The two agreed that one grows into a friendship the way a person grows into a piece of reliable clothing, like a t-shirt.
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The seed grows into regular old Cooper, who seems relieved.
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Our past shapes our present, which grows into our future.
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I think it's inevitable that it grows into something bigger.
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Whatever excites him the most grows into a developed artwork.
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That could happen if the outbreak truly grows into a pandemic.
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" Another opens with "The lawn grows into topple flamingos and bowling balls.
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This could change, of course, if TBH grows into a massive product.
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And then it grows into this really horrible monster. Mm-hmm. Yeah.
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She attaches herself to a group of girlfriends and grows into a teenager.
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The bulb is what eventually forms cloves and grows into a garlic head.
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Almost accidentally (the guru has stealth methods), Ronny grows into a disciplined fighter.
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There will be no moment Trump suddenly and permanently grows into the job.
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Calcium carbonate grows into formations that look like a huge, wide series of steps.
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If absence becomes great enough, it grows into a genuine apparition, an immediate presence.
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That deferral grows into capital gains tax relief the longer the investment is held.
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Savoring the grandeur of such nomenclature, Mr. Chalamet's Jim grows into a fleeting, flamboyant assurance.
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"She's young and she's curious and she grows into a very powerful warrior," Deuel said.
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In the 1987 original, Baby grows into an more confident woman as the film progresses.
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His high-pitched repetition of the word "PuppyMonkeyBaby" grows into an EDM-backed crescendo throughout.
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They won't really know until he hits adolescence, and grows into his full adult body.
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If nothing else, earnings are objective and, as the database grows into the millions, reliable.
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" As an organism grows into a more complex being, epithelial cells "start moving and joining together.
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It's certainly possible to start a side hustle that grows into a business of its own.
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And it also is about what any relationship is like when the infatuation grows into reality.
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That being said, Zume has a long way to go until it grows into its valuation.
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A humble reindeer grows into a fire-breathing steed worthy of the fairy godfather of funky festiveness.
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This is the paradox that threatens to pop the email tracking bubble as it grows into ubiquity.
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The film follows this accidental antihero as he grows into his role as a criminal cult leader.
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Koen, who starts the series as a selfish, conscienceless exploiter, grows into his powers and his responsibilities.
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In fact they feed back on one another in a virtuous cycle that grows into a tornado.
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The convertible crib will allow us to continue using it as Davis grows into his toddler years.
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Because gossip may start based upon a little truth and it usually grows into a big falsehood.
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But, as Sophia grows into her business, the appeal of Girlboss does too, by leaps and bounds.
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As Toni grows into an increasingly significant member of the Lionesses, she remains at an emotional remove.
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But sometimes the egg doesn't release, and instead grows into a fluid-filled cyst on your ovary.
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And while their store grows into something of a flagship for the new Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs.
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Her hair — originally a mass of well-kept brunette waves — grays, frizzes, and grows into an unmanageable tangle.
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They are hoping that the share price will go up as the startup grows into a larger company.
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Ernest Hemingway's Nick Adams stories feature a boy who grows into manhood and experiences the horrors of war.
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Our misery stems from the lack of self-confidence and grows into a flourishing constant state of mind.
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Near the end of book, Knut begins to lose his popularity as he grows into a more threatening adolescent.
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It opens as a poor starving boy named Johnny is given a magic seed, which grows into a flower.
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Armando grows into a skilled fighter and stone-cold killer, effortlessly carrying out each assassination with laser-sharp focus.
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That child grows into a man fueled by rage over the dislocation of both his family and his landscape.
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The fabric doubles over itself and grows into something larger that transcends the hackneyed homoerotic imagery found in pornography.
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And a show I once described as "too good to be good" grows into the titanic dimensions of greatness.
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Over a snippet of The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows," a wedge quickly grows into a two-tiered birthday cake.
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Where the first little bit of magnetism originates from before it grows into a field is also up for debate.
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During that time, the Forest app plants a digital seedling that slowly grows into a tree on your phone screen.
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The dark, ominous atmosphere is dissolved as she literally grows into a light-charged entity surrounded by hypnotic fluid motions.
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Ask Real Estate When the shrubbery next door grows into a problem, the law may not be on your side.
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Mary dates, but never makes men her priority; she grows into a true boss lady (with fantastic suits to match).
