In other words, Quinn is becoming Chet and Rachel is becoming Quinn.
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If embalming is becoming a lot less popular, what is becoming more popular?
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India is becoming more like Pakistan, and Pakistan is becoming more like itself: belligerent, sulky and paranoid.
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"The United States is becoming part of Mexico and Mexico is becoming part of the United States," she said.
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Bit by bit, the "other apartment" is becoming home, and the place I share with friends in Dorchester is becoming "the old place".
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Japanese Transport Minister Keiichi Ishii said that the situation in the East China Sea is becoming increasingly urgent, because China is becoming increasingly aggressive.
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The overall gap has widened over time, according to Pew, which means the US population is becoming less white more quickly than Congress is becoming less white.
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Among just Republicans, 43 percent said their party is staying the same, 39 percent said it is becoming more conservative, and 19 said it is becoming more liberal.
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So, in general... AXELROD: Isn't part of their concern that that 50 percent is becoming, or whatever percent, is becoming a greater -- we're becoming a much more diverse country?
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And Snapchat is becoming more like Messenger is becoming more like WeChat, proving that at some point messaging apps are going to be derivative products of all other messaging apps.
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A majority of Democrats, 2628 percent, said the party is staying the same, while 28503 percent said it is becoming more liberal and 22019 said it is becoming more conservative.
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"I am not sure this is a good thing, but it is a fact that maybe politics is becoming more important and more intense, the range of outcomes is becoming greater."
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There are several lines of evidence converging on the idea that America is becoming a more hostile place for immigrants and outsiders — that Richeson and Craig's prediction is becoming broadly true.
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LAS VEGAS — Bernie Sanders is becoming harder to stop.
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Forty-nine percent of all those surveyed said the GOP is becoming more conservative, while 36 percent said it is staying the same and 16 percent said it is becoming more liberal.
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However, the American electorate is becoming younger and less white.
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Air purification is becoming more and more accessible, Cukor says.
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Why do you think eating insects is becoming more popular?
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She is becoming such a strong, smart, sensitive, little girl.
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The implication was clear, this problem is becoming an epidemic.
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But this just shows what the new normal is becoming.
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Software is becoming increasingly important in the world of healthcare.
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Deploying Cloudera's software in the cloud is becoming more commonplace.
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Mobile trading is becoming more common among TD Ameritrade clients.
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Wolf is becoming known for showing defendants her softer side.
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But now, I feel like Spam is becoming more known.
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Their enmity is total, and the country is becoming ungovernable.
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Politics is becoming a pure contest of wills, of power.
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Oculus is becoming a business play, and it's courting developers.
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In other words, China is becoming a more normal market.
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The situation is becoming a nightmare for writers and bloggers.
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That's part of why the party is becoming internally divided.
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"[The country is] becoming a laboratory for emerging market solutions."
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The need to curb virality is becoming ever more urgent.
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One way or another, health care is becoming more footloose.
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But it is becoming increasingly more difficult to do that.
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The unthinkable -- nuclear war with Russia -- is becoming the thinkable.
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Seventh and last, financial technology is becoming ever more important.
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But it too is becoming less welcoming to Chinese investment.
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Yet the government is becoming more draconian towards such groups.
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It is becoming a staple in much of the region.
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This humiliating act is becoming a ritual in the Bernabéu.
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Dua Lipa is becoming a staple at music awards shows.
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Russia is becoming a hotbed for these types of aircraft.
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Every morning is becoming more and more of a challenge.
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China is becoming less attractive, he concludes with some sadness.
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Southeast Asia is becoming an increasingly attractive market for investors.
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That's the nature of cities, but London is becoming homogenized.
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The cleaner who commutes to work is becoming more common.
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But cash is becoming scarce and plots may be proliferating.
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For more recent seasons, quantitative analysis is becoming increasingly reliable.
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One is that the government is becoming the nation's nanny.
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Daylight Saving Time is becoming increasingly controversial across the country.
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And IP and content is becoming more and more valuable.
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Why is he worried that Google is becoming too powerful?
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Bringing traditional therapeutics to market is becoming exponentially more expensive.
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The school is becoming an important stop for presidential candidates.
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What is becoming of the America we thought we knew?
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" Evercore said Legg Mason is becoming a more "stable company.
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And India is becoming wealthier, more urban and more educated.
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"Design is becoming the competitive advantage within companies," Enbar said.
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Fortnite is becoming much more than a battle royale game.
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It is becoming harder and harder to secure digital assets.
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Genetic disease risk screening is becoming a popular employee benefit.
|
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Recent earnings reports suggest that is becoming harder to do.
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The question is becoming much more important with each week.
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Slowly but surely Michael Kors is becoming a technology brand.
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And Wall Street is becoming more sober with return expectations.
|
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But recently the joke is becoming all the more real.
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The Internet radio business is becoming standard in streaming apps.
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NextGen Climate is becoming NextGen America, Steyer announced this week.
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Still Chuck's position is becoming more and more vulnerable too.
|
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The use of drones in industry is becoming increasingly common.
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It feels like inclusive fashion is becoming a real movement.
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Meanwhile, Bangkok is becoming more vulnerable each year, he added.
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Meanwhile Porto is becoming a reference in the Portuguese ecosystem.
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H.R. McMaster is becoming the kind of team Goodwin envisions.
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This is becoming ever more important in influencing political outcomes.
|
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And using such programs is becoming cheaper all the time.
|
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Measuring the success of such laws is becoming easier, too.
|
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But in Trump's America, everything old is becoming new again.
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And he is becoming more emboldened and ambitious with time.
|
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Finally, it's a society where politics is becoming increasingly polarized.
|
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"Really, the race is becoming about Don Blankenship," Crichlow said.
|
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But America, the guarantor of world trade, is becoming protectionist.
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Orthodoxy is becoming unfashionable, along with faith in the establishment.
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Holy crap, Shirley, what if Cersei is becoming Young Griff???
|
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Most interestingly, iMessage is becoming a platform all its own.
|
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Sri Lankan society, in other words, is becoming worryingly polarised.
|
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At the same time, that debt is becoming more expensive.
|
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And authorities say the practice is becoming increasingly more prevalent.
|
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"The audience is becoming more accepting to advertising," Tu noted.
|
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This is threatening; the risk is this is becoming global.
|
|
But now, the downside of that strategy is becoming evident.
|
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Today GE is becoming a shadow of its former self.
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I try to address that, but it is becoming harder.
|
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Data is becoming the most valuable asset for any company.
|
|
Drake is becoming more walled off as a person, too.
|
|
But now the risk scenario is becoming the baseline scenario.
|
|
Consumer anxiety regarding data privacy is becoming a global concern.
|
|
The Iranian regime's weaknesses at home is becoming more evident.
|
|
This is not to say Christianity is becoming less popular.
|
|
If nothing else GoPro is becoming a camera company again.
|
|
Lack of sleep is becoming endemic in the modern world.
|
|
The pinch is becoming worse as the shutdown drags on.
|
|
Wind energy is becoming an increasingly important source of power.
|
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And that second group of people is becoming the majority.
|
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Charging your EV along highway routes is becoming increasingly popular.
|
|
And ridership is becoming less and less relevant each year.
|
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Esperanto, then, is becoming a natural language for these children.
|
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"The ultimate fate is becoming a public company," he said.
|
|
The Arctic is becoming a much more heavily armed place.
|
|
"She really is becoming more like me," Gillen tells Vulture.
|
|
He lamented that conversion therapy is becoming an unacceptable practice.
|
|
Nowadays, wireless charging is becoming the norm — and why not?
|
|
Mr. Obrist is becoming the Vasari of our digital age.
|
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Having a good router at home is becoming increasingly important.
