In the early days of Android, skins were the norm.
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That's how folks used it in the early days, too.
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Credits were assigned haphazardly in the early days of filmmaking.
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It was in the early days of the product introduction.
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I know in the early days you were always masked.
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In the early days, it was transistors and silicon area.
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" Glassman: "In the early days there weren't very many people.
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There wasn't that much to celebrate in the early days.
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In the early days, he beat his victims to death.
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Wondery launched in 2016 in the early days of podcasting.
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In the early days, Jake was selling merchandise via Instagram.
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We're still in the early days of the hardware renaissance.
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Q: What mistakes did you make in the early days?
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I was always kind of reluctant in the early days.
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He chatted a lot of s--- in the early days.
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In the early days, I would be on shoots, styling.
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What about hanging out with him in the early days?
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And in the early days, I was a factory worker.
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In the early days, Bezos held meetings at Barnes & Noble.
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We worked out of Cameron's house in the early days.
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An influential figure in the early days of Silicon Valley.
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Reconstruction started in the early days of the Civil War.
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Being a supportive partner in the early days is key.
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The only neighbor, in the early days, was Malcolm Forbes.
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Hopes were high in the early days of the outbreak.
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There was a lot of improvisation in the early days.
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In the early days, the numbers were slim, but promising.
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In the early days, Pippa mostly slept through my meetings.
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MD: Or threaded discussion boards in the early days, right?
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We are still in the early days of the administration.
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So in the early days, what was a popular blog?
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And just NBC and News Corp in the early days.
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It was awesome getting to be there in the early days.
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So in the early days, how big was the paying audience?
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What was your relationship with the scene in the early days?
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But in the early days, it was the Wild Wild West.
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How did you guys figure out daycare in the early days?
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You said you guys are in the early days of it.
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In the early days, Koch focused intently on selling his products.
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Let's remember that we are in the early days of blockchain.
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LoopNet in the early days, helped launch two products for them.
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We made some mistakes when selecting franchisees in the early days.
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I mean yes, in the early days I was fucked off.
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"In the early days we didn't even receive salaries," he said.
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In the early days, Wayne's relationship with Jay was open admiration.
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In the early days of radio, the church was ever-present.
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In the early days of television, the church was very present.
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"Still, Grandma cried a lot in the early days," Fabiankovic said.
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In the early days of bitcoin, desktop computers could do this.
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I worked with Marc Benioff in the early days of Salesforce.
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That was certainly true in the early days of the NHL.
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Meléndez, even in the early days of the commonwealth, supported statehood.
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In the early days, only the elite could afford to camp.
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In the early days, she took pictures of flowers and sunsets.
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We're just in the early days of how we do that.
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What was it like playing with Hakeem in the early days?
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Even in the early days, Leclerc was a talent to watch.
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" Mr. Gindi chimed in: "In the early days it was hard.
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We're still in the early days of this kind of surveillance.
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"But we're in the early days of getting there," he added.
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"We are still in the early days of podcasting," she said.
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"It's nothing like they describe in the early days," she said.
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In the early days, Orloff marketed himself as an Ikea alternative.
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No, I took a lot of pride in the early days.
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He was pretty laid back as a performer in the early days.
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In the early days of the N.B.A., big men ruled the league.
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We're in the early days and can't wait for all that's ahead.
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Snapchat's money machine looks a lot like Facebook in the early days.
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What was your relationship with the freestyle scene in the early days?
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So in the early days, mindset was a big burden for me.
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In the U.S., I say delivery is still in the early days.
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"In the early days we weren't up to the challenge," he admits.
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Peach reminds me of Twitter in the early days (share "what's happening").
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And, in the early days of the Trump administration, Bannon seemed ascendant.
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I had the chance to work on Android in the early days.
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Discussions were still in the early days, one of the sources said.
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In the early days of BentoBox, she hired someone she knew socially.
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TORCH, launched in the early days of November 1942, when General Patton's
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In the early days of the Jonas Brothers, Joe Jonas rocked bangs.
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Then in the early days of his conflict-chasing career, the Rev.
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In the early days of training camp, Michel had impressed the Patriots.
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He was posting these stories in the early days of the net.
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In the early days in Berlin, this duo got into some trouble.
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Was weed important to Unearthly Trance's creative process in the early days?
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Bannon motivated the anti-immigrant actions in the early-days White House.
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Life was simpler in the early days of the Chicken Sandwich Wars.
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In the early days, someone DM'd me and I was like, 'O.
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In the early days, there was actually a fair amount of diversity.
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In the early days, this is how they remembered the chord progressions.
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Dogecoin was created back in the early days of the cryptocurrency craze.
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In addition, in the early days, little was known about the virus.
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And our customers in the early days were a few small independents.
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But in the early days of MTV, Mr. Petty was the Martian.
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In the early days, it was the simple things that were magical.
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Johnston says that, in the early days, the container was almost magical.
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In the early days of the internet, there were just bulletin boards.
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In the early days, though, the players found the exercise stifling, repetitive.
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We may be in the early days of a changing political ideology.
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Tariffs were a big deal in the early days of the Republic.
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In the early days of sovereign wealth funds, they were relatively modest.
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In the early days, Uploadcare was basically a file uploader for developers.
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In the early days of FUBU, capital was sparse and competition abundant.
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In the early days of December, some fear the pullback has arrived.
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The lesson was reaffirmed in the early days of the Obama administration.
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She also covered the administration in the early days for the Times.
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"Utilization in the early days will likely be relatively low," he said.
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Even back in the early days of Apple and the pirate mentality.
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But beginning in the early days of the web, Sears started to suffer.
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It's an an issue that surfaced in the early days of the Rooms.
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Of course, not all adult games were completely tasteless in the early days.
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He helped me with budgets back in the early days,' Ryan said Monday.
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A few affiliate links here and there in the early days of affiliates.
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"In the early days it was about fascination with complex systems," Vollrath recalls.
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We're talking around 140 characters, like in the early days of SMS messaging.
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And, like Uber in the early days, it's beginning to raise big money.
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I think all the way back to, like, HTC in the early days.
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It was in the early days and there was all that going on.
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In the early days chipmakers handled every part of the process in-house.
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To be fair, most platforms struggle with user performance in the early days.
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Photographer Chris Craymer – who worked with Michael in the early days of Wham!
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The internet was a very different place in the early days of memes.
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In the early days of the internet, jiggling, brightly coloured animations were common.
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In the early days, Home Depot opened a new store every 48 hours.
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This used to feel like overkill in the early days of the transition.
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A popular game in the early days of video games was Atari's Asteroids.
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We're still in the early days of AR—something even Microsoft's Sullivan admitted.
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The U.S. military had blundered badly in the early days of the occupation.
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In the early days of the internet, it felt like a private world.
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So, was this sneaky foreshadowing laid back in the early days of Grey's?
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In the early days, I'm glad I didn't; you have to keep moving.
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In the early days of parenting I pretended to be confounded by swaddling.
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In the early days, we wondered: How are we going to handle this?
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In the early days of Twitter, Dorsey aspired to be a fashion designer.
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At the parties in the early days, Alex Haley used to hang around.
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And in the early days of the Sims, the two achieved moderate celebrity.
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We wanted to preserve that vibe and that feeling in the early days.
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Remember that many OEMs passed on investing in Uber in the early days.
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In the early days, an unreliable car was our only means of transportation.
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Leonsis helped build America Online in the early days into a internet powerhouse.
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MrBeast himself made very few appearances in his videos in the early days.
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In the early days, the Chocolate Drops played coffeehouses, busking on street corners.
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Stalin, in the early days of his regime, was interested in militarizing culture.
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"Our biggest dilemma in the early days was our collective whiteness," Cormack says.
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In the early days of the Trump administration, that hasn't been a problem.
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Remember in the early days of Apple, it kills that battery, remember that?
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In the early days, everyone will need to work together to overcome societal roadblocks.
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As an entrepreneur, you're wearing so many different hats, particularly in the early days.
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In the early days of social media this sort of data-sharing was possible.
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"Things were so different in the early days of the Spice Girls," she says.
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Threats of military action also circled Qatar in the early days of the crisis.
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DOLGOV: In the early days, we had all kinds of problems that we faced.
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Sometime in the early days of the Obama administration, Drudge latched onto Alex Jones.
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But people didn't think about their Facebook page in the early days of photography.
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In the early days of his campaign, Trump had no list of potential nominees.
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In the early days, that was sometimes his body, putting it in dangerous situations.
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It was very difficult in the early days, given what our shareholding then was.
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But in the early days of the committee, Waters is emphasizing her bipartisan efforts.
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"I was a curmudgeon," he said of Facebook's corporate culture in the early days.
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We were in the early days of the worst economic crisis in 80 years.
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Uber's growth in the early days had a lot to do with incentivized referrals.
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In the early days of antibiotics, prescribing arbitrary doses wasn't such a big problem.
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A lot of [AI] research in the early days was actually acquiring [that] knowledge.
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In the early days, hobbyists grew passion projects into businesses and full-time jobs.
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In the early days of photography, its practitioners had to argue for its objectivity.
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Back in the early days of automobiles, tires were white, which explains his color.
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In Moscow, in the early days of a Russian winter, I met Aleksandr Dugin.
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And you did -- again naturally -- see a lot of that in the early days.
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The artist Lynda Benglis worked as an assistant at Bykert in the early days.
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It was a concern even in the early days of the agency's astronaut program.
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In the early days, Trump hasn't risen to the occasion of the coronavirus crisis.
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America's lax response in the early days of the outbreak only compounded those problems.
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How did social media play a role in the early days of the movement?
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In the early days, Uber's customer support operations were largely manned by city teams.
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"There was a simplicity in the early days that was charming," Mr. Zwirner said.
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SANK Did you two ever feel competitive with each other in the early days?
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"In the early days treatment was multiple pills, multiple times a day," she said.