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Take the Puli, a dog bred for sheep herding, whose fur grows into tight cords that hang to the ground.
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This is a movie about the woman who grows into the first lady, "the beginnings of Michelle Obama," as Sumpter says.
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The stock is up around 20%, despite facing constant pressure from Amazon as it grows into a larger and larger behemoth.
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While the sneak peak shows Oakland and Dutchman's relationship as rocky and defensive, it eventually grows into an impassioned love affair.
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Checks are typically $250,000 at the seed stage, increasing to $1 million as a company grows into a Series A investment.
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While attending a place called The Mystery School, Menen grows into her true powers and uses them to save the town.
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It was like any of those things where it starts out really small and secret but grows into something really big.
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The first six episodes of "BoJack" lay the groundwork for what the show grows into, so don't write it off early.
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The music, composed and played by Chris Garneau, starts with isolated long chords but grows into changing soundscapes, sometimes with distortion.
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The principles of budgeting can be taught from a young age and sustained as a child grows into adolescence and adulthood.
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That being said, every movement starts small, then grows into a force for change, so let's see how this story unfolds.
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At twelve, he travels to Ethiopia, where he grows into a young man—now played by an adult actor—and marries.
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As they begin their lives over again with nothing in Santiago, Chile, their partnership grows into deep friendship and emotional symbiosis.
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The cells move around within the embryo, which then grows into a multicellular body made of many different kinds of tissues.
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The dust grows into a tower 50 miles high and spreads out to span the width of Nevada, according to NASA.
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What's interesting to me is that people usually don't talk about it, and that grows into bigger issues with mental health.
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There, the fungus grows into long threadlike structures, digesting the fly's guts and penetrating its brain until the poor insect finally dies.
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The main character gets a new beginning away from her evil stepmother and grows into the woman she was meant to become.
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After spending too much of season 2 sidelined, Alex finally grows into the pragmatic, morally ambiguous tactician he was meant to be.
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"What good is the dawn that grows into day": I thought that was a very nice way to start out a song.
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And then I find that after Garvey was deported, a woman established a movement and it grows into the 1950s and 1960s.
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As the child grows into an adolescent, her gaze loses some of its melancholy, turning into the daring look only teenagers have.
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I hope they're either feeling some solidarity or shift in themselves, and I think that that sort of seed grows into something.
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I am still hoping that Mr. Trump grows into the presidency and that he continues to make America first in his decisions.
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Because movie monsters never stay small, Calvin (as a girl on Earth names it) soon grows into a kind of iridescent snail.
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As numerous fact-checkers have observed, he seems to be getting even looser with the truth as he grows into the job.
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Molar pregnancy happens after an egg is fertilized, but the tissue that usually grows into the placenta forms an abnormal growth, instead.
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The indentation Chieze noticed, Barrio said, may occur when cancer grows into the connective tissue that keeps the breast's normal shape and structure.
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Her face ultimately becomes enveloped in a Tron-like grid that grows into an abstract circuit board at the center of her forehead.
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But every time they shed their skin, they add another button to the base of the rattle, which grows into the segment above.
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In endometriosis, the tissue lining the uterus grows into other organs, often around the ovaries, fallopian tubes and the tissue lining the pelvis.
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But every time they shed their skin, they add another button to the base of the rattle, which grows INTO the segment above.
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The shaving products that exist cut the hair beneath my skin, and that hair grows into my skin, leading to some irritation issues.
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And anyway, the beauty of a prolific artist is that their work often grows into something bigger than one album or the other.
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She grows into an observant creature, slow to anger and bashful about her belly, still bloated from early hunger, and her matted hair.
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That fertilized egg then travels through the fallopian tubes into the uterus, where it attaches and, if all progresses normally, grows into a fetus.
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She also suffered from placenta accreta, a condition in which the placenta grows into the wall of the womb, making detaching during birth difficult.
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"Future Cuts are about planning ahead instead of being reactive, so [your hair] grows into the thing you want it to be," she explained.
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And I learned, luckily before I touched it, that poison ivy grows into mighty ropes, a hairy vine that scales into a tree's canopy.
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A puli, a dog bred for sheep herding, has a coat that grows into tight cords that hang like fringe on a throw pillow.