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|
Which is becoming a sad trajectory in my life, really.
|
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The ocean is becoming more acidic, which threatens some plankton.
|
|
"The Republican Party is becoming more ideologically pure," he suggested.
|
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Car ownership is becoming optional in the age of Uber.
|
|
It's no accident that "spoiler culture" is becoming a thing.
|
|
There are signs that the outlook is becoming increasingly murky.
|
|
But the danger of it is becoming more apparent, too.
|
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Meanwhile, the Hepatitis A crisis is becoming a national one.
|
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Presenting operas in nontraditional settings is becoming a new tradition.
|
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Kubernetes is becoming an increasingly big part of VMware's strategy.
|
|
And they show just how dire the situation is becoming.
|
|
Scientists are warning us that the winter is becoming shorter.
|
|
And as unrest intensifies, Beijing's tone is becoming increasingly heated.
|
|
"The Japan market is becoming an afterthought," Mr. Tsukuda said.
|
|
Somewhat to her surprise, she is becoming a public figure.
|
|
That extra heat is becoming a serious public health problem.
|
|
Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat's former CEO, is becoming IBM's president.
|
|
The growing crowd at the mortuary is becoming more suspicious.
|
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Iowa is what America was, not what America is becoming.
|
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Governments shutting down the internet is becoming the new normal.
|
|
It's within this context that storage is becoming increasingly important.
|
|
War is becoming an outdated means of human conflict resolution.
|
|
""And," he conceded, "this border is becoming a tourist spot.
|
|
Huawei's leaders accept that the environment is becoming more hostile.
|
|
Meanwhile, both real and imagined A.I. is becoming less corporeal.
|
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The path to passing comprehensive tax reform is becoming clearer.
|
|
The effect on Britain's economy, though, is becoming ever clearer. ■
|
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Consumerism is becoming an addiction; let's restrain ourselves, folks, please.
|
|
Even more significant, the U.S. government is becoming increasingly involved.
|
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The world is becoming progressively less dependent on Saudi oil.
|
|
Turner is entering what is becoming a quickly crowded marketplace.
|
|
This is becoming a social problem, especially in rural areas.
|
|
Air traffic in the opposite direction is becoming increasingly sparse.
|
|
"KPK's independence as an institution is becoming questionable," Baswedan said.
|
|
I am really proud of the person he is becoming.
|
|
This is becoming a crowded space with lots of options.
|
|
The first is that gin is becoming more popular everywhere.
|
|
Talk of bubbles in these markets is becoming more common.
|
|
This is becoming a scarily common occurrence at Kendall's pad.
|
|
The U.S. is becoming a dumping ground for the world.
|
|
Especially on social media, this is becoming a serious problem.
|
|
Ivanka Trump is becoming an official, though unpaid, federal employee.
|
|
The kingdom is becoming a major investor in global technology.
|
|
The fare is becoming too high for some New Yorkers.
|
|
Virtually every business is becoming more digital and more mobile.
|
|
But the reason for the holdup is becoming increasingly clear.
|
|
By the numbers: Holiday shopping online is becoming the norm.
|
|
Increasingly, it is becoming a demonstration of the sport's parity.
|
|
The automobile is becoming another computer that can be hacked.
|
|
" Powell also acknowledged that "fiscal policy is becoming more stimulative.
|
|
More and more of that religious behavior is becoming explicit.
|
|
What's more, pollen is becoming more potent for allergic people.
|
|
Obamacare is becoming more popular, and Americans want it fixed.
|
|
Walmart, on the other hand, is becoming a bigger competitor.
|
|
The idea of an app as an independent destination is becoming less important, and the idea of an app as a publishing tool, with related notifications that contain content and actions, is becoming more important.
|
|
He is becoming more and more plausible as a potential nominee.
|
|
Meanwhile, the likelihood of hot season extremes is becoming more likely.
|
|
"The invisible hand is becoming a digital one," says Mr Ezrachi.
|
|
The future of connecting biology to technology is becoming a reality.
|
|
Age, always a factor in voting behaviour, is becoming more important.
|
|
Yes China is becoming the number 2 market next to Japan.
|
|
"The measurement of emotions is becoming easier and easier," Wedel says.
|
|
Cash is becoming the king as investors flee volatile stock markets.
|
|
The aging nuclear fleet in the U.S. is becoming increasingly uneconomical.
|
|
HE WAS AN UNCONVENTIONAL CANDIDATE WHO IS BECOMING AN UNCONVENTIONAL PRESIDENT.
|
|
Classic finger wag is becoming the latest Olympic sport … #phelps pic.twitter.
|
|
Even as the dress code declines, it is becoming increasingly relevant.
|
|
Ariel Winter is becoming a Playboy bunny for one night only.
|
|
Revenge porn is becoming a top priority for Facebook's safety team.
|
|
"Suffering is becoming increasingly recognized as a serious problem," he said.
|
|
That position, the president argued, is becoming increasingly impossible to hold.
|
|
Mobile is becoming ubiquitous, but data plans are often prohibitively costly.
|
|
Generally, you see gaming is becoming more acceptable to make money.
|
|
The evidence that this is already happening is becoming more apparent.
|
|
We have rising racism, which is becoming more of an issue.
|
|
But as the Syrian war drags on, this is becoming untenable.
|
|
Wireless charging is becoming the norm, and that includes your ride.
|
|
Bennett's obit is becoming a rallying call for overweight people everywhere.
|
|
Today, however, living in Ponte is becoming a mark of success.
|
|
Nobody can be sure why the economy is becoming more concentrated.
|
|
That long arm is becoming "longer and more powerful," he said.
|
|
"In Europe, navigation is becoming less and less safe," Shaw said.
|
|
So I think now it is becoming more and more apparent.
|
|
Travel is becoming more and more of a last-minute pursuit.
|
|
It is becoming harder to do all those things at once.
|
|
Workplace culture is becoming the next big conversation in these movements.
|
|
Local news and information is becoming scarce and hard to access.
|
|
Nevertheless, even in India, the outlook for coal is becoming hazier.
|
|
As a result, the march to independence is becoming a slog.
|
|
After two years, though, he thinks the term is becoming overused.
|
|
This doesn't mean that Facebook is becoming irrelevant, Sutton pointed out.
|
|
The bad news is that poverty is becoming harder to tackle.
|
|
But there was always another challenge, which is becoming more pressing.
|
|
Sustainability is becoming more and more prevalent on the red carpet.
|
|
Even so, Germany's fiscal policy is becoming a subject of debate.
|
|
The hottest day of a heatwave in Australia is becoming hotter.
|
|
But year by year, the trade-off is becoming more dramatic.
|
|
Moreover, the productivity of shale wells is becoming harder to improve.
|
|
With each swing, perhaps this Series really is becoming more riveting.
|
|
"[Meth] is becoming more common but certainly not commonplace," she says.
|
|
Rather than China becoming more Western, America is becoming more Chinese.
|
|
"Security is becoming a hotter topic by the minute," Goldfarb said.
|
|
But there are signs that Mazen's attitude is becoming more common.
|
|
But the once-common system of lifelong employment is becoming rarer.
|
|
Running a water utility is becoming more like running a business.
|
|
And Obi-Wan's solo movie is becoming more and more real.
|
|
For most of the public, all this is becoming background noise.
|
|
Today, wrote one security researcher, David Kavanaugh, doxxing is becoming dangerous.
|
|
And so to your point, science fiction is becoming science fact.
|
|
The Brexit debate in England is becoming increasingly radical and irresponsible.
|
|
Mercenaries are resurrecting globally, and war is becoming privatised once more.
|
|
But its poor trade record means it is becoming more exposed.
|
|
It's exciting to think that near-instant charging is becoming reality.
|
|
But it is becoming an increasingly dangerous tool for subversive activity.
|
|
I think the internet is becoming — LG: Do you embrace regulation?
|
|
Therefore, execution is becoming more complicated and the cost is rising.
|
|
The climate for Chinese firms in America is becoming less welcoming.
|
|
Musk argues that some technology is becoming indistinguishable from real life.