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General Mattis commanded a brigade in the early days of fighting after the Sept.
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In the early days, Airbus used the Boeing 377 Stratocruiser-based Guppy transport planes.
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The science fiction genre wasn't very inclusive of black people in the early days.
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In the early days, Bezos was a demanding boss and could explode at employees.
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"We wanted to preserve that vibe, that feeling, in the early days," Dorsey said.
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But he began transferring work to Mexico in the early days of his business.
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In the early days she and Paul, Sr., had done it every which way.
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In the early days, these tests could provide only a limited amount of information.
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Kim Ki-won needed to invest only a small amount in the early days.
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In the early days of the Genius Bar, it primarily serviced customers with warranties.
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Quitting the Raiders in the early days because they weren't giving you enough cred?
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So then that was a lot of what we did in the early days.
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In the early days of flight, engineers thought it was impossible to fly that quickly.
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But exactly why that is scientists are still in the early days of figuring out.
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In the early days of my affliction, I made a point of looking up names.
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In the early days of my affliction, I used to do a lot of research.
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In the early days of my affliction, people made a lot of tech-support jokes.
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Ferrer admitted to unconventional methods in the early days to convince Cubans to complain publicly.
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Partisan tensions in the Senate have ramped up in the early days of Trump's administration.
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In the early days of the internet, for example, people called for a single regulator.
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In the early days after the eruption, Garcia thought she had lost all her children.
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As he recovered, especially in the early days, friends and family would come visit him.
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In the early days of Bitcoin, anyone could mine the currency on their home computer.
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I think one key thing, which differentiated us in the early days, was just focus.
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In the early days, less-fancy universities were happier letting local colleges teach their qualifications.
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In the early days of Netflix, video rental companies like Blockbuster were the established opposition.
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"In the early days when we arrived, the people were impressed with us," he said.
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In the early days of Apple, Jobs wanted to make his Macintosh computers in America.
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In the early days of the Senate, it only took a majority to end debate.
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We are, he reminded me, still in the early days of this kind of technology.
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In the early days, having Glover and others shepherd the project informally was just fine.
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Even in the early days of the Tea Party, nobody wanted to cut government spending.
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In the early days of flight, those who wanted to be airborne were considered crazy.
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In the early days of his administration the president seemed willing to tolerate establishment appointees.
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In the early days, IBM's competitive advantage was its longstanding relationships with Fortune 500 companies.
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She says she didn't know she was ovulating in the early days of the pregnancy.
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In the early days of the site, most ads for commercial sex were deleted outright.
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To Boff's point, there is a striking similarity in the early days of voice vs.
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This closely echoes the Nixon administration's rhetoric in the early days of the Watergate scandal.
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MOVE FAST and break things was Mark Zuckerberg's motto in the early days of Facebook.
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In the early days of the Trump Administration, Cotton exercised influence from behind the scenes.
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Similar to cryptocurrency, Matsumoto said the concept of derivatives was confusing in the early days.
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Yeah, they did put a lot of effort in the early days, I remember that.
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But even in the early days, the store also had a large selection of jewelry.
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The team has grown from those six in the early days to nearly 1,000 today.
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In the early days of the republic, only white men who owned property could vote.
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In the early days of n/naka, Nakayama made the menu as Japanese as possible.
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Night Shift was self-distributed in the early days using a Subaru Outback station wagon.
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In the early days, a lot of people wanted to attract followers on their accounts.
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" Recalls Nicolas fondly, "In the early days I ate lots of them—but I overdosed.
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You'll recall how bereft Abraham was, in the early days, about losing his own family.
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In the early days, you said that Mim was totally resigned to never rock out.
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Of course in the early days there was mistrust, people didn't know who we were.
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"[Casper is] still in the early days of innovation," said Florence, whose investments include Jet.
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Cedars Sinai in Southern California is also in the early days of experimenting with Alexa.
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GOLDMAN SACHS CFO STEPHEN SCHERR SAYS GERMANY IS IN THE "EARLY DAYS OF A SLOWDOWN"
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In the early days, a lifetime of repressed feelings roiled, oozed and exploded during sessions.
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Fire TV is another business that didn't exist in the early days of Prime Video.
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In the early days, that technology came in the form of better drills and pumps.
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Ensminger was close to Nehru, and in the early days Ford funded mostly government projects.
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"In the early days, we considered ourselves the anti-gatekeepers—the liberators," Huffman told me.
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"The mythology is that it must have been wonderful in the early days," she says.
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In the early days, Case's parents were not thrilled to see their daughter ditch architecture.
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He could be in serious trouble, as in the early days, when she always answered.
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We saw a lot of this in the early days of someone like Mark Zuckerberg.
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I know it will take time, but I think we're still in the early days.
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In the early days of data visualization, people made infographics by hand because they had to.
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Folic acid, a form of vitamin B-22, is important in the early days of pregnancy.
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In the early days of the band we were playing a show at the Rehearsal Factory.
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"Move fast and break things," as Mark Zuckerberg famously said in the early days of Facebook.
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In the early days of hip-hop, looks breaking from the norm made a big splash.
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As he explained in the early days, not all regulators viewed this as a legitimate industry.
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In the early days of U.S. history, Hamilton and Jefferson understood the importance of inclusive capitalism.
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Learning to listen to what Nate calls "signals" was crucial to surviving in the early days.
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He said that he and his team had prioritized the wrong things in the early days.
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And in the early days, we began to set targets – greenhouse gas and water intensity targets.
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There's a fascinating story about the struggles of women in Obama's administration in the early days.
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In the early days of the BBC, women were not allowed to be announcers or newsreaders.
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In the early days of his presidency Mr Obama, too, tried to reset Russian-American relations.
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In the early days, people weren't craving apps and experiences they didn't know they were missing.
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Others have taken a less asset-heavy approach in the early days of the Chinese internet.
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The two seized control of bilateral relations, particularly in the early days of the Trump administration.
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Kim was one of the more highly touted hires in the early days of Faraday Future.
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But follower counts were a huge reason why Twitter succeeded in the early days, Williams acknowledged.
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This made sense in the early days of the internet, when it was still a sideshow.
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In the early days gender-reassignment clinics saw more males wishing to change sex than females.
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Technology and digital animation have made that effort easier than it was in the early days.
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He remembered Córdoba, hysterical in the early days, crying about his mother and starving for tortillas.
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Trump speaks in Nashville as his agenda faces pressure in the early days of his administration.
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INGRAHAM: Why did they get the story a little mixed up there in the early days?
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He says the two gave out more free samples than they sold in the early days.
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Cladoosby did not play a high-profile role in the early days of the pipeline controversy.
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In the early days of the internet, everyone pitched in like people tending a community garden.
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It's a problem that technologists, back in the early days of computing, pondered with some unease.
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He brought Stone into his campaign in the early days but has since downplayed their relationship.
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The following are areas where early-stage startups need to spend money in the early days.
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Lyft's fuzzy pink mustaches were an effective marketing tool in the early days of ride hailing.
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In the early days of BIGO, broadcasters performed sexual acts that involved stripteases, flashing, and masturbation.
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NATO was born at a moment of crisis, in the early days of the Cold War.
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Mark, 43, smoked for seven years and discovered vaping back in the early days of 2004.
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How did you demonstrate product-market fit and demand for Carta services in the early days?
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The racing in the early days, you were lucky if your car could survive the race.
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The day of online sales was invented by retailers in the early days of the internet.
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A lot of founders in the early days don't calculate what their equity could be worth.
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In the early days of Trump's campaign, McGahn began an effort to reshape the federal judiciary.
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In the early days, by creed, a graffiti artist would ask neither for permission nor compensation.
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Their friendship began in the early days of the nation, despite their vastly different political views.
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In the early days, Winter completed his quests by using phone books and speaking to baristas.
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In the early days, most of that activity was happening on e-commerce sites like eBay.
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"There were different songs that were getting kicked around in the early days," Lyonne told Refinery29.
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But the upside potential is greatest when an employee joins a startup in the early days.
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This strategy has echoes in the early days of the health care reform fight of 2009.
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In the early days, they worked out of an old Texaco field office in rural Texas.
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It was pretty awesome seeing the looks on people's faces at shows in the early days.
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That wasn't the case in the early days of MMOs, which meant games had to compromise.
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In the early days of space travel, nutrition and weight were both serious concerns for NASA.
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In the early days, untrained (aside from church-group productions as a child), it was slow.
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Dubinsky: Well, AI has a negative kind of a meaning from back in the early days.
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We didn't even bother, to be honest, to try to get funding in the early days.
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Better testing in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak might have prevented widespread disease transmission
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However, in the early days of her YouTube channel, Veloz recorded her videos, exclusively, in English.
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In the early days she and her cooks didn't talk about where their ingredients came from.
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But more than a dozen former employees say Winkler, particularly in the early days, screamed frequently.
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NT: So back in the early days where by default, you would ask for location data?
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"In the early days of Snapchat, people tended to use it to send nudes," Turner noted.
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And her performance in the early days of the race did little to dissuade that sense.
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"Design was so limited by technology in the early days of the web," Mr. Meislin said.
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Back then, Netflix was still in the early days of rolling out its original programming strategy.
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Latching can also be painful, especially in the early days and months after the baby's birth.
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How many of you remember the role macros played in the early days of the PC?
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"We couldn't get anyone to build a really nice Chromebook in the early days," Lin said.
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Back in the early days of the cap, teams were still figuring out what was allowed.
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Getting this process right in the early days of Lime's presence in San Francisco is crucial.
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And we don't do that, because in part, we thought about that in the early days.
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It's a problem akin to what traditional publishers faced in the early days of digital media.
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I remember in the early days of my baby's life wanting to go places but feeling stuck.
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In the early days of Reddit, that backstory provided a guarantee that the site would stay afloat.
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In the early days of the wildly popular Final Fantasy XI, I was a highly active player.
