EVA Airways has grown rapidly in the past few years.
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By the numbers: Domestic demand for ethane has grown rapidly.
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The firm has grown rapidly since it started in 2010.
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Luckin has grown rapidly since its founding in late 2017.
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But over the last decade, the program has grown rapidly.
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FetLife, founded in 2008, has grown rapidly in recent years.
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Secondary school enrolment rates have grown rapidly across the developing world.
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Its population, in decline for half a century, has grown rapidly.
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The gambling industry has grown rapidly in the past ten years.
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The payment processing industry has grown rapidly as consumers shun cash.
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The providers of cloud services have grown rapidly as a result.
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State tax credit voucher programs have grown rapidly in recent years.
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The consumer business at Huawei is very young but has grown rapidly.
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Over the past year, however, interest in blockchain technology has grown rapidly.
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They point out that such firms have grown rapidly despite high taxes.
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Demand for ways to get around has grown rapidly since the 1970s.
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The group has grown rapidly in popularity and now boasts 72 members.
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U.S. equity options volume has grown rapidly over the last two decades.
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More important, she said, the size of genealogical databases had grown rapidly.
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Circulation, based in Boston, has grown rapidly since it started in 28.
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Online gambling platform Neds has grown rapidly since its launch last year.
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China's onshore private wealth market has grown rapidly in the last few years.
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Ren also said, though, that Huawei's smartphone sales in China had grown rapidly.
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It has grown rapidly to become the world's largest offshore wind farm developer.
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The fund has grown rapidly, from $40m eight years ago to $209m now.
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The market for leveraged loans has grown rapidly in the past few years.
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Fintech in London is booming and VC funding has grown rapidly alongside it.
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That has changed somewhat as the city has grown rapidly in recent decades.
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Cerebras itself has grown rapidly, reaching 181 engineers today according to the company.
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Student loans are not the only area in which debt has grown rapidly.
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Luckin, which specializes in takeout coffee, has grown rapidly since launching in 2017.
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China, India and other nations have grown rapidly, ending an era of Western domination.
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By the numbers on what's happening now: Domestic demand for ethane has grown rapidly.
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His company has grown rapidly in recent years and now employs over 300 people.
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""Our business has grown rapidly, and we may fail to manage our growth effectively.
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In Brazil, for example, Protestantism has grown rapidly as Catholicism has become less dominant.
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The industry recovered from that incident and has grown rapidly in the decades since.
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The company has grown rapidly, with more than seven million listings in 100,000 cities.
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The number of women behind bars has grown rapidly over the past few decades.
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The sale comes as Chinese investment in European football has grown rapidly in recent times.
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The group has grown rapidly in just the short time since Trump officially took office.
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Founded in 244, Just Eat has grown rapidly, listing its shares in London in 2246.6.
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The funds target high-net-worth individuals, a group that has grown rapidly in China.
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Evangelical Christianity has grown rapidly in Central America in the past decade, coloring local politics.
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Founded in 53, Just Eat has grown rapidly, listing its shares in London in 25.
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Since they sold the business in 1992, it has changed hands several times and grown rapidly.
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The largely unregulated industry has grown rapidly in the last two years to meet Chinese demand.
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But the audience has grown rapidly -- iRoko racked up over 300 million video views in 2015.
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Best known for its performance wear, Under Armour has grown rapidly over the past 23 years.
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Exports of oil products and LNG to China have grown rapidly in the past two years.
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Confirmed cases of COVID-19 have grown rapidly in the United States over the past month.
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The firm has grown rapidly over the past decade, expanding to 21984 offices around the world.
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Relativity's footprint has grown rapidly since it secured its previous round of funding in March 2018.
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The firm started off as a small team in 1967 and has grown rapidly ever since.
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Coupang has since grown rapidly to become the biggest player in South Korea's e-commerce market.
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"I realized that I had created something that had grown rapidly beyond my control," she writes.
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Even as Nissan has recovered and grown rapidly, it remains a junior partner in the shareholding structure.
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Its national market for drugs has grown rapidly in recent years to become the world's second-largest.
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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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Supporters of C-V2X have grown rapidly in number since eight companies - Audi, BMW, Daimler, Ericsson ERICb.
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China's banking system has also grown rapidly, along with the Chinese economy in the last few years.
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Like Mashable, France24 is a young media company that has grown rapidly since its birth in 2006.
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Electric vehicle sales have grown rapidly in China on the back of government subsidies and tax incentives.
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Credit to households has grown rapidly in recent years and the household debt/income ratio is 55%.
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Fortis runs about 219 hospitals, having grown rapidly with demand created by a stretched public healthcare system.
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EDF's electric mobility business Sodetrel's new Corri-Door fast-charging network along French highways has grown rapidly.
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This could all generate tensions in a U.S.–India relationship that has grown rapidly in recent years.
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Founder and chairman Ken Mulvany said the company had grown rapidly since it was founded in 2013.
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Dropbox's business has grown rapidly over the past three years, reaching $1.1 billion in sales last year.
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Since then, it has grown rapidly through acquisitions to generate revenues of about $15.2 billion last year.
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Food delivery has grown rapidly across Europe, initially driven by companies such as Just Eat and Takeaway.
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The Australian online retail market has grown rapidly, but remains under-penetrated compared to other developed economies.
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Chinese airlines have been important customers for Boeing and the country's air travel demand has grown rapidly.
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Tinder has grown rapidly and we expect that it will continue to grow at a fast pace.
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Its civil society is Asia's most vibrant, and social acceptance of gays has grown rapidly in recent years.
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Its service has grown rapidly over Germany and is now available in 12 countries from Belgium to Turkey.
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This Pentecostal church has grown rapidly over the past decade, thanks to its charismatic pastor, Jentezen Franklin (pictured).
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Online fashion retail has grown rapidly in the last decade, particularly in developed economies with strong logistics networks.
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DV: I feel like it hasn't grown rapidly, like I said, I started working when I was 16.
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Renewables have grown rapidly in recent years, and a report by the IEA shows this growth will continue.
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Uber now operates in 70 countries but, although it's grown rapidly, its expansion has been rocky at times.
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MoviePass has grown rapidly since dropping its prices to a flat fee of $10 per month in August.
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Over the last few years, the number of small drones flying over the United States has grown rapidly.
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Private borrowing in China has grown rapidly and steadily since 2008, even as nominal output growth has slowed.
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Since the 2008 its retail services arm has grown rapidly, despite competition in the concentrated Dutch banking sector.
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Bridgewater is popular with public pension funds and sovereign wealth funds and has grown rapidly in recent years.
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Founded in 2011, Looker has grown rapidly, now helping more than 1,700 companies understand and analyze their data.
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In part, this is the natural result of a large economy that has grown rapidly in recent decades.
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Revolut has grown rapidly since it was founded in 2015, racking up more than five million customers in total.
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Already home to some of the world's largest electronic parties, Asia's lesser-known independent music scene has grown rapidly.
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Hofer said that AbleTo's service has grown rapidly and now generates revenue in the tens of millions of dollars.
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Yet even in this forbidding setting, the proportion of the population that is evangelical has grown rapidly (see chart).
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Since then, it has grown rapidly, and now offers products from more than 100 design studios across the country.
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Didi has grown rapidly since it was founded in 2012, with 363 million users currently registered with its platform.
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The U.S. carrier has grown rapidly in the past five years by marketing ultra-low fares with heavy restrictions.
