasal crests on a juvenile specimen, Yates had tentatively assigned to the related genus Dracovenator, he suggested that these would have grown larger as the animal became adult. The American paleontologist J.S. Tkach reported a histological study (microscopical study of internal features) of Dilophosaurus in 1996, conducted by taking thin-sections of long bones and ribs of specimen UCMP 37303 (the lesser preserved of the two original skeletons).
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The English language has a great reach and influence, and English is taught all over the world. In countries where English is not usually a native language, there are two distinct models for teaching English: Educational programs for students who want to move to English-speaking countries, and other programs for students who do not intend to move but who want to understand English content for the purposes of education, entertainment, employment or conducting international business. The differences between these two models of English language education have grown larger over time, and teachers focusing on each model have used different terminology, received different training, and formed separate professional associations. English is also taught as a second language for recent immigrants to English-speaking countries, which faces separate challenges because the students in one class may speak many different native languages.
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Western portal of the North Avenue Bridge constructed in 1907 The 1877 bridge and its counterparts, while the most common bridge of the mid-19th century, were criticized by both the shipping and real estate industries of Chicago. As the 19th century came to a close, shipping vessels had grown larger, and the swing bridges' center piers had become navigational hazards. In addition, each swing span required a large clearance around the bridge, preventing the development of docking facilities near the bridge. As open land along the Chicago River grew scarce, real estate and shipping companies grew increasingly critical of the swing spans. No progress was made on the issue until 1890, when the United States Congress gave the United States War Department the authorization to build new bridges over waterways, and to force changes to existing bridges that posed a hazard to navigation.
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The baron was already greatly disappointed with Micaela's dowry, appraising it to be much smaller than he felt that he had been led to expect. The $40,000 in cash plus jewelry that Micaela brought to Célestin as her dowry, which had been the sum agreed upon when the marriage contract was drawn up, represented only one-quarter of her Almonester inheritance; the remaining three-quarters was retained and grown larger by Louise. The old baron, intent upon seizing the vast Almonester fortune, had forced Micaela into signing a general Power of Attorney giving her husband control over her assets, rents, and capital, both dotal and as heir of her father's estate. In the early 1820s, to escape the tyranny of her father-in- law, Micaela persuaded Célestin to set up his own household in Paris, and the couple and their children moved into one of his father's homes on Rue du Houssaie, close to her mother's residence.
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The little town grew rapidly in size and wealth, and the white monks themselves reverted to a more contemplative existence, while the civilian administration of the dukes seized the initiative in founding Raon-l'Étape on the other side of the river which made it easier to protect transshipment across the river the important Saulniers Way trade route towards the mountains and The Empire beyond. During the fourteenth century the civil influence of the monks declined at La Neuveville as the little town and its important port facilities came increasingly under the sole control of the Dukes, while the citizens continued vigorously to reject the pressing influence of Raon-l'Étape. Neither town grew beyond a population of a few thousand, still separated into two settlements by their river, until the nineteenth century, but by the end of the seventeenth century they nevertheless had grown larger than Saint-Dié up in the mountains to the south-east. In 1864 it was the left bank, and therefore La Neuveville, that was privileged to receive a rail connection on the line from Nancy.
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