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The country certainly presents itself as economically self-sufficient, something that becomes more true as its middle class grows into a robust domestic market.
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But if the spiders are immature, the larvae may go to sleep for a few years until the spider grows into a bigger meal.
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Puli hair grows into ropelike locks after the puppy stage, and it usually takes about five years for a coat to reach the ground.
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But instead, something, well, strange happens: an incessant, choppy sixteenth-note figure played on retro synthesizers by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein grows into feedback.
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I particularly admire the way the prose articulates working class butch lesbian identity and how Jess grows into themselves over the course of the narrative.
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They enjoy a classic rom-com hate-grows-into-love relationship but with the delightful twist that Eddie is actually Edvard, Crown Prince of Denmark.
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The idea of a neural lace, a mesh that grows into the brain, was conceived by Iain M. Banks in his "Culture" series of novels.
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Some of the more common ones include the following: Adenomyosis: A condition where the lining of the uterus grows into the muscle of the uterus.
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The SEC has also pushed for quick responses to stem risky behavior before it grows into a long-running investigation that ends with a large payoff.
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Initially hesitant and apparently uncomfortable giving speeches at a fundraiser on her husband's behalf, she grows into the moment, appearing buoyant at the campaign's early success.
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But sometimes, instead of breaking open to release the egg, the follicle grows into a cyst that'll go away on its own in a few months.
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Placenta accreta is a condition in which the placenta grows into the wall of the womb and prevents it from easily detaching at the time of birth.
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Watson is expected to stay on the company's board of directors for a period of time as Wirth grows into the CEO role, according to the source.
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Set in Los Angeles, the film follows the lives of the two neighbors as their mutual passion for basketball grows into a romantic relationship off the court.
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The four slashes are significantly simpler and cheaper to produce, which actually grows into a significant saving when you're shipping tens of millions of machines every year.
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The concern is that as the first generation of social media babies grows into adults, they could sue their parents for infringing on their right to privacy.
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In the film, Groot is shattered while saving his friends, but his partner Rocket plants a piece of him which grows into a cute infant version of Groot.
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On the to-do list are planting rain-sucking gardens and installing a "biorock", a steel structure tingling with electric currents that grows into an artificial coral reef.
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Here's the thing that Samsung fails to understand: modern technology is so good that on the rare occasions when it fails, that news quickly grows into a meme.
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While the couple's infant grows into a kindergartner, the child's father, always in his correctional-green pants with the same downtrodden expression, seems to be stuck in time.
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As "Champions" grows into its real self, the challenge won't be having enough funny lines — the episodes are so tightly written that they sometimes seem about to split.
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That would likely play out like the brooms in the Sorcerer's Apprentice, where each piece of the company animates and grows into its own threat to privacy and democracy.
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When passing through sewers, the plastic threads can attract and trap fat, oil, and grease waste, creating a mass that grows into a pipe-and-tunnel-blocking underground encumbrance.
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The two bond over their shared interest in the Tollund Man, the bog body made famous by one of Seamus Heaney's poems, but their relationship grows into something more special.
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For her, much more so than these eminent antecedents, a sense of apartness grows into a suffocating sense of irreversible damnation, a sentence on which she deliberates over and over.
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As Instagram grows into a platform for influencers and brands to hawk more products, more accounts will inevitably turn to third-party apps to artificially boost the popularity of posts.
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What starts out as a string of murders grows into a much larger conspiracy involving not only multiple organized crime families, but, eventually, more powerful elements, including the Japanese government.
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The situation is a study in the malleability of memory: an implausible notion, doubted at first, grows into a firmly held belief that reshapes one's autobiography and sense of identity.
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As she grows into her role, I wish her all the best and have every confidence that she will bring honor, credit and dignity to the role of first lady.
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Francis has often made clear that he sees clericalism, or a priest's belief that he is superior to his parishioners, as the root evil that grows into corruption and abuse.
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Countries need to act fast and stop the coronavirus outbreak inside their borders before it grows into an exponential problem, a special envoy to the World Health Organization told CNBC.
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Hunched over 143-year-old sewing machines in a workshop in central Paris, milliners diligently stitch together straps of straw that grow into a spiral that grows into a hat.
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Jesus likened the kingdom of God to a tiny seed that falls into the ground and grows into a great bush in which the birds of the air can nest.
