They tried a homegrown speedster, Dee Gordon, and a homegrown slugger, Joc Pederson.
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The 'homegrown' threat The terrorist threat in the United States is an overwhelmingly homegrown phenomenon.
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When we get to our friends' house, they make us Moscow Mules and a caprese salad using homegrown tomatoes, homegrown basil, mozzarella, and balsamic vinegar.
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Here are more amazing facts: The Oakland Athletics have just one homegrown everyday player (designated hitter Ryon Healy) and no homegrown starting pitchers until the injured Sonny Gray returns.
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Homegrown terror Homegrown terror hit America more prominently as the decade progressed, through youth joining groups such as Al-Shabaab in the Horn of Africa and al Qaeda in Yemen.
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He is the author of the new book "United States of Jihad: Investigating America's Homegrown Terrorists" from which this article is adapted, and a related HBO documentary, "Homegrown", premieres Monday.
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They must overcome a key homegrown issue - falling productivity.
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" Senator Chuck Grassley, of Iowa, called it "homegrown terrorism.
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Midway through, Mr. Brenner considered adding a few homegrown artists.
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The Chinese financial landscape is dominated by homegrown technology giants.
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The homegrown messaging app by Tencent boasts 768 million users.
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But his neighbors are fiercely proud of their homegrown leader.
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More importantly, it gave homegrown entrepreneurs something to aspire to.
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Instead, the bigger cause of China's market turmoil is homegrown.
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That includes taking homegrown terror groups and making them affiliates.
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We have the homegrown extremists, whatever camp they fall in.
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To read more about our homegrown superhero, head to GQ.co.uk.
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How do you compete with China's homegrown social payments giants?
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Wells Fargo has long prided itself on its homegrown culture.
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And some of the most innovative new projects are homegrown.
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No doubt, toxic local politics have nourished homegrown terrorist groups.
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Instead, the real challenge we face is from homegrown jihadis.
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They can produce homegrown food all year, Mr. Rojas said.
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After all, Apple and Samsung's watches both feature homegrown silicon.
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Those were homegrown, committed by U.S. citizens and legal residents.
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There were plenty of homegrown political activists attacking Johnson, too.
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"Midsummer" is one of the festival's few homegrown theatrical ventures.
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Now, the resistance inside the Indian areas is overwhelmingly homegrown.
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Milwaukee residents are fed up with our homegrown sideshow act.
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It wants to empower Chinese brands and foster homegrown technology.
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Homegrown stories straight from the fields and farms of America.
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Such homegrown networks are an organic response to market failure.
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Idrissi agrees that drone technology and startups should be homegrown.
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What are some of the most popular homegrown apps there?
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UNITED STATES OF JIHAD: Investigating America's Homegrown Terrorists, by Peter Bergen.
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That 21960s-era turn toward homegrown talent may have involved economics.
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That stuff is nearly all coming from homegrown right-wing sources.
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The Ku Klux Klan is America's original and homegrown terrorist group.
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CFR notes that the terrorist could be either foreign or homegrown.
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Either way, India's problem is mostly homegrown – and it looks thorny.
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Homegrown competitors, including ZEN Energy, also offer home energy storage solutions.
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DHS renewed a bulletin warning of possible attacks from homegrown terrorists.
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And even now, Lincoln, the homegrown luxury division, continues to struggle.
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Yet despite this, Toronto is yet to birth a homegrown unicorn.
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Florida health officials, meanwhile, announced seven more homegrown cases of Zika.
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VM: What do you think about the conversation of homegrown homophobia?
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Ninety-seven percent America's motor fuel is blended with homegrown ethanol.
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Cincinnati has the most homegrown players on its roster with 46.
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Windows Server may be running their custom and homegrown Windows apps.
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Iran has been promoting a homegrown messaging app called Soroush instead.
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The local Memphis community is rallying behind their homegrown sport-stars.
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The Skirball winter-spring season will also include some homegrown talent.
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Another person rooting for homegrown truffles in Napa is Ken Frank.
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In the other, she's louder and carries a slang that's homegrown.
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The U.S. believes such a tax discriminates against their homegrown companies.
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Such coverage just might make the homegrown terrorist reconsider his actions.
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Others questioned how such a homegrown group could have acted alone.
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At the time, the country had few homegrown quartets of stature.
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But their solutions to the phenomenon overlook homegrown purveyors of it.
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An exception is Malaysia, where women run several homegrown investment banks.
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America systematically shortchanges tens of millions of children, including homegrown kids.
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But most of the support for the ballot initiatives is homegrown.
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In Georgia, he said, the process seems to have been homegrown.
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But its homegrown ethos is intact, and admission is still free.
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"This is not something homegrown — that's very obvious," he told me.
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And now, apparently, so have Iran's ambitions for homegrown human spaceflight.
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This boutique, run by three sisters, also specializes in homegrown designers.
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He became the first homegrown Broncos defender to join the Hall.
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And China doesn't really have a homegrown alternative to Microsoft's Windows.
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Will it pave the way for a new homegrown car industry?
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Canada has some big homegrown technology companies like Shopify and Hootsuite.
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It isn't enough for American politicians to denounce homegrown domestic terrorism.
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Usul, a homegrown Marxist YouTube political commentator, gave his implicit endorsement.
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In some cases, they're homegrown, which is nice and cost-effective.
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Homegrown forces now drive a large share of the domestic market.
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In the video, children in uniform white T-shirts with the Chinese characters of "China" written on them, sing: "We love our country, we love homegrown brand Huawei" and "China's homegrown chips are the most valuable".
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Ahead, my favorite (and least favorite) recipes from my homegrown beauty experiment.
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In 1983, the government funded work on a homegrown PC for schools.
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Here, 55 percent of the market belongs to the homegrown company Yandex.
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Much of his success can be attributed to his homegrown DIY attitude.
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Instead, they have often claimed homegrown extremists are responsible for such attacks.
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But it's distinctly South African: wildly inventive, undeniably original and solidly homegrown.
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Extremism and hatred are homegrown in the recesses of our own communities.
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Preventing terrorism is hard, particularly when dealing with homegrown lone-wolf attacks.
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Homegrown rival Ola calls itself India's most popular mobile app for transportation.
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Similarly, LG ships its TVs with both its homegrown and Google's assistants.
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The funding is mostly homegrown; foreign investors made up just 10 percent.
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A big bag of White Cheddar Bunny Tail Puffs from Annie's Homegrown.
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The report comments on Canada's struggle to confront radicalization and homegrown terrorism.
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Then it relied on homegrown kings, colonels and dictators to maintain order.
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"It's very similar to trying to anticipate homegrown radical extremists," she said.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump to address bigotry, homegrown terrorism and gun violence.
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The two are Canada's biggest listed homegrown non-grocery department store chains.
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Homegrown gardeners pass on suggestions to avoid bud rot as harvest nears.
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A point of particular pride: The Sunway TaihuLight machine uses homegrown microprocessors.
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She was also a passionate gardener who raised us on homegrown vegetables.
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Google may have DeepMind, but Baidu, China's homegrown Google, has Deep Speech.
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The local universities have played an important role in fostering homegrown talent.
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For many in South Korea, the solution is a homegrown nuclear deterrent.
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The U.S. also currently has no specific statue to address homegrown terrorism.
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And if some of the ingredients are homegrown, so much the better.
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Mosaic, a homegrown megachurch, has three churches, including in Pasadena and Venice.
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The end result is a disruption of the brain's homegrown immune system.
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And it has also spurred an evolution in the city's homegrown aesthetic.
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One reason is that China aggressively subsidizes the creation of homegrown alternatives.
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As TikTok has surged in popularity, so have the platform's homegrown stars.
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When confronted with opposite and belligerent populism from abroad, homegrown populism expands.
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Furthermore, some homegrown elements exist that render the president's revolution truly idiosyncratic.
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Postobón is a storied brand that sells a rainbow of homegrown drinks.
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A point of particular pride: The Sunway TaihuLight machine uses homegrown microprocessors.
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But Washington is also worried about China's efforts to build homegrown champions.
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And Ashleigh Barty is Australia's best chance for a homegrown singles winner.
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Homegrown women's groups are popping up everywhere, from Phoenix to Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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The threat today is "homegrown" and not the result of foreign infiltration.
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It's unclear to what extent LG plans to use the homegrown chips.
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They're massively important, because anything interesting will begin in a homegrown fashion.
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Albeit much smaller than China, India lacks China's fierce homegrown tech competitors.
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Homegrown aircraft carrier News reports say the PLA Navy's first homegrown aircraft carrier has completed its fourth round of sea trials and returned to the port where it was built, the Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Company (DSIC) shipyard in Dalian.
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Homegrown terrorism commonly refers to terrorist acts committed by a government's own citizens.
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It needs government approval to compete with the country's dominant homegrown internet services.
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For American expats, tax season is even more cumbersome than the homegrown variety.
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To reach its full potential, Uber has to start out-competing homegrown competitors.
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The government has dismissed those claims and insists that the violence is homegrown.
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"Ted Cruz wants to monitor Muslim communities and stop homegrown terror," said one.
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Some are homegrown New Mexico companies; others are global leaders in their industries.
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However, at least one homegrown star is being lambasted for not speaking out.
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" Police characterized McQuilliams as a "homegrown American terrorist trying to terrorize our people.
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UNITED STATES OF JIHAD Investigating America's Homegrown Terrorists By Peter Bergen 387 pp.
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Called Freedom 251, it has been manufactured by a homegrown company, Ringing Bells.
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He is the author of "United States of Jihad: Investigating America's Homegrown Terrorists."
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That's why the alternative of homegrown nuclear was always so attractive—before Fukushima.
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We're good with the homegrown curls and kinks that make us... well, us.
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So tamping down immigration won't fix the real issue, which is "homegrown" terrorism.
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Chesky linked the Trump effect and Airbnb's homegrown efforts to rising economic insecurity.
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Don't soccer gangs seem a bit tame in comparison to your homegrown gangs?
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In fact, it's that sort of homegrown energy the brand prides itself on.
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But to date, the U.S. media has downplayed the dangers of homegrown Zika.
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Smartphones above CNY2,000 include Apple's iPhone 6s, homegrown brand OPPO's R7 and R7s.
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They're likely hoping to inspire a lone wolf or homegrown terrorist to act.
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The RSS leadership speaks of rural roots and the virtues of the homegrown.
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China and Japan's experience with homegrown craft, however, underlines the costly challenge ahead.
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They said the crowd was protesting national events, but also homegrown police killings.
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At Nightingale the inspiration is homegrown Canadian with an added emphasis on Italian.
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The homegrown version of TikTok is called Douyin and only available in China.
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In this episode, the same man delivers a homegrown advertisement for said shovels.
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Beijing could also push its own homegrown smartphone companies, like Xiaomi and Huawei.
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"It's a lot of work to maintain your own homegrown solutions," she said.
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A year ago, Walmart (WMT) introduced Allswell, the retailer's first homegrown digital brand.
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Whatever the political optics, Turkey's crisis is in large part a homegrown affair.
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It is possible that a hybrid homegrown model might be better than either.
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And there are plenty of gangs in the United States already, some homegrown.
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While homegrown stores have long been a trademark here, eateries have been scarce.
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And on Sunday night, two beloved homegrown labels took the inclusivity mantra further.
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Their case shed light on the world of female jihadists in homegrown terrorism.
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Outside of the forests and reserves, Rwanda is also nurturing homegrown art talents.