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Its dominance as the international funding currency has grown rapidly since the 2008 crisis, especially for emerging market borrowers.
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The effort is led by the General Entertainment Authority, which has grown rapidly since its creation in May 2016.
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Islamic finance, based on principles that ban interest and pure monetary speculation, has grown rapidly over the past decade.
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This chart from comScore shows that Snapchat's penetration among all age groups has grown rapidly and continues to grow.
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Since then, research of this sort, intended to study how climate change is already promoting extreme weather, has grown rapidly.
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The tourism sector has grown rapidly in the last decade since the Sri Lankan government defeated the rebel Tamil Tigers.
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The virtual-currency industry is miniscule compared to traditional finance, but it has grown rapidly since bitcoin's launch in 2009.
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It has grown rapidly from a small maker of cut-price electronics into the world's biggest supplier of telecoms gear.
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Since then, the business has grown rapidly, amassing close to 503 million likes on Facebook and 749,000 followers on Instagram.
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It has grown rapidly through acquisition of other brokerages, and was the sixth-largest US brokerage by transactions in 2018.
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At first, it was more of a joke and people were just posting their combinations, and it's just grown rapidly.
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The number of borrowers who have been approved has grown rapidly, to 552,931 as of the end of last year.
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Mr. Manes said that over the last decade, despite the focus on footwear, the store's handbag sales have grown rapidly.
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And while the percentage of racially conservative Republicans has remained constant, the percentage of racially liberal Democrats has grown rapidly.
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Large-scale wind projects have also grown rapidly, many in states carried by Donald J. Trump in the presidential election.
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It had grown rapidly for years on the back of flash sales — short-lasting, deep discounts that spurred impulse buying.
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Since then, the company's business has grown rapidly, taking advantage of the shale-driven natural resources boom in North America.
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But robot sales have grown rapidly over the past decade, and some experts expect even faster growth in the coming decade.
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Microsoft's workplace chat app, Teams, has grown rapidly, reaching 20 million daily active users in November and putting pressure on Slack.
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Although fracking has grown rapidly in the United States, it has been banned in France, Germany and several other European countries.
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In smartphones, makers have grown rapidly in recent years but different intellectual property laws outside of China have slowed overseas expansion.
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The San Francisco-based company has grown rapidly since its founding in 2008, boasting 250 million monthly active users last September.
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And warehouse jobs have grown rapidly since 2010, forming a critical part of the employment base in communities across the country.
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Population had grown rapidly for years in the 11 outer ring counties of the New York metropolitan area, Mr. Hughes said.
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A divestment movement that I've helped to direct has grown rapidly, with endowments and financial portfolios worth $6 trillion joining in.
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Zuckerberg earned his wealth by creating an online business that's grown rapidly around the globe and now has 2 billion users.
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Investor interest in the space industry has grown rapidly and private investment in space companies is at an all-time high.
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And there are several "sharing ministries," which have grown rapidly in the past few years because people wanted an ObamaCare alternative.
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Amazon's marketplace has grown rapidly in recent years and now accounts for over half of all products sold on the site.
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Since gaining access to the European market in 2001, the textile industry has grown rapidly and now employs about 700,000 people.
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With 20153 PoPs in 22015 cities, StackPath has grown rapidly via five acquisitions, including MaxCDN and Highwinds, offering integrated acceleration and security.
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It is a social network for sharing live video clips, and its user numbers have grown rapidly since its introduction at CES.
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Skanska's commercial and residential property development operations have grown rapidly in recent years to account for more than three-quarters of profit.
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Bag fees have grown rapidly since 2008, when American Airlines became the first big carrier to charge for checking even one bag.
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Other states where solar has grown rapidly over the last three years include Texas, Utah, Florida, Rhode Island and Maryland, SEIA said.
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The group has grown rapidly to a network of 700 drivers who communicate via an app-based walkie-talkie service called Zello.
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He previously ran Chevron's refining unit, which has grown rapidly in recent years, with the company investing heavily in expansion and renovations.
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Quartz has grown rapidly since its founding in 2012, tapping into an international and mobile-savvy audience with bite-size business stories.
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GFG has grown rapidly in recent years, buying often troubled metals manufacturing facilities, including in the UK, Australia and the United States.
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Once restricted to small online chatrooms for early bitcoin backers, cryptocurrencies have since exploded in popularity and the industry has grown rapidly.
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Capitec has grown rapidly over the past decade as millions of cost-conscious consumers switched from South Africa's established banks to Capitec.
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According to World Bank data, China has been a net energy importer since 2001, and its energy imports have grown rapidly since.
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The government said in July it would refocus the fund to meet the needs of an economy that had since grown rapidly.
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The gathering is the Brasil Game Show, Latin America's largest gaming convention, which has grown rapidly since it was founded in 5003.
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The company, which rents desks and offices in shared workspaces, has grown rapidly and was valued at $47 billion earlier this year.
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In Turkey's cities, which have grown rapidly since the 1980s, owning dogs — especially poodles, Dalmatians and Labradors — is considered a status symbol.
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Twenty years ago, Iowa had one of the oldest populations in the nation, and its senior population has grown rapidly since then.
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San Francisco-based Uber has grown rapidly around the world but has faced protests, bans and restrictions in a number of cities.
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The three have grown rapidly over the past decade by building up their local hubs and flying anywhere in the world from them.
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Countries that had once grown rapidly and escaped poverty seemed to slow down well before they caught up to the world's richer economies.
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Demand for trained fundraisers has grown rapidly, says Michael Nilsen of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, a trade group active in eight countries.
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The number of borrowers who have been approved by the department has grown rapidly, to 552,931 as of the end of last year.
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However, CAPEX for "Other Bets" has grown rapidly from $501 million in 2014 to $1.39 billion in 2000 (over 21000% of total CAPEX).
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It has grown rapidly since then on the back of aggressive marketing coupled with a cult following among millennial customers in urban centers.
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Over the past quarter-century the proportion of Muslims has grown rapidly, even as the proportion of Assamese speakers has dipped below 50%.
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The car-sharing market has grown rapidly in recent years, from around 350,000 global users in 2006, to around 7 million in 2015.
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Consumer borrowing has grown rapidly for the past couple of years, but still accounts for less than 10 percent of outstanding bank lending.
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California's overall population has long grown rapidly, but especially notable in the 1990s was the growth of the Latino share of the population.
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Ethereum's presence has grown rapidly in wealthy regions of the world in the two years since the full launch of the digital currency.
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The industry behind escape rooms, which originated in Japan and evolved from video games, has grown rapidly around the world in recent years.
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In preparation for tackling some ambitious projects, our product team has grown rapidly in recent months and we are still looking for one more.
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Peer-to-peer lenders have grown rapidly around the world, allowing investors to lend directly to individuals and businesses via low-cost online platforms.
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Since its launch only five years ago, ONE has grown rapidly, with events held in 11 countries and televised in at least 100 more.
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Mobile gaming has grown rapidly, taking up almost half of all global games revenues — equivalent to $63.2 billion — according to industry research group Newzoo.
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The number of borrowers who have been certified by the department has grown rapidly, to 2000,2147, as of June 2000, 257 (see chart below).
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Slovakia's economy has grown rapidly in the last decade and the country is a major car producer despite its small population of 5.4 million.
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Private Indian healthcare companies have grown rapidly in recent years, boosted by increasing demand for better healthcare in an under-resourced public health system.