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The proposal is, of course, only viable if a universe that curves out of a dimensionless point in the way Hartle and Hawking imagined naturally grows into a universe like ours.
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Up in the Air is all swanky fun at first, but grows into a drama that questions how we conduct our relationships in an age where we can work from anywhere.
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Even more rarely, Dr. Casal said, the late split is asymmetrical, meaning one side of the embryo grows into a fully formed individual and the other becomes an extra body part.
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The first phase is called development, where the idea is sown in fertile ground, doused in some creative juice and poked and prodded for a while to see what it grows into.
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The little girl objectified by predatory men grows into the young woman who imagines her own objectification as a means of power—the post-feminist posture, flirted with by the third wave.
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During her pregnancies, she suffered from placenta accreta, a condition in which the placenta grows into the wall of the womb and prevents it from easily detaching at the time of birth.
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By allowing employees to sell one-fifth of their shares now, SoFi is letting stakeholders lock in some gains at a high private market price while the company grows into its valuation.
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Her nightmare, needless to say, is a publicist's dream, and the arc of her subsequent career, during which she grows into a globally recognized performer, bends to the temper of the times.
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With suction cups to keep it in place, you could move the ToyerBee Bead Maze from the floor to higher surfaces like a side table as your baby grows into a toddler.
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Blue Apron's growth is naturally going to slow as it grows into a larger company, but if consumer spending drops off on-demand delivery services may be the first to feel a squeeze.
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In a terrific, nerve-rattling set piece, it breaks out of its hermetically-sealed fish tank and grows into a slimy space-squid which gobbles up anyone it can get its tentacles on.
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One relates the history of a small family soap-and-candle business, Jephthah Clare & Sons of Boston, which over the course of the 19th and 20th centuries grows into a giant worldwide conglomerate.
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Once the device is in the right location, it expands from about the size of a matchstick to the size of the vessel and tissue grows into its scaffolding, keeping it in place.
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"Katie elegantly portrayed Jackie Kennedy in the first miniseries and now will continue the role as Jackie grows into the Jackie O that the world knows best," said Reelz CEO Stan E. Hubbard.
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Shake Shack critics have warned that the burger chain will have problems recreating the excitement around its original Manhattan restaurants, which often have long lines, as it grows into less densely populated areas.
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He re-steals what has already been stolen, and, from that moment—more of an acte gratuit than a spasm of greed—the film grows into a caustic comedy, rife with fidgety questions.
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But it also shakes things up — nowhere more so than in "Turtleneck," a noisy, blues-rooted acid-rocker circa 1968, complete with dueling lead guitars, that grows into a squall of political disbelief.
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Doctors and patients sometimes prefer textured implants because they are less likely to shift out of position than smooth ones, as tissue grows into the roughened surface and holds the implant in place.
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The ever-present sea whispers its stories of selkies and saints to her, and she grows into a feisty child, honest and good-hearted — but there is a deep sadness inside her, too.
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After meeting at a gay club, two young British men (Tom Cullen and Chris New) have a one-night stand that grows into something more in this second feature from Andrew Haigh ("Looking").
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The myth and trend of micro pigs leads to all sorts of pig abuse and neglect, with people starving regular pigs or abandoning them after their "teacup" piglet grows into an adult size.
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The mythic hero always grows into adulthood in the process of fulfilling his or her destiny, but seldom has the process been heavier, more tinged with regret, more earned than in Taran's story.
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That isn't the end of the ordeal, either; the virus then forces the ladybug to stand guard over her tormentor, periodically convulsing to fend off potential predators as the baby wasp grows into adulthood.
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Kardashian West suffered from placenta accreta, a condition in which the placenta grows into the wall of the womb and prevents it from easily detaching at the time of birth, during both her pregnancies.
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Frances McDormand lends her voice to Momma, Jeffrey Wright is Poppa, and Jack McGraw and Raymond Ochoa share the role of Arlo, the runt of their three offspring, who grows into a gentle giant.
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Together with the Gems, he helps protect his small beach town, learns about his history (his mother gave up her material form to give birth to him), and grows into his own unique powers.
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Religion seems to be the intended bull's-eye, and it's certainly instructive to see how the church of "She" (whose name is thought to be unpronounceable) grows into a grotesque expression of mansplained feminism.