|
|
The salaried cleaner who commutes to work is becoming more common.
|
|
Almost everywhere it is becoming freer, more equal and more satisfying.
|
|
And direct lending is becoming better known as a financing option.
|
|
Patreon's business model is straightforward, though it is becoming more complex.
|
|
Software is becoming a service and IT infrastructure a metered utility.
|
|
Facial recognition is becoming part of the fabric of everyday life.
|
|
As the tool toss is becoming an HGTV right of passage.
|
|
But the "Trump is becoming more presidential" narrative isn't going anywhere.
|
|
To be free of coal is becoming a mark of modernity.
|
|
There's no doubt that vaping is becoming increasingly popular among teens.
|
|
But sending the gains back to the homeland is becoming trickier.
|
|
You could say this is becoming the 'Berlin of the South'.
|
|
Gradually the path forward for Trump's opponents is becoming less clear.
|
|
"This is becoming very real, American businesses are suffering," Bell said.
|
|
But now the investors base is becoming more diverse, Potapov said.
|
|
Thankfully, the strict business dress code is becoming a threatened species.
|
|
Offshore wind is becoming an important part of Europe's energy mix.
|
|
TechCrunch: Your list of investors is becoming more and more global.
|
|
Amazon is becoming a player in the logistics and shipping industry.
|
|
The plot failed, and now Montenegro is becoming NATO's 29th member.
|
|
Sounds like Google is becoming a victim of its own success.
|
|
The threat of legal troubles for Kelly is becoming more tangible.
|
|
But in this rapidly changing environment it is becoming increasingly dysfunctional.
|
|
Unfortunately for Isan, escaping her father's latest honor is becoming impossible.
|
|
But it is becoming dysfunctional in ways the framers never envisaged.
|
|
And it drives home how tech-oriented the nation is becoming.
|
|
With each generation, the world's integration is becoming steadily less controversial.
|
|
He says his biggest fear is becoming a Trivial Pursuit question.
|
|
"The professional sailing world is becoming way more homogeneous," he said.
|
|
Insidiously, though, the former avenue is becoming more difficult to accomplish.
|
|
Gun control is becoming increasingly polarized, especially among Republicans, pollsters note.
|
|
"Pastoralism is becoming unsustainable in this day and age," he said.
|
|
Many Britons rightly worry about what is becoming of their country.
|
|
"The problem is becoming bigger rather than smaller," Kyte told reporters.
|
|
And Formula E is becoming a premiere venue for that fight.
|
|
The shorter cycle means it is becoming a commodity, he said.
|
|
The United States is becoming more deeply involved in the fighting.
|
|
In the traditional sectors, the state is becoming less resource based.
|
|
Or maybe he really is becoming more confident in his position.
|
|
With this grant, this President's use of clemency is becoming clear.
|
|
Buckle your seatbelt, baby, because Fast & Furious is becoming a cartoon.
|
|
In some markets around the country, that is becoming more difficult.
|
|
Global Soccer LONDON — Zinedine Zidane is becoming a proper coach now.
|
|
The case against Trump is becoming more ominous by the day.
|
|
But the U.S. Open is becoming his favorite Grand Slam event.
|
|
Kushner, meanwhile, is becoming ensnared in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
|
|
"It is becoming harder and harder" to maintain revenue, he admitted.
|
|
There are some signs the market advance is becoming more selective.
|
|
It is becoming an exhausting and increasingly difficult position to maintain.
|
|
Steve Bannon is becoming a problem for Republicans on tax reform.
|
|
However polls suggest Japan is becoming less conservative on LGBT issues.
|
|
That, I think, is becoming apparent especially if you look abroad.
|
|
The United States is becoming more globalized and interconnected each day.
|
|
But for vintners, dealing with wildfires is becoming an unfortunate reality.
|
|
Cousins' record against winning teams is becoming problematic for Minnesota too.
|
|
This more sleek design is becoming increasingly popular in San Francisco.
|
|
"The E.U. is becoming more and more ungovernable," an analyst said.
|
|
The synthesis between solar power and transport is becoming increasingly common.
|
|
Iran's brinksmanship in the Straits of Hormuz is becoming more problematic.
|
|
What we see now is that the press is becoming weaker.
|
|
It is becoming harder to send money to Belize, Williams said.
|
|
There's a perception that stand-up is becoming more popular again.
|
|
That's why the situation is becoming increasingly desperate for locals downstream.
|
|
American society is becoming more and more rooted, permanent, and stable.
|
|
But there are also signs that the slowdown is becoming structural.
|
|
The United States is becoming a culture that tolerates this behavior.
|
|
It is becoming more important than ever to protect its stars.
|
|
And water is becoming more precious in some regions of China.
|
|
"Trump is becoming politically toxic in Western Europe," Mr. Valasek said.
|
|
This is becoming a Grand Slam tradition, this contrast of styles.
|
|
This is what New Zealand is becoming: a truly integrated place.
|
|
It's increasingly clear that the coronavirus is becoming a partisan issue.
|
|
"My six-hour work day is becoming eight hours," she said.
|
|
Worries that the economy is becoming dominated by a wealthy elite.
|
|
The Pacific Northwest is becoming a veritable hotbed of climate policy.
|
|
Put more simply: The space around Earth is becoming a junkyard.
|
|
"Software innovation is becoming more and more important," Seiche told CNBC.
|
|
"Fashion is becoming the core of the business," Mr. Minvielle said.
|
|
Instead, as we live longer, cancer is becoming the main risk.
|
|
The Mediterranean is becoming a vast expanse of unmarked sunken graves.
|
|
And yet, knowing a foreign language is becoming ever more essential.
|
|
Some say Chemnitz is becoming a test of Germany's postwar democracy.
|
|
The violence is becoming smaller, more intimate and harder to escape.
|
|
In the meantime, our world is becoming more dangerous every day.
|
|
How can you tell when overly friendly is becoming dangerously friendly?
|
|
The toll of tariffs on China's economy is becoming more visible.
|
|
Now, Greta Thunberg is becoming a similar target for European nationalists.
|
|
"The situation is becoming even more uncertain," the IEA report said.
|
|
Reporter: It began in what is becoming a familiar horrifying way.
|
|
Turkey is becoming more religious, more paranoid and more inward-looking.
|
|
"The hotel business is becoming a lifestyle business," Professor Dev said.
|
|
"Buffalo is becoming an increasingly bike-friendly city," Ms. Thomas said.
|
|
The problem of air pollution is becoming an increasingly pressing one.
|
|
As the podcasting industry grows, its audience is becoming increasingly dedicated.
|
|
Three big stories this week: Apple is becoming a media company.
|
|
The extent of the damage to several industries is becoming clearer.
|
|
Some of it could be that Iowa is becoming more Republican.
|
|
Such brazenness is becoming a bit harder to get away with.
|
|
A controversial Nike sneaker is becoming popular in the resale sphere.
|
|
But farming is becoming increasingly difficult with droughts and salty soil.
|
|
Like Overwatch, which is becoming one of Pornhub's most searched terms.
|
|
Your kid has real potential but is becoming a discipline problem.
|
|
And the nature of the modern conflict is becoming more complex.
|
|
Today, unfortunately, it is becoming increasingly difficult to complete such undertakings.
|
|
In case you haven't heard, New York City is becoming noisier.
|
|
Seattle is becoming a wasteland of crime, refuse, excrement and addiction.
|
|
Finding qualified workers is becoming more and more difficult for companies.
|
|
Speculation about Ryan's future is becoming a parlor game in Washington.
|
|
The notion of a noise we can't control is becoming inconceivable.
|
|
But researchers say obtaining information about outcomes is becoming increasingly difficult.
|
|
Holding significant student debt later in life is becoming increasingly common.
|
|
It's something that the whole world is becoming more progressive with.
|
|
Texas is becoming one of the most active regulators of cryptocurrencies.