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Instead, they said, it would help homegrown companies winnow out other local competitors.
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Homegrown duffers and real estate investors here hope that is about to change.
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The first homegrown female Emirati superhero, Emara is gaining attention around the world.
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Far more concerning is the threat of homegrown terrorists, including right-wing extremists.
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It makes MS-13 seem like a foreign invader, not a homegrown threat.
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Narrator: So, just how far has country strayed from its homegrown, bluegrass roots?
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Annie's Homegrown saw the largest growth, with unit sales increasing about 26 percent.
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In that case, the individual was a homegrown terrorist from the United Kingdom.
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We must cultivate homegrown talent by making long-term investments in STEM education.
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We are a bold, innovative city that has plenty of homegrown tech talent.
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It's a homegrown ideology, and it's one that we are far from defeating.
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Anyone can download it, opening the door to Facebook developing its own homegrown talent.
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Chinese leaders have nonetheless taken steps to nurture a homegrown genetically modified crop industry.
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Some homegrown web browsers in China like Qihoo's 360 Browser are blocking the 996.
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I will literally fight you over a homegrown tomato picked straight off the vine.
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"Five years ago, almost all the illicit marijuana in Florida was homegrown," Santiago says.
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Their victories helped keep the nation's hopes of a homegrown men's singles champion alive.
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That was the real question, whether discussing upsets, tournament prospects, homegrown aspirations and controllers.
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Most pissing contests are homegrown, amateur events, and their results are far from authenticated.
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That doesn't account for the homegrown terrorism that U.S. law enforcement say they fear.
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" Alice: "I guess in a sense it was a kitchen table project, homegrown thing.
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It has a smooth, quiet gait, which Ubtech credits to its homegrown digital servos.
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That 2015 lawsuit would, however, place a spotlight on Elbakyan and her homegrown operation.
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Todd began taking homegrown psilocybin, the highly illegal alkaloid in so-called magic mushrooms.
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Southers is director of homegrown violent extremism studies at the University of Southern California.
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I never understood why the government doesn't put more effort into stopping homegrown terrorism.
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Raich that the federal government is allowed to criminalize producing and using homegrown marijuana.
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A homegrown wallet and a privately managed token are the exact opposite of decentralization.
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In other cases, homegrown terrorists are simply inspired to do ISIS' bidding, Carter added.
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But the killer was not an outsider or a homegrown terrorist sympathetic to ISIS.
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BioWare had an opportunity to reinvent its homegrown sci-fi series with this game.
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Homegrown extremist threat mirrors the demographic and the diversity of beliefs in any country.
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These repeated interactions with convicted extremists are a familiar phenomenon in homegrown terrorism investigations.
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The fact that it feels handcrafted and homegrown; the puppets give it a timelessness.
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What they need are homegrown hitters who provide prime-years production at low cost.
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India's homegrown threats, meanwhile, range from armed Christian separatists in Assam to Maoist rebels.
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Homegrown FinTech companies say the government's backing has helped them hit the ground running.
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Despite Chinese hoopla about the telescope as homegrown technology, it also uses foreign equipment.
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After a briefing, President Obama said the gunman appeared to be a homegrown extremist.
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He estimates that just 5% of olive oil consumed in the US is homegrown.
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A turnaround in American economic fortunes, if it occurs, will begin with homegrown optimism.
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Immigrants, according to Carlson, aren't grateful to homegrown Americans for the opportunities they're afforded.
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"Our last two terrorist attacks [in Orlando and San Bernadino] were homegrown," he said.
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Facebook has put video and botchat and loads more into Messenger, its homegrown behemoth.
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Tell us specifically how you would prevent homegrown attacks by American citizens, Mr. Trump?
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Elsewhere in the Middle East: How Saudi Arabia is building a homegrown entertainment industry.
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The homegrown starters Dylan Bundy and Kevin Gausman may never develop into All-Stars.
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But it would give Dublin a second chance to pick an ideal homegrown candidate.
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Homegrown attacks are often less deadly, which in some ways makes them less scary.
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He was acquired by the team when another league folded and was not homegrown.
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The stars, after all, are vlogging—a pastime popularized by the platform's homegrown talent.
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Homegrown players range from troublemakers on internet message boards to high-profile consultants. 4.
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Later, she ladled out fabada bean salad sprinkled with homegrown rosemary and chili oil.
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One of the leaders of this homegrown movement is Frank Tuttolomondo at Mama's Too.
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It was a sound baseball pick that gave the team its first homegrown star.
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The parking lot of Blum & Poe, the city's only homegrown mega-gallery, was empty.
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New York (CNN Business)In 210.6, a homegrown grocery chain hit the big time.
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There's a kind of homegrown spiritualism on display in her own increasingly desperate escapades.
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Facebook tweaked its policies Monday to hone in on homegrown bot networks in response.
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It was nearly as ubiquitous as our other example of homegrown iconography: Apple billboards.
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But surveys in King County, which includes Seattle, show the problem is largely homegrown.
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Of course, the United States has a long history of supporting its homegrown industries.
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But the militancy is changing, and Sameer Tiger embodied the new homegrown rebel movement.
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America's problem with homegrown jihadism is relatively quite small, but it's not nothing, either.
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These videos display homegrown ingenuity at its finest, combined with true seasonal spirit. Hark!
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China's first homegrown passenger plane made its maiden flight on Friday afternoon, to much fanfare.
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Each episode, Bourdain brought his homegrown wit, charm, and sense of humanity to his viewers.
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It faces competition from homegrown taxi app Ola, which also owns subsidiary Taxi For Sure.
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Samsung's homegrown Tizen mobile OS makes excellent use of the 23 x 23 circular display.
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Wall Street's homegrown giants are leaner, better managed and able to spend more on technology.
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China's tech barriers have come down in recent years, especially for homegrown companies expanding abroad.
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You have homegrown sports stars leaving for more money, and Hollywood couples dropping like flies.
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People living in California trust their homegrown tech industry a lot less than last year.
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In 1970 its first homegrown hamburger chain opened, a year before McDonald's entered the market.
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Click through for our roundup of homegrown creations that are spooky, gross, or downright bizarre.
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Bangladesh Information Minister Hasanul Haq Inu said the attack was carried out by homegrown militants.
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This is when the Bertha's Revenge mix of homegrown and locally foraged botanicals are added.
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Uber is still reaping benefits from those markets through stakes in the homegrown competitors, however.
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The thing is, we don't always get that much time to celebrate our homegrown artists.
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A few months later, homegrown jihadis struck again, this time on a much bigger scale.
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He became the boss of New Jersey's only homegrown mafia family, the Elizabeth-area family.
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I turned on Flint's homegrown Bootleg of the Dayton Family and the bassline surprised me.
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" President Obama said this appears to be "an example of some kind of homegrown extremism.
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Why homegrown terror has always had more to do with race than with radical Islam?
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Similar restrictions would grant Venezuela the same narrative, providing a scapegoat for their homegrown catastrophe.
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France, though, will have to keep waiting in its search for a homegrown golfing hero.
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To be fair, it's not clear that anyone has taken advantage of homegrown live video.
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Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim country and has struggled with homegrown terrorist groups.
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Law enforcement efforts to combat homegrown extremism have started to focus more on group dynamics.
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Last weekend's attacks have sparked fears of future homegrown terrorism or plots orchestrated from overseas.
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And in a frightening rehash of current events, they return to Belgium as homegrown terrorists.
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And Pebble's homegrown, open-source software and competitive pricing have won it plenty of fans.
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This is not to say that other teams don't have a number of homegrown players.
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In 23 seasons, the Rockies' best homegrown pitchers have been Ubaldo Jimenez and Aaron Cook.
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"We'd rather see companies supporting homegrown heroes than industry giants," wrote one 16 year-old.
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For Romanians back then, television was limited to sober homegrown productions, many of them propagandistic.
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Some commenters on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging platform, called it a clash of homegrown Transformers.
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Homegrown herbs could be the small and simple trick to making their dishes taste better.
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Instead, officials have blamed a homegrown group that they call the New Jama'atul Mujahedeen Bangladesh.
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"They think this is the homeland of homegrown terrorism," Mr. Ismial, 57, said of Elizabeth.
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In all, Florida has more than 45 homegrown cases, nearly all in Miami-Dade County.
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Petitioners included the Organic Trade Association, Amy's Kitchen, Annie's Homegrown, Organic Valley and Stonyfield Farms.
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The president is also seeking to enlist Islamic allies in the fight against homegrown extremism.
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He also pursued an acting career, appearing in movies like "Homegrown" and "New Year's Eve."
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It centers on homegrown terrorism and the United States' ability to keep its citizens safe.
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For those on the right it shows that America has a problem with homegrown jihadis.
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"We're just happy to see a homegrown product traveling to other shores, and spreading here."
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The new homegrown stars — Judge, Sanchez, Severino, Greg Bird — faced the same outcome on Wednesday.
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But as the anniversary of another act of homegrown terrorism suggests, they are also unsurprising.
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Buttigieg makes clear that he wants to spend more federal dollars to combat homegrown extremism.
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Homegrown militancy has spread, and India has responded by killing hundreds of young Kashmiri fighters.
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And it held onto its homegrown talent younger minds, like Jeff Dean, a fabled technician.
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Another angle: Chinese subsidies for homegrown industries are a major sticking point in the negotiations.
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Concerns have risen in recent years about a resurgence in homegrown militancy and terrorism financing.
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That's crucial — Huawei would struggle to replace all the chips it uses with homegrown versions.
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When small, homegrown extremist groups use explosives, they often start with a series of failures.
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A new survey shows Bay Area residents are warier than before about its homegrown industry.
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Music directors from abroad have had an avenue for advancement unavailable to most homegrown aspirants.
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These can be characters like Snap's homegrown star "the dancing hot dog" or other objects.
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While other local stations were making big profits carrying reruns, he turned to homegrown content.
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The election comes as the West increasingly pressures Islamabad to crack down on homegrown militancy.
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Along with buying e-commerce brands, Lore said Walmart has had success with homegrown labels.
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Previous efforts in the United States to create a homegrown luxury group have been unsuccessful.
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There's nothing like homegrown vegetables, picked when they are ripe and ready to be eaten.
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New York Fashion Week has lately been subject to high-level defections of homegrown talent.
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Without big strides by their homegrown starters, they seem destined to keep falling just short.
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These homegrown challenges have yet to adversely affect the president's popularity, but they inevitably will.
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Foreign firms already face plenty of challenges, given China's propensity for heavily favoring homegrown businesses.
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UNITED STATES OF JIHAD: Who Are America's Homegrown Terrorists, and How Do We Stop Them?
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So I asked some flower experts and tried my own (not very scientific) homegrown experiment.
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Some courageous officials push back, and both homegrown and international conservation groups can cite successes.
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Initial efforts by small, homegrown extremist groups are usually marked by some degree of failure.
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Where his other projects felt more homegrown, STAY DANGEROUS is, as "TOO COCKY" suggests, expensive.
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It's gutsy at first glance, eschewing The Program and The Facilities for some homegrown voodoo.
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Hughes said the data was now pointing to a different kind of threat: "homegrown" extremism.
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But these mislabeled "homegrown" terrorists were never homegrown: They might have been inspired in isolated locations without access to al Qaeda or its affiliates, but they were linked to a global movement that was led by committed jihadists who used terror for clear political ends.