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Online marketplaces in Russia have grown rapidly in the last few years, offering anything from food delivery and cleaning to private house construction services.
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Accenture has also grown rapidly by buying smaller companies and has invested some $3.4 billion on about 70 acquisitions over the past three years.
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China's shadow banking system, comprising a range of opaque and lightly-regulated financial products, also has grown rapidly under the guise of financial innovation.
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Since then, the tournament has gone from strength to strength, and interest in becoming a member of CONIFA has grown rapidly since its inception.
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His fanbase has grown rapidly, eager to play Ferreira's knotty, multi-layered rhymes about dead philosophers and living rappers to anyone willing to listen.
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Sales have increased by around 240% in each of the last two years, says Akinlagun, and the roster of clients has grown rapidly. Drinks.
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Known as "Matsukiyo", MatsumotoKiyoshi started as a mom-and-pop pharmacy in the 1930s and has grown rapidly through aggressive store openings and acquisitions.
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The company has grown rapidly from a couch-surfing service to a hotel alternative available in nearly 200 countries and more than 34,000 cities.
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The jump in interest has benefited San Francisco-based Coinbase, which was founded in 2012 and has grown rapidly in the last 18 months.
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Since 2012 both sides of its national balance-sheet have grown rapidly (see chart), as Japanese investors borrowed abroad to buy yet more assets.
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The number of U.S. cases has grown rapidly in the last several days after more labs started testing and guidelines for eligibility were expanded.
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CDP's role in Italy's industrial policy has grown rapidly since the appointment of top bankers Gallia and Claudio Costamagna at its helm in 2015.
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And the number of "cosmetic minimally invasive procedures" — Botox, laser hair removal, soft tissue fillers and more — has grown rapidly in the United States.
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The country's car market has grown rapidly since the early 1990s, when the economy started taking off on the back of bold market reforms.
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Founded in 2012, Compass was valued at $6.4 billion in its most recent funding round and has grown rapidly through buying up other brokerages.
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In states like Georgia and North Carolina, their presence has grown rapidly to represent 5.4 percent and 4.5 percent, respectively, of the labor force.
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Inspired by her, a movement known as Youth Strike 4 Climate was founded in Britain and has since grown rapidly, propelled by social media.
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It has grown rapidly in hospitals: More than 70 percent now offer palliative care services, including 90 percent of those with more than 113 beds.
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Similarly, the per capita GDPs in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras have grown rapidly in recent decades and today are equal to Mexico in 1970.
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But while the company's revenue has grown rapidly over the years, high costs have kept it from earning a profit in all but two quarters.
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In the six years since its launch, the technology company has grown rapidly across the region, expanding to 235 cities and acquiring Uber's local business.
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The number of vapers in Britain has grown rapidly over the past few years - to more than 3 million now from around 700,000 in 2012.
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CDP's role in Italy's industrial policy has grown rapidly since the appointment of top bankers Claudio Costamagna and Fabio Gallia at its helm in 2015.
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Daniel Newman, principal analyst at Futurum Research, says that Infor has grown rapidly through a series of acquisitions and an unusual approach to enterprise software.
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The investment would put one of Europe's oldest tour operators in the hands of a Chinese upstart, which has grown rapidly along with China's economy.
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Direct lenders have grown rapidly since the financial crisis in a bid to fill a liquidity gap from the reduction in traditional sources of debt.
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"LevelUp has grown rapidly over the last several years and this funding sets us up to accelerate our growth this year and next," said Priebatsch.
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As a result, the number of private vehicles has grown rapidly over the past decade and has almost doubled in the last five year period.
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According to Lighter Capital, "the RBI market has grown rapidly, contrasting sharply with a decrease in the number of early-stage angel and VC fundings".
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The Shenzhen-headquartered company has some 180,000 staff and has grown rapidly in recent years to become China's biggest maker of telecom equipment and smartphones.
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The practice of buying banks' non-performing loans (NPLs) at a discount and recovering them for a profit has grown rapidly in China since 2016.
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Use of such "biologics" has grown rapidly in the last decade and now accounts for a majority of Part B drug spending, the administration said.
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Speaking at Comexposed 2016, co-founder Eugene Mapondera said that the event showed how the local comic industry has grown rapidly since the event's inception.
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The number of blacks and Hispanics, still tiny, had grown rapidly, however, to 39 (a 290 percent increase), and to 25 (a 108 percent increase).
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The number of mental health records in the system has grown rapidly, to 5.2 million in 2018 from 234,628 in 723, the Brady Campaign said.
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Since the inception of the first ETF — the S&P 500 SPDR — in 1993, the U.S. market has grown rapidly to a $4.3 trillion juggernaut.
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Thousands of small e-cigarette manufacturers and vape shops have warned that sweeping flavor bans would shutter an industry that's grown rapidly in recent years.
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Officer Strong is a school resource officer, a part of a program that dates to the 1950s and has grown rapidly in the past few years.
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The country's largely unregulated bauxite mining industry has grown rapidly since Indonesia banned exports of the material in early 2014, forcing China to seek supplies elsewhere.
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Mediahuis, which was founded in 2013 and has grown rapidly through acquisitions, has a track record of combining innovative journalism with digital subscription services and paywalls.
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One of the main cities in Nigeria's oil-producing region, Warri has grown rapidly in recent years, like many other medium-size cities in the country.
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For example, Tanium has grown rapidly of late with software that shows security managers where hackers have entered so they can immediately shut off suspicious activity.
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Wari has grown rapidly and now operates in 62 countries including 40 in Africa, with a particularly strong presence in Senegal and its West African neighbors.
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The company has grown rapidly, generates a ton of cash, and has made a series of major acquisitions that has positioned it as a global power.
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The administration has also argued that the 340B program has grown rapidly since it was created and raises questions about how the money is being spent.
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In the last few years, the number of Facebook groups for transgender adults and teenagers and for the parents of young transgender children has grown rapidly.
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The number of vehicles using fuel cells has grown rapidly as car-makers including Toyota, Honda, Hyundai and Daimler invest in technology to cut auto emissions.
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The competing food companies, which have grown rapidly over the past year, might be famous for creating vegetarian burgers that look, taste, and bleed like beef.
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FlyDubai has grown rapidly since it was founded by the Dubai government in 2008, becoming one of the largest low-cost carriers in the Middle East.
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Loudoun, an exurban county west of Washington, has grown rapidly over the past decade -- and as it has, it's moved away from its strong conservative roots.
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Fenty Beauty, which was developed with Rihanna via LVMH's Kendo "brand incubator", which promotes new products and labels, has grown rapidly since launching in September 2017.
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Women's road racing has grown rapidly since the rule change by the A.A.U. In 1980, 10 percent of marathon runners in the United States were women.
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The list of individuals connected to Maduro who have been sanctioned has grown rapidly since January, when the United States recognized Guaidó's claim to the presidency.
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Chinese authorities have cracked down on the cryptocurrency business to try to limit risks as consumers pile into a highly speculative market that has grown rapidly.
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GFG had grown rapidly from its roots as a metals trader by spending billions of dollars buying up often troubled metals manufacturing facilities around the world.
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Oil consumption has grown rapidly but not fast enough to soak up all the extra oil being supplied and start drawing down stockpiles in a meaningful way.
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As investors around the world search for higher returns, asset managers have grown rapidly in recent years, making them an appealing target for banks and financial institutions.