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As time without animal products grows into weeks, there is likely to be a shift in bowel function either towards a more regular, healthy pattern or an increase in bloating, wind and loose motions.
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Kardashian West, 36, suffered from placenta accreta, a condition in which the placenta grows into the wall of the womb and prevents it from easily detaching at the time of birth, during both her pregnancies.
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Take "the god of those out of options," for example: a child whose creativity is stolen by a "pale white horse" grows into "Lord So Will It," a hustler whose creativity is aimed at survival.
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With his hats, capes, cane and beard, Randi looks like a villainous monk, though the more you get to know him over the course of the film, the more he grows into your coolest uncle.
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As it grows into its $60 billion-plus valuation, Uber's sights have to be set higher over time — especially as a future where cars are no longer controlled by humans starts to become increasingly real.
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Scamp, who was last year's runner-up, has black and gray hair that grows into dreadlocks down his back, an "extremely round body" and two-inch long legs, his owner, Yvonne Morones, said on Saturday.
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For the benefit of anyone who slept through Psychology 101, the show keeps flashing back to Eli's 1849 trauma to make sure we know that a child scarred by violence grows into a coldhearted adult.
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The Philips SmartSleep Connected Sleep and Wake-Up Light similarly calls upon a warm-tinted light to mimic a naturally occurring dawn, emitting a red-tinted light that gradually grows into a bright white light.
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"We will continue to assist you in various ways as this corridor expands and grows into a network of cargo flights as per demand of the market," India's ambassador to Afghanistan, Manpreet Vohra, told Ghani.
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There was "I'm a Seed" (19683, illustrated by Judith Moffatt), in which two seeds have a conversation and, over time, learn that they are different — one grows into a marigold, the other into a pumpkin plant.
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Along with cuts to climate research, satellites, and other weather-related programs, the cuts will put a big strain on the forecasters we're currently relying on to get ready as Irma grows into a monster storm.
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It begins with a clicky, almost woody synth texture that grows into something more corrosive and friction-heavy over time, evolving with a sonorous vocal accompaniment that slowly explores a series of harmonies and melodic gestures.
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As if enclosed in a warm blanket that at first feels too harsh but then grows into comfort, the way that fear of people softly wanes and wilts away, conversation gets easier, more frequent, even necessary.
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Rather than living out the balance of his life in the severity of an institution, Virginia's Community Living Waiver offers the possibility that Wayne will get the supports he needs as he grows into an adult.
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Through six seasons (seven by some counts, as the final season was 21 episodes and split in two), the series grows into an increasingly complex, violent and morally ambiguous story about changing times and old grudges.
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" Carried through by Lotz's voice—powerful whether loud or quiet—the track starts small and grows into an urgent rock song that crescendos with Lotz insisting "The truth is just a piece of gold dressed as coal.
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An infant when he inherits the crown, this king (Jon Norman Schneider in a lovely, understated performance) grows into a placid, passive, pious man — reasonably decent, albeit comically effete in the manner of those pampered from birth.
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In reality, as patients would later learn, mesh is a plastic implant made of rough netted material and is attached to the pelvis with trocar hooks; pelvic tissue grows into the mesh to create a wall of support.
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And experts in just about every global industry are fretting over the many supply chains that could be disrupted — from prescription drugs and surgical masks to rare earth metals — if the outbreak grows into an even wider epidemic.
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Their stories continue outside the network franchise, overlapping on vacations, ad deals, business partnerships, and official and unofficial franchise meetups in New York and Los Angeles, along with Nashville, Chicago, and elsewhere as the roster grows into the hundreds.
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Eddie grows into an efficient man, more like a "friendly visitor" than a brother, who sees and seizes opportunity, becoming an engineer and building new homes for the displaced, as if the future were like a bright, shiny penny.
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As Colette grows into her confidence, she plays with the way she dresses, dabbling in masculinity and androgyny, punctuating outfits with wicker hats, wearing wide culottes that mimic the appearance of a skirt while revealing themselves to be pants.
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There he builds a house, the "Monument to Love," in an unsuccessful attempt to win back his wife, which in turn becomes a private club and then, when the settlement grows into the town of Nakuru, the Jakaranda Hotel.
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The maize horizon grows into city streets and the culture grows louder the more you drive into the state's capital, but the hardcore punk kids still live by the same rural message: If you build it, they will come.