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This pride can be attributed to its dedication to giving homegrown artists a platform as well as through the promotion of smaller businesses, particularly food vendors where homegrown cuisines like the "controversial" jollof rice are offered along with dishes like sadza, greens, and goat offal.
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The franchise continued to be relevant thanks to homegrown stars like Elgin Baylor and Jerry West, but starting with the acquisition of Wilt Chamberlain in 1968, the team has shown a knack for knowing when their homegrown talent needs an injection of star power.
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Last month, the Chinese government also announced tax breaks for homegrown semiconductor companies and software developers.
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MACCALLUM: You know, when I think about sort of homegrown model, which this individual may be.
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The homegrown app reportedly has five million users to date, compared to Telegram's 50 million users.
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Huawei is a national champion in China, one of the few truly global homegrown tech firms.
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Others, including homegrown candidates like Kamala Harris and Eric Swalwell, had more dedicated supporters on hand.
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The Justice Department's internal watchdog is currently reviewing the agency's efforts to identify homegrown terrorism threats.
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It is convoluted homegrown tech designed to prevent Young's music from being downgraded into mere content.
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Most simply remains homegrown, according to a report by the UK's Royal Institute of International Affairs.
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" The Obama of 2016 was reduced to warning of "homegrown demagogues" and a "self-declared savior.
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Now, Tesla wants it to be a homegrown halo car to follow up its mainstream lineup.
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Indonesia has seen a resurgence in homegrown militancy in recent years, largely inspired by Islamic State.
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Amazon's homegrown Aurora database "is the fastest-growing service in the history of AWS," Jassy said.
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Uber gained a homegrown rival in Kenya in 2016 with Safaricom's launch of the Little app.
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The Made in China 2025 initiative, too, promises to reinforce the country's commitment to homegrown manufacturing.
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For one, it should not offer assistance to Iran if homegrown Sunni terrorists start inflicting damage.
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As I've written previously, homegrown extremist attacks against law enforcement are occurring at an increasing rate.
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Aggressive competition from homegrown players could also complicate Apple's efforts to make inroads in emerging markets.
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This homegrown innovation was made possible by the availability of contract manufacturers overseas, primarily in China.
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Chinese investors, he added, won't be as easily "scared" by "fake news" about their homegrown companies.
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For risk-taking entrepreneurs, cannabis holds the promise of a vast new industry that's entirely homegrown.
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The police blame homegrown militants from groups like Jamaat-ul-Mujahedeen and the Ansarullah Bangla Team.
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The Milky Way is packed with an estimated 400 billion stars, most of which are homegrown.
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Worse, there is an outside chance they could bring in homegrown players to replace the incumbents.
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Homegrown internet retailer Flipkart has a user base of 100 million, according to the company's website.
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"Very personable, very honest, a man of integrity," said Brian Dozier, the Twins' homegrown second baseman.
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The case stirred anxieties that homegrown Islamic radicalism may have migrated to Eastern and Central Europe.
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Homegrown startups such as Luckin Coffee are expanding rapidly with the help of deep-pocketed backers.
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And homegrown company Dynetics, which is privately held and employee-owned, won key hypersonics development contracts.
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The star says she's excited to share some of her favorite homegrown words with the world.
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In the shorter term, however, a homegrown beer could be just plain good for local culture.
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Mind you, homegrown cannabis has zero food miles, and growers are even developing lower energy production.
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He was acquired by the team when another league folded; he was not a homegrown player.
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The problem is systemic, currently manifested in the form of coordinated campaigns both foreign and homegrown.
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The internet is full of homegrown techniques to extract this valuable chemical from the tree's seeds.
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In 2015, the Sri Lankan government confirmed its first case of a homegrown Islamic State fighter.
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Cesc Fàbregas was born and raised in Barcelona, but counted as a homegrown player at Arsenal.
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Yet another is a 1983 piece by Alberto Méndez González, one of Ballet Nacional's homegrown choreographers.
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Homegrown competitors from emerging market countries have woken up to the opportunity that Tala has tapped.
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The trial has shed new light on the role of women in homegrown terrorism in France.
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In the early 294s, Oakland's homegrown rotation — Tim Hudson, Mark Mulder, Barry Zito — led the way.
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Another homegrown terrorist helped facilitate the bombings in New York and New Jersey this past weekend.
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The U.S. doesn't have a homegrown competitor to Huawei, Mr. Barr noted in a speech yesterday.
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A cadre of homegrown artists, designers and entrepreneurs are giving the South Bronx an image transplant.
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Homegrown extremism can only take root in a society where hate has fertile ground to grow.
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It is clear that America has failed to take the threat of homegrown, racist extremism seriously.
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But the threat has evolved, and homegrown extremists are radicalized via ISIS and jihadi propaganda online.
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Homegrown terrorists have accounted for most of the jihadist activity in this country since 9/11.
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It's telling that America's one homegrown philosophical tradition, pragmatism, hinges on the use value of ideas.
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I hope the President will continue to encourage Georgia and other states to generate homegrown electricity.
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A homegrown rival to Spotify Nigeria, with its population of 186 million, is Transsion's biggest market.
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Since then, counter-terrorism police looking to defuse homegrown radicalism have detained hundreds of suspected militants.
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The far greater threat comes from disaffected homegrown terrorists with ready access to handguns and rifles.
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What's more, homegrown movies in China sometimes face steep challenges in the shadow of Hollywood blockbusters.
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And it created a $3 million grant program to support innovative, homegrown reforms in five states.
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He was the Mets' first homegrown superstar and many of us still think the only one.
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One persistent problem is that Georgetown, like St. John's, has struggled to attract premier homegrown talent.
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JW: So as a society, as a country, how should we think about the homegrown threat?
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Watch the Bunny Bowl live on the Annie's Homegrown Facebook page starting at 1 PM EST.
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That marked the first of what became a wave of attacks in France by homegrown Islamic extremists.
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The next question is how and when Microsoft will merge SwiftKey's technology with its homegrown Word Flow.
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The country boasts many iPhone rivals, the world's biggest drone maker and strong, homegrown e-commerce market.
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And the policy as announced wouldn't impact homegrown extremism, which is a far greater threat to Americans.
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The White House must take seriously the threat of white supremacist hate groups and homegrown domestic terrorism.
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Soon, homegrown talent will take over management and leadership positions previously held by foreigners, the report predicted.
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China says it's building a new homegrown aircraft carrier as it seeks to expand its military clout.
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The show will feature music from homegrown talent, Buzzfeed reports, including Elza Soares and Jorge Ben Jor.
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As someone from Chattanooga pointed out, they have a homegrown municipal ISP that provides them with 10GB.
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Shenzhen is the Silicon Valley of China, the epicenter of its growing array of homegrown tech titans.
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In their absence, a plethora of smaller, often homegrown, alternatives has sprung up to fill the vacuum.
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Monday's successful test of the homegrown model cost just under one billion rupees ($13.3 million) to develop.
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And Honda isn't quite able to answer how its own homegrown AI technology will coexist with Waymo's.
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Even when I tasted spinach for the first time, I was convinced it was actually homegrown kale.
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It only took a few weeks for these homegrown resistance efforts to snowball into something much larger.
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GGV Capital's Managing Partner will talk China's homegrown trends and which players and innovations matter right now.
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While acquisitions should certainly be part of these companies' growth strategies, they shouldn't forget about homegrown innovation.
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At home, Huawei is most likely to offer a homegrown voice assistant in the place of Alexa.
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Those probably not what most people have in mind when they think of homegrown American small business.
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The government dismissed the claim from Islamic State and insists that all of the violence is homegrown.
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They purchased scant cooking oil and salt, and the rest of their mainly vegan diet was homegrown.
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Competition with homegrown rivals steeped in local tradition can be fierce, especially when it comes to regulation.
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He promotes parties in the capitals, booking both homegrown acts and international talent on a monthly basis.
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Yandex, Russia's homegrown Google rival — which offers a suite of similar products in its target non-U.
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That includes using Summit's homegrown social networking app to tie the community together after the events end.
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"However the threat from homegrown violent extremists (HVEs) in the United States is undeniable," the bulletin added.
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In 2015, the narrative was about them breaking record after record, using only their spunky homegrown players.
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That's the nature of the homegrown violent extremist threat, and it's why we must remain ever Vigilant.
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When I became CEO of Hearst, I inherited a solid group of executives, all but one homegrown.
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He points out that China now boasts a number of homegrown smartphone makers, like Huawei and Xiaomi.
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Between 2001 and 2015, more Americans were killed by homegrown right-wing extremists than by Islamist terrorists.
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The case has stirred anxieties that homegrown Islamic radicalism may have migrated to Eastern and Central Europe.
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And homegrown investors are far more conservative and wary of the Silicon Valley brand of risk taking.
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The main enemies on Homeland this season continue to be homegrown terrorists living on United States soil.
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The leading solar players today use a "spit and glue" combination of Salesforce, homegrown code and Excel.
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The apprehension spreads beyond Europe; authorities in the United States, too, are increasingly concerned about homegrown attackers.
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MSP hopes to heighten support for the arts in a city struggling to retain its homegrown talent.
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Not that they [the communists] would invade, but that there would be homegrown movements of this sort.
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Within Arizona's homegrown cannabis community, the smoke and mirrors obscuring Insys's true intentions has hardly gone unnoticed.
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Moving to homegrown African tech, the continent's first unicorn could be Nigerian fintech firm Interswitch in 2016.
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Listen to both tracks below, then get out there and support some of our best homegrown doom.
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Now, with the government pining for more homegrown tech manufacturing, that bet is starting to pay off.
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They will also be permitted a maximum of four homegrown marijuana plants per household in most provinces.
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Every small-market franchise tries to build through homegrown talent, and most fall short of a title.
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Homegrown measles, whose symptoms include rash and fever, was declared eliminated from the United States in 2000.
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How, if at all, does a country market a homegrown monster to the rest of the world?
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The chain of homegrown Olympians includes no figure skaters, perhaps the most glamorous of the winter athletes.
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Just for starters, here are three of the most exciting homegrown labels operating in the South today.
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We tear apart homegrown families, too, through mass incarceration, excessive juvenile detention and overuse of foster care.
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Now, a new generation of homegrown luxury entrepreneurs is building businesses that take advantage of that craftsmanship.
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" Southbend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg told the forum, "America is under attack from homegrown white nationalist terrorism.
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It is not the first obscure homegrown ingredient he has snatched up and built a pizza around.
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The homeless here, whether homegrown or from somewhere else, are estimated to number in the low hundreds.
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"It is a diversification of the homegrown threat in a way that we have not seen before."
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Scotland, long dubbed the home of golf, has failed to produce homegrown talent in the professional ranks.
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Threats, from abroad and from homegrown extremists alike, remain a chief concern, current and former officials said.
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Local officials are often reluctant to aid foreign companies, worried about jeopardizing tax revenues from homegrown companies.
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It could have tried to do everything itself, developing homegrown technology similar to what India has done.
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The high level of local influence speaks to a growing trend for success in China: homegrown brands.
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Other major tech firms have struggled to gain traction in Russia, with homegrown companies such as Mail.
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GoJek is a homegrown Indonesian tech company with a fleet including more than 400,000 cars and motorbikes.
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For these workers, the Trump administration's support for homegrown biofuels has been a rare ray of hope.
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Hollywood blockbusters tend to enjoy greater financial success overseas, but American studios earn more from homegrown audiences.
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So what options are open to Western countries when it comes to dealing with their homegrown militants?