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Southeast Asia's airline market has grown rapidly over the last decade, fueled by the emergence of budget airlines that offer greater travel options for the middle class.
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Huawei has grown rapidly to become the world's biggest maker of telecoms equipment and is embedded in the mobile networks and 5G plans of many European operators.
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Informal methods of gold production, known as "artisanal" or small-scale mining, have grown rapidly in recent years as demand for gold has boomed, pushing prices higher.
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The company has invested heavily in new distribution centres since 2010 to compete with rivals Shoprite and Woolworths, who have both grown rapidly over the past decade.
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The fast-growing sector, like Ride-hailing companies, has grown rapidly globally but tends to operate in legal gray areas while negotiating regulatory frameworks with local authorities.
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The Echo line has grown rapidly over the past four years, with Amazon adding the best-selling Dot and screen enabled products like the Spot and Show.
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Huawei has grown rapidly to become the worlds biggest maker of telecoms equipment and is embedded in the mobile networks and 5G plans of many European operators.
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While crypto-related business in Switzerland is tiny compared with its traditional banking sector, it has grown rapidly and employs hundreds of people, according to local officials.
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The site has grown rapidly in recent years as a go-to resource for news and opinions that tend to appeal to the most conservative of Republicans.
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Trading goods between the Gulf and China has grown rapidly in the last few years, although it has dropped off recently because of the weaker oil price.
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San Francisco-based Uber, whose investors include Goldman Sachs and Google, has grown rapidly around the world but has faced protests, bans and restrictions in several cities.
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Under Gangwal and Bhatia, IndiGo has grown rapidly since it launched flights in 2006 and now controls a near 50% share of the Indian domestic aviation market.
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As investors around the world search for higher returns, asset gatherers have grown rapidly in recent years, making them an appealing target for banks and financial institutions.
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China is cracking down on the cryptocurrency business to try to limit risks as consumers pile into a highly speculative market that has grown rapidly this year.
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Founded in 2001, Capitec has grown rapidly by focusing on low income South Africans who use its branches to deposit their wages and take out unsecured loans.
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Riva Ganguly Das, India's high commissioner in Bangladesh, said the country's economy had grown rapidly over the last five years especially in the power and energy sectors.
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What we're watching: There are 30 gene therapies in late-stage testing, per PwC, and the number of clinical trials has grown rapidly over the last decade.
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Uber, which has a valuation of around $70 billion, has grown rapidly to more than 450 cities since 2009, fighting a series of battles with local regulators.
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In the year that's past, the smart home market has grown rapidly, but the remaining device makers have made little to no progress on disclosing their figures.
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Pet ownership has grown rapidly, with nearly a quarter of all homes having one, but the trend has also boosted the flock of abandoned animals in shelters nationwide.
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" ChemChina's chairman, Ren Jianxin, said: "Through the investment in Mercuria Energy Trading, which has grown rapidly over the last decade, ChemChina will expand further into the energy sector.
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TD has grown rapidly in the U.S. where it is now one of the 10 biggest banks with more than 1,300 branches and around $250 billion in assets.
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"The direct reason behind the losses is excessive competition after the number of new entrants has grown rapidly," Mitsui's Chief Financial Officer Takakazu Uchida told a news conference.
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Just Eat, which originally connected customers with local takeaway restaurants that provided their own delivery service, has grown rapidly since it launched in 2001 and listed in 2014.
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Poultry production has grown rapidly across West Africa in the past decade, the Ivory Coast alone has seen output expand by more than 60 percent, according to FAO.
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This is especially as there have been several high-profile reports of fraud in the still-unregulated P2P sector - a sector that has grown rapidly in recent years.
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Founded in Berlin in 2008, Zalando has grown rapidly to become Europe's biggest online fashion retailer, delivering 1,500 brands in 15 countries from huge out-of-town warehouses.
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This group has grown rapidly in recent years, and now makes up about one-fifth of registered voters — about the same share of the electorate as white evangelicals.
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HNA, a leading shareholder in more than a dozen listed companies, has grown rapidly, more than quadrupling its assets to 1.2 trillion yuan ($177.5 billion) in 2014-16.
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The program has grown rapidly, to nearly 9,000 conditional visas last year, of which 80 percent were issued to Chinese investors, from 64 EB-5 visas in 0003.
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The Puerto Rican community in Orlando has grown rapidly in recent years, fueling speculation that another wave of migration could impact Florida's swing vote in the midterm elections.
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The high cost of data in Africa has hampered the take up of internet TV, even though the number of internet users in the region has grown rapidly.
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The most common kind of state and local tax incentives, tied directly to job creation, began to gain popularity during the 1990s and have grown rapidly ever since.
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Since the inception of the first ETF — the S&P 500 SPDR — in 1993, the U.S. market has grown rapidly to a $4.3 trillion juggernaut, according to Morningstar.
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Still, the industry has grown rapidly since its inception 10 years ago and the $3,400 level is well above the fraction of a penny where bitcoin first began trading.
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It had a new utility vehicle of its own to roll out for Los Angeles, the big Passport, which joins a lineup that has grown rapidly in recent years.
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San Francisco-based Twilio has grown rapidly — 88 percent last year — by selling software that helps companies communicate with their customers using voice, video and messaging in anonymized fashion.
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San Francisco-based Twilio has grown rapidly — 22013 percent last year — by selling software that helps companies communicate with their customers using voice, video and messaging in anonymized fashion.
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Tourism's importance has grown rapidly in the last 10 years, after the Sri Lankan government defeated the rebel Tamil Tigers organization to end nearly three decades of civil war.
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Shoprite, which mainly sells groceries, has grown rapidly outside its home market with sales in other African countries now accounting for more than a fifth of the retailer's total.
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Whereas large corporations have grown rapidly, the rate at which new businesses are opening has steadily declined, from 16 percent in the late 1970s to 85033 percent by 2011.
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Cloud computing has grown rapidly in recent years as businesses move their operations to public clouds, the big computer data centers that are displacing traditional customer-owned computer systems.
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According to Project Tomorrow, teachers' use of digital content in classrooms — online curriculum, online textbooks, game-based learning and video content — has grown rapidly over the past five years.
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It turns out Apple has a campus in Austin where the number of jobs has grown rapidly, reaching about 6,000 jobs now, up from around 2,100 seven years ago.
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Business owners requested the rules in 2007 to prevent strikes by unions representing some 700,000 workers in an industry that has grown rapidly, partly because it undercuts China's factories.
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It has grown rapidly from its roots as a metals trader through the acquisition of often troubled metals manufacturing facilities in several countries from the United States to Australia.
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The app has grown rapidly in the last year: 5miles says it now has over 5 million downloads (appropriately enough), currently with 30,000 downloads/day across Android and iOS.
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The Democratic field has grown rapidly, pitting candidates like Warren in the party's more liberal wing against moderates, who may be more reluctant to back expansive new federal programs.
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It has grown rapidly in the past several years, acquiring a number of smaller firms that have built out its suite of software offerings, including Intelligent Healthcare and MethodCare.
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The zero-waste movement has grown rapidly in Quebec since Épicerie Loco opened and the province now counts at least 15 other businesses with a similar mission, said Laurin.
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The cloud market has grown rapidly in the last two decades, and Rory O&aposDriscoll, partner at Scale Venture Partners, thinks the market is about to experience a slowdown.
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His great-great-grandfather's distillery, which opened on the banks of the Kentucky River in 1879, had grown rapidly, thanks to the success of its flagship whiskey, Kentucky Owl.