|
|
These days Britain is becoming ever less dependent on the fuel.
|
|
But analysts say Beijing is becoming more suspicious about US intentions.
|
|
Farrah Abraham is becoming quite the regular at big Hollywood events.
|
|
India is becoming the country it has always wanted to be.
|
|
Across Africa, Russia is becoming a more visible and assertive player.
|
|
What was once a slippery slope is becoming a perilous pit.
|
|
This strategic incoherence is becoming a hallmark of Trump foreign policy.
|
|
The move comes as hedge fund investing is becoming more difficult.
|
|
"The threat of homelessness is becoming more real," Mr. O'Brien said.
|
|
The deficient infrastructure for nonmotor traffic is becoming dangerous for cyclists.
|
|
As earnings season continues, it is becoming clear just how divided.
|
|
The texture of life, the tactile experience, is becoming smooth glass.
|
|
Bushwick is becoming Brooklyn's Times Square for the Tinder-date crowd.
|
|
This kind of tension is becoming fairly normal in the administration.
|
|
Alex Robert Ross is becoming far too familiar with Cleveland, Ohio.
|
|
There's a new CEO at TodayTix, though he's definitely not new to the company — Chairman Brian Fenty is becoming chief executive, while his co-founder (and the previous CEO) Merritt Baer is becoming the Head of Europe.
|
|
Yet, the field is becoming even less popular among physicians in training.
|
|
Second, the firm is becoming less rigid about its system of points.
|
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It looks like Myspace is becoming a big-media property once again.
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Old political allegiances are weakening and public opinion is becoming more fickle.
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Today, the relationship between trans and cisgender women is becoming more reciprocal.
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Invictus is becoming the Paralympic games for service members around the world.
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Schlossberg is becoming one of the more public Kennedy's of his generation
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But it looks like retweeting Nazis is becoming a habit for Trump.
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This matters because the world economy is becoming more dangerous for MNCs.
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"Affordability is becoming much more challenging," said Lawrence Yun, NAR chief economist.
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The pollution of the world's waters is becoming an increasingly serious issue.
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Moreover, the state, like much of the nation, is becoming more urban.
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Contrasting colors on the power button is becoming a thing now too.
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"The psychological approach to the game is becoming increasingly important," he said.
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"Get out of that house" is becoming nearly impossible advice to follow.
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It's one of the reasons the food is becoming less and less.
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Dismantling, for example, is becoming an important part of the manufacturing process.
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I'm protesting that the America I know is becoming something very different.
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Across Europe politics is becoming more fragmented and governments harder to form.
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Personal hardware is becoming an essential part of personalization and machine learning.
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Among all the options, phone repair is becoming very popular, Shubat said.
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Chengdu, the capital of neighbouring Sichuan province, is becoming a financial hub.
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Real estate is becoming a larger target for law enforcement as well.
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Social isolation is becoming more common partly because people are marrying later.
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"Betting against the ruling class is becoming a global event," Cashin said.
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Now, Rooms is becoming available to a wider audience: Australia and Canada.
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In ageing rich countries demand for nursing care is becoming increasingly insatiable.
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As these seasons become longer, dengue is becoming more of a problem.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is becoming a regular presence in the capital.
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I think the party is becoming a lot more sensitive to that.
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Perhaps the reality of the new American economy is becoming too exhausting.
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In this way, China is becoming a positive force driving economic globalization.
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The mass-affluent market is becoming better served in other ways, too.
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This doesn't mean that the GOP is becoming an anti-Israel party.
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It is becoming more and more difficult to write about this subject.
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These seem like the concerns of a society that is becoming unhinged.
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IT IS BECOMING the party of mishaps, if not of mean-spiritedness.
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It is becoming more prominent in richer nations also, notes Mr Ghose.
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Scotland is becoming a big player when it comes to wind energy.
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Britain may be lagging, but elsewhere deliberative democracy is becoming more commonplace.
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This boy is becoming a man, what do I know about that?
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International communication in Venezuela is becoming tougher, with carriers barring international calls.
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Long after Britain and France, Germany is becoming a land of immigrants.
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Tom Hardy is becoming an old pro at this bedtime story thing.
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Add it all up and Amazon is becoming a big advertising business.
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This is becoming the platform of choice for information dissemination and engagement.
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"The market for television content is becoming increasingly global," Swantee told Sonntagszeitung.
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"Every single business, product and organization is becoming a service," Tibbets said.
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YouTube is becoming a direct competitor through YouTube Memberships and merchandise integrations.
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Because trade is becoming more regulated, a new surveillance bureaucracy is sprouting.
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Wind energy is becoming an increasingly important part of Europe's energy mix.
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Indeed, Facebook's potential impact on elections is becoming more apparent than ever.
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In fact China's film world is becoming more distinctive and self-confident.
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This populist way of thinking is becoming familiar all over the world.
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It's just a shame that spotting the problem is becoming virtually impossible.
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Thankfully, this genius idea is becoming more popular with each passing day.
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Today, PullString Converse 1.0 is becoming broadly available to any interested customers.
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"The climate is becoming increasingly unhealthy for krill to reproduce," he said.
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The online learning market is becoming as crowded as the app stores.
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Adele is becoming a gym rat — and surprised herself by loving it.
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Polls suggest that Japan is becoming more liberal on many social issues.
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IN MUCH of the rich world, urban public transport is becoming quieter.
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The industry is becoming more open, but it's not there just yet.
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The new currency is becoming less widely used as well as cheaper.
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And then easing people toward wireless, which is becoming easier every year.
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Almost everywhere marriage is becoming less obligatory, less coercive and less dutiful.
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Yet their sport is becoming ever more man-made, expensive and exclusive.
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And more and more energy is becoming available to do that driving.
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The international market is becoming the main driver of growth for Netflix.
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Although timid at first, Wawa is friendly and is becoming more affectionate.
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In the world of the gun, extreme is becoming the new normal.
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That slide, a decade in the making at least, is becoming precipitous.
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The free version of Spotify is becoming a lot more like Premium.
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This is becoming something we, as a society, have to talk about.
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Twitter is becoming a broadcasting hub for the elite—a highly unequal
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However, since only a year or two back it is becoming possible.
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"I think if anything is becoming more and more competitive," Tolkin said.
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There are two reasons that funding pensions is becoming ever more troublesome.
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Analysts say that position is becoming increasingly untenable given the evolving situation.
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His pattern is becoming tiresome: Do something outrageous as a negotiating tactic.
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At this point, Snapchat is becoming social media sharing and communication bedrock.
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Software that interprets floods of data is becoming the next big thing.
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The household is becoming a smarter, more well-connected space every day.
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It is becoming a gimmick—much like America's obsession with pumpkin spice.
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"$100 a barrel is becoming the new $20," he said back then.
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Harry's, the online-only shaving brand and subscription service is becoming IRL.
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Space is becoming a new economy, "with substantial new opportunity, long term."
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It feels like inclusive fashion is becoming a real movement your thoughts?
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And if Story is becoming popular, is Sonnet next — or, perhaps, Villanelle?
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But the practice is becoming more challenging and the stakes are growing.
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There is safety in numbers, and the sight is becoming more common.
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As crime soars, the lynching of petty criminals is becoming more common.
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For Kanye West, dropping singles is becoming a New Year's Eve tradition.
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Justine is becoming an adult, and she needs to find her path.
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"VC itself is becoming a real career," newly promoted Wise tells me.
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What was once a smartphone problem is becoming an every phone problem.
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South Florida is becoming a landscape of scattered centres—sprawl with bumps.
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"Abolish ICE" is becoming a catchall rallying cry against draconian immigration policies.
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"Harissa is becoming internationally more known," Walid Gaddas from the festival says.
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Yet as testing season unfolds this year, the debate is becoming murkier.
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"That backdrop is becoming very helpful to the active industry," he says.