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Pete King's congressional hearings on the role of Muslims in homegrown terrorism in New York, March 2011.
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Homegrown entrepreneurs like Rufus Bartell, catering to a young, more urban-minded population, are reviving the avenue.
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Buying homegrown digital tech now apparently seen as a savvy product choice as well as good politics.
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Annie's Homegrown was sued earlier this year for alleged false and deceptive advertising of its fruit snacks.
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And homegrown terrorists, people who have never set foot in Syria or Iraq, also carried out attacks.
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Buehler, 24, is not the only young homegrown starter who could make a major impact this season.
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France, which is famously proud of its homegrown cuisine, has long had a rocky relationship with McDonald's.
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Facebook has also been banned in China at times and faces steep competition from homegrown player Tencent.
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But the label doesn't encapsulate the people who showed up representing America's homegrown ideology of white supremacy.
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Another possibility, perhaps more concerning, is that ISIS has linked up with a homegrown Indonesian militant group.
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About 1,000 are related to ISIS or other affiliated groups, and another 1,000 are for homegrown violent extremism.
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The country reported its last homegrown case of the virus in May 2016, WHO said in a statement.
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With it, she brought a homegrown sound and style that signaled a complete and total return to form.
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In the same time frame, however, there have been 28 deadly domestic terrorist attacks perpetrated by homegrown terrorists.
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While sometimes used to describe an Islamic extremist threat, homegrown terrorism isn't tied to any one ideological background.
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Over the years, Obama has worn — and championed — a wide breadth of designers, both established, homegrown, and emerging.
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Walmart recently agreed to pay $16 billion for a majority stake in Flipkart, India's homegrown rival to Amazon.
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Acceptance of PayPal could suggest the country feels increasingly confident that its homegrown players will continue to dominate.
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The sport is devoid of homegrown superstars, and the popular ones in the league are retired international players.
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Today Union City, which opted for homegrown gradualism, is regarded as a poster child for good urban education.
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But House Homeland Security Committee recently said that over 7543,7533 ongoing investigations of homegrown extremism in 7523 states.
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Luckin bills itself as a homegrown coffee chain and began delivering to customers months before Starbucks officially did.
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Homegrown infrastructure players like SEACOM, MainOne and Liquid Telecom get little credit for the enabling role they've played.
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The support FLOTUS gives to up-and-coming and homegrown talent is something we've long admired about her.
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The Post is using homegrown software to automatically produce hundreds of real-time news reports about the Olympics.
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Technology has transformed shale before, and homegrown innovation, combined with a local supplier base, is already helping here.
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And they say the gun violence he perpetrated is a uniquely American problem that is homegrown, not imported.
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As replacements, Chinese netizens instead use homegrown equivalents, like Youku for video streaming, and Baidu for web search.
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The big picture: Amazon's Chinese marketplace has struggled to defeat homegrown e-commerce rivals like JD.com and Alibaba.
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In China, any headway Tesla's made for electric is overshadowed by an expanding list of homegrown electric carmakers.
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The big picture: Amazon fumbled in China because it underinvested and fell to homegrown rivals Alibaba and JD.com.
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" "The plan is to wear a red two-piece from Stolen, homegrown designer label founded by Elyn Wong.
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It was homegrown austerity, not imposed from abroad, and it was a somewhat gentler austerity than Greece had.
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Indonesia has also seen a resurgence in homegrown radicalism, inspired in part by the militant Islamic State group.
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Not to forget, it also supports a homegrown industry responsible for supporting hundreds of thousands of U.S. jobs.
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Her 2018 holiday movie, "Homegrown Christmas," was the most-watched non-sports cable program the week it aired.
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It also means that when Eastlink was desperate for homegrown content, they turned to Flag on the Play.
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He remembers bits and pieces, like eating homegrown heirloom tomatoes, snow peas, and kimchi around a big table.
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Homegrown terrorists and jihadists returning from Syria to the United States are more isolated than their European counterparts.
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Dix noted that Google has had success with homegrown open-source projects like Kubernetes for managing digital containers.
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The LP investors in the fund include Temasek, Euclidean Capital, Annie's Homegrown co-founder John Foraker and others.
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The case is one of only a handful of federal trials of homegrown terrorists in modern German history.
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St.-Barthélemy celebrated its homegrown champion with a parade that included a marching band and a carriage ride.
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The homegrown roots of the marijuana business have led to a proliferation of local names, Mr. Karassik said.
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The greater challenge for law enforcement today is often that homegrown terrorists commit no crime until an attack.
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Thrive will also continue to build and nurture homegrown businesses, a roster that includes Oscar, a health insurer.
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Nevertheless, he said the case had punctured the notion that the Czech Republic was immune from homegrown radicalism.
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Still, the revelation of homegrown Zika cases prompted a groundswell of calls on Congress to provide more funding.
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The scene is a roadside mart, where a hillbilly family is selling homegrown produce out of their car.
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In India, for example, Uber is the underdog in a competition with the homegrown ride-hailing service Ola.
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The partnership would provide Snapchat workshops and training to Saudi youth to develop homegrown content for domestic audiences.
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Putting aside the question of election interference by governments overseas, the biggest threat to our democracy is homegrown.
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They once represented the future of the Yankees, who had struggled for a decade to develop homegrown pitching.
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Apple could switch to homegrown processors for its Mac line by 2020, supplanting Intel, Bloomberg reported on Monday.
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Social media platforms are now facing a similar challenge with the rise of violent homegrown right-wing extremism.
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It's also possible that local interest has dropped off with the decrease in homegrown representation on the court.
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His projects there — schools, a library, housing — have been based on homegrown construction methods enhanced by imported technology.
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Like Obama, she made the argument that tighter gun controls would help ameliorate the threat from homegrown terrorists.
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Hoffer and Hull demonstrate that our nation developed a homegrown, all-American framework for impeaching high-level officials.
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The homegrown activist fund took just a 9% stake in Hanjin in 2018, enough to ruffle its feathers.
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Turkey's troubles are homegrown, and the economic war against it is a figment of Mr. Erdogan's conspiratorial imagination.
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The Romanian Athenaeum is the landmark home of the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra, named for the homegrown composer.
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"All of my stuff is organic, homegrown, no G.M.O., real lance corporal from the actual corps," he said.
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Homegrown artists have received greater national and global recognition, while established international galleries have set up LA outposts.
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Beijing has long helped its homegrown industries in strategically important areas like jetliners and parts for nuclear reactors.
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Ratings in different nations rise when homegrown contenders are in the mix and shrink when they are not.
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In reality, though, Alexander-Arnold wanted to be a homegrown player, in the truest sense of the term.
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And when Amazon buys chips from other companies, a homegrown option gives it even more sway over prices.
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It's notably reluctant to end lavish government subsidies for its homegrown industries, which Washington claims distort the markets.
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Although populism is always a homegrown phenomenon, it can nonetheless inflate or deflate in response to external stimuli.
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Yet an unmistakable energy fills Davis's short main street, lined with homegrown businesses: pubs, upbeat cafes, quirky boutiques.
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Grouper collar was grilled and then braised in a stew of tomatoes, tamarind and tiny homegrown adzuki beans.
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Ocasio-Cortez and Lin-Manuel are homegrown stars whose voices and activism have inspired action in their communities.
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It's not just that his Iraq mission was ill conceived and, unlike Abed's homegrown revolution, a foreign adventure.
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Byte, the US homegrown competitor to TikTok, admitted to a huge bot problem just 2 days after launching.
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To fill the vacuum that would result from a potential DJI exile, the government is encouraging homegrown dronemakers.
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Its best-known, homegrown company is the e-commerce company MercadoLibre, which is incorporated in the United States.
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The House Oversight subcommittee on national security will hold a hearing on "combating homegrown terrorism" at 2 p.m.
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The Chinese government provides big subsidies for its homegrown players, as part of a broader state-led plan.
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She explored the vibrant fashion and arts scene, finding inspiration among Istanbul's famed bazaars and young, homegrown labels.
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This season, the Yankees (4-4) are trying to establish and develop a young core of homegrown talent.
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All of us have a stake in homegrown violent extremism and being effective participants in counterterrorism requires knowledge.
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China's nuclear firms are currently building their own homegrown third-generation reactor design known as the Hualong One.
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Homegrown terrorism could result in domestic efforts to impede terrorist recruiting in the community and on the internet.
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Yet as time goes by, such European messages have become ever more plaintive and homegrown issues demand attention.
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The state has, according to Williams' report, come up with a softball distraction method: offer homegrown smartphone games.
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We will never be risk-free from homegrown terrorists and Islamic extremists who are inspired by Jihadist ideology.
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A healthier Gerrit Cole would help, and younger, homegrown pitchers like Jameson Taillon and Tyler Glasnow offer hope.
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Fans became enticed with the possibility that their homegrown stars could challenge the best players in the world.
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When his son Patrick discovered a new beekeeping technology, he decided to go all in, with homegrown honey.
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Locally sensitive ad campaigns and competitive pricing helped India's homegrown chip beat the bigger players in the market.
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David Shrobe: Homegrown continues at Thierry Goldberg Gallery (103 Norfolk Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through February 19.
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Spain is presently enjoying a boom in reggaetón listeners and they have taken to their homegrown princess enthusiastically.
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Developed for around $350 million, it was seen as the first step toward a new homegrown frontline stealth fighter.
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The Gear S3, like its predecessor, uses Samsung's homegrown Tizen operating system rather than relying on Google's Android Wear.
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This placed Amazon's total investments in the country ($5 billion), above that of its homegrown competitors, Flipkart and Snapdeal.
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Their best record in 22002 years, a ticket to the postseason, a homegrown quarterback having an MVP-calibre season.
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A startling report from NBC News this morning reveals that foreign cartels embrace homegrown marijuana in pot-legal states.
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Along those same lines (kinda), Waze doesn't work in the Palestinian Territories, creating a homegrown open source mapping boom.
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China's first homegrown passenger plane is to take to the skies before July this year, according to state media.
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Detroit is a showcase for homegrown, American metal (and lots of trucks); Paris is a collection of European quirk.
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" He also said the national security apparatus "must also detect and prevent 'terrorist-inspired' attacks from homegrown violent extremists.
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The government said nine homegrown, well-educated suicide bombers carried out the attacks, eight of whom had been identified.
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But on the other side of the world, China's homegrown e-commerce king is getting ahead of that question.
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And yet Robyn Jasko, who co-founded hot sauce company Homesweet Homegrown with her husband, is doing just that.
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Facebook, Apple, Uber and other companies are also expanding their presences, as is a rising generation of homegrown companies.
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It is powered by company's homegrown Kirin 950 chip coupled with 4GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage.
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Surface Laptop 2 — Microsoft's second take at a homegrown laptop starts at $999 and is also available Oct. 16.
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Bangladeshi officials have said the Dhaka attack was carried out by homegrown militants, not ISIS, and hinted towards JMB.
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Record-keeping inside large hospitals and doctor's offices was still run on a combination of paper and homegrown systems.
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Even better, she says her homegrown herbs are more flavorful and fragrant than anything she has found in supermarkets.
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These homegrown, non-GMO, sun-popped kernels seasoned with savory nutritional yeast blow all other bags of pop away.
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AT&T recently announced it is testing homegrown networking gear built with a variety of chip and hardware partners.
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As I mentioned in a previous commentary, our government needs to promote homegrown entrepreneurs instead of dying manufacturing jobs.
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Many in South Korea blame pollutants wafting in from China — but experts say much of the pollution is homegrown.