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The ideological divisions inside the GOP have already flared in the early days of the new Congress.
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Begun in the early days of photography, it had largely — though not completely — petered out by 1900.
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Back in the early days of computer science, there were many women working in tech in France.
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But to those at WeWork in the early days, Rebekah's involvement in the company was not obvious.
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The backstory: In the early days of the 401(k), there were just a handful of adopters.
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In the early days of the primary, Nixon's campaign appeared to have some impact on Cuomo's agenda.
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Even Thrones, back in the early days, could reportedly pull off each installment for around $63 million.
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That encounter soured U.S.-Chinese relations in the early days of President George W. Bush's first administration.
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Lightspeed Venture Partners, Austin Ventures and Origin Ventures previously invested in the early days of the company.
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In the early days of inPulse, our first watch, we published a new software update every Friday.
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The united front OPEC members showed in the early days of the deal has begun to crack.
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None of this would ever have seemed possible back in the early days of her video career.
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What was that like in the early days of making investments, and what were you focused on?
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Eva's creator, Hideaki Anno, often defended otaku culture in the early days of anime on the internet.
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The meetings were largely expected to be procedural, with little discussion on substance in the early days.
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Isabelle Lavergne, Lampiris's human resources director, remembers the reluctance and avalanche of questions in the early days.
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Insurance teams began gathering in Chico in the early days of the fire that erupted on Nov.
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In 1993, in the early days of Clinton, grunge, and ECW, there was just no way through.
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I remember thinking about giving it all up one time in the early days of the Beatles.
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And now, more shelters and housing options are available than in the early days of the wildfire.
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I used to work in analog entirely—in the early days, MIDI was pretty bad, timing-wise.
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Old timers remember in the early days they'd be lucky if a bus came every two hours.
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In fact, in the early days of Christianity, Jesus's birth didn't receive much attention, if at all.
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Mr. Patterson was unable to conclusively identify his attackers even in the early days after the assault.
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In the early days, each of these rooms was carefully curated according to different types of styles.
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In the early days, there was one Senegalese player who had a pay-and-go SIM card.
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The majority of the content on Vine in the early days were videos that make you laugh.
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In the early days of the commercial Internet, Internet access service was provided primarily over telephone lines.
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In the early days, Wolf tried selling baklava at Oregon dispensaries, which baffled the medical-stoner crowd.
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And since then, there's been a lot of competition in the early days, some rational, some irrational.
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In the early days of the outbreak, his administration missed a chance to ensure more widespread testing.
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Supplementing breast-feeding with formula may be good for some babies in the early days of life.
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In the early days, Capitol Wrestling was a two-hour live event shown weekly in 11 states.
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In the early days of gay rights, members of our community forged strong bonds through their activism.
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KS: I think a lot of people would think Microsoft, in the early days, was not transparent.
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Hailey Baldwin struggled with comparing herself to her peers in the early days of her modeling career.
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In the early days of PiL, fans and critics resisted Mr. Lydon's new, more musically adventurous, direction.
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In the early days of his administration, President Trump did not hesitate to bash the drug industry.
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In the early days of the crisis, online vitriol had largely been directed at the local authorities.
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In the early days of last fall, my daughter was projecting confidence about the college application process.
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But moderate Republicans have been able to flex their muscle in the early days of the trial.
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One affidavit filed in the early days of the investigation made a reference to the gunman's health.
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In the early days, Sheffield said, the fans proved to him that they would support the team.
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In the early days, posts averaged 60 or 70 comments each; this season's have sometimes topped 1,000.
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" The P.R. rep said that, in the early days of Mui, the company's slogan was "Interactive wood.
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But she said, a similar phenomenon had happened in the early days of the internet and cellphones.
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Both Bozeman and Wellman struggled to grow their audience in the early days of their YouTube channels.
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But often, especially in the early days of new companies, losing money is part of the plan.
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That probability was acceptable in the early days, when it seemed the campaign would be over quickly.
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Yet in the early days of the Trump era, it seems clear that the reverse is true.
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She said she had made changes to drafts of Park's speeches in the early days of her presidency.
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"In the early days, if I heard Saru was coming, I ran the other direction," Mr. Meyer said.
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Modern fanfic is dominated by teens, but Robinson pointed out that they were rare in the early days.
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His comments about Jews and black people were dismissed as "trolling" in the early days of his notoriety.
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In the early days, triathlons varied according to individual races, but now there are four popular standard lengths.
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Which I think is okay in the early days of a startup, when you're just following your intuition.
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This was in the early days of the financial crisis and Ginkgo had no luck attracting outside investors.
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Even in the early days of the backlash, Assil understood that it was about more than the mural.
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But in the early days of the art, it was indebted to a tradition of portraiture in painting.
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In the early days of the mobile industry we didn't have any job description for user interface designers.
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This isn't the same executive order that generated a huge backlash in the early days of Trump's presidency.
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The GIF — a primitive image format designed in the early days of the internet — is detached and humorous.
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She's still in the early days of her viral fame, so she seems to be in good spirits.
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In the early days, at least 550 (and perhaps 2,000 or more) opponents of the revolution were executed.
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When I was at eBay in the early days, we were explaining to people what the Internet was.
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In the early days of the operating system, Samsung had TouchWiz, HTC had its Sense and so on.
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Eisen is clear about being a rookie, and still in the early days of putting together a campaign.
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In the early days, it seemed Netflix was willing to green light any show for a second season.
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That's great news for entrepreneurs, many of whom are operating on bootstrapping budgets, particularly in the early days.
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Few people come to harm these days due to engine problems, unlike in the early days of aviation.
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But as in the early days of the Trump administration, the executive actions also hinted at political weakness.
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The fact of the matter is, the public needed a map in the early days of the internet.
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And in the early days of a relationship, sexting is often a race to the perfect punch line.
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Diana started suffering from bulimia during the engagement and it continued in the early days of the marriage.
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In the early days, most of the people who served our coffee came from the creative arts. Right?
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One of the key founding figures in the early days was a Hamburg economics professor named Bernd Lucke.
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In the early days of self-driving cars, riders will need to trust the machine over the mind.
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So did Trump in the early days of his campaign, although his healthcare platform never included the idea.
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Conway was temporarily receiving protection because of threats she'd received in the early days of the Trump administration.
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Many of the friends I made in the early days slowly became annoyed at my lack of skill.
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In the early days of the republic, states routinely and aggressively revised, amended, and even revoked corporate charters.
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In the early days, critics feared that "carbon credit cowboys" would displace or exploit locals and pocket profits.
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The kind Dany represented in the early days of this story but is only now beginning to embody.
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Trading in Lyft shares was rocky in the early days, with the stock falling below its IPO price.
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In the early days, he described his users as "dumb f---s" for trusting him with their data.
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Flynn pleaded guilty a year ago to lying to investigators in the early days of the Trump administration.
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In the early days, Orazio made everything himself, working nonstop to ensure his products were of consistent quality.
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In the early days of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg used to get to the office around 10:30 a.m.
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In the early days of the Internet, we heard about walled gardens; this would be a walled life.
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Kara Swisher: What about in some of the things you got in trouble with in the early days?
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In the early days we had a real hard time, we used to slog all over the country.
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But if you go that route, be prepared to invest heavily in building community in the early days.
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During his presidential campaign and even in the early days of his administration, Donald Trump has avoided specifics.
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"People sometimes thought of us, at least in the early days, as a little bit crazy," Reich said.
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"It's important for folks to know that we're still in the early days of fast match," Bakari said.
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We were the first in the early days we instituted a criminal background check, a driving record check.
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In the early days of the evacuation, the provincial government held nightly telephone conference calls to provide updates.
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A mistake is exactly what got Raquel Allegra into tie-dye in the early days of her business.
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Yeah, I think we had you out in one of the Priuses way back in the early days.
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Mr. Bisono surmised that NYC Harinam was more akin to how the society was in the early days.
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Information may want to be free, as an aphorism had it in the early days of digital media.
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And, despite some rumblings in the bond market, stocks moved even higher in the early days of 235.2.
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In the early days of the policy, the administration was seeing upward of 100,000 border crossings a month.
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However, in the early days of his career, he often saw jokes about his name in the headlines.
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Speaking to CNBC, Alessandri said being self-funded helped the company to grow sustainably in the early days.
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Tax-related selling and profit taking could cause a pullback in the early days of 250, analysts say.
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"I guess in the early days, he showed me this D.I.Y. road map to success," Mr. McGinley said.
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Did I read somewhere that you bonded in the early days because one of you shaved the other?
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His father worked as a journalist in the early days of radio, and his mother was a homemaker.
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In the early days of the policy, the administration was seeing upwards of 100,000 border crossers a month.
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James Buckhouse: Roelof, can you talk a little bit about the culture at PayPal in the early days?
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In the early days, the Sullivan was largely awarded to white athletes from places like the Ivy League.
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"In the early days, around 2013, the main challenge was that there weren't any female decisionmakers," Griffiths says.
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NEW YORK — Christmas has arrived early for Wall Street in the early days of the Donald Trump era.
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In the early days of Amazon's expansion into logistics, executives wrestled over what price to put on safety.
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In the early days of jet-powered commercial flight, traditional thinking dictated that there is safety in numbers.
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"From Day 1 she was there helping Gene, in the early days, as a confidante," Mr. Skotak said.
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In the early days of the reform period, social mobility increased notably, producing many rags-to-riches stories.
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There are other ways to fund a business besides VC or taking on loans in the early days.
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In the early days, it was a greenfield where simply building a great product could get you further.
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The White House was beset by leaks of highly sensitive information in the early days of Trump's presidency.
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Paltrow alleged Weinstein sexually harassed her in the early days of her career when she was dating Pitt.
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SPNY, one of the key drivers to the stock market rally in the early days following the Nov.
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Through these women's stories, Morrison explores the nature of survival in the early days of the slave trade.