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But it seems that WeWork itself is becoming more flexible as well.
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Unfortunately, anti-Semitic vandalism is becoming all too common in this climate.
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Your Money Getting free access to consumer credit scores is becoming easier.
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No matter what the government does, the workplace is becoming less secure.
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Today, there's no indication that the state is becoming any more Democratic.
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While overlooked, the split within the Democratic Party is becoming increasingly clear.
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They mean, but they don't say, that Christina is becoming yet stranger.
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The lack of oversight in this area is becoming harder to ignore.
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We are at a point where contemporary art is becoming so diversified.
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"Underwriting auto insurance is becoming a lot more data-driven," Kochenburger said.
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"This is becoming a messaging type provision but it's meaningless," Pierluisi said.
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Any sign that a Brexit is becoming more likely drives it lower.
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Something like "feel" — a quaint notion in today's game — is becoming outmoded.
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And now, in China's third historic era, the nation is becoming strong.
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But the U.S. is becoming an increasingly important exporter of fossil fuels.
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The line between scholarly and practical spheres of influence is becoming blurred.
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"Credit card fraud in Brooklyn is becoming a big issue," said Capt.
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It also comes as the wireless earbud market is becoming increasingly crowded.
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"Europe is becoming more difficult for Chinese acquisitions as well," he said.
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And the topic of pleasure is becoming more relevant, according to Tognifode.
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Families' inability to pay for school lunches is becoming an increasing problem.
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"With this step," Mr. Strompolos said, "Fullscreen is becoming a true brand."
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The big picture: Yes, the Affordable Care Act is becoming more popular.
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Former FBI Director James Comey's book tour is becoming a hot commodity.
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President Donald Trump, meanwhile, is becoming an increasingly deferential ally to Netanyahu.
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According to Ferretti, narcissism is becoming more common in the United States.
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And we've got to say: Long hair is becoming on most anyone.
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Part of being in a long-termer is becoming basically co-dependent.
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The firm is announcing today that McFarland is becoming Greylock's 10th partner.
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Mention co-founder and CEO Matthieu Vaxelaire is becoming COO at Mynewsdesk.
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Al Qaeda's affiliate there is becoming stronger and the population more radicalized.
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"The market for value and off-price is becoming saturated," said Saunders.
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Still, he is facing a state that is becoming much more conservative.
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While that is becoming increasingly more prevalent, [those platforms are] still limiting.
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It is becoming harder, though, for America to maintain this global posture.
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Whatever the cause, however, abortion is becoming less necessary and less desirable.
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One thing is for certain: Technology is becoming more pervasive and persuasive.
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SEGREGATION IN AMERICA is becoming less about race and more about money.
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"Also Australia is becoming more unpredictable in terms of cyclones," he said.
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The question of who pays for seniors' care is becoming increasingly urgent.
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Now the digital dissent is becoming increasingly widespread, upending even smaller websites.
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In response, its chief executive is becoming more willing to give interviews.
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The coronavirus pandemic is becoming the world's largest experiment in online learning.
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The coronavirus pandemic is becoming the world's largest experiment in online learning.
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The Trending tab in the YouTube app is becoming the Explore tab.
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The Trending tab in the YouTube app is becoming the Explore tab.
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Smartphones are still amazing, but the excitement surrounding them is becoming stale.
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As the floodwaters recede, the picture of Harvey's devastation is becoming clearer.
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Their sense of emotional and physical safety is becoming only more threatened.
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Reflecting this reality, the tax cut is becoming less popular over time.
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Looks like Kanye's recent Sunday Service road trip is becoming the norm.
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Still, considering connectivity as a vacation must-have is becoming increasingly common.
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The world is becoming a disaster movie with a cast of billions.
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"Tunisia is becoming a kind of endogenous model of progress," she said.
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But the coronavirus is becoming more widespread and its proximity more immediate.
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There is evidence that China's heavy-handed intervention is becoming increasingly ineffective.
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"It is becoming more common for us to use drones," Nolan said.
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Troublingly, coerced treatment is becoming increasingly popular, spurred by the overdose crisis.
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NBCUniversal makes its streaming play The streaming field is becoming increasingly crowded.
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Apparently, our poor roads mean all-wheel drive is becoming a necessity.
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There are signs China is becoming more choosy about its international investments.
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Shopping online is becoming a new Thanksgiving tradition in many American homes.
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The world&aposs wealth is becoming increasingly concentrated among the richest billionaires.
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Education is becoming more expensive, and college is not necessary for success.
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Any association with the gun industry is becoming a heated topic again.
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This inertia leaves one other possibility that is becoming increasingly likely: starvation.
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"Social media is becoming more and more difficult to avoid," Puhto said.
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"The stock dynamic is becoming more interesting," the note to investors says.
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Pence's sin has been to fundamentally misread what the Midwest is becoming.
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It is becoming imperative that the U.S. stand up to Putin's threats.
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The Southern Ocean is becoming Earth's largest natural feedback on climate change.
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It is becoming more difficult for some people to get dollar funding.
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Mobile Passport is becoming even more essential an app for every traveler.
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But "Mykonos is becoming a little too trendy and exploited," Lassman added.
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This is another ideology that is becoming very popular, it's another fad.
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Walmart is "becoming a powerful omni-channel force," he wrote in November.
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But finding enough good-quality fertilizer is becoming "a challenge", she noted.
|
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Meantime, recent headlines would suggest the grocery space is becoming too crowded.
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We hear it all the time; job security is becoming increasingly elusive.
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Her body is not only segmented; it is becoming another cleaning product.
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Cuban society is becoming more heterogenous socially and economically, Mr. Henken said.
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I think film is becoming more reflective of what the country is.
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Production is becoming more capital intensive (automation is part of it). 2.
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Hip as NoMad is becoming, it resonates with echoes of its past.
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Europe is ceasing to be 'Mother Europe' and is becoming 'Grandmother Europe'.
|
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Health care is becoming the first real issue of the primary race.
|
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This tells us that the market is becoming more "narrow" in leadership.
|
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What was once a symbol of frigidity is becoming the new normal.
|
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She also said she is proud of the person she is becoming.
|
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And that is becoming scarily true to a dramatic, not-safe extent.
|
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"Everything is becoming digital, everything is becoming via your mobile device, so it's definitely an important factor to making sure as you evolve, as the industry evolves you stay current with what technology has to offer," said Brightwell.
|
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But arguing that the labour market still has hidden slack is becoming harder.
|
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Flexible working time that suits the interests of employees is becoming increasingly relevant.
|
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The real crux of the issue is that Alison is becoming a Noah.
|
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But since interest rates are going up, borrowing money is becoming more expensive.
|
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Do you think this work is becoming more dangerous in a warming world?
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It's the latest sign that America's relationship with Iran is becoming increasingly fraught.
|
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As the portfolio deleverages the transaction is becoming more exposed to obligor concentration.
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And it is becoming incredibly -- GUTFELD: Do you need more rules about engagement?
|
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Water resistance is becoming the norm for flagship smartphones, including the iPhone 7.
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Princess Eugenie is becoming the first royal to ever co-host a podcast.
|
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"From our point of view the company is becoming more predictable," Monteiro said.
|
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Firstly, Metal Gear Solid 290: Snake Eater is becoming a pachinko slot machine.
|
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It is becoming increasingly hard to unpick legitimate complaints from the widening spat.
|
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At the same time, our understanding of the brain is becoming ever-greater.
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They are a sign that Chinese new year is becoming a global holiday.
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Google is becoming a corporate toiler, not a king, as its growth slows.
|
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Even so, it is becoming harder for UK rate-setters to do nothing.
|
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The move shows that Apple is becoming more serious about its musical ambitions.
|
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Adyen is not alone in what is becoming a highly competitive payments space.
|
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Cannabis snack-making is becoming a thing, including chocolate cupcakes and potato chips.
|
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Of course, you could argue that "workwear" as a whole is becoming obsolete.
|
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Career experts say that ghosting is becoming a bigger problem for job seekers.