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China's auto industry has grown rapidly, helped by generous subsidies and funds from the central government, as well as provinces trying to accelerate development and competing to create jobs.
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Having grown rapidly since 2008, it started to lose its way in 2015 when the U.S. economy recovered, encouraging more people to take jobs rather than go into higher education.
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Private healthcare companies such as Manipal and Apollo have grown rapidly in recent years, tapping into increasing demand for better healthcare amid a broken and under-resourced public health system.
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But sales have grown rapidly, climbing from $26 million in fiscal 2012 to $3.5 billion in fiscal 2018, according the company's S-1 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Since 2002, when America's ambassador to India called Indo-American trade and investment "as flat as a chapati", it has grown rapidly (see chart), making America India's biggest export market.
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"While the number of OTT SVOD services has grown rapidly, something we suspected would happen when downgrading, the traction that most of these have had has been mixed to poor. "
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BenevolentAI has grown rapidly since it was founded in 2013, mirroring growing interest across the pharmaceuticals industry in harnessing the power of AI to speed up drug discovery and development.
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Though small, the supply of on-demand labour and capital has grown rapidly: as recently as the end of 2012 barely 0.1% of the bank's customers earned through online platforms.
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Founded in Berlin in 2008, Zalando has grown rapidly to become one of the German capital's biggest employers, delivering 1,500 brands in 15 countries from huge out-of-town warehouses.
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The market for Formosa bonds has grown rapidly in recent months, with banks including HSBC, Natixis, Bank of America-Merrill Lynch and Rabobank among those to issue them this year.
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Having grown rapidly for years, it started to lose its way in 2015 when the U.S. economy recovered, encouraging more people to take jobs rather than go into higher education.
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Its project development has grown rapidly in recent years to account for more than three quarters of profit, with expansion funded formerly by working capital growth at the construction division.
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Founded in Berlin in 225, Zalando has grown rapidly to become one of the German capital's biggest employers, delivering 22017,63 brands in 26 countries from huge out-of-town warehouses.
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GFG has grown rapidly from its roots as a metals trader by spending billions of dollars buying up often troubled metals manufacturing facilities from the US to Europe and Australia.
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"The rise of Instagram has really propelled the effect that social media has had and just, in general, the space has grown rapidly," said Tribe Dynamics co-founder Conor Begley.
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The gang has grown rapidly in recent years, and investigators say it has come to control cocaine and gun shipments into Brazil, while also developing increasingly sophisticated methods to launder money.
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North Korean officials have told foreign visitors that Mr Kim hopes to emulate Vietnam, which has grown rapidly after making peace with America, in part to hedge against a rising China.
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From its base in the market town of Cirencester, St James's Place has grown rapidly in recent years, profiting from growing demand among retail clients for face-to-face financial advice.
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It has since grown rapidly in the country in a bid to compete with homegrown e-commerce giants like Alibaba and today operates more than a dozen business centers across China.
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Peer-to-peer platforms, which bring together individual borrowers and lenders without a bank being involved, have grown rapidly in Britain since 2015 but are starting to come under regulatory scrutiny.
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Since 22019, the solar industry has grown rapidly — increasing some 223% to nearly 222,250 workers in 2401 from just under 100,000 eight years earlier, the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) said.
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N226 launched in 43 and has since grown rapidly: It recently reached the24 millionuser milestone, marking a 226% increase from February of this year and is adding 2250,000 users a day.
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Chinese authorities in September ordered Beijing-based cryptocurrency exchanges to stop trading, in a move aimed at limiting financial risks surrounding the highly speculative market that has grown rapidly this year.
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Since then, the company has grown rapidly, and it now offers access to the works of over 70,000 artists, the collective worth of which is estimated to be around $30 billion.
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A tug-of-war over revising Nafta could disrupt Mexican car-making, which has grown rapidly in the past decade, but there would be consequences for the United States, as well.
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The group, which has grown rapidly since its 2001 founding, said third-quarter revenue was 138.6 million pounds ($183.1 million) up from 94.5 million pounds in the same period last year.
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The Dubai airport has grown rapidly in recent years, a reflection of changes in the region, and it has emerged as a busy hub for travelers heading all over the world.
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Challhuahuacho's population has grown rapidly in the past decade as the open-pit mine was built, fueling calls for new public work projects to support newcomers in one of Peru's poorest regions.
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Peer-to-peer lending, for instance, has grown rapidly, but still amounted to just $19bn on America's biggest platforms and £203bn in Britain last year, according to AltFi Data, an analytics company.
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Tencent doesn't break down how much it makes from payments, but the unit has grown rapidly over the past years while its major income source — video games — took a hit last year.
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The lender, which has grown rapidly in the past decade, said headline earnings per share rose to 1,769 cents in the six months to end-August, from 1,517 cents a year ago.
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Atlas Copco's vacuum unit's has grown rapidly in recent years, boosted by its high exposure to the semiconductor industry where an exponential rise in global data volumes is driving demand for microchips.
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Vietnam completed a leadership transition in April, when parliament approved a 27-member Cabinet charged with reforming an economy that has grown rapidly but remains dogged by public debt and privatization problems.
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Renewables have grown rapidly in the past decade but about 20 percent of new low-carbon capacity has been lost from the decommissioning of nuclear plants in the same period, he said.
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Lufthansa has grown rapidly, having taken over Brussels Airlines at the end of 2016 and is aiming to grow its budget brand Eurowings to become Europe's third largest point-to-point carrier.
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Revolut has grown rapidly since launching in 2015, attracting 63 million users to its app-based bank accounts, which it's expanded to include business accounts as well as crypto and stock trading.
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Altice has grown rapidly through acquisitions in the United States and Europe, helped by cheap debt that has risen to around $60 billion — more than five times its annual core operating profit.
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The business has grown rapidly in recent years by giving millions of outside merchants access to Amazon's global fulfillment center, logistics system and shipping relationships as well as its huge customer base.
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As in neighbouring Kenya, mobile money use has grown rapidly, fuelled by the low penetration of banking services and the inability of many people to access loans or other products from banks.
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Founded in 2011, HelloFresh has grown rapidly in the United States, outperforming rival Blue Apron, which said in February it was considering going private after a fall in its full-year revenue.
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Source: CoinMarketCap The most well-known digital currency today is bitcoin, which has grown rapidly over the last several months into a cryptocurrency with a market cap of more than $250 billion.
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Yet it's strikingly modern: Many of the vineyards, which had been abandoned by the middle of the 20th century, have been reclaimed and rejuvenated, and the region's wine business has grown rapidly.
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It has grown rapidly in size and complexity, emerging as one of the world's largest with financial assets at nearly 470 percent of gross domestic product, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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The Silicon Valley start-up, mostly used by millennials to trade stocks and cryptocurrency, has grown rapidly from its one million subscribers in 2016 and six million accounts in October of 2018.
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"Sales for the health insurers have grown rapidly because of the ACA," driven in part by the expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare, said Jeff Loo, a health care equity analyst with CFRA Research.
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Go-Jek, whose backers include Alphabet Inc's Google and China's Tencent Holdings, has grown rapidly since launching eight years ago in Indonesia, a country with a population of more than 250 million people.
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The amount of money pouring into Chinese technology companies has grown rapidly over the past ten years (see chart), with the total annual levels of venture-capital investment now reaching parity with America.