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In the early days, there were afternoons when "we served a whopping total of seven customers," recalls Jeon.
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What I mean by that is in the early days of Asia it was about Asia out exporting.
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In the early days of Mr. Trump's presidency, his team contemplated lifting some sanctions imposed by Mr. Obama.
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Especially in the early days, it was shoulder-to-shoulder, you would have thought it was a nightclub.
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In the early days of its self-driving program, Google used Lexus SUVs outfitted with cameras and laser sensors.
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Bass told the magazine that in the early days of *NSYNC, he was only being paid $35 per day.
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In the early days avocados, yogurt and peanut butter were "illegal" and the banana-allowance was one a week.
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In the early days physicists focused on models in which the axion is closely related to the Higgs particle.
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In the early days of Twitter, everyone was looking to fill up their feeds, and the follows flowed generously.
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In the early days we definitely looked to Whole Foods in terms of the food ethos that they had.
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In the early days of the outbreak the school itself didn't even have accreditation from the Ministry of Education.
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In fact, in the early days, people used to stand and look at our stall and point and laugh.
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Jennifer Lawrence opened up about the "humiliating" and "degrading" experience she had in the early days of her career.
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Johnson is a real-life mathematician who was a key player in the early days of NASA's space program.
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In the early days of Android, co-founder Andy Rubin set the stage for the fledgling mobile operating system.
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In the early days, some scientists took an interest in flying saucers (though this was still not the norm).
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Wun and Sorkin met in 1996 in the early days of the development of mapping and weather prediction technologies.
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But with Alien 3, some of the earlier versions ended up online in the early days of the internet.
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During the 2016 presidential election, and in the early days of the Trump administration, Drudge was a fervent supporter.
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In the early days, we were going on dates and holding hands and giving each other massages and stuff.
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It's one of the most forceful interventions by the Department of Transportation in the early days of autonomous vehicles.
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"Certainly in the early days it was predominantly power users using Ghostery," Furr told me in an exclusive interview.
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While still in the early days, the question stands: Is this an experiment, a fad or a new trend?
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Johnson has years of experience guiding the legal affairs of internet companies, including in the early days of Yahoo.
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As your business grows, hopefully thanks to some solid decision-making in the early days, your decisions become weightier.
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Farage has suggested May's criticisms of Trump in the early days of the campaign could damage ties with Washington.
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But critics say that the standard IPO process is designed to minimize volatility in the early days of trading.
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Victoria "Posh" Beckham was "quite shy" in the early days, but even then showed hints of her financial savvy.
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I shared that in the early days, the project never received regulatory approval, so I began experimenting on myself.
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In the early days of the solar system, close encounters with neighboring stars would have been much more common.
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Experts say many middle-aged adults who were vaccinated in the early days won't know which one they got.
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Aerospace engineering graduate Daniel Wiegand said he experienced this mindset first-hand in the early days of his business.
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In the early days of spaceflight, no one was really concerned with how many spacecraft were put into space.
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In the early days, it seemed like online anonymity had opened the door to a new kind of identity.
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Then hold on tight—in the early days of a baby's life, an HSV-1 infection can be fatal.
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This connection led to much tension among the Kardashian kids in the early days of Rob and Chyna's relationship.
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Even so, unlimited data today is much different than in the early days of the iPhone and Android smartphones.
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In the early days of the internet, these pictures lived alongside more explicit images on shock sites like rotten.
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In the early days of these videos cropping up, he'd get in touch with other YouTubers and encourage them.
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The entrepreneurs building on these foundations remind me of the people I met in the early days of Drupal.
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And I'm sure the company will fix other glitches that show up in the early days of the service.
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That encounter soured U.S.-Chinese relations in the early days of President George W. Bush's first term in office.
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To Witte, what's going on right now with CBD is "no different" than in the early days of Uber.
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Now, research suggests microbiota can even hamper efforts to lose weight in the early days of a new diet.
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"The situation is fairly fluid in the early days (of) post-demonetization," said Aditi Nayar, senior economist at ICRA.
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Twenty-five years ago, Van Eenennaam was a student at Davis in the early days of the GMO craze.
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Almost single handedly, President Trump has made lawyers the breakout stars in the early days of his new administration.
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It wasn't integrated into the Ark because it crashed and burned in the early days of the post-apocalypse.
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Bill Cassidy of Louisiana: Cassidy has been an enthusiastic participant in the early days of the health care debate.
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In the early days of the Trump presidency, Kushner was tasked with revamping the stalled Middle East peace process.
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In the early days of the ban, staffers would forget, or didn't realize that the ban included Apple watches.
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"If you think about plastics recycling in the early days, you had to drive to a landfill," she continued.
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The money race in the early days of the 2020 Democratic presidential primary is largely frozen, according to fundraisers.
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You may not be a financial expert, but most of us can wrangle a spreadsheet in the early days.
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Believe me, especially in the early days, it can be much less of a headache to go it alone.
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In the early days of steam trains, people worried they'd be torn apart traveling at 35 miles an hour.
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"In the early days, measurement in location was about seeing an ad and going to a store," Shim said.
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In the early days of the internet, lawmakers were reticent to regulate too much for fear of strangling innovation.
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"Our focus in the early days was getting common-sense ride-sharing legislation passed, state by state," Christoff said.
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In the early days at the venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, its cofounder created a rule that shocked employees.
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"In the early days, they couldn't have a gay [cast member] so they made me bisexual," Korpi told CNN.
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Now you need to solve that problem with technology, but in the early days, Yahoo did it all manually.
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Waits had a torrid time in the early days supporting artists like Frank Zappa, with whom he was incompatible.
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Hakeem has always been a really hard worker but, in the early days, he hadn't really played much basketball.
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This was implied in the literature sent with Klimt's proposal in the early days of what became our mission.
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In the early days of the Cold War, Russian spies primarily looked to collect information about local military installations.
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Acquisitions of U.S. companies by foreign companies has cratered in the early days of 2017, according to Standard & Poor's.
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In the early days, ice-based protection meant spikes resembling the pitons often used in rock climbing (left, below).
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"We kind of joke about how in the early days you were kind of stress eating desserts," Burke said.
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In the early days of their announced merger, the two companies have had to answer questions and mollify critics.
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The Shasta County Sheriff's Office said it took 224 missing persons reports in the early days of the fire.
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As we have learned in the early days of the Trump presidency, he puts a huge premium on loyalty.
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"As simple as that might sound to us, that was a big issue in the early days," recalls Patrick.
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In the early days of punk, the bouncers were not really up on slam dancing, stage diving, and moshing.
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In the early days of the republic, soldiers thought of their participation in military service as a civic duty.
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In the early days, to keep expenses down, he slept on a cot in the back of the shop.
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In the early days, he took us to a discothèque just so that we could get that energy out.
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Mr. Hefner told a film interviewer that in the early days, yes, "everybody was coupling with everybody," including him.
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She thinks that the image took on a life of its own in the early days of internet virality.
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Numa Perrier's new movie "Jezebel" explores sisterhood and the cam girl industry in the early days of the Internet.
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This new popularity is met with ambivalence, though, by some of those who were there in the early days.
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In the early days of the World's 50 Best Restaurants list, Rockpool was ranked as high as No. 8.
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"He never was a big businessman, but in the early days, everybody had to impress everybody," Mr. Medvedev said.
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Less important than a scorecard of accomplishments, Ms. Goodwin said, is the leadership style demonstrated in the early days.
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In the early days after her arrival, her on-air spats made for fun TV. Now it's just exhausting.
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In fact, she says she even used a cheat sheet at meetings to help her in the early days.
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He founded JD.com in the early days of Chinese e-commerce, and turned the company into a logistics colossus.
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It appears the dash-for-trash strategy is already paying off for investors in the early days of 2018.
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Back in the early days of the iPhone, cracking Apple's devices to install custom software was far more appealing.
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The Cadet leader and foreign minister, Pavel Milyukov, was the dominant figure in the early days of the revolution.
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In the early days of the invasion, the world heard vivid stories of the changes the war had brought.
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In the early days, every morning seemed to begin with an internal debate about whether or not to use.
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When performed by Patterson, particularly in the early days, the work would be inflected with racial over- and undertones.
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If Avenatti can command the same sort of attention in the early days of the 2020 campaign that Trump did in the early days of the 2016 race, it's possible that his name identification with actual voters could soar in a relatively brief period of time and without a huge expenditure of money.
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But fans who traded shows in the early days had to deal with even more unruly stacks of cassette tapes.
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In the early days of the Internet, scientists erected their own online network, a digital utopia that still stands today.
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In the early days of storm research, forecasters had no lead time to warn people that a tornado was approaching.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said his company's own "xCloud" game streaming service was still in the "early days" of development.
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Because Twitter executives never managed to create great product innovations on their own in the early days of their products.
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But in the early days, these standards were primarily used only to protect credit card transactions online, not entire websites.
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Paul Eaton, who oversaw training of the Iraqi forces in the early days of the Iraq War, told BuzzFeed News.
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The stock previously saw modest gains in the early days of 2017 and had climbed 23 percent in January alone.
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In the early days, literacy levels rose and basic services and infrastructure improved for the coastal country's 2 million residents.
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In the early days of Android, a janky skin from Samsung, LG, or HTC wasn't enough to sink the phone.
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Much of the Senate's attention in the early days will be devoted to mapping out an agenda for the year.
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In the early days, Ryan has caused a big stir by announcing he is not yet ready to endorse Trump.
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But at least one key figure in the early days of Netflix is still taking pretty risks in his career.
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Somehow we land on the topic of the many ways he tried to woo his wife in the early days.
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The cities, in particular, because that's where all of this stuff is going to be deployed in the early days.
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In the early days of Tesla, he bristled when media coverage shunned him in favor of then-CEO Martin Eberhard.
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Then on the ancestry side, I draw the analogy to Google Maps in the early days when it was fuzzier.