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"WeChat becomes harder and harder for its users to opt out," says Yuhua Wang, a former Shanghai resident who wrote a piece called "How WeChat grows into a huge part of our life," for USC's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism.
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Their amateur restaging of the deportation is at the core of Greene's movie, which grows into an adventurous exercise in drama-documentary; what could have seemed arch or awkward is handled with grace and tact, and there is even a song.
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This is instead Ophelia as a 21st-century heroine, who after a smudge-faced childhood running wild in her king's castle — and being excluded from studying with the boys — grows into a woman with desires, ambitions and a pronounced rebellious streak.
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Then it grows into a phenomenal 23 minutes of storytelling that questions the entire nature of the Horde-versus-Princess conflict through Scorpia (Lauren Ash), a sweet, brawny scorpion-woman who doesn't fit in with her conventionally cute and pretty magic-using compatriots.
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As Greaves loses control of the film and he relies on everyone else to create it for him — by doing their parts and not asking questions — it's not hard to see how discontent with a power figure quickly grows into distrust and mutiny.
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I was diagnosed with endometriosis, a painful disorder that causes tissue similar to the inside of your uterus to grow outside of it, and adenomyosis, a sister disease of endometriosis, which means the tissue that normally lines the uterus grows into its muscular wall.
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The "European Union has institutions which make sure that market supervisors in all its countries, including Lithuania, work to the same standard, and if any Lithuanian-registered bank grows into significant size, its supervision will be taken over by the European Central Bank", he said.
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Just as many progressives like the idea of a public option that gradually grows into something approximating Medicare-for-all, conservatives could implement changes on their own that would gradually devolve Obamacare (and perhaps the entire health financing system) in nearly the opposite direction.
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One of them asks if she's scared of "doing it without a partner," and it grows into a broader conversation about finding partners, starting families, and still being single at an age when you thought both of those things would have already happened already.
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The book is told through a series of short story-esque vignettes, each tracking different stages of Lizzie's life as she attempts online dating, confronts her relationship with her mother and grows into an adult, all the while exploring physical attraction and body image.
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Extremism smolders like a hot coal, an idea that grows into a violent fire fueled by anger, conflicts of identity, feelings of humiliation and marginalization.. It is important for the public to understand that removing any one of these elements cannot fully disrupt radicalization.
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It seems that Into the Spider-Verse will be introducing viewers to Miles Morales (voiced by Shameik Moore) as he grows into his role as Spider-Man, mentored by an older, more inveterate take on Peter Parker (voiced by Jake Johnson) than any we've seen before.
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Inspired by her paternal grandmother and a few dear friends and their daughters, Mari decided that, like them, she wanted her hair styled into locs, a process in which hair is divided into small sections and left uncombed until it mats and coils and grows into itself.
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So the tiny creature quickly grows into a larger, ominous and eventually murderous one, creating what amounts to a claustrophobic war of attrition for the international crew, who -- cut off from contact with mission control-- join the lengthy cinematic ranks of brilliant scientists that occasionally do really dumb things.
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Sportswear all starts with the sneakers, and it grows into apparel as the brand raises its profile and cachet in the US. Most of Adidas' growth has started from the fashion side, and now King expects that will translate into sales for things like equipment and football cleats.
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But as Mateo and Rufus embark on a quest to check items off their bucket list while they still have time, their friendship grows into something more, ultimately exploring what happens when we fall in love with someone we know we only will have a very limited time with.
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When a person is promoted to a top job in life, usually one of two things happens: He either grows or he swells — he either evolves and grows into that job or all of his worst instincts and habits become swollen and just expand over a wider field.
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"With all seven historic theaters now set up for long-term use, this feels like the exact right time for me to pass the baton and watch the organization that has been my professional home for these many years as it grows into its next phase," she added.
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It's funny because I've had such a girl crush on Rebecca for so long, and she's one of those people that exceeded my expectations and everything that I wanted her to be, so it was really easy for me to create that infatuation that grows into a real love for Olive.
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Prince doesn't bring that determination and intensity quite yet—he looks like he'd more likely snuggle a perp into submission—but by the time he's completed eight months of doggy police academy training and grows into his ears, the pup should be ready for a long, productive life on the force.