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Derivatives contracts tied to the VIX - known as the "stock market's fear gauge" - have grown rapidly in recent years as central bank stimulus and a recovering global economy lowered volatility across asset classes.
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Go-Jek, whose backers include Alphabe Inc's Google and China's Tencent Holdings, has grown rapidly since launching eight years ago in Indonesia, a country with a population of more than 250 million people.
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That makes Catholicism the smallest major religious group in China, and the only one that is shrinking — even as other faiths, especially Buddhism and Protestantism, have grown rapidly amid a nationwide religious revival.
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Business has grown rapidly since it opened last year: Santiago Muñoz, a founder and chef, said the traditional tortilla producer originally made 65 pounds each day and now makes at least 450 pounds.
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But, while Medicare Advantage has grown rapidly over recent years, traditional fee-for-service payment rules still greatly influence the structure of the healthcare delivery system, and are therefore well worth getting right.
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Online shopping and home deliveries have grown rapidly in the Nordic country, mainly in major cities such as Stockholm, in recent years with Mathem's turnover reaching more than 1.5 billion crowns in 2018.
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Lime has grown rapidly over the past year, reaching more than 100 million total rides in September, up from 6 million in 2018, and it now operates in 120 markets around the world.
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Tens of thousands of Chinese post videos of themselves in a bid for stardom on the livestreaming scene, whose popularity has grown rapidly, particularly in the e-commerce, social networking and gaming sectors.
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The political fallout from Kuciak's killing has badly tarnished Fico, in power for much of the past 12 years during which Slovakia's economy has grown rapidly as international carmakers have set up factories there.
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Go-Jek, a play on the local word for motorbike taxis, has grown rapidly since the startup launched eight years ago in Indonesia, a county with a population of more than 250 million people.
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But it turns out there's a place in America that shows the opposite can be true: California, where the economy has grown rapidly despite the state's toughest-in-the-nation policy on greenhouse emissions.
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The San Francisco-based company has grown rapidly since its founding in 2008, boasting in the regulatory filing that it reaches more than 250 million monthly active users, two thirds of whom are female.
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"Although the literature about human's voice and olfaction has grown rapidly in past decades, we were not surprised to find that the biggest share of papers regarding attractiveness focuses on physical appearance," Groyecka said.
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The CPPIB was created in 21.2813 to manage the CPP's money and has grown rapidly, directly investments around the world in assets such as real estate and infrastructure, as well as equities and bonds.
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Mr. Houston, now 2000, has since taken a version of that same concept and turned it into Dropbox, an online file storage and collaboration company that has grown rapidly since its founding in 22011.
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Just Eat, which has grown rapidly in recent years to enter the FTSE 100, said the extra investment would also support its growth in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, as well as developing markets.
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It was founded in the early 1643s as a semirural outpost of the Satmar sect in Brooklyn, and has grown rapidly, creating the need for multifamily housing and more land to build that housing.
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The San Francisco-based company has grown rapidly since its founding in 2008, boasting in the regulatory filing that it reaches more than 250 million monthly active users, two thirds of whom are female.
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Albania's sports betting industry has grown rapidly in recent decades and has an annual turnover estimated at 700 million euros, stoking concerns about its impact on low-income families and the integrity of national sport.
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Digital trade — or the digital sale of goods and services — has grown rapidly over recent years as the advent of new technologies has made it easier for businesses to serve consumers on an international scale.
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Canada's biggest public pension plans have grown rapidly in recent years through a strategy of directly investing in private equity, infrastructure and real estate assets to diversify away from public equity and fixed income markets.
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The effort, which started small within the last month but has grown rapidly in popularity, is aimed at building a grassroots movement around industry unionization and finding a viable path toward making it a reality.
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Cannabis-specific firms, which generally don't take money from institutions like pension funds that are restricted from investing in cannabis since it's federally illegal in the US, have grown rapidly over the past two years.
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Electric vehicle sales have grown rapidly in China on the back of government subsidies and tax incentives, and the government has said it wants sales of new energy vehicles to hit 7 million annually by 2025.
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Airbnb might be considered a disrupter in the hotel industry, for instance, since it has grown rapidly by attracting a large base of users who rent their homes to guests, instead of acquiring and operating hotels.
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While its relatively new telecom start-up named Jio has grown rapidly via offering cut-price data plans, its retail business that has been around for over a decade has now begun to grow quickly too.
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In the end, Mr. Barbot decided that a rooftop garden was the best place to obtain unique sage varieties grown rapidly to his specifications or rare, edible yellow day lilies that remain fresh for one day.
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Net flows to European equity funds have turned positive and assets, which decreased for about 18 months to January, have grown rapidly, indeed at a rate not seen since the bottoming of equity markets in 2009.
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GVC, which has grown rapidly through acquisitions including the purchase of Ladbrokes late last year, has been looking to expand in the United States, after the U.S. Supreme Court paved the way to legalise sports betting.
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GVC, which has grown rapidly through acquisitions including the purchase of Ladbrokes late last year, has been looking to expand in the United States, after the U.S. Supreme Court paved the way to legalize sports betting.
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ICAP's BrokerTec platform is the leading electronic venue for trading on-the-run US Treasuries, while the group's foreign currency trading platform's (EBS) market share in certain foreign currency pairs has grown rapidly, notably in Chinese renminbi.
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The euro's price action on Monday was all the more surprising given the overhang of long bets on the single currency that have grown rapidly this year and before the European Central Bank policy meeting this week.
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It has grown rapidly from a metals trader, spending billions in recent years buying often troubled metals manufacturing facilities from Britain to India and investing in renewable energy assets, raising questions over funding for its rapid expansion.
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The company's problems in Europe have led it to shift its focus to its service staffed by professional drivers in black sedans, which has grown rapidly in France, Uber's second biggest market in Europe just behind Britain.
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Online sports betting companies such as SportPesa have grown rapidly in the East African nation in recent years, riding a wave of enthusiasm for sports to achieve combined revenue of 204 billion shillings ($2 billion) last year.
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The Ningde-based firm, founded in 2011, has grown rapidly on the back of strong government support and a push by Beijing to shift the world's largest auto market towards greener electric and hybrid plug-in vehicles.
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A celebrity for many on the Sunni street, the 48-year-old politician is seen as the man staving off Shia dominance in a country where Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed Shia group, has grown rapidly in power.
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The dengue virus is spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito which has grown rapidly along with urbanization and globalization because it thrives in tropical mega-cities and is easily spread in goods containing small puddles of water.
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But in recent years, local and provincial banks that lack the deposit base and nationwide branch network of their bigger brethren have grown rapidly, and they now account for half of the assets in the banking system.
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Mr. Thayer noted that the Cambodian economy had grown rapidly over the past decade, and that aid from Western nations could soon dry up — along with conditions the donors attach, which generally include adherence to democratic norms.
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Bora is one of more than 40 independent Chinese refiners that have grown rapidly since late 13 to account for a fifth of China's total crude oil imports, but which are now facing threats to their survival.
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In the past six years the ejiao industry has grown rapidly due to increased demand and price rises, with annual production increasing from 3,200 tonnes in 203 to 5,600 tonnes in 2016, according to The Donkey Sanctuary.
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In Spain, a law has been in place for decades that allows small-scale, private growing and use of the drug, but the number of people taking advantage of it has grown rapidly in the past decade.
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The group launched in 2016 with 22 founding members and just a single staff member, but it's grown rapidly: It now has 160 members and a staff of seven, plus lobbyists at the state and federal levels.