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You're only retaining the things you learned in the early days of the candidacy, because you can't absorb new information.
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Well, Intel is back with a new demo, and we're still in the early days — but that's still pretty exciting.
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I think we're in the early days of streaming, I think Roku will power almost every TV in the world.
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Because of that, researchers don't know much about the history of these stars or their radiation in the early days.
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I saw Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri at a press screening in the early days of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
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Trump criticized journalists for using anonymous sources in news stories that caused turmoil in the early days of his administration.
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President Barack Obama made similar moves in the early days of his administration after succeeding Republican president George W. Bush.
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In the early days of personal computing, if you wanted to speed up your computer you'd add an additional CPU.
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In the early days of these artists' careers, media attention focused more heavily on fans than on the performers themselves.
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For obvious practical reasons, a CGI render of the main character wasn't possible in the early days of video games.
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"In the early days before you are ready to scale, it is all about relationships in the enterprise," Lehr explained.
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In the early days, researchers typically tested vaccines on a few thousand people at a cost of several million dollars.
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In the early days, following the referendum announcement on February 21, many assumed that the remain camp would win out.
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In the early days of the game, were you doing any kind of conceptual worldbuilding stuff with the Alpha set?
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It was heading for a fifth week of falls and has lost 0.93 percent in the early days of 20.9.
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The president's irritation with Bannon could have roots in the adviser's high profile in the early days of the administration.
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But that wasn't always the case — in the early days, the D.C. fixer's Blackness wasn't even discussed in the show.
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In the early days of satellite — two of the 10 transponders on the first satellite were owned by Christian organizations.
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" Virginia Clarke, Diana's longtime friend, tells the documentary that in the early days the royal "did enjoy the press attention.
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In a way, the startup is a bit like Airbnb in the early days, but on a niche, baby scale.
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Back in the early days, when Messrs Torvalds or Jassy tinkered with their creations, that outcome would have seemed inconceivable.
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Gunn acknowledged his bad behavior and apologized for it years ago, in the early days of his relationship with Disney.
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In the early days he didn't have data scientists and was doing a lot of "home-based" social media work.
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Just like in the early days of American Apparel, Los Angeles Apparel is getting its start by selling to wholesalers.
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"I grew up way back in the mountains, and in the early days, we didn't even have technology," she said.
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In the early days of the turnaround, value meals and the launch of all-day breakfast lifted sales and traffic.
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This deeply worried Justice Department officials in the early days of the Trump administration, but the president was less concerned.
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In the early days of Microsoft, Bill Gates got to be as hands-on as he wanted with developing software.
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In the early days of cars, people drove "horseless carriages," fearful of travel at a ripping 20 miles an hour.
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Even in the early days, Diamond's lyrics blurred the line between self-awareness and self-mythology—a very contemporary condition.
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It's now trading at an all-time high of $291.54, up from $181 in the early days of December 2016.
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I know Metallica was a big influence on Root in the early days; how do you feel about them now?
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If you were a fan in the early days, and especially before the internet, you had to chase him down.
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In the early days, some clean stoves were criticised for not being suited to local cultures and traditions, curbing uptake.
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In the early days, Mr. Pacheco, who is now 83, sold records out of the trunk of his Mercedes 180.
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In the early days of the league, officials said, some players delivered pizza at night to augment their meager wages.
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Judge Kavanaugh said he could not "rule anything out like that," allowing that in the early days after the Sept.
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Insisting that his testimony had been "100 percent accurate," Judge Kavanaugh said that in the early days after the Sept.
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In the early days of our V.R. production, we'd had a lot of problems with cameras overheating and turning off.
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Wine School Back in the early days of Wine School, we focused on Chianti Classico, the signature red of Tuscany.
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Even back in the early days of BoF, I started writing about the impact of social media back in 2007.
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I think in the early days when we weren't, honestly, creating that much content it was almost pure art, right?
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In the early days, Mr. Krone would shape the dresses while he and Ms. Everett were drinking and hanging out.
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Now, in the early days of February, she and her family were being told to put her affairs in order.
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Mr. Biden, in particular, has relied on traditional high-dollar fund-raisers in the early days of his presidential bid.
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The March 2003 licensing agreement was made in the early days of Mr. Trump's effort to establish the Trump brand.
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Trump has been criticized for not doing more to slow the disease's spread in the early days of the outbreak.
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She and Jon Snow shared a special relationship in the early days, and both seem fueled by a reactionary temperament.
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In the early days of the automobile, manufacturers used competitions to show off their cars and draw buyers into showrooms.
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"We don't post fake tea," Elasia stresses, though she says they made mistakes in the early days of the Musical.
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In the early days, Nengudi would activate the work with performances, but these days, she uses the help of dancers.
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"We're still in the early days," says Evan Nisselson of LDV Capital, a venture firm that invests in visual technology.
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WASHINGTON — In the early days of the Trump presidency, Republicans and Democrats on Capitol Hill have not agreed on much.
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We witnessed the same initial condemnation of a public health epidemic in the early days of the HIV/AIDS crisis.
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The phenomenon is almost the inverse of the one that played out in the early days of the National Front.
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And unlike Cisco, or even Google in the early days, Uber was a disruption you could absolutely understand very quickly.
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In the early days, Berrent and Neumann bonded during one-on-one meetings they held while walking around New York.
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In the early days of TV, black families would crowd around the set to catch a glimpse of the representation.
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Plus, it can be a bit embarrassing to talk about non-existent revenues in the early days of a company.
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He put his life on the line again as a military test pilot in the early days of supersonic flight.
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In the early days, I thought it all a performance, a child's idea of what reading was supposed to be.
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In the early days of his career, Bill Gates was also known for relentless focus on his work at Microsoft.
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In the early days, four decades ago, winning 10 percent of the vote was considered a triumph for the party.
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But unlike in the early days of parenting, I now have lots of reasons to have faith in Chloe herself.
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When you look back to the involvement of political figures, I think it was very helpful in the early days.
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If you helped Bitcoin keep that database secure in the early days, you would earn more Bitcoin than later arrivals.
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In the early days of the new administration, Kristol and other shellshocked conservatives around Washington started getting together to commiserate.
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Despite this, the Times notes, Trump and Alwaleed clashed publicly on Twitter in the early days of the 2016 campaign.
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Heitkamp, a first-term senator, has mainly been keeping her head down in the early days of the Kavanaugh debate.
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This is the classical infighting position which was so popular in the early days of infighting in the boxing ring.
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To some degree in the early days with technologists, what it is is a little bit like a Roschach test.
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There were some technical glitches in the early days of the law, but those have long since been resolved, he said.
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We are confident with our happy prints, bright colors, and effortless styles, rooted in the early days of American resort wear.
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In the early days of the occupation, a local news report implied that Ms. Gainer had donated food to the occupiers.
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"I think I was foolish enough to believe that I can pull [Instant Pot] off in the early days," Wang says.
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Take the President's handling of North Korea and its leader Kim Jong Un in the early days of his first term.
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Bill also wasn't the only one to come up with some regrettable ideas in the early days of the web, either.
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In the early days of computer coding, a 12-year-old Musk built a "Blastar, " a science-fiction-inspired space game.
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In the early days, Kanski says the group was mainly flooded with out-of-context quotes and frames from the show.
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The difference is, I think, back in the early days, people would complain about Facebook changing the rules of the game.
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In the early days of his 603-year marriage to his wife and business partner, Bunny, now 62, times were tough.
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In the early days of animation, many of the major studios saw animation cels as disposable after a movie was finished.
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Optimism about tax reform had waned in the early days of his presidency as Trump focused on other actions like immigration.
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In the early days, most of the pioneering fusion research was done behind the closed doors of top secret government labs.
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He was so powerful in the early days of the culture and then his influence was continued through the Grateful Dead.
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In the early days of virtual reality shooters, adding another human to the experience turns out to be an easy win.
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In the early days of their relationship they supported themselves by busking as Jack Sparrow and a wand-twirling lady pirate.
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In the early days, Karrie and I conferred on all tough decisions, and we always tried to do the right thing.
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Image: Getty Images/dane_mark/DigitalVision Image: Getty Images/dane_mark/DigitalVision In the early days of the technology, voice recognition was imperfect.
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"Their views were always anti-abortion and homophobic, but there was more room for disagreements in the early days," he said.
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I would say it was in the early days of hashtag holidays sort of becoming a filler on your content calendar.
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Dela Rosa got his nickname back in the early days of his career, just after graduating from the Philippine Military Academy.
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Elsa Pataky is getting frank about the struggles she faced in the early days of her relationship with husband Chris Hemsworth.
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Blondie singer Debbie Harry is speaking out about a traumatic experience she endured in the early days of her music career.
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On the contrary, reformers note, in the early days of the faith women rode donkeys, unsupervised, without bringing death and destruction.
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Lendlease historically has always had a development, construction and funds capability from way back in the early days in the organization.
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Back in the early days of Apple it seems Steve Wozniak's technical abilities were considered the gold standard within the company.
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In the early days of digital health, I think we were much more focused on the patient than we are now.
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In the early days of Russian hip-hop, artists were mainly mimicking their U.S. counterparts, with lyrics about women and wealth.
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Fiorina's record as CEO of Hewlett-Packard was also the focus of some scrutiny in the early days of her campaign.
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In the early days of gene editing, biologists had a molecular tool kit that was somewhat akin to a printing press.
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Zuckerberg recruited fellow Harvard student Chris Hughes in the early days of Facebook to help make suggestions about the fledgling service.
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"In the early days, they would tint the film to kind of give a little color to the image," he said.
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It's also a criticism that plenty of Democrats leveled at then-President Barack Obama in the early days of his presidency.
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" March 22, 2017: In an interview with Time magazine, Trump addressed leaks in the early days of his presidency, saying: "Classified.
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In the early days, the time it took to render effects meant a lot of late nights in an edit room.