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Solutions like Jakarta's biodiesel plans, using homegrown palm oil to reduce diesel imports, fail to tackle the deeper issues.
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Big name signings aside, the USL is developing its own homegrown stars that can compete alongside the world's best.
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In 2015 alone, the number of homegrown hate groups jumped by 14 percent—a proliferation unprecedented in recent times.
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Ozobot peers and competitors like Dash & Dot, Makeblock, Cubetto, Goldieblox and Roominate have stuck to their own homegrown brands.
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Though his music can be heard in all corners of the globe, Paul McCartney's songwriting process is impressively homegrown.
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There will be guns, machetes, dogs trained to gobble human flesh, and a forest full of scary homegrown fascists.
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Though regulations tried to outlaw homegrown medicinal bud again in 2013, that was struck down in court last year.
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In fact, Canada has had far fewer acts of homegrown terrorism than the U.S. over the last 85033 years.
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These countries, along with China, have sought to improve their patent systems to attract investment and encourage homegrown innovators.
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To keep this success story going, we need legislators to continue to support homegrown, well-paying jobs like these.
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Clinton's assertion that the United States needs an "intelligence surge" to help prevent terrorist attacks by homegrown violent extremists.
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DIPENDRA ADHIKARI Kathmandu, Nepal To the Editor: After Orlando and now Nice, homegrown terrorism needs to be a priority.
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A final proof of the seesaw effect comes from our homegrown single payer system, the Veterans Administration Healthcare system.
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Last month, its first homegrown carrier, a 50,000-ton ship temporarily named Type 001A, began its first sea trials.
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And with current technology, "homegrown violent extremists" can radicalize in a shorter time frame and become threats more quickly.
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The float began in 1977 as a homegrown get-together of several hundred families and friends, Mr. Kimball said.
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The FBI found that the two US citizens were "homegrown violent extremists" and were inspired by foreign terrorist groups.
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In particular, they must prove effective in thwarting terrorists, whether they are infiltrators from the Middle East or homegrown.
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Foraging A homegrown design scene is emerging in Singapore, which last year celebrated 50 years as an independent state.
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It is a question often asked ever since homegrown suicide bombers brought carnage to London's transportation system in 2005.
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Bellhops, Chattanooga's most successful homegrown startup, is an on-demand moving service that uses college students as its employees.
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Eager to promote homegrown companies whenever possible, the Chinese government puts strict demands on foreign companies operating in China.
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In addition to its unique features, Little Cab could become a homegrown competitor in Kenya's burgeoning ride-booking market.
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It was there that I learned of the irrepressible groove of homegrown acts like Moon Runner and Daniel Maloso.
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The artists will be playing the penultimate night of the homegrown festival at a party co-hosted by Unter.
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Decades later, he brought it back for the 23-year-old Jacques d'Amboise, the company's first homegrown male star.
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That is especially concerning, he added, when entrepreneurship rates are falling and cities are struggling to nurture homegrown businesses.
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In rural America, homegrown physicians worry that their commitment to small communities is being severely tested by hospital consolidations.
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At the Hub, a rental tower in Downtown Brooklyn, a homegrown film director found inspiration in a vacant penthouse.
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But in January, Sri Lankan officials said that evidence had emerged that homegrown Islamist groups were even more dangerous.
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Selling homegrown stars could completely change the economics for M.L.S., as there aren't many opportunities for immediate revenue growth.
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Despite these advances, homegrown or inspired jihadists who have never traveled to war zones remain perhaps the largest threat.
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Rodolfo Pizarro, another homegrown player, was sold to Guadalajara, and Lozano to P.S.V. Eindhoven in the Netherlands last year.
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But you'll also find a rich cultural heritage reflected in traditional temples and shrines, street food and homegrown art.
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Now, Bush proposed, homegrown energy could be drawn from the rural places most in need of an economic boost.
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Even as the menace from homegrown extremists grows more explicit, law enforcement is wrestling with how to combat it.
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Aaron Judge, their soft-spoken, homegrown rookie slugger, is on the cover of the latest issue of Sports Illustrated.
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In addition, global hotel companies like Accor and Marriott International, and homegrown brands like Fasano and Emiliano, are expanding.
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And Chinese state-owned enterprises have shifted much of their investment banking business from Wall Street to homegrown rivals.
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This November, Borscht Festival celebrated an extravagant "rebirth" with unique, homegrown South Florida programming — and a ton of hedonism.
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And compared to its shiny, sleek, and modern competitors, it looks unique, relaying a more homegrown and traditional spirit.
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The Bunny Bowl is being put on by Annie's Homegrown and can be watched live on their Facebook page.
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They have advanced homegrown solutions for child care, transportation, nutrition and entertainment, and assistance for seniors, housing and education.
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The latest announcement has more substance, partly because it builds on an existing relationship with Anhui's homegrown automaker JAC.
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The debate over the policies, including how to expand Europe's homegrown tech industry, is expected to last through 2020.
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Increasingly, governments are writing their own rules for privacy, security and free speech, while offering protection for homegrown companies.
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Both watches are powered by Huawei's homegrown Kirin A212 chipset, with Bluetooth 230, GPS, and optical heart rate sensors.
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Unlike European countries with beer preferences and styles that have evolved over centuries, America lacks a homegrown brewing tradition.
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Salesforce continues to generate growth in its homegrown Sales Cloud business, which provides customer relationship management tools to salespeople.
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But China's homegrown chipmakers, which benefit from government support, are struggling to catch up with more established foreign rivals.
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Those moves have prompted over a dozen homegrown players to relocate from mainland China to Japan or Hong Kong.
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China's is the only emerging economy that has not suffered a homegrown financial crisis in the last four decades.
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But the homegrown talent engine that city officials sought to jump-start a decade ago is also revving up.
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Ponds, a former New York City prep star who scored 26 points against Marquette, is the lone homegrown starter.
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In turn, they export their homegrown soybeans to China, said Farzad Taheripour, a professor of agricultural economics at Purdue University.
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For two nights in November, homegrown Australian rock band Crowded House will reunite to perform at the Sydney Opera House.
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The company has developed an Australian English language selection, so all your voice searches can now have that homegrown accent.
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The needs, she said, are numerous: programs for the aging, playgrounds, schools, community centers, libraries and housing for homegrown artists.
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The news also follows the launch of Vietnam's first homegrown car brand, Vinfast, at the Paris Motor Show last month.
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Accounting for Alberta's population, Moffatt and I settled on somewhere between one and two billion for Alberta's homegrown weed market.
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China's homegrown rival Wanda launched a theme park of its own in Nanchang in May, just ahead of Disney's opening.
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The study also tracked the emergence of homegrown corporate venture arms and more Africans in top positions at outside funds.
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This scenario probably sounds a little far-fetched, and not least the bit about the repeatedly successful homegrown tennis player.
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Microsoft was desperately trying to break into the Japanese market and compete with dominant homegrown platforms from Nintendo and Sony.
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The country has accrued something of a reputation for having spurned giants like Google, Facebook and Amazon for homegrown companies.
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"Even when homegrown terrorists were quite active in the nineties, we didn't ask them very much about themselves," says Smith.
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Having just got rid of one unaccountable tyrant, the founders were keen to prevent the emergence of a homegrown version.
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"Homegrown violent extremists like Xie are a serious threat to national security," U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito said in a statement.
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That's what Carroll says the United States, whose homegrown tech giants control so much of the world's data, desperately needs.
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Until January 2016 a homegrown rikishi, as the wrestlers are known, hadn't even won a tournament championship for a decade.
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The team at Foster + Partners continues to innovate across the globe, putting homegrown design into action in London and beyond.
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"[B]etween 2001 and 2015, more Americans were killed by homegrown right-wing extremists than by Islamist terrorists," she explains.
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At this point, it's a numbers game, depending on which country has the most computer scientists, either homegrown or imported.
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In David Shrobe's Homegrown, a new exhibition at Thierry Goldberg Gallery, the artist collects debris and turns it into art.
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Facebook has also been adding features to its homegrown messaging service, including chatbots that allow businesses to automate customer support.
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This way, all the security protocols implemented on their Sailfish devices can be homegrown by the companies that use them.
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Now in its third year, Wanderland prides itself on blending international indie bands with homegrown acts on the same stage.
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The perpetrators of these terrorist attacks in the West are largely second-generation homegrown terrorists, not recent immigrants or refugees.
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Regulators say that the tech companies are doing better to combat homegrown extremism, but that more needs to be done.
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Because /u/MagnoliaQuezada was many months old, it was able to bypass our subreddit's homegrown spam filters, living and digital.
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For the Chinese in Southeast Asia, we've got a couple of homegrown traditions that aren't practiced by the wider community.
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Homegrown expressions reflect teen habits of overstating: devs or devo'd for devastated (mildly inconvenienced); and feigning indifference — wotevs or whevs.
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Investors say the bulk of Turkey's problems are homegrown, pointing to worries that Erdogan has excessive influence on monetary policy.
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Today's most immediate threats are mostly from domestic, homegrown violent extremists who act in small groups or as lone offenders.
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As well as an enviable array of natural resources, Canada also boasts incredible support for entrepreneurs, both homegrown and international.
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A Middle East-focused preventative strategy is unlikely to address the real threat, which is increasingly homegrown in Western countries.
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Louisiana State University's Tigers are named after a company of homegrown Confederates famous for their audacious attacks at First Manassas.
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The company has also faced fierce competition in China, a massive market that has homegrown superstars like Huawei and Xiaomi.
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You can save recipes from other sites to your Cooking recipe box as well, just as if it were homegrown.
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The terrorists who have taken American lives in the United States during that period were homegrown, and few were Muslims.
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The news comes after a report said that the homegrown tech giant is mulling a listing on the public market.
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I couldn't believe that President Trump could possibly have missed this opportunity to blast these homegrown terrorists of the right.
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He also suggested that being in the EU has restricted the ability of Premier League clubs to recruit homegrown players.
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What gives Surfjack the most cred, though, is the collaboration with one of Hawaii's most respected homegrown chefs, Ed Kenney.
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The Chinese government has helped homegrown internet companies grow by shutting out US platforms like Facebook (FB) and Google (GOOGL).
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So it added its own version to its homegrown dictionary, the Department of Defense Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms.
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When President Obama announced plans in 2011 to prevent homegrown terrorism, the details were sketchy, but the promise was clear.
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So the ability to develop and creatively retain homegrown stars is paramount to being a consistent winner in Kansas City.
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He said he doubted he would have been elected if the student body, which is mostly white, had been homegrown.
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Word spread, and the homegrown series became something of a neighborhood tradition, at least to those who knew about it.
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Tau finds that the post-apartheid rebels have become politicians, police and pawns under the thumb of a homegrown opportunist.
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Donald Trump is a homegrown creature, a species well known and justifiably loathed by most New Yorkers — the unscrupulous landlord.
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Not to mention the fact that reports are stating that it is the richest homegrown player contract in MLS history.
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While so much of dance music today is associated with European artists and audiences, techno and house are homegrown innovations.
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The Worcester edition of Berniepalooza, which was going on right after the LA rally, was a much more homegrown affair.
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" The same message, he said, had been issued in the past for "American soft drinks, French Champagne or homegrown smoothies.
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A gift of homegrown figs to friends and neighbors would go down very well in my neck of the woods.
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Spike Lee, the director of the new film "BlacKkKlansman," has grappled throughout his career with what he calls homegrown terrorism.