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They have created a mountain of faeces, which is becoming an environmental problem.
|
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This performance suggested that this orchestra's sound is becoming both brighter and fuller.
|
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Facial recognition for pets is becoming more widespread over the past few years.
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Here's the thing: Six home runs in a game is becoming less unusual.
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"We Wore What is becoming more of a lifestyle brand," Ms. Bernstein said.
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"The Wing is becoming more and more extremist," Mr. Haldenwang told Der Spiegel.
|
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De Beers is becoming more flexible, easing rules for buyers of its stones.
|
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We find no evidence that the Internet is becoming more segregated over time.
|
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What is becoming increasingly clear, though, is the severity of its economic impact.
|
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Betting on one vendor for visualization and business intelligence is becoming increasingly difficult.
|
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Far from being an apocryphal tale, cscareerthrowaway567's story is becoming almost commonplace.
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The service launched in January, but today is becoming free for all users.
|
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Any sign that a Brexit is becoming more likely cause it to fall.
|
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The possibility for added growth and innovation is becoming increasingly apparent to many.
|
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There is debate as to whether the Exclusion Zone is becoming too commercialized.
|
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Barclays believes Fed Chair Janet Yellen is becoming concerned about the Fed's credibility.
|
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But there are other reasons why Miami is becoming a primary business destination.
|
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The planning to reduce waiting time is becoming "very, very critical," he said.
|
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In the U.K., the appetite for solar among some is becoming increasingly stronger.
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Also, the Nokia X7 has a headphone jack, which is becoming increasingly rare.
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The economy is becoming winner-take-all, and will become ever more so.
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In a sentence: Hacktivism is becoming the new, digital "March on Washington, D.C."
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"I swear, man, our world is becoming beyond crazy," he said on Wednesday.
|
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"We're so happy with the person she is becoming," Breading-Goodrich tells PEOPLE.
|
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But it's Duterte's foreign policy that is becoming the real concern for Washington.
|
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The battle between the two factions is becoming more vicious by the day.
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"I swear man our world is becoming beyond crazy," he said on Wednesday.
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Solar is becoming an increasingly important part of the world's renewable energy mix.
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Slowly but surely, China is becoming a market where people pay for music.
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All that is getting exacerbated, and Vancouver is becoming more and more expensive.
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Revolut's premium subscription is becoming a sort of Amazon Prime for financial products.
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But that reluctance to change is becoming a demographic problem for the Masons.
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That deviates from what is becoming more or less the norm in esports.
|
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"It's great that micro mobility is becoming a reality in cities," he says.
|
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Still, it is becoming ever harder to make sense of today's bond prices.
|
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"Arresting children here is becoming normal," Jaber, the human rights activist, told CNN.
|
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But the distinction between legal and illegal trade is becoming blurred, say conservationists.
|
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Possibilities are being closed off all around them, and disaster is becoming inevitable.
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It would promote cooperation across ideological lines, something that is becoming regrettably rare.
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Rainfall in Guatemala is becoming more unpredictable, resulting in crop losses, he said.
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And, it is clear that takeout is becoming increasingly important for the chain.
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Ordering a car ride is becoming more like Spotify Premium or Amazon Prime.
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Kanye West's Yeezus follow-up Swish is becoming less mysterious by the day.
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In addition, hacking is becoming a more readily available and easily deployed weapon.
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I don't know what this country is becoming in the last 8 months.
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Best actress Locks: Cate Blanchett is becoming the Meryl Streep of her generation.
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There are signs the Havana government is becoming nervous ahead of Obama's visit.
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"What we're seeing is that everything is becoming an application," he told me.
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"Hong Kong is becoming more conservative because of Christianity," Little White Fox said.
|
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What was once a quiet world of treasures is becoming a commercial minefield.
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The support is becoming a burden now because conventional has become so low.
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Gonorrhea is becoming harder -- and in some cases, impossible -- to treat with antibiotics.
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This must mean that the cryptocurrency is becoming ubiquitous at online retailers, right?
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But he is becoming tactically more correct and five sets will suit him.
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Finding a cure is becoming critical as this supply-and-demand quandary escalates.
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Alexa is becoming a viable smart home hub Caséta lights launched in 2014.
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If James is becoming a girls' name, who's to say that Jack won't?
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But in other countries solar PV is becoming competitive even without financial support.
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Zachary Turpin is becoming an expert in uncovering previously unidentified Walt Whitman writings.
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Corporate America is becoming partisan, which is a giant step past becoming political.
|
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Yet digital advertising is becoming a scale game that Google and Facebook dominate.
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Paribus is becoming one of my favorite ways to make some fast money.
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As time goes on, our conversation is becoming less #yasqueen and more confessional.
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And opioid addiction is becoming an increasingly widespread issue, especially among young women.
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In a lot of ways, wider society is becoming more and more alienated.
|
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The motor of the British economy is becoming less productive and more unequal.
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More and more, this worldview is becoming the center of the Democrat party.
|
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In addition to his improved serving, Nishikori, 26, is becoming a better tactician.
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The acquisition of sports content is becoming more expensive, affecting Walt Disney's ESPN.
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But lately, they believe a Senate run is becoming more of a possibility.
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Retailers looking for long-term deals is becoming a thing of the past.
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In many ways IS is becoming more like a conventional, stateless, terrorist organisation.
|
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But today Germany is becoming a multi-ethnic society like other Western countries.
|
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Now Huawei is becoming the victim of the bullying by the US administration.
|
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"Perhaps Iowa farmers' biggest fear is becoming a harsh reality," the article declares.
|
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The old rule that all politics is local is becoming ever more relevant.
|
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And that other piece is becoming a really important part of the story.
|
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"The state of war that they're in is becoming more normalized," he said.
|
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But that's the thing, this behavior is becoming the norm for our President.
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The growing anti-media sentiment in America is becoming a serious crisis. pic.twitter.
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He is becoming extremely paranoid and thinks the feds have bugged his headquarters.
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And though some smaller competitors survive, the index industry is becoming more concentrated.
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General familiarity with computers and information technology is becoming a requirement for workers.
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Amazon is becoming something like the umbrella brand, the only brand that matters.
|
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But maybe "UnREAL" is becoming what it skewered, so ridiculous it actually works.
|
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CBD, a substance derived from the hemp and marijuana plant, is becoming mainstream.
|
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Korea — North and South — is becoming a similar cockpit of competition in Asia.
|
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Amazon is becoming an advertising behemoth — and eBay is coming for its share.
|
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And in the ad world, tracking what you watch is becoming big business.
|
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The race to build self-driving cars is becoming an increasingly crowded field.
|
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"This is becoming the theater of the absurd," said one prominent Democratic strategist.
|
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"The capacity to give is becoming the sole criteria for membership," he said.
|
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But what is becoming more and more difficult to dispute is his import.
|
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Just like everything else owned by Facebook, WhatsApp is becoming more like Snapchat.
|
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It is becoming clear that the blockade strategy had a very limited impact.
|
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Another company, OxyLED, is becoming a leader in smart home design and lighting.
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President Obama says one of his biggest fears is becoming an empty nester.
|
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Even though traveling is becoming easier worldwide, passengers still arrive early for flights.
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The best career move I've ever made is becoming a speaker and writer.
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This nation is becoming too diverse to hold onto old ways of thinking.
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The quest for the Democratic presidential nomination is becoming a four-horse race.
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In certain progressive, and some liberal spaces, Israel is becoming a pariah state.
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There's no bathroom (this is becoming a trend) but you can install insulation.
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Each episode is becoming more like a feature-length movie in of itself.
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It is becoming more contested, more congested and more competitive than ever before.
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Today, we live in an ever-expanding society that is becoming increasingly open.
|
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Routinely dipping into hot or cold water is becoming popular in certain circles.