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Mr. Musk had hinted recently that a thinning of Tesla's executive ranks was in the works, and in his email he said Tesla had grown rapidly in the last several years, resulting in duplication in some jobs.
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The former start-up has grown rapidly and is valued at $62.5 billion but has faced protests, bans and restrictions in several cities, including in London where traditional black-cab drivers tried to have the app ruled illegal.
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E-commerce has grown rapidly in Russia in recent years, spurred by improved internet access, with turnover exceeding $14 billion last year, one third of which were cross-border deals, according to Russia's Association of Internet Trade Companies.
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Many of these companies are expanding beyond their original remits, with Paytm, which has grown rapidly by offering QR code payments, moving into insurance and credit, and Southeast Asian ride-hailing app Grab offering payments and food delivery.
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BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Shortly after National Bank of Hungary (NBH) Governor Gyorgy Matolcsy took his post three years ago, a group of businessmen launched an online media group that has grown rapidly with the help of the central bank.
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The police and outreach groups say sex trafficking in California has grown rapidly in recent years — concentrated mostly in San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco — as websites like Backpage and Craigslist have made transactions simpler than ever.
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The group that invaded the ranch five days before the gun battle appeared to have been part of the Jalisco New Generation drug organization, a gang that has grown rapidly in western Mexico over the past few years.
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Had the deal gone through, Asda-Sainsbury's and Tesco (TSCDF) would have accounted for almost 60% of the market, which has become highly competitive in recent years as German discounters such as Aldi and Lidl have grown rapidly.
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The electric-car maker Tesla said on Wednesday that its losses had widened in the first quarter, but that sales and revenues had grown rapidly as the company prepared for the critical launch of a mass-market model.
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GFG has grown rapidly from a metals trader, investing over recent years in often troubled metals manufacturing facilities from Britain to India and in renewable energy assets, raising questions over the billions spent to fund its rapid expansion.
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Seizing on a growing trend for banks worldwide to invest heavily in technology, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and business analytics in a bid to cut costs and improve decision making, OakNorth has grown rapidly since the February funding round.
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The firm, whose investors include Goldman Sachs and Alphabet Inc unit Google, has grown rapidly around the world and is valued at $62.5 billion (47 billion pounds) but has faced protests, bans and restrictions in a number of cities.
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Defense ties between India and the United States have grown rapidly, with U.S. arms sales of more than $4 billion in 2012-15, mostly under government-to-government foreign military sales, upstaging long-term supplier Russia and even Israel.
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L) which has also grown rapidly around the world, reported first-quarter revenue up 53 percent to 183.6 million pounds ($246 million) as its 16 to 93-year old customers snapped up its own-brand clothing, shoes and accessories.
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But a large part of the reason those children are vulnerable to recruitment is that the youth centers where they once spent time have been closed, and the number of children expelled from school has grown rapidly, analysts said.
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Founded in 2011, HelloFresh has grown rapidly in the U.S. market, outperforming rival Blue Apron, which reported a fall in quarterly orders, revenue and a wider-than-expected loss in October as competition mounts in the meal kit business.
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Founded in 2006 by travel entrepreneur Bhatia and Rakesh Gangwal, a former chief executive of U.S. Airways, low-cost IndiGo has grown rapidly to become India's largest airline with a market share of 39.7 percent as of end-March.
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The political fallout from Kuciak's killing has tarnished Fico, in power for much of the past 12 years during which Slovakia's economy has grown rapidly and the country of 5.4 million has become a major hub for international carmakers.
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Regulators are sometimes unable to see who is ultimately exposed to leverage loan debt piles that have grown rapidly and now exceed pre-crisis highs, and whether they could absorb shocks as some don't have substantial capital buffers like banks.
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In a paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, economists Facundo Alvaredo, Lucas Chancel, Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman found that inequality in both the U.S. and China has grown rapidly over the past few decades.
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Although the daily growth rate in the overall number of cases has halved to just over 73 percent in recent weeks and the spread of the disease has slowed in the worst-hit regions, outbreaks in other areas have grown rapidly.
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Loosely-regulated subsidiaries set up by mutual fund firms have grown rapidly over the past year, managing 9.8 trillion yuan worth of assets by the end of March, according to the AMAC, and becoming a key channel for shadow banking activities.
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But Arumemi-Ikhide said Arik had grown rapidly and had been planning to raise equity capital of as much as $1 billion in the second quarter and then a possible stock market listing in Lagos and London, rather than sourcing debt.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Impact investments, which support social change while making money, have grown rapidly over the last three years as mainstream institutions such as pension funds and insurance companies have jumped on the bandwagon, a top industry executive said.
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The economy has grown rapidly since the end of a 27-year civil war in 2002 as billions of dollars have been ploughed into reconstruction, although the government has been criticized for failing to make similar investments in education and health.
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This time, the Horn of Africa nation is at peace and has an economy that has grown rapidly for more than a decade, helping the government put in place agriculture, health and social programs to build resilience against lean periods.
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Under the 14th Amendment, each voter's intentions are meant to have equal weight, but in Alabama, legislative districts were no longer accurately representing the amount of people who lived in them, especially in the cities, where populations had grown rapidly.
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"Tomás works best in exchange with others," said Martin Heller, who describes his role as "artist's counselor," advising the team on how best to operate the many departments of the studio, whose staff has grown rapidly in the past few years.
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Harvard's student body has grown rapidly more diverse in the 21st century, and while the tenured faculty has grown more diverse as well, change there has been slower in part because turnover is much slower among tenured professors than among undergraduates.
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Instagram, which has grown rapidly and is popular with the younger generation of users who are less interested in Facebook, has been a consistent beacon of good news for a company that has had more than a year of bad news.
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Amazon's marketplace now accounts for over half of Amazon's e-commerce volume, and has grown rapidly in recent years by giving millions of outside merchants access to Amazon's global fulfillment center, logistics system and shipping relationships as well as its huge customer base.
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San Francisco-based Uber, which allows users to book journeys at the touch of a button on their smartphone, has grown rapidly in recent years but faced bans and protests around the world as regulators play catch-up with technology disrupting traditional operators.
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Founded in 2008, Zalando has grown rapidly thanks to its offer of free delivery and free returns, but it has seen average order sizes fall as customers shop more often on smartphones but spend less each time, pushing up its logistic costs.
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Aab, as she called her company (derived from the Persian word for water), started online but has grown rapidly; she opened two shops last year, now has about 60,000 names on the customer database and is launching a new collection every two weeks.
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Critics have complained that the negotiations, held secretly between top officials from the Cuomo and de Blasio administrations, did not solicit the views of people who live in Long Island City, the semi-industrial neighborhood that has grown rapidly in recent years.
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PR still Greggs' bread and butter Greggs faces fierce competition, at least in London, from chains such as Pret a Manger and Costa Coffee, which have grown rapidly in recent years by offering sandwiches, salads and coffee (as well as pastries and cakes).
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The numbers of visitors to the city have grown rapidly since the discovery of the remains of King Richard III in 2012 and now tourism chiefs hope that being the home of England's soccer champions will prove a draw card for Leicester too.
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Founded in Detroit in 2016, StockX has grown rapidly to sell more than $1 billion of products a year on its site and is expanding from sneakers into watches, handbags and streetwear, and opening bricks-and-mortar stores, starting in New York.