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Even rave reviews for homegrown hits like Stranger Things and The Crown can't keep subscribers committed like comfort binge classics.
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Capitalizing off their first-party about users visiting their news sites with a homegrown data platform might be one option.
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Even as the menace from homegrown extremists grows more explicit, however, law enforcement is wrestling with how to combat it.
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After all, podcasts are a homegrown medium, one of the newest ways for Americans to share stories that define us.
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The homegrown, plant-based diets of the Blue Zones residents are only about half of the longevity equation, Buettner estimates.
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Only eight players on each squad of 25 has to be homegrown, meaning teams can import huge numbers of foreigners.
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Participants in "Biohacker Boot Camp" learn basic technical skills to use in homegrown genetics projects, like concocting algae that glows.
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The quota has, in effect, simply served to inflate the salaries of homegrown players, entrenching a sort of lucrative mediocrity.
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Those feelings suggested that there may be public pressure for a more homegrown team to represent the country in 2022.
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TikTok is targeted at non-Chinese users, while a homegrown and more restricted version called Douyin is available in China.
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One other well-known name in the outdoor music festival segment is Storm, a homegrown live electronic dance music festival.
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The Type 001A, the country's first homegrown aircraft carrier, was launched in 2018 but still has not joined the fleet.
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Their challenges, they say, are homegrown: California has too few licensed cannabis businesses, too much taxation and overly onerous regulation.
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This means the U.S. still remains in danger emanating from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its homegrown political monsters.
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The talk in London and Washington is of securing borders, protecting homegrown industries, rejecting the grand designs of international agreements.
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One LA-based seller told CNBC that the homegrown service was 50% cheaper than UPS and 30% cheaper than FedEx.
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After dinners of fish or pork and homegrown vegetables, her family often sits down together to watch Thai soap operas.
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Instead, the "homegrown" food the poor would get in their box would include processed cereals and canned sodium-saturated goods.
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She released a new book last year, and teaches inspiring workshops in addition to arranging her homegrown blooms for events.
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Bangladesh authorities said the homegrown militant group Ansarullah Bangla Team is behind the attacks on online critics of religious extremism.
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The CCP very plainly sees its homegrown tech giants as vectors to advance what it defines as the national interest.
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"Visiting these homegrown stores will give you a sense of place, which a big chain can't do," Mr. Weprin said.
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"The scary part about a homegrown, lone-wolf radical threat is that it's hard to deal with," Mr. O'Neil said.
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All-natural fragrances may cause more allergic reactions than synthetics, so be extra careful around homegrown products in this category.
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Google is expected to debut its latest homegrown hardware, including the widely leaked Pixel 4, at a just-announced Oct.
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The point is salient in this case because most VA clinicians are relatively happy with their current homegrown system, VistA.
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Now, it seems like every week there's a new rumor of the two homegrown players considering a merger or sale.
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Over 800 homegrown radicals have left Germany to join jihadist groups in Syria and Iraq and about 260 have returned.
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Experts in homegrown extremism say it's not so simple — Hodgkinson had no known association to any left-wing extremist group.
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In a thread, Twitter acknowledged that there was malicious activity on its platform during the midterms, but said it was homegrown.
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In Maxwell's case, it's a homegrown contemporary designer with an earnest passion for the craft and an eye toward the future.
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The Crunchbase study also tracked more Africans in top positions at outside funds and the rise of homegrown corporate venture arms.
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Philip and Elizabeth Jennings are deep undercover, the very picture of wholesome, homegrown Americans – with two children born on U.S. soil.
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India is already witnessing a consolidation of its homegrown e-commerce companies as Amazon narrows the market share gap with them.
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A glance at reports from the past several quarters reveals the top spots dominated by homegrown names: Huawei, Vivo, Oppo, Xiaomi.
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While US tech firms lag way behind homegrown rivals in China, Universum's survey in neighboring India tells a very different story.
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Manchester United's homegrown players have only recently faded out of the side, while Wayne Rooney is still puffing away up front.
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I saw the heart of this homegrown spirit in the Street Fighter community, more so than any other eSport I've covered.
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At that point, we conceded defeat, put on some Leonard Cohen, and Tim rolled a double-skinner with his homegrown hash.
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With 95% of the world's consumers living outside our borders, America has an opportunity for greater economic engagement and homegrown manufacturing.
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They are in search of better returns across the Pacific after China's recent homegrown biotech push has driven sky-high valuations.
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For Uber, the tie-up could help it acquire new customers as it competes with homegrown ride-hailing competitor Ola Cabs.
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The attack appears to be "homegrown terrorism" carried out by legally purchased firearms, President Barack Obama said in the Oval Office.
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By 1984, according to the Nuclear Threat Initiative, it had developed the Hwasong-5, a homegrown version of the Scud missile.
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"Homegrown," far from hyping the threat, deftly points out that the risk from jihadists in the United States is statistically minuscule.
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Shares of homegrown e-commerce players B13W Cia Digital SA and Magazine Luiza SA have risen sharply over the past year.
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Whether their fear of abandonment is founded or not — after all, YouTube still relies heavily on its homegrown talent — doesn't matter.
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He went on to say the FBI had an estimated 900 investigations against homegrown violent extremists, the majority being ISIS-related.
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Iran's production capacity is expected to fall by 1.2 million barrels per day and Nigeria is facing homegrown oil market woes.
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Then there's the convenient theory that both addiction and HIV are not homegrown, but the inventions and imports of the West.
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China has been developing its own homegrown military hardware but still likes to purchase more advanced weaponry — particularly aircraft — from Russia.
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But Google hasn't had a homegrown option since 2012, when it discontinued Google Listen just before the Serial-led podcast boom.
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The Uber takeover is being slowed by regional technicalities, but the future isn't looking bright for homegrown taxi apps in India.
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Other countries—like France and Russia—have tried to build homegrown technology industries centered on AI, but they lag far behind.
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SS: That's very interesting, so you think there's better education now potentially coming from homegrown American-, from schools-, VS: Absolutely. Absolutely.
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Instead we need homegrown solutions: affordable health care, better schools, modernized infrastructure, higher minimum wages and a crackdown on corporate greed.
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The Chinese authorities have stepped up efforts to foster a new generation of homegrown competitors meant to someday replace foreign companies.
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In December, after a terrorist attack in San Bernardino, California, Clinton argued in Minneapolis that the U.S. can stop homegrown terrorism.
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Well the thing about Vegas is that, outside the Strip, there's not a lot of homegrown restaurants that everybody goes to.
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His work focuses on homegrown extremism and the relative roles of NSA surveillance and traditional investigative tools in preventing such terrorism.
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By now, you've likely seen the video—or videos, rather—for Rihanna's "Work," alongside homegrown favorite Drake, that dropped on Monday.
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He sat back down, and right there, Bellator's former lightweight champion and its most recognizable homegrown fighter fell on his ass.
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It's also where Uber is locked in a staggeringly expensive competition with homegrown ride-hail company (and Apple investee) Didi Chuxing.
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The homegrown militias are given names like "the eye of the pineapple," in reference to the spots that pepper the fruit.
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Of 12 homegrown cases of chikungunya reported in Florida in 2014, for instance, only two appeared to be linked, it said.
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But those kinds of investments have yet to pay off as Chinese's homegrown film market struggles to compete with Hollywood productions.
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This has led to a generation of homegrown versions of United States companies like Flipkart, the Amazon of India, getting funded.
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The film drew attention to France's troubled prisons, a prescient subject, considering how many homegrown French jihadists have been radicalized there.
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Four years since the Made in France movement first emerged, the sentiment around preserving homegrown craftsmanship has reached a fever pitch.
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Coming to terms with the fact that we have a terrorism problem and that it is homegrown will prove equally difficult.
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Once upon a time there was a farm family in Brooklyn Heights who delivered homegrown produce by boat to Lower Manhattan.
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The need for homegrown alternatives remains as strong as ever, particularly as fuel prices climb back to nearly $28503 per gallon.
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Indian e-commerce major Flipkart's online fashion retailer Myntra has acquired its smaller homegrown rival Jabong for $70 million in cash.
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The Obama administration is ramping up its efforts to fight terrorism online as extremist Islamic groups seek to motivate homegrown attackers.
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This shift could lead to more slots for homegrown English talent, something the Football Association contends would strengthen England's national team.
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Homegrown talent, like Gogi Dzodzuashvili of Post Industrial Boys and Tomma Chaladze, prefer the more alternative vibe of this cozy cafe.
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The UK-born festival's undercard also features plenty of homegrown Canadian talent with appearances from Art Department, HRMXNY, Thugli, and others.
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We all understand that just as Amazon is buying Austin's homegrown grocer Whole Foods, all facets of the economy are converging.
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The Crunchbase study also tracked more Africans in top positions at outside funds and the rise of homegrown corporate venture arms.
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Because Trump's wall may be causing a heap of collateral damage on a homegrown American business with more than 45,000 employees.
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Beyond homegrown food empires, multinational corporations' stranglehold on Argentina and the rest of South America is also leading the obesity epidemic.
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Amazon has been in China for 14 years, but it hasn't been able to defeat homegrown rivals like JD.com and Alibaba.
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As such, there were studio doctors and a homegrown police force, specially trained to recognize all contract players on the lot.
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Brazil has its own homegrown ride-hail company called 0003 (formerly 99Taxis), but in Rio the company only operates traditional taxis.
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The Chinese government introduced new regulatory guidelines today that would legalize ride-hailing companies like Uber and homegrown player Didi Chuxing.
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And the Sacklers—the billionaire family that owns Purdue Pharma, makers of OxyContin—continue to profit off America's homegrown drug crisis.
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Social media giant Tencent and Alibaba's homegrown e-commerce rival, JD.com, both saw share prices fall after narrowly missing earnings expectations.
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Islamic State, homegrown jihadists and far-left extremists have also staged major attacks in the NATO member country in recent years.
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Trump's lack of clear objectives and obsession with unpredictability has confused everyone but homegrown terrorists who thrive on chaos and ignorance.
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Security, data protection and cyberspying are big drivers of both countries' efforts to help homegrown companies and shut out foreign rivals.
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How do Canadians differ from Americans in the ways they use tech, and what are the most popular homegrown apps there?
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To be sure, homegrown terrorist massacres of recent years have driven home the message that it can happen to anyone, anywhere.
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The Sri Lankan authorities initially believed the attacks were the work of an obscure homegrown Islamist group with possible foreign connections.
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"To be able to truly represent Nigeria, you're going to need homegrown athletes that are going to be involved," she said.
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Reading these killers' manifestos suggests a much more strategic motivation — something that's in keeping with America's tradition of homegrown racist violence.
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China's homegrown ride-hail player Didi has invested in Brazil's ride-hail service 299 (formerly 220Taxis), the companies announced on Wednesday.
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Handsome and confident, Jordan has been touted as the next Will Smith or Leonardo DiCaprio, a homegrown star with worldwide ambitions.
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So investing in the homegrown player rather than the foreign import (Uber) may have been a deliberate move on Apple's part.
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Happ had pitched better down the stretch, but Cole had made the All-Star team and was the Pirates' homegrown ace.
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They argue that if we focus on patriarchy as something coming from the outside, we will overlook it when it's homegrown.
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China already makes the world's fastest computers, but they run on homegrown chips that cannot read commonly available software for supercomputers.
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Beijing and its homegrown companies are increasingly a competitive force in the global economy, in sectors ranging from technology to energy.