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India, it's worth noting, is becoming the new battleground for these smartphone vendors.
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Hunger is becoming more widespread, as is political repression from the Maduro regime.
|
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"We developed this offer because the market is becoming increasingly competitive," Gourdellier said.
|
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But the outside world—all that exists beyond the self—is becoming interchangeable.
|
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"The strategic question on where to list is becoming very important," he said.
|
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Because of improving medical practices, brain death in Spain is becoming less common.
|
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"This is where I think this argument is becoming powerful," Neudert told TechCrunch.
|
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Nonetheless, it's clear that Ciani's importance is becoming more and more widely understood.
|
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The extent of the devastation Hurricane Matthew inflicted on Haiti is becoming clearer.
|
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"It's official: America is becoming a conspiratocracy," the Daily News announced in 93.
|
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As the sense of collective good recedes, neglect is becoming the new norm.
|
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That Marfa is becoming a destination might have been amusing to the artist.
|
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So the first step in reducing face-touching is becoming aware of it.
|
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But as far as artists' incomes are concerned, it is becoming more unequal.
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"The stress is becoming too much for many of the growers," she said.
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Renault's position is becoming increasingly untenable the longer Mr. Ghosn sits in jail.
|
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Mexico is becoming a destination, not just a portal to the United States.
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That means the food system is becoming less resilient against pests and diseases.
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This is a serious situation and is becoming more and more threatening everyday.
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"Using these really highly emotionally charged lures is becoming the standard," she said.
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As the hours trickle by, movement across the world is becoming increasingly restricted.
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This kind of structural maximalism is becoming a hallmark of pop-era Swift.
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So my wife and her best friend Just experience what America is becoming !
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"The idea of sustainability is becoming so critical to our generation," she says.
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On the other hand, it is becoming this addiction that disrupts our sleep.
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The investment in AnchorFree suggests that the VPN category is becoming more mainstream.
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Yet at the same time the organization is becoming more and more popular.
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Breakingviews One of the chief strengths of digital currencies is becoming their weakness.
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Amazon is becoming a formidable online advertising competitor to juggernauts Facebook and Google.
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This year has been a prime example of what is becoming more common.
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"I don't think climate change is becoming a gender issue," Ms. Palt said.
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"Mexico is becoming the new China; we've got to stop it," he said.
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The impact is becoming more pronounced as the grounding continues longer than expected.
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In the US, the in-store mobile wallet space is becoming increasingly crowded.
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"Culture, just like everything else, is becoming an experience," Mr. Roth told me.
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"The Sanders wing is becoming the dominant wing of the party," he said.
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Vinyl is becoming the quintessential luxury item for a music business in transition.
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Last year, Google said its AI silicon is becoming even more strategically important.
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The good news for Sanders is the Democratic Party is becoming more liberal.
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That means sharper contrasts are being drawn and real enmity is becoming apparent.
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And Rakov said the fledgling campaign is becoming more organized by the day.
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The Trump administration's impeachment strategy is becoming clearer: Deny, deflect and deflate. Deny.
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This is becoming a genre, and it's one that I'm really excited about.
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The cost of the equipment needed to neutralize diesel fumes is becoming prohibitive.
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And streaming is becoming routine and increasingly convenient on a wireless broadband connection.
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"The car is becoming the hub for AI." AI chipmaker Gyrfalcon Technologies, Inc.
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Azerbaijan is becoming an important alternative source of natural gas for southern Europe.
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Two years after the tax cuts became law, their impact is becoming clear.
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With this change, Google is becoming what it once sought to overcome: AltaVista.
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The impact of climate change on hurricanes is becoming more clear over time.
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The impact of climate change on hurricanes is becoming more clear over time.
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I hope reading this every Friday is becoming a habit with you all.
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"Fargo" is becoming an expertly made meta-concoction, a remix of a remix.
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But one species is becoming more common, and it is anything but benign.
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Jim Whitehurst, Red Hat's former CEO, is becoming IBM's president, the company said.
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There really is a concern that silence and quiet is becoming a luxury.
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The idea that social media is becoming increasingly prominent is no novel concept.
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TV is getting bigger, and trying to catch everything is becoming more difficult.
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"More and more, Barragán is becoming the Frida Kahlo of architecture," she said.
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But the changing political climate means backing for such projects is becoming rare.
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Doronin said Miami is becoming more attractive to companies as well as individuals.
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"Streaming music or video content throughout the aircraft is becoming almost commonplace today."
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Solar power is becoming an increasingly important part of the planet's energy mix.
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More importantly, the direction the party is headed in 2019 is becoming clear.
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My grandma's mind is disappearing, but her force within me is becoming stronger.
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And just like oil in the last century, data is becoming intensely political.
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It&aposs another sign that the continent is becoming more like Silicon Valley.
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One thing that is becoming clear is the G.O.P. campaign theme for 2020.
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Fortunately, Latin American democracy is becoming monotonously normal and resistant to great upheavals.
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Data show that the threat of large rent spikes is becoming more prevalent.
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Cannabis is becoming a big business, and the industry is dressing the part.
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"This neighborhood is becoming the high-end part of Miami Beach," he said.
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In the UK, the drone situation is becoming more acute by the day.
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The Western world isn't becoming less democratic, but it is becoming less liberal.
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What is clear is that texting is becoming a force in American politics.
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The fact that algorithms can contain latent biases is becoming clearer and clearer.
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The thinking is becoming that we don't need to drink all the time.
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"The world is becoming more and more polluted," said one of Snowflake's residents.
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"But it is a fact that maybe politics is becoming more important, it's becoming more intense, the range of outcomes is becoming greater, and that we're in a world in which there's a bull market in politics that's getting started."
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Newport's core claim is that in an age when almost everyone is becoming more and more distracted, the returns to being able to wall yourself off from interruption — digital or otherwise — and concentrate on hard problems is becoming correspondingly more valuable.
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The company isn't shying away from how important video is becoming to its business.
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Trade is becoming a bigger issue with companies and confidence as far as spending.
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Happily, though, the show's other most strained relationship is becoming a bit less tense.
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Mobile video is becoming massive and is quickly taking over much of the internet.
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At the same time blood is becoming even more of a centrepiece in medicine.
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Esports has quickly grown in size in recent years and is becoming highly lucrative.
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But now that the fourth season is underway, her character is becoming more clear.
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With the proliferation of voice-activated electronics, this is becoming an increasingly common concern.
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What Logan Square is becoming is what City Hall decided Logan Square should be.
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In fact, terror attacks where a vehicle becomes a weapon is becoming very common.
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Masahiko: Yeah, that's what we believe, because market is becoming kind of saturated anywhere.
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Also structural policy is becoming more important, trade policy clearly important here and elsewhere.
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Late-night TV host Jimmy Kimmel is becoming a leading voice on healthcare reform.
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Heeding the words of both mothers and Tom alike, it is becoming abundantly clear.
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The marbled version was not initially as popular, but is becoming increasingly sought after.
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But AI is becoming an ever-more integral factor in the future of work.
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As our cities become smarter, the data of daily life is becoming increasingly granular.
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His "alien dreadnought" production line is becoming more reliant on non-unionized, human workers.
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That's what naturalization is -- becoming a full US citizen through a rigorous naturalization process.
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Within Amazon's retail business, its third-party marketplace is becoming more important than ever.
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Many critics weighed in with a common reaction: Mexico is becoming Trump's border wall.
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That's a creative interpretation from a man who is becoming famous for creative interpretations.
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"The rationale to have a multi-industry company is becoming less significant," Biller said.
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I don&apost see a lot of evidence that California is becoming less polarized.
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"One thing is for sure, dealing with China is becoming more difficult," Bejjani added.
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"The capital structure is becoming inefficient as the company builds up cash," they said.
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After decades of being carelessly wiped out, darkness is becoming a precious natural resource.