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Pakistan's telecoms sector has grown rapidly over the past decade but the market is hyper-competitive and mobile operators fear a tougher period ahead amid a slumping economy and rising inflation that is expected to lead to belt tightening by the country's 208 million people.
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The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) has grown rapidly since its creation in 1997 through a strategy of directly investing in assets, including real estate and infrastructure, and diversifying globally to reduce its reliance on volatile equity markets and low-yielding government bonds.
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GVC, which has grown rapidly through acquisitions including the purchase of Ladbrokes late last year, has been evaluating a number of potential opportunities to expand its presence in the United States after the Supreme Court earlier this month paved the way to legalise sports betting.
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And Bank of America offers a virtual voice assistant, Erica, which has capabilities like peer-to-peer (P2P) payments and bill payment and has grown rapidly: It surpassed 6 million users a year since launching and is adding an average of 500,000 new users monthly.
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The group, which has grown rapidly through acquisitions including the purchase of Ladbrokes late last year, has been evaluating a number of opportunities to expand in the United States after the U.S. Supreme Court earlier this month paved the way to legalize sports betting.
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The company is aiming to open thousands more stores across the country in the coming years and is trying to fend off fierce competition from local startup Luckin Coffee, which has grown rapidly by catering to Chinese consumers' enthusiasm for ordering through their smartphones.
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Online sports betting companies such as SportPesa have grown rapidly in the East African nation in recent years, riding a wave of enthusiasm for sports, with the government saying the gaming industry achieved a combined revenue of 204 billion shillings ($2 billion) last year.
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The company has grown rapidly since it was set up by TripAdvisor co-founder Langley Steinert in 240, and said in its IPO filing it had 2000 million average monthly users and 230 million car listings in the United States as of June 30.
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But the government faces an uneasy balancing act: it needs to handle the public's environmental concerns, while avoiding taking action that would slow growth, all the time dealing with an economy that has grown rapidly and often without the safety and emissions standards people are now demanding.
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Since news broke of the spread of the virus, which scientists believe first made the leap from snakes or bats to people in Wuhan, China, the number of reported cases has grown rapidly, already outpacing the number of people who contracted related virus SARS in 2003.
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Earlier on Thursday, the Confederation of British Industry said export orders had grown rapidly in September, although slightly more slowly than August's two-year high, as the boost from the fall in the value of the pound after the referendum offset longer-term uncertainty about Brexit.
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Missi Tessier, a principal at Podesta Group, recalled that when she first started at the firm 22019 years ago, it consisted of about 20 people, with only a handful of individuals focused on PR. But that side of the business has grown rapidly in recent years.
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BlackBerry first made contact with Cylance in 22019 at a conference in Washington, DC. Cylance had grown rapidly from a group of guys in a garage to 22020,000 employees and was considering its next step: should it seek a merger, do an IPO or stay private?
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Eric Kaufmann, a professor of politics at the University of London's Birkbeck College, said his research showed white progressives in particular had grown rapidly more alarmed about racism in recent years, with their shift in attitudes propelled by social media and the rise of Mr. Trump.
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It was unclear why the paper chose to mention Ma's affiliation now but it comes amid a push by Beijing to bring the country's private enterprises more in line with Party values, especially in the technology sector that has grown rapidly, driven by the successes of private firms.
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"Postmates has grown rapidly over the last six years — and continues to grow in more than 200 cities across the U.S. As part of that growth, we've decided to centralize some of our regional marketing efforts within our San Francisco headquarters," a spokesperson said in the emailed statement.
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Online sports betting companies such as SportPesa have grown rapidly in the East African nation in recent years, riding a wave of enthusiasm for sports, with the government putting their combined revenue at 200 billion shillings ($2 billion) last year, up from 2 billion shillings five years earlier.
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While still a niche genre of fetish porn, it's grown rapidly in recent years thanks in part to platforms such as Reddit, which enable puffys around the world to swap pictures of hot girls in "sexy pink Moncler jackets" (the luxury French brand is a favorite in puffy circles).
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Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence - Banks are vulnerable to challenges posed by a new breed of competitors in the form of technology-driven nonbank companies that have grown rapidly as regulators in the United States and around the world begin to deliberate between revolutionary and evolutionary approaches to fintech regulation.
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Founded in 2014 by Merve and Beste Manastir, daughters of a leather craftsman who personally signs off on every piece, the company has grown rapidly in the last three years thanks to savvy use of social media, competitive prices and glowing endorsements by Vogue and Eva Chen of Instagram.
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One such program, the News Literacy Project — which began more than 221 years ago and works with news organizations (including The New York Times) to educate students in grades six through 2303 — has grown rapidly since the 2016 election and is now offering online courses across the country.
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Darwin Franco, an independent investigative journalist who has spent the last five years documenting disappearances in Jalisco, believes the current wave of abductions may be linked to instability within the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, which has grown rapidly into one of Mexico's most powerful criminal organizations over the past five years.
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Given the number of Chinese buyers which have grown rapidly in recent years, underpinning a surge in residential property construction which still remains at elevated levels, is little wonder why some would be concerned about the outlook for prices and future construction activity in Australia should Chinese demand start to slow.
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Major American wireless companies have effectively been blocked from buying Huawei's telecommunications equipment for years, but the company's business has grown rapidly in Africa, Asia and Europe, where its affordable prices have been embraced by consumers and by phone companies that use its antennas, base stations and other hardware to make wireless networks.
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Business Among the companies we expect to be making headlines in 2017, Nigeria's largest e-commerce firm is one of the safer bets: Konga has grown rapidly since its launch in 2012, raising over $100 million in funding, and will scale up further this year through a new network of warehouses and development of its payment platform Kongapay.
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The demand for secure solutions covering all the different aspects of a company's IT stack has grown rapidly over recent years, spurred not just by an increased move to centralised applications served through the cloud, but also by the drastic rise in breaches where malicious hackers have exploited vulnerabilities and loopholes in companies' sign-on screens.
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Just Eat has grown rapidly since it floated in 2014 but its shares have slid more than 25 percent this year amid repeated warnings that its expenses would increase, as it fights rivals Deliveroo and Uber Eats in markets ranging from Canada to Australia and the UK. Selling its iFood stake could fetch as much as 13 million pounds ($818 million), Cat Rock said.
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"Having grown rapidly since it began operating in New York in 2011, Uber provides hundreds of thousands of rides a day in New York City, but for riders who need wheelchair-accessible vehicles, it provides vastly inferior service, or in many cases, no service at all," according to the lawsuit filed in New York State Supreme Court in Manhattan on Tuesday by Disability Rights Advocates.
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For example, when Blue Bottle expands into new cities, the company typically also invests in building roasteries near its new cafes, which is "environmentally friendly" and "helps the quality and the freshness of their coffee," Hyland tells CNBC Make It. It's a segment of the overall retail coffee chain market (which Hyland pegs at more than $50 billion in the U.S. in 2019) that's grown rapidly over the past decade as more consumers are willing to pay more for higher-quality coffee.
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Just Eat has grown rapidly since it floated in 21 but it spooked investors this year by repeatedly hiking the amount it needs to spend to fend off rivals Deliveroo and Uber Eats in markets stretching from Canada to Australia and the UK. On Thursday it said investments in Brazil and Mexico would push 20.7750 underlying core earnings to the lower end of the 165 million pound to 185 million pound range, despite revenue forecast at the top end of a 740 million pounds ($952 million) to 770 million pound range.
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