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In the early days of the internet in China, outside commentators confidently opined that Beijing's attempts at internet control were doomed.
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It's hard to believe it now, but in the early days of Steve Jobs' return to Apple, nobody was paying attention.
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Garner's dying refrain of "I can't breathe!" became a rallying cry in the early days of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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In the early days of Twitter, design decisions weren't so much made poorly as they were never made to begin with.
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Raising money is hard, and it's especially hard in the early days when even you're not quite sure what you have.
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In the early days, Freddie downplayed the link between having loads of land to spare and running a party on it.
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And yet, according to all accounts in the early days of the Trump White House, the two men got along famously.
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Alternatively, it could mean that a "rapid expansion of stone tool manufacture" took place in the early days of humankind's existence.
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Sandberg said that in the early days of monitoring on Facebook, preventing the hacking of private accounts was a primary goal.
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" In the early days of the administration, Landler writes, "White House officials on the secretary's plane were sometimes viewed as spies.
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I talk about this with Google, where Larry and Sergey actually were quite focused on hiring women in the early days.
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It sparked a trade war in the early days of the Great Depression, and has become shorthand for self-destructive protectionism.
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The river was also instrumental in the fur trade and the business of merchants in the early days of American history.
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The focus on the first hundred days comes from Franklin D. Roosevelt in the early days of his presidency in 1933.
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In the early days of commercial flights, in the 2320s and even in the 2150s, airplane seats were just wicker chairs.
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Haley herself was easily confirmed in the early days of the administration, picking up bipartisan support in a 96-4 vote.
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In the early days of the iPhone app store, Koi Pond became a surprise mobile blockbuster upon its release in 2008.
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The building was owned by the state and was used in geothermal research projects in the early days of the site.
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Many employers, including USA TODAY, didn't trust the security in the phones enough to permit corporate email in the early days.
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In the early days, before she received any donations or outside help, she used cheap Walkmans to record audio for evidence.
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Again, that was something I got a lot of comments on in the early days, but it's pretty common here now.
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In the early days, Yameen commuted to work on a bicycle - then a perk on an isolated archipelago with few cars.
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In the early days, if you didn't disrespect people and minded your own business, people tended to let most things slide.
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"Folks, this is a sham," said Biden, who has led most polls in the early days of the Democratic primary race.
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This technology isn't something Depeche Mode and other Moog bands had available to them in the early days of synth music.
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Consider how conservative radio host Clarence Manion framed the role of the media in the early days of the Watergate hearings.
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In the early days, the hottest trade fights devolved into shouting matches between Cohn and Trump's nationalist trade adviser Peter Navarro.
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In the early days of the trip, I sought the sun-bleached, wind-worn skulls, teeth rattling loose in the jaw.
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His name was among those floated as a potential pick for solicitor general in the early days of the Trump administration.
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"He's a great friend of mine, he was a very important person in my career in the early days," said Nadal.
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Republicans used the act frequently in the early days of the Trump administration to undo a slew of Obama-era rules.
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Sonia Byck-Barwick of Paradise Ridge Vineyards, which was devastated in the early days of the wildfires in Santa Rosa, Calif.
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In the early days of television, that was fairly easy to manage, because studio backlots had a lot more standing sets.
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In the early days of a computing segment, like mainframes, minis and desktops, there was a great deal of platform fragmentation.
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A second Canadian source said Telford and Butts flew to Washington to meet Kushner in the early days of the presidency.
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Well, that might've been true in the early days, but I don't think anybody benefits from this kind of sustained assault.
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In the early days of the administration, McGahn was involved in White House deliberations about several key events Mueller is investigating.
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In the early days of the boycott, two American officials said, Saudi and Emirati leaders mulled possible military action against Qatar.
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In the early days of the Trump presidency, Wall Street mostly stubbornly ignored some of the president's over-the-top antics.
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In the early days of their jewelry business Ms. Yurman created a list of requirements for stores that sold the brand.
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Readers who lived in Zimbabwe in or shortly after 21 shared the optimism they had in the early days of independence.
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"In the early days of AWS, it was mostly startups building their businesses from scratch on top of AWS," Jassy said.
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So being in the limelight within the tech press is actually one of our strongest growth opportunities in the early days.
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In the early days of this race, voters had a range of women to consider, some more conventionally qualified than others.
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In the early days of Musk's tenure at the electric car maker, he took Brin and Page on a test drive.
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The trade deficit with China was a major talking point for President Donald Trump in the early days of his administration.
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In the early days, I worked in a warehouse until a friend of mine talked to me about being a cabdriver.
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In the early days of online multiplayer gaming, there wasn't the now-ubiquitous matchmaking that automatically connects you with other players.
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Fly into Minneapolis or Albany, New York, and you will land at an airport built in the early days of aviation.
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In the early days after the end of apartheid, Mr. Zuma openly complained about the A.N.C. leaders who were getting rich.
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In the early days of the rebel takeover, he said, his nephews used to drop by with fresh bread and meat.
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When I first invested in Skype in the early days people would say the telecom guys are going to crush you.
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Inside Mark Zuckerberg's lost notebook In the early days of Facebook, founder Mark Zuckerberg was always scrawling away in a notebook.
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In the early days of their relationship, they frequently took weekend trips — but by and large, the trips were a bust.
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Back in the early days of his illness, before there was a diagnosis, I panicked with the appearance of every post.
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The Secret Service, which has been stretched in the early days of the Trump presidency, is still without a permanent leader.
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Spitzer was known for looking deep into the universe, studying galaxies that formed in the early days of the Big Bang.
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Martin Luther King, Jr., recounted an experience of it in the early days of the bus boycott in Montgomery, in 1956.
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And when stars did change teams in the early days of free agency, it was often quite good for the game.
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In the early days, reporters would rush to understand which policy Trump was referring to whenever he dropped an explosive tweet.
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They are all the grandchildren of Roy O. Disney, Walt's brother and a key figure in the early days of the company.
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He's the first to admit that, especially in the early days of the company, he was obsessed with building the business.
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But it is worth bearing in mind a similar prediction of limited demand made in the early days of classical computing.
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He adds that Microsoft is just starting to "turn the screws," and is just in the early days of deploying Teams.
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In the early days of the molecular study of aging, many people were skeptical that it was even worth looking into.
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Michael T. Flynn, in the early days of the administration, according to an account in a new memoir by Chris Christie.
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For many of us who participated in the early days of the web, the last few years have felt almost postlapsarian.
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According to the historian Steven Ross, in the early days of Hollywood, in the 1910s and 1920s, most actors were apolitical.
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You know, I'll give you one example: In the early days we'd have frequent talks about the value of press releases.
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In the early days—even years—of my recovery, I couldn't imagine a time when my pain wouldn't rule my life.
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I did not have the luxury in the early days of having tens of millions thrown at me at crazy valuations.
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Elman and Hoffman met in the early days of LinkedIn, when Elman took on a role as a product manager in 2004.
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This was obviously the case in the early days of the project when there was a small group of us doing everything.
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Now the couple watches it on special occasions while eating beans on toast — a meal they often had in the early days.
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"In the early days I spent like 5 or 6 hours a week calling people," Matthews, the Australian powerwall builder, told me.
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Noonan said last month that a final call on the date would be made in the early days of the new government.
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In the early days, it would optimize messages from marketers, but now it can begin crafting messages itself given parameters from companies.
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And this was in the early days of Xbox Live—patching wasn't really a thing on consoles, especially a day one patch.
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In the early days of the protests in Khartoum, security forces attempted to intimidate female activists by threatening to ruin their reputations.
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Back in the early days of streaming, we used to always say, "Bits are bits," and television was one way to deliver.
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The caps quickly became a symbol of women's empowerment and opposition to the new president in the early days of his administration.
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In the early days of the organization, they simply cleaned up the rivers and oceans in Bali, where they grew up, themselves.
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In the early days of mobile, the camera quality, storage capacity, screen size, and bandwidth also limited how much content we captured.
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We covered local news like it was our job — and let me be clear: It wasn't, at least in the early days.
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In the early days of the business, financial statements don't necessarily feel as valuable as they do in later stages of growth.
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In the early days of social media, the abbreviations "IMO" and "IMHO" ("in my opinion" and "in my humble opinion") were common.
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Uber still regrets not buying Lyft in the early days, and this would be a way to ensure history doesn't repeat itself.
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We saw the emergence of Dropbox and its incredible rise to prominence in the early days of the cloud era in technology.
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Few kids think about it in the early days, as they console each other to "just get through it," whatever that means.
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"#SignGeeks came together through appreciating for each other's work in the early days of Instagram, sometime in mid-2011," Vee tells us.
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We invested in ARM in the early days, we invested in Akamai and a few other companies, so it wasn't the first.
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Back in November 2014, a small group at Facebook was in the early days of building the first product, Financial Times revealed.
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In the early days of Google's autonomous vehicle project, its perception module could not distinguish a plastic bag from a flying child.
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In the early days of the subscription service, the platform's original content mostly consisted of premium series' starring YouTube creators like PewDiePie.
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Roughly two dozen Democratic candidates are scrapping for support — and dividing donors — in the early days of the party's 2020 presidential primary.
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THERE were hopes, in the early days of the Trump administration, that Ivanka Trump would be a moderating influence on her father.
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One theory is that Jupiter kicked it out as the gas giant migrated inwards in the early days of the solar system.
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For example, in the early days, Palantir, my former employer, would proactively offer employees the option to early-exercise their stock options.
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In the early days, she experimented with hashtags and finding the optimal time to post on Instagram to keep growing Nala's following.
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Perennial worries about entertainment and tech flight to states dangling incentives might spike in the early days of a new California Republic.
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Now, I remember going to lunch with someone who was going to be incredibly wealthy and do well in the early days.
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In the early days Nashi organized flash mobs to protest corruption and gathered at summer camps to sing patriotic songs and more.
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In the early days of his campaign, he argued that he was so rich he couldn't be bought (unlike the other politicians).