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From the show's opening harmonies, A Bronx Tale projects a combination of hometown pride and winsome affability — one it maintains even as its protagonist, Calogero, grows into adulthood amid a backdrop of organized crime, violence, and escalating racial clashes between his primarily immigrant neighborhood and the Bronx's local black population.
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We'll never know if Henderson had any awareness that his tweet would attain the kind of viral attention that every ad agency in the world would literally slaughter toddlers for, but it was the kind of tweet that grows into the sort of hulking beast that stalks the TL for months, years even.
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By filling out Arthur's document, a client can clearly state how they'd like their social media to be handled in the event of their death and whether they'd prefer to be embalmed, buried in a bio-urn (a seed pod for ashes that nourishes the earth and grows into a plant), or anything in between.
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Conception requires four events to unfold perfectly: An ovary must release an egg; a sperm must reach and fertilize that egg; the fertilized egg must then travel through a woman's fallopian tube and into her uterus; and finally, it must remain in the uterus, anchored in place, as it grows into a healthy fetus.
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The story — a traumatized girl grows into a sexually frigid, kleptomaniac, compulsively identity-shifting young woman, saved by psychoanalysis and the patient love of a wealthy man — has been told in Winston Graham's 1961 novel, Alfred Hitchcock's 1964 film and now Nico Muhly's new opera, which had its premiere at English National Opera here on Saturday.
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Those ideas and feelings are manifest in the superb short story "Winter Dreams," which serves not only as a proto-Gatsby — a semi-autobiographical tale of a St. Paul boy who grows into a man obsessed with the rich and beautiful Judy Jones — but also is the closest we get to understanding Fitzgerald's relationship with his hometown through his fiction.
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The root of the word is the Greek askein, which means "to exercise," as an athlete would when training for an event, a word that grows into the Greek word asketes, which means "a monk or hermit," the sort of person who would either withdraw from the world or who, because of the rigors of endless training, might well seem to.
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Sure, we can try to creep ourselves out by hanging up Christmas lights in our living rooms, listening to the soundtrack on full blast, manically hacking giant holes in the walls of our homes with hatchets, and eating chocolate pudding and Eggos on the couch while staring at the Netflix menu until our muscles atrophy and our skin grows into the cloth fibers of our sofas.
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It's that it's so mind-bogglingly atrocious, so far removed from any modern conceptions of taste, that it grows into this fascinating and hilarious slog where each new half-baked idea, offensive cliché, and ill-advised Beavis and Butthead skit brings it to deeper and deeper lows, such that by the end, you could make a convincing argument that it's the worst album of all time.
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Provided humans survive our own self-destructive tendencies, the Earth's atmosphere could have another billion years, and the Sun maybe 7 billion to 10 billion years before it grows into a red giant, ejects its outer layers, and remains just a glowing core around the same size as the Earth but packing far more mass, called a white dwarf, according to John Baez, a physicist at University of California, Riverside.
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The fact is, all women are working women, whether they make the commute each morning or spend the day with their children at home, or some combination of both," Trump said, adding, "We don't label men 'working men,' and it is my hope that by the time my daughter Arabella grows into a woman, she will not be defined by whether she works inside or outside the home.
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As he grows into his body and has to devote more of his energy to carrying the offense, it'll eventually become clear that being closer to the basket more of the time is the way he can make the most impact on defense; and if the league keeps shifting toward the perimeter, maybe there won't be all that much banging and physicality at the position by the time he's ready to become a full-time five anyway.
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While it expresses horrors, it also comes alive as Perlongher's heightened language pushes his content into another dimension: In mama's baskets that alternatively are emptied or filled with emeralds, tubes, in the tuck of that bias that tightens — a little too much — those bras, in the moony blue hair seaglory, in the sucking of that squeezed tit, in the kneeling stool, against a mandolin, salami, pool of smooth pipes There Are Cadavers As the poem grows into a kind of rhythmic litany of the endless deaths, the poet calls upon his own friends, living and dead, for their ethical oversights: I don't want to mention it, Fernando, but that time you sent me to the office to do the paperwork, while I was crossing the street, a little old woman fell down, hit by a piston rod, and the carriages going by, with those outdated crepes (I happen to need, as I've told you, another pair of white pants) do you think they are going to stop, Fernando?
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