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"Homegrown violent extremists could capitalize on the heightened tensions to launch individual attacks," DHS warned in a January 4 terrorism advisory.
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Foreign business groups point to renewable energy as one area where China used some of these tactics to build homegrown industries.
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The deal leaves untouched Beijing's subsidies for homegrown industries and its firm control over crucial levers of its hard-charging economy.
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Scharre says the U.S. government also needs to actively promote homegrown U.S. competition in 5G, where Huawei has dominated until now.
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That positive reinforcement is emblematic of the Saudi approach to its homegrown jihadists, which would not translate well to the West.
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And Israel faces other challenges, some of which are familiar to many countries: economic inequality, populism, homegrown radicalism and illegal immigration.
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While there will be an inclination amongst some to dismiss Whitmore's work as derivative, the details are distinctly unique and homegrown.
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As that process drags on, a growing number of homegrown companies are developing plant-based meat products designed for Chinese consumers.
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Many of the new cases were from the city of Daegu and were related to a homegrown religious group, Yonhap reported.
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Wariness toward homegrown cognitive elites now parallels suspicion of foreign-born entrepreneurs, including those who generate jobs and wealth for Americans.
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A showcase for homegrown and international art in this former industrial capital, it is unique in Britain for its interdisciplinary reach.
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"It's very important to say that Chinese growth woes are homegrown, they're not the result of the U.S. tariffs," Jelinek said.
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In 2016, they tried to seize Ben Guerdane with the help of homegrown jihadists but were thwarted by Tunisian security forces.
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Hong Kong's Far East Consortium, Marriott, Intercontinental Hotels, Starwood and homegrown Crown Resorts are all expanding in response to this crunch point.
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Their departure is partially what's fueling the "paquete" trade -- a chance for Cubans to watch homegrown talent succeeding on the highest level.
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On the other hand, the growth of homegrown Indian companies like Ola and Jugnoo indicates how important local knowledge is for autorickshaws.
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The combination has created the largest purveyor of organic cotton on earth — from a five-year-old, homegrown startup from New Jersey.
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But in China, which basically operates in its own bubble with homegrown devices and services, the iPhone looks more foreign every day.
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Yet Uber continues to compete in the Middle East against homegrown rival Careem, which announced $200 million in fresh funding on Thursday.
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"Between 2001 and 2015, more Americans were killed by homegrown right-wing extremists than by Islamist terrorists," my colleague Jennifer Williams writes.
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In London back then, if you could score a few buds of some hippie's homegrown, it was equivalent to some holy sacrament.
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That was no bother for China; it has its own booming tech industry, and just started using its own homegrown equipment instead.
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Its public relations manager Hisham AlSaeed said that Comic Con's international presence gave Saudi Arabia the perfect opportunity to highlight homegrown talent.
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Interestingly, the U.S. has its own Ofo/Mobike 'clone' — LimeBike raised $12 million a few months ago to offer a homegrown alternative.
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Since 22017, however, every Bachelor and Bachelorette has been an internal hire, culled from among the legions of the franchise's homegrown brokenhearted.
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" Attacking Donald Trump as a "homegrown demagogue," Obama said, "I promise you, our strength, our greatness, does not depend on Donald Trump.
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"I think one of the things people like best about Light of Day is it retains that homegrown feel," Mr. Pallagrosi said.
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Its strategy there has so far rested on flash sales on leading homegrown e-commerce player Flipkart and U.S. tech giant Amazon.
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The first slate of original programming was built exclusively around homegrown talent like PewDiePie and Lily Singh and required a Red subscription.
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So bad news for ambitious homegrown player Xiaomi, which has been gunning for high growth just as the local market is saturating.
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They're fiercely anti-immigration and particularly critical of Islam, couching their bigotry as a reasonable precaution and stoking fear about homegrown terrorism.
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Alibaba takes down 25 listings for every complaint by deploying homegrown technology that scours 10 million new listings a day, Tsai said.
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In short, they're producing homegrown alternatives to imported, high-food mile products, which gives British farmers the chance to sell unusual crops.
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Many businesses were already building their own version of Digital Twins on top of Azure, but those homegrown solutions didn't always scale.
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The independent shop counts scores of international DJs as regulars, including homegrown UK exports like Four Tet, Erol Alkan, and Floating Points.
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In the year Netflix launched in Australia, along with homegrown streaming options like Presto and Stan, that increase is not too surprising.
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The festival features North Korea's homegrown and state-owned beer, called Taedonggang, named after the iconic Taedong river, which flows through Pyongyang.
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" The Chinese woman who made the gown is Guo Pei, China's great couture designer, sometimes described as China's "first 'homegrown' master couturier.
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With Google's massive app market inaccessible, Chinese exchanges sprung up like mushrooms, offering downloads of homegrown games, mobile wallets, and selfie editors.
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Jackley unsuccessfully made himself the homegrown candidate, focusing on his tenure as the state&aposs former U.S. attorney and now attorney general.
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Faced with that challenge, or that of homegrown would-be jihadists, Belgium is afflicted with uniquely complex, and uniquely dysfunctional, security services.
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Washington (CNN)The threat of homegrown extremists is the greatest terrorism threat facing the United States, the nation's top spy said Thursday.
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Google has slowly been pulling back the curtain on homegrown silicon that could define the future of machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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A Congressional Research Service report said 50 'homegrown violent jihadists' were to be released between last January and the end of 2026.
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It's a clear strategy on the part of Daesh, more commonly known as ISIS, and the homegrown violent extremist networks throughout Europe.
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That's why anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end.
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There are lot of homegrown risks facing the rand, specifically on the fiscal side, which is keeping investors on the cautious side.
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Homegrown militants in the Philippines are increasingly turning their focus to holiday hot-spots, potentially spelling trouble for the tourist-dependent economy.
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If the emotional hub of the Yankees remained Derek Jeter and his homegrown contemporaries, the macro-scale approach leaned less on sentiment.
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But hockey, golf and a summer's day with homegrown hopes still in contention going into the final round is tough to top.
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As Silicon Valley turns inward to reckon with its homegrown culture crisis, it also turns outward toward some of society's toughest problems.
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But another critic of the United States showing at Cannes — and indeed throughout Europe, where American films were packing theaters — was homegrown.
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On Monday,China launched a brand new stock market for homegrown technology companies — the Science and Technology Innovation Board, or STAR Market.
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India blamed Pakistan for giving Jaish the space to operate in its territory, while Pakistan stressed the homegrown nature of the attack.
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It is likely a case of homegrown terrorism, perhaps inspired by ISIS, similar to what we saw a month ago in Orlando.
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Today, by contrast, the bureau is most intently focused on homegrown violent extremists who may be plotting attacks in the United States.
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"There may be an element of 'homegrown extremism' to the Orlando attack," Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona, said in a statement.
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Segway-Group has applied to list its shares on the China's new Nasdaq-style board for homegrown tech firms, the STAR Market.
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He littered his comments with fear of homegrown terrorism, slightly changing his tone regarding Syrian refugees that have come into the country.
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"If we have a homegrown case, that's a game changer," Dr. Thomas E. Dobbs III, Mississippi's epidemiologist, said in a telephone interview.
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Soon he has ignited a turf war between rival drug gangs, one Serbian, the other homegrown, and the bodies start piling up.
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None of the other forces that might have checked the rise of a corrupt homegrown oligarchy can stop or even slow it.
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Acquiring Fitbit would give Google a stronger presence in the wearable technology market, enabling it to grow its portfolio of homegrown products.
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And authorities are investigating two cases of apparent mosquito transmission of Zika in Miami, the possible onset of North America's homegrown outbreak.
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The Los Angeles Lakers used the second pick to select homegrown guard Lonzo Ball of UCLA, who led college basketball in assists.
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Blaming homegrown extremism at the hands of its opposition parties, the government has also vilified the legacies of the murder victims instead.
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Since 2013, the Justice Department has charged at least 85 people in cases related to foreign terrorist groups or homegrown violent extremism.
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What's needed is a serious and intensive look at what can be done to fight back against online recruitment of homegrown terrorists.
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Officials on Monday confirmed the Saturday bombings in New York and New Jersey were a terrorist act, elevating fears about homegrown terrorism.
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The FBI says that as of September 2016, approximately 1,000 "potential homegrown violent extremists" were under surveillance across all 50 states. Why?
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We recently launched a homegrown online vision test called Prescription Check, which leverages our patented technology to provide an intuitive user experience.
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A flock of dizzyingly diverse Icelandic acts rounded out the bill, with a strong showing from the island's homegrown black metal scene.
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Steeped in history, replete with interesting characters and loaded with talent, both homegrown and international, the city's boxing milieu bursts with life.
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Demonic Resurrection is a legitimately big deal in the Indian underground today, and Makhija is seen a sort of homegrown metal hero.
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Several days later, he attacked the symptoms with a homegrown remedy: He downed most of a 12-pack of Bud Light Chelada.
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The news offers something else, too, specifically for New Yorkers, for whom Mr. Dylan is close to a native-son, homegrown laureate.
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Can we change an orientation toward whiteness that allows us to understand our homegrown hate groups as also serving our unconscious interests?
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This charming, gentle Australian comedy's first season comes to a close, with McCallum Real Estate, a homegrown Tasmanian business, in financial trouble.
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But perhaps the greatest change — one propelled by homegrown talent — has been the boom in hip cafes over the last few years.
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But they are showing muscle and projecting strength that makes them more and more indistinguishable from Silicon Valley's other homegrown power players.
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" South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg echoed that sentiment after the El Paso shooting, calling the shooter's actions "homegrown white nationalist terrorism.
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Groups like ISIS and al-Qaeda do want homegrown attacks and actively seek to cultivate them — but it's not their first choice.
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The homegrown chip also gives Amazon bargaining power with Intel, which hasn't had much competition in the server market in recent years.
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"These are homegrown trees," he said, adding that the old ones have a timeworn patina that the brightly colored new models lack.
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Without Google's cooperation, Huawei would have to come up with its own version of Android or use its own homegrown operating system.
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The North made explicit reference to a homegrown achievement that Colonel Qaddafi never neared: It had already become a nuclear-armed country.
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Washington outbid the industry to sign Scherzer and Corbin as free agents, and gave a lucrative contract extension to the homegrown Strasburg.
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Obama said "homegrown demagogues" were among the political forces threatening the U.S., which some said was directed at the then-candidate Trump.
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The shop sells great art books, a fun selection of ceramic housewares and beautiful leather bags by homegrown companies like Le Bas.
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Inside, a constellation of homegrown and international celebrities from the world of high fashion air-kissed, dined on beef and sipped Champagne.
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Olaf changed the game somewhat, between its length and its reliance on a Disney Animation Studios hit (Pixar's shorts are generally homegrown).
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In March 85033, a homegrown terrorist, Mohammed Merah, shot and killed Ibn Ziaten's 30-year-old son, Imad, a French Muslim soldier.
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"A homegrown U.K. business like Deliveroo should have broad access to investors and supporters," a spokesperson for Amazon said in a statement.
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But fans adored Betts, a homegrown player on a Hall of Fame trajectory, who seemed to embrace playing and living in Boston.
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Riding on the homegrown mission are the hopes of a nation that has increasingly asserted its technological prowess on the world stage.
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Blocking Muslim immigrants from entry or building high walls is equally uncertain: The young jihadist is just as likely to be homegrown.