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In the early days of the web, it was easy to make your Myspace account, for example, unique to your personal aesthetic.
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Lactation consultants in pediatricians' offices could help ease breastfeeding difficulties — moms are headed there anyway in the early days with their newborns.
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In the early days, it was common to see diverse groups of teenagers and families hanging out next to the candy ravers.
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Industry experts note that in the early days of tech it was mostly women who held the then-unglamorous jobs of coding.
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Batmanglij has been mistaken for an East Asian, a Latino, and, in the early days of Vampire Weekend, a blue-blooded Wasp.
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A debate over how hard to tax the rich is taking center stage in the early days of the 2020 presidential race.
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In the early days of Perella Weinberg, when some Wall Street rivals sniffed at the new banking upstart, Mr. Kengeter was welcoming.
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In the early days, they monitored Ruby on Rails applications, but gone are the days of only monitoring a fixed virtual machine.
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In the early days after Maidan, the Kremlin declared the Ukraine government illegitimate, a cabal of neo-Nazis and Russian-hating nationalists.
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And in the early days of 2019, the new Democratic majority in the U.S. House of Representatives will deliver on that promise.
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The meeting took place in the early days of the bureau's counterintelligence investigation into Russian efforts to meddle in the presidential election.
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Perhaps that's one reason Mr. Johnson has seemed less sure-footed than many analysts expected in the early days of the campaign.
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One of Guy's lovers dies in the early days of the AIDS epidemic — a loss synonymous with gay life in the '80s.
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But wage increases are still lagging, and the global economy is showing serious signs of trouble in the early days of 2016.
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In the early days of the New Deal, the federal government set up an elaborate array of controls over the financial system.
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There was a lotta stupidity in the early days when we'd give some very poor and backward nation a big steel plant.
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In the early days of the war, there was a motto that rolled off military tongues: the battle for hearts and minds.
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The final goal was to return Yahoo, a powerhouse brand in the early days of the Internet, to being a household name.
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We are still in the early days of true implementation of AI, but in the tech nonprofit sector, the future looks bright.
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In the early days, you would look at me and say it's basically a transaction or a discount company, pure and simple.
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The United States' reliance on cluster munitions has also waned, having peaked in 2003 in the early days of the Iraq war.
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Within this vacuum of leadership, the United States appears to be in the early days of a reconfiguration of our political structure.
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In the early days, Anderson, despite a background in public relations, was its maker, spending time perfecting metal patinas and leather detailing.
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In the early days of the sport, that was the greater New England region — including New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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And indeed, in the early days of the republic, states did not uniformly use what we now call "single-member district" voting.
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A norovirus outbreak — 139 cases and counting as of Saturday — has dominated the headlines in the early days of these Winter Games.
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Mr. Barr clarified that he had initiated a review of the F.B.I.'s actions in the early days of the Russia investigation.
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Then one night in the early days of the war, Mr. Bukar recalled, Boko Haram stormed the club and killed patrons inside.
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The results of the vote set off more than six months of protests, with three million people protesting in the early days.
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President George W. Bush served Thanksgiving turkey to the soldiers in Baghdad in 163, in the early days of the Iraq war.
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I think we did more in the early days than we often get credit for (and they are doing way more today).
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He later became executive officer of a minesweeper that in the early days of the Vietnam War took American military advisers onshore.
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Even so, as the years passed, the Footes watched their son lose gains he had made in the early days at rehab.
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In the early days of quarantine, I've come to realize that this unique pause in life presents an opportunity for young adults.
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Beijing has been criticized for its actions in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, in central China's Hubei province.
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But like goth, its spiritual cousin, it was an underground movement that tended to remain underground, at least in the early days.
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In the early days of the republic, first lady Abigail Adams unsuccessfully pushed then-President John Adams to declare war on France.
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In the early days of any epidemic, the reporting will be skewed to severe cases and will render any fatality estimates unreliable.
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In the early days of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, Chinese officials arrested citizens they accused of spreading rumors about the illness online.
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Throughout his campaign, and in the early days of his presidency, Trump has declared his commitment to strengthening the U.S.-Israel relationship.
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Q: Even though you have been so successful, do you still try to live below your means like in the early days?
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"They don't care," says Lyubov Kolesova, a resident whose 2700-year-old son went missing in the early days of the war.
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In the early days, Moss staffers worked under assumed names — mostly with stripper overtones, like the guy who called himself Tommy Diamonds.
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And that turned out to be super important, especially in the early days when the team was just four or five people.
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Trump's rhetoric throughout the trip contrasted sharply with his remarks during the campaign and even in the early days of his presidency.
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In a statement, Apple said it provided the FBI and law enforcement officials with information in the early days of the investigation.
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However, as leaks spilled out of the West Wing in the early days of the administration, Trump continued to push the idea.
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In the early days, rumors that Trump planned to fire chief of staff Reince Priebus beset the former Republican National Committee chairman.
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The quality of the image was sort of like in the early days of television, when signals searched out antennae on rooftops.
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In the early days of organ transplantation and of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, states considered limiting access to these treatments in Medicaid.
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In the early days after a breakup, focus on finding a new source, Renew Breakup Bootcamp founder Amy Chan previously advised Refinery29.
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In the early days of his presidency, Mr. Obama made the case for America's moral responsibility to intervene militarily on humanitarian grounds.
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He restored to the office a bust of Winston Churchill, controversially moved by Mr. Obama in the early days of his presidency.
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"They were created by genuine users in the early days, then abandoned, hacked, and sold on the dark web," he told CNN.
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Despite having premiered in theaters more than two years ago, Frozen fever is alive and well in the early days of 2016.
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Mel was a frequent official in the early days of the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, where his quick wit was always evident.
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I knew them both in the early days of Amazon's history, a history in which Ms. Bezos was quite present and important.
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Our conversations were compelling in the early days, but that kind of discourse, as it turned out, was not his natural inclination.
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During the 2016 campaign, as well as in the early days of the administration, Hicks was as close to Trump as anyone.
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We had this issue where, in the early days, we interviewed ethicists all over the place and we actually had offers out.
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In the early days, Makaia would live in the wallaby's pouch until he grew too big and was taken in by a caretaker.
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Terrace House isn't the only reason we fell in love, but it gave us an easy way to bond in the early days.
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In the early days, I was advised so many times to just keep repeating silhouettes that were selling and fabrics that were selling.
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If I learned anything from my time working with Steve Jobs in the early days of mobile, it's that you must think big.
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Ma, speaking in the Indonesian resort island of Bali in October, recalled a hiring mistake he made in the early days of Alibaba.
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The allegation centers around whether third-party developers had access to information on private Facebook profiles in the early days of the platform.
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But even if his misogyny was more muted in the early days of the campaign, it appears to have found a receptive audience.
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Ben Stein says the guy who attacked Mitch McConnell Friday night is like a brownshirt in the early days of the Nazi Party.
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It used to be, in the early days of the Trump administration, there was sort of a hands-off relationship with the president.
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In the early days of the internet, there were only so many ways to add movement and video to the World Wide Web.
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Trump notably used an unsecured Android smartphone in the early days of his presidency, and only just last week switched to an iPhone.
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Its most prominent thinker, Curtis Yarvin, aka Mencius Moldbug, was reportedly read by Steve Bannon in the early days of the Trump administration.
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In the early days most mining was done by individuals on home computers, but it soon moved to more efficient computer-graphics chips.
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"In the early days, if you invented a trick, you would win," 70s ski ballet star Alan Schoenberger said in the NBC video.
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Founder Mark Frohnmayer provided the bulk of the cash for the company in the early days using money from his previous company, GarageGames.
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In the early days of the Trump administration, EPA staff looked into opening a new agency office in Pruitt's hometown of Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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Pawel Pawlikowski's continent-spanning romantic tragedy Cold War made its world premiere last May, in the early days of the Cannes film festival.
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It was hard in the early days to get investors to believe, but we got enough to believe and we funded the company.
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Iran nuclear deal at stake But Russia is hardly the only challenge to NATO looming in the early days of the Trump administration.
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However, such is the display of Dutch strength in the early days at the Oval, that the first one needs to come soon.
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But we've already heard that Nelson has a sore left knee in the early days of training camp, supposedly because he's been overcompensating.
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Al Franken The Minnesota Senator emerged as one of the leading critics of Trump's Cabinet picks in the early days of the administration.
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He has also reportedly been holding only one or two meetings a day, far fewer than in the early days of his presidency.
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She was one of the product managers in the early days Gmail and Google Maps and lived internationally to help expand those products.
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And since the issue fell in the early days of WIRED's iPad edition, we had another new kind of opportunity: the short film.
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In the early days of the campaign all the international organizations and leaders, except for Trump and Putin, said, 'You have to stay.
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In the early days of his presidency, he tweeted a photo of himself with Lilian Tintori, the wife of opposition figure Leopoldo Lopez.
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"In the early days of Virgin we came very close to the bank closing us down due to cash flow issues," Branson writes.
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In the early days, the players could go out and not have to worry about being mobbed or even recognized by most fans.
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Known for its peaceful protests in the early days of the uprising against Assad, Daraya has been besieged and regularly bombed since 2012.
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In the early days, teen Taylor Swift had little experience with heartbreak, which would become the basis of most of her musical work.
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She talks in the book about how in the early days at Facebook she ... And then later she sold a company to Dropbox.
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"While Uber is still in the early days of our self-driving efforts, every day of testing leads to improvements," the company says.
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It's a cloying look at the origins of her online retail business which had its heyday in the early days of e-commerce.
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He worked there in the early days in the late 220s when Salesforce's Marc Benioff famously rented an apartment to launch the company.
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In the early days of the outbreak, people were cooperating with health officials and getting children vaccinated, he said, but that has changed.
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In the early days of campaigning, the Lib Dems doubled their party membership and received more than £1.6 million ($2.04 million) in donations.