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Now Canada is trying to ensure it keeps its A.I. talent and foster a homegrown industry around the technology, writes Steve Lohr.
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Also voiced was a sense that the proposed museum represented an outside cultural influence, not a homegrown product of Finnish cultural sensibilities.
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But the gamble backfired and Monfils' defeat also ended France's hopes of ending their 36-year wait for a homegrown men's champion.
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But focusing on temporary relocations and quick moves misses some of the fundamental shifts in the Canadian tech scene, especially homegrown development.
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They come from homegrown authoritarianism, entrenched inequality, the corporate capture of our politics and the collapse of the 20th-century social contract.
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Didi Chuxing's longer-term expansion is likely to be closely watched as a touchstone of the prospects of China's homegrown internet champions.
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Microsoft has been pushing hard in that area, with both its homegrown Surface as well as designs from the leading PC makers.
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Such barmy eclecticism resonates with the current generation of English designers, perhaps as a reflection of a homegrown culture in similar turmoil.
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It's not just the allure of potentially selling out stadiums with homegrown mixed martial artists that may have attracted Tencent to UFC.
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Southeast Asia's homegrown ride-hailing player Grab — which just raised $750 million in funding — is partnering with self-driving car company nuTonomy.
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China's homegrown ride-hail player has closed a more than $7 billion round of funding from investors and lenders, Recode has confirmed.
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For quite some time, Apple has been among the best when it comes to mobile performance thanks to its homegrown A-series CPUs.
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While the series has long concerned itself with terror and instability, now it's planning to do so with a homegrown brand of extremism.
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Until now, its public plan called for stuffing its homegrown tech into vehicles built by an established manufacturer like Volvo, then deploying it.
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Inspired by its homegrown roots over 40 years ago, The Clay Studio is shaping a movement that will transform Philadelphia's communities for good.
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Hastings said Netflix was exploring ways to start operating in China, a market already well-serviced by homegrown streaming businesses such as LeEco.
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At all the homegrown parades and during Mardi Gras there's a lot of sunrise things that happen to evoke this or that spirit.
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Who constitutes a homegrown jihadist, and what distinguishes the terrorist attack in San Bernardino from the mass murder at Sandy Hook Elementary School?
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Why it matters: Niantic's goal is to have a platform powering a range of homegrown and third-party-developed titles using its engine.
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Iflix, which claims to have nearly doubled active users to 17 million in the past 6 months, presents one of several homegrown hurdles.
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"We saw homegrown vegetable gardens double in the five years after we planted [the White House garden], and community gardens triple," Kass said.
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While all of Samsung's competitors (apart from Apple) have embraced Google's OS, Samsung continues to passionately beat the drum forits homegrown Tizen platform.
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What a coincidence — that's what the Part-Time Scientists, a team working on a homegrown lunar rover for Google's Lunar XPRIZE, decided, too!
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In 2015, Microsoft introduced Edge, a homegrown browser it pitched as a modernized successor to Internet Explorer, and capable competitor to Google Chrome.
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Financial services and homegrown brands appear to be firm favorites among British workers, with many ranking highly in LinkedIn's latest "Top Companies" ranking.
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Alongside Mashable's work with Pufferfish on pulling the event together, we also featured the work of several other homegrown companies on the evening.
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O), Mars Inc and Ferrero SpA together hold just one-tenth of a $21 billion market led by homegrown darlings Delfi Ltd (DELF.
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On the other hand, millennials are more likely than older Americans to view homegrown terrorism through the lenses of race and social justice.
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Not only has this meant a lack of homegrown athletes for the country in competition; it's had a devastating effect on women's health.
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"Unaffiliated lone offenders and [homegrown violent extremists] are of particular concern due to their ability to remain undetected until operational," the report said.
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Ola, the homegrown company rivaling Uber in India, has closed its food and grocery ordering services less than one year after launching them.
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Revisiting this story of homegrown American terror feels as zeitgeisty as both of 2016's televised accounts of the O.J. Simpson tragedy did.
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Additionally, according to a study by New America, more Americans were killed in the U.S. between 2001-2015 by homegrown right-wing extremists.
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Segway-Ninebot Group has applied to list its shares on the China's new Nasdaq-style board for homegrown tech firms, the STAR Market.
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China may make it easier for foreign electric car companies to operate in the country, and new competition could affect homegrown vehicle manufacturers.
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Faced with such a grave threat of homegrown terrorism, we need to allow love to rule, and remember that terrorism has no religion.
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Criminals tend to make charismatic subjects, but more interesting here is the agency worker, whose labors reflect other homegrown efforts that remain offscreen.
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The best reconfigure homegrown specialties, such as a sorbet made from red Terrano wine, or a creamy potica gelato based on walnut cake.
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Of late, however, many episodes later deemed terror attacks have been committed by homegrown extremists inspired by the Islamic State or Al Qaeda.
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Its strategy in India has so far rested on flash sales on leading homegrown e-commerce player Flipkart and U.S. tech giant Amazon.
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And to do so with a form of extremism that is homegrown and may seem somehow less offensive than an unfamiliar foreign ideology.
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In 1943, he and White created a radio drama about the recent Detroit race riot, which concluded with Willkie warning of homegrown fascism.
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"Anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end," he said. Mrs.
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"Anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or homegrown demagogues, will always fail in the end," Mr. Obama said.
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But Trump has tried to equate immigration in general, and free trade, with fear of both homegrown terror and the new global economy.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. Trump did not mention homegrown terrorists like Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber, or Dylann Roof, the Charleston church shooter.
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Last month, the Indian government met Google, Microsoft and smartphone brands to consider including its homegrown authentication feature on all of their smartphones.
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Immortalized in "Pretty Woman" the stores are upscale: Burberry, Cartier and Gucci sit alongside homegrown jeweler Harry Winston and fashion brand St John.
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Like ISIS, it's time we fight back in as creative and cunning ways to prevent homegrown terrorism as ISIS does in promoting it.
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In the homegrown corner is Baby Bubbles, a mom-and-pop shop tucked into a quiet side street on the Upper East Side.
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Mahindra Electric is leading the charge with its homegrown, battery-operated e2o Plus, a $10,000 car that goes about 87 miles per charge.
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China's incomparable, vibrant start-up culture, coupled with the development of a homegrown venture capital market is accelerating China's great tech leap forward.
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DJI, which employs around 14,000 people, became one of China's most successful homegrown technology companies by pioneering the global market for consumer drones.
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Others have applied for bank charters while touting their homegrown technology stacks and hyperpersonalized product offerings (based, of course, on your personal data).
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After tens of thousands of complaints, a platform like Twitter might eventually ban a certain percentage of their own homegrown Nazi personalities, too.
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But following a blunt period of alt-rock, rap rock, and pop punk copycats, the mid-00s saw a resurgence of homegrown rock.
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The suppression of minority votes is the homegrown corollary of this strategy—an attempt to place a white thumb on the demographic scale.
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The man pledged allegiance to ISIS during the attack, underlining the threat to the homeland from homegrown terrorism inspired by the foreign group.
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Visual Studio Code is helping Microsoft change a past perception that it's unfriendly to developers and only focuses on homegrown products like Windows.
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Hasty deals could do little to solve major, long-running problems for the United States, like China's financial support for its homegrown companies.
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And Chinese customers seem likely to turn to vendors from countries like Japan, South Korea and Taiwan if no homegrown chips are available.
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That type of activity has been deeply resented by local business people, who view some of the groups as behaving like homegrown mafias.
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That is the nature of such homegrown attacks — the things that make them relatively less deadly also make them more likely to succeed.
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Although interested in the clashing voices of London, of homegrown Grime music, the book itself is as tidy and contrived as a suburb.
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Shenzhen has been the site for homegrown innovation, including from domestic smartphone companies like Xiaomi and Huawei (which focuses on making telecommunications equipment).
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As the Mets have mixed in outside talent and promoted rising prospects this season, Conforto is staking his role as a homegrown anchor.
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Why would the new owners buy a team if they could not afford to pay the going rate to retain a homegrown slugger?
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But the successes of recent years — and the carousel of homegrown heroes like Mr. Khan — have forged widespread affection for the national team.
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Beijing has explicitly laid out a strategy for its companies, called Made in China 2025, of acquiring foreign technologies to build homegrown giants.
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But several handfuls of homegrown websites and old-fashioned print newspapers that cover the city's teeming neighborhoods survive and, to some extent, thrive.
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Here in Azzan, Mr. Wahidi said that residents had been tipped off about the impending attack by homegrown troops in the advancing force.
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Homegrown kale greens up Olmsted's take on crab Rangoon, while eggs are supplied, one at a time, by a resident pair of quail.
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International students outnumber homegrown talent two to one among newly graduated AI experts, driving American leadership in the critical and increasingly crowded field.
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These three small countries didn't cause the crisis; a homegrown Irish housing bubble notwithstanding, the shock wave they dealt with came from America.
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Flipkart, India's leading homegrown online retailer, and its fashion arms Myntra and Jabong together control two-thirds of the country's online fashion market.
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Yandex, often called the Google of Russia, is the homegrown champion in a region where the government does not always welcome foreign businesses.
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Gabalier, 34, who plays a blend of Alpine folk and country rock, is by far the most popular homegrown musical performer in Austria.
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Castillo's work investigates the role of 'tropical romanticism' in Caribbean identity and representation, both homegrown and through the lens of the tourism industry.
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Recently, it also has been getting buzz for its spirits, with a fresh crop of homegrown micro distilleries elevating the city's drink scene.
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The world's second-largest economy is already showing some good progress in its push on homegrown industries such as artificial intelligence and chips.
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So India proceeded from the Sukhoi program and ramped up their program for a homegrown fifth-generation fighter, the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft.
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They prospered for decades in a cozy market by introducing versions of therapies developed in Western countries, supplemented by the occasional homegrown innovation.
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From Singapore to California, more and more governments are adopting their own standards on privacy, security, free speech and protection for homegrown companies.
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The threat of homegrown neo-Nazi and the KKK violence indicates that need the federal government to support efforts to combat the CVE.
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There are also homegrown contenders in China: Shanghai-based Nio, for example, is gunning for the same type of luxury customer as Tesla.
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Hopes for the homegrown mission managed to unite the country, which like others across the globe grapples with an increasingly polarized political climate.
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Hopes for the homegrown mission managed to unite the country, which, like others across the globe, grapples with an increasingly polarized political climate.
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But, really, thrusting two more homegrown prospects onto center stage was just another element of the Yankees' long-laid plans coming to fruition.
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This is not an "improvement," given that such homegrown terrorists are much harder for our domestic agencies to detect prior to an attack.
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But first, you have to commit to a 10-year partnership with platforms built by homegrown Chinese tech giants like Tencent and ByteDance.
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How should liberal societies deal with homegrown political extremists, who seek protection from the democratic norms and institutions they are committed to destroying?
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Trump's communications director, Stephanie Grisham, the White House kitchen will cook with the homegrown vegetables and will donate the remaining harvest to charity.
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Dr. Green's homegrown peace mission consisted of 18 people from Leverett, a liberal enclave in western Massachusetts, and 11 people from eastern Kentucky.
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But more often than not, US authorities focus on Islamic extremism, even as homegrown right-wing terror has begun to have its moment.
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The move could boost its already fast-growing cloud computing business and signals China's growing ambitions in developing its own homegrown semiconductor industry.
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JW: Should we in the US be more concerned about homegrown threats or about threats directed by al-Qaeda or ISIS from abroad?
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