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In the early days of FFXV, some people believed that Prompto was a bad photographer because he returned "bad photographs"—but they're wrong.
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"As excited as we are for offshore wind in the U.S., we are still in the early days of the industry," Bostrom said.
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It was the Linley family who inherited William's former nanny Jessie Webb, who also helped out with Prince George in the early days.
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In the 1990s, in the early days of the commercial internet, the agency began positioning itself as the country's de facto privacy regulator.
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Back in the early days there was an evangelical fervor and loved up vibe that was down to the quality of the pharmaceuticals.
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In the early days of our nation, Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson engaged in a vigorous debate over the future of our country.
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I'm sure that even in the early days, there were bleeding-heart cavemen running around with signs that said 'Make love, not clubs.
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While 5G proved to be significantly faster than 4G, it's clear the actual rollout of the technology is still in the early days.
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Chris Womendez, Cherie Jimenez, Betsy Warrior, and other women who had been involved in the early days wrote the agency a furious letter.
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Windrem again convinced me to return to NBC to join the new investigative unit in the early days of the 2016 presidential campaign.
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While Amazon had some steep drops in share price in the early days, the overall share price has risen since it went public.
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"In the early days, we were very science-oriented so our advisory board spent much of their time reviewing science projects," said Califf.
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The film will release in conjunction with Bad Boy's 20th anniversary and detail its origins from Harlem and Brooklyn in the early days.
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Finally, the president should set broader goals — like the one-third overall reduction target set in the early days of British Columbia's reforms.
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In the early days of VMware, Microsoft could well have edged it out of the market, if it weren't for one key strategy.
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Others recognized the car's shape from simplistic child-like drawings made in the early days of using computer drawing programs like Microsoft Paint.
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But the S&P energy index, one of the key drivers to the stock market rally in the early days following the Nov.
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He visited his Virginia winery in the early days of his presidential campaign, and boasted about the size and quality of the wine.
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In the early days of business, many entrepreneurs work late nights, early mornings and long weekends to get their project off the ground.
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In the early days of Amazon, Jeff Bezos used to ask every candidate open-ended questions in their interviews — and their SAT scores
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The notion of a deep state was debated at length in the early days of the Trump administration, as the government switched leadership.
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We are still in the early days of e-sports, but there are many opportunities for companies to grow and define the category.
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There are plenty of services and open source projects out there that support it, but we're still very much in the early days.
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In the early days of the Mosul assault, authorities also sought to encourage a popular uprising against the ruthless but vastly outnumbered militants.
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She was a marketing and communications executive in the early days of AOL, but today she's the CEO of the nonprofit Case Foundation.
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Not enough entrepreneurs truly understand their customers, especially in the early days, even though that understanding will help dictate product and roadmap decisions.
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Zynga struggled as a public company after Facebook deleted viral channels that helped it get huge in the early days of the Platform.
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Fewer still can describe Castro's personality behind closed doors and what the infamous leader was like in the early days of the revolution.
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It's hard in the early days because the thing about a startup is it's probably something that not many people have done before.
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The steady din inside Arthur Ashe Stadium has been a frequent topic of conversation in the early days of the United States Open.
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"I think I've got one more in me," Duffield told a former PeopleSoft colleague in the early days of Workday, Forbes India reported.
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That's notable coming from Trump, who, in the early days of the outbreak, downplayed the threat and repeatedly compared it to the flu.
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He said that he recalled one event in Texas in the early days of Mr. Bloomberg's campaign where only two people showed up.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip lived in Malta in the early days of their marriage, and made an emotional return visit in 2015.
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The mobilization outside of DC among ordinary people is completely different than what we saw in the early days of the [AIDS] epidemic.
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But both he and de Blasio were slow to aggressively shut schools, events and social gatherings in the early days of the outbreak.
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In the early days, you'll make a farm, create a generator, build a water pump, and mine algae in order to create oxygen.
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She found out she was HIV positive in 2001, and tried a few targeted dating networks in the early days of her diagnosis.
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In the early days of his comeback, Dempsey's tentative recovery seemed symbiotically linked to the uncertain place in which his team found itself.
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Trey Gowdy (R-SC) opened the questioning by asking Strzok how many witnesses he'd interviewed in the early days of the Russia probe.
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Even after a recovery in the early days of 2019, the S&P 20053 remains more than 10 percent below its September peak.
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In the early days of the pandemic, a friend sent me a sermon that C.S. Lewis preached to incoming Oxford scholars in 1939.
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In the early days of the pandemic, a friend sent me a sermon that C.S. Lewis preached to incoming Oxford scholars in 1939.
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In the early days we used to say we wanted to put forward a theory on our side, not on the VC side.
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The 2018 hypebeast bears only a loose resemblance to the one whose wardrobe Mr. Ma assembled in the early days of his site.
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The tide of a pandemic rises so quickly that important decisions must be taken very quickly in the early days of an outbreak.
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While turnover is typical in the early days of a Silicon Valley start-up, people had hinted at misbehavior among the executive ranks.
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In the early days of Donald J. Trump's presidency, throngs of people descended on the building, gawking, protesting or selling buttons and books.
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In the early days, Stern's NBA grasped for relevance, television airtime and a seat at the table next to pro football and baseball.
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Zhou acknowledged during the interview that information about the virus outbreak in the early days was not shared quickly enough with the public.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday that he feels like a "clown" for defending Boeing in the early days of the 303 Max scandal.
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Instead, he says, he tried to keep Aleppo alive economically in the early days of the civil war, while keeping jihadi extremism out.
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I spend as much time watching recipe trends as Jack Maple used to reading precinct crime reports in the early days of Compstat.
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In the early days of coin-operated video games, developers worked in machine code as they sometimes had only 6k of ROM storage.
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In the early days of a business, it can be tempting to try and keep costs down, including with the staff you hire.
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He was a hostage, taken in the early days of the high-stakes negotiations over Iran's nuclear program and released upon their conclusion.
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Mocking the Mets was considered cool in the early days of that ragtag expansion franchise because it concealed our painfully conflicted true feelings.
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In the early days of the Trump administration, reality TV celebrity Dr. Mehmet Oz was rumored to be a contender for the job.
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This barred spiral galaxy is called NGC 218, and it's full of young stars in the early days of formation—seen in the blues.
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This barred spiral galaxy is called NGC 1559, and it's full of young stars in the early days of formation—seen in the blues.
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The unemployment rate and initial jobless claims ticked higher just ahead or in the early days of the last two recessions before rising sharply.
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In the early days, all it took to figure out whether a tweet came from Trump himself was to peek at the source device.
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Williams said Hilary Swank is among the actors who have been spoken about using the foundation's programs in the early days of her career.
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Warren struggled in the early days of her presidential campaign to get beyond the seemingly never-ending controversy over her Native American heritage claims.
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That said, Apple now widely beta tests its releases, theoretically meaning the new release should be less glitch-prone than in the early days.
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In the early days, this was something the US had never seen before, and it sent shockwaves through the journalist community and the country.
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Cissna, who served for more than a decade at DHS, was appointed to lead the agency in the early days of the Trump administration.
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Carper says in the early days of the primary, he asked Castle for advice on the challenge — Castle said don't take anything for granted.
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So when O'Brien, a former director of product management at Twitter, mentioned he was in the early days of building a startup, Suster listened.
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They never had more than 10 volunteer organizers on the ground in the early days — and sometimes the number was as low as five.
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And a lot can go wrong, especially in the early days, if a founder hitches their ambitions to the wrong set of management principles.
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There's a reason he rarely passed up a media opportunity in the early days of The Apprentice, back when nobody could get enough Trump.
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Wi-Fi had a place in the early days of smartphones, but 4G and 14181423G mobile data networks are getting faster by the day.
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But that has presented major transport headaches, especially in the early days of the Games, and has been blamed for swathes of empty seats.
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For example, in the early days of AWS, it was completely pulled out of Amazon's core unit that was responsible for its consumer business.
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It was necessary in the early days when Android (and Windows Mobile, where TouchWiz was born) wasn't really good enough for the average user.
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Scientists think that in the early days of our Solar System, many small objects like MU69 ultimately came together to form planets and moons.
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In the early days of the AIDS epidemic, many people worried that HIV could be passed through casual contact like kissing or shaking hands.
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Those lumps of material accreted into terrestrial planets, which, in the early days of our solar system, underwent some epic collisions before settling down.
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The couple was relatively private in the early days of their relationship, but, when the wedding arrived, they went for the full-course dinner.
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As in the early days of any new internet-driven marketplace, there are a slew of companies competing to gain supremacy in this market.
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And it's warm and pleasant, as opposed to a bucket of iced water dropped on your suddenly grown-up shoulders in the early days.
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In the early days of his career, Kolich spent a lot of time focusing on finding ways to limit lower back pain for customers.
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We had a lot of people across the country willing to volunteer, but we didn't have a lot of money in the early days.
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The drama about African-American scientists in the early days of the space program was nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award this week.
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Niccol said the company is still in the early days of understanding the implications of its pilot but that it is building on momentum.
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Williams was part of a group of people who registered black voters in western Tennessee in the early days of the civil rights movement.
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I was reading this article yesterday about the Obama administration in the early days, about how it was kind of a very testosterone-[driven].
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Like, say, the Netscape browser in the early days of the Internet, these services are the small strange outliers that will eventually grow enormous.
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In the early days of the Internet and even the frothiest dot-com days you could see the avarice in the eyes of Pets.
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In the early days of the sport, it was literally combat: Between 1869 and 1905, at least 50 young men died playing the game.
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And as we were saying, in the early days of motorsport it was a surprise if the cars actually managed to complete the race.
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But much like in the early days of feminism, the hope for today lies in the dedicated women who are actively asserting their rights.
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Image via DocSend Image via DocSend In the early days, entrepreneurs spend most of their time conceiving and building their minimum viable product (MVP).
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