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As a result of these developments, technology is becoming closely merged with our bodies.
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Walmart is becoming a better place to shop because it started paying employees more.
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The impact of photovoltaic technology on the planet's energy mix is becoming increasingly important.
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What she isn't interested in is becoming half of the next celeb Twitter feud.
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AS FRANCE prepares for its presidential election this spring, the unexpected is becoming routine.
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The high end of Android, while certainly not dying, is becoming a lonelier place.
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How to cope with the crisis is becoming an increasingly touchy subject in Israel.
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A senior banker said the government is becoming more receptive to foreign portfolio investment.
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This is part of a broader trend: the American right is becoming more Catholic.
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You can try to avoid it, but credit card tracking is becoming more commonplace.
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Now, he said, such detailed sequencing is becoming much cheaper and more widely available.
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As is becoming clear, LPs can't dole out capital at an accelerated pace forever.
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Radio is becoming a feature of on-demand streaming services, limiting Pandora's growth potential.
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Bitcoin is becoming as safe a haven as gold, one investment analyst told CNBC.
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That is one of several ways in which Venezuela is becoming a failed state.
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And their consolidating economic power is becoming the dominant business story of our time.
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But it is becoming increasingly common and already affecting economic growth and labor productivity.
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It also has no visible grille, which is becoming more common for electric vehicles.
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Bud is becoming a rabbi, his daughter and Allison seemingly out of the picture.
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Life expectancy is increasing and survival into the early 133s is becoming more common.
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Within this climate of innovation, efficient energy storage is becoming an increasingly important factor.
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But now that every company is becoming a software company, that's not acceptable anymore.
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Life is becoming much more on demand and much less tied to physical assets.
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China, like America, is becoming skilled in the dark arts of anti-satellite warfare.
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But public transport is becoming less busy in those cities, and in others besides.
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And Alba, the co-founder, is becoming more involved in brand marketing, he said.
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The shift away from sedans and toward SUVs and trucks is becoming more pronounced.
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As is becoming alarmingly routine, we're left wondering if, and how, Blake is alright.
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Russia is becoming, like every other developed economy, an aspirational, brand-conscious consumer economy.
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The higher-cost aspect, however, is becoming more and more salient in recent years.
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Does this suggest the debate over free speech on campus is becoming more civilised?
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The legal and diplomatic framework for trade and investment flows is becoming more regional.
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Instagram is becoming a bloated everything app because the cool kids aren't on Facebook.
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"Working in retirement is becoming the new reality," said Catherine Collinson, the center's president.
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Tristan Walker is becoming, if he's not already, a household name in Silicon Valley.
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Thankfully, buying the Google Pixel 2 XL is becoming a whole lot more affordable.
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Zimbabwe is becoming the world's first cashless economy, but not in a good way.
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In some growing solar markets, especially in East Asia, land is becoming a constraint.
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And the Europeans are in danger of concluding that the situation is becoming impossible.
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But competition is robust, costs are rising, and ZTO is becoming more capital-intensive.
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This would suggest that the integrity of the ice shelf is becoming increasingly unstable.
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Still, China's domestic demand appears solid for now, and is becoming more broad-based.
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But it is becoming clear that the public is no longer intrigued by him.
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Louis Tomlinson's 9-month-old son, Freddie, is becoming the spitting image of dad.
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This midwestern city is becoming a hotbed for start-ups, especially women-owned companies.
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As Jonathan McDowell, an astrophysicist at Harvard University, observes, that is becoming more common.
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It's a safe space in a world that is becoming increasingly more hostile online.
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New York (CNN Business)Next-day delivery is becoming standard at Amazon and Walmart.
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But the new thing is that the nerd culture is becoming the popular culture.
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Goldberg said the market is becoming a more conducive environment for large-cap financials.
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The internet is becoming an increasingly less horny place and it's a goddamn shame.
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Artificial intelligence is becoming buzzy throughout the tech industry, and cybersecurity is no different.
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Zūm is becoming a "one-stop shop for busy families," said Sequoia's Bryan Schreier.
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Judith Light is becoming more and more fun to watch on the red carpet.
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Q. I realize that solo female travel is becoming a much more common thing.
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Johannesburg, built on gold mines and migrant labour, is becoming a truly international city.
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Stringify's releaunch comes at a time when smart home automation is becoming more advanced.
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The potential of generating around $100,000 per year from hackathons is becoming a possibility.
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Now, would-be website domain administrator is becoming one with a website building platform.
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The world is becoming a marketplace, not only for selling, but also for buying.
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He said he is becoming more heavily dependent on well water as rainfall disappears.
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Now, it is becoming increasingly possible that the takeover floodgates will open, Cramer predicted.
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There's no clear reason why the cause of death is becoming more accurately classified.
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The transportation and logistics business is heavily male, and it is becoming increasingly technical.
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A longer Black Friday season, which is becoming less frenzied than in previous years.
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Bocchi is a sarcastic word for "alone", but now it is becoming a brand.
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"Criticizing Islam is becoming a very big crime -- a sin -- in Bangladesh," she explains.
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And, we have a few ideas why this particular shot is becoming so popular.
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Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle did not feel that his young team is becoming discouraged.
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While mothers still do more work at home, the burden is becoming more equal.
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Extreme weather from climate change is becoming the new normal and that's not ok.
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The rapidity with which clean energy is becoming cheaper and more available is underappreciated.
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"The political situation in my country is becoming increasingly predictable and transparent," he said.
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"I swear man our world is becoming beyond crazy," Hart said in the clip.
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Even so, commercial asteroid mining and deep space exploration is becoming a probable future.
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Competitive gaming, eSports, and spectating play in general, is becoming a major global phenomenon.
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Yet the parish church, that icon of Britain's national character, is becoming a memory.
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The country is becoming increasingly secular and increasingly liberal on issues like marriage equality.
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Why it matters: The health-related campaign against Big Tech is becoming more organized.
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Our food is becoming less nutritious due to increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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AS THE referendum on June 23rd draws near, the campaign is becoming increasingly bitter.
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Mr Macron's politics defies classification at a time when this is becoming an asset.
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Farming is becoming harder and harder—particularly for the dwindling population of small farmers.
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As we move through the recount process that path to victory is becoming clearer.
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The economy is becoming more prominent as a voting issue, as Trump recedes somewhat.
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"As you know, the immigration office is becoming more and more strict," he said.
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Securing the rapidly expanding set of IoT entities from attack is becoming more critical.
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But there is a growing perception that the 33,000-strong force is becoming politicised.
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Demedyuk said it was a kind of "hybrid attack" that is becoming increasingly common.
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Nevertheless, firms acknowledge that enthusiastic tax avoidance is becoming harder to get away with.
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However, watchdogs report that speaking out is becoming more dangerous—and they are right.
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Are these unsettling tracks a warning of how warped our own world is becoming?
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The progressive technology behind 3-D printing is becoming more time efficient and economical.
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Second, due to information accessibility, hiding large sums of income is becoming increasingly difficult.
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Rent is becoming less affordable, particularly those who are low-income, and getting worse.
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Even waiting for a court date is becoming more harrowing for many asylum seekers.
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The desert is expanding; water is becoming more scarce, and so is arable land.
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"The growing anti-media sentiment in America is becoming a serious crisis," Buchanan wrote.
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The Washington Post is becoming a danger to the security of the United States.
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Finally, the assumption we have a ready pool of volunteers is becoming a myth.
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And that is a task that is becoming harder each day — on and offline.
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" He said, "The exploitation of seniors is becoming a real cottage industry right now.
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She examines her face in the mirror for signs that she is becoming paler.
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That is becoming an increasing problem for Netflix as it expands around the globe.
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Now her campaign is making certain that her name, Alicia Machado, is becoming ubiquitous.
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"We are afraid it is becoming a real madness, a witch hunt," he said.
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While Priceline continues to experience strong growth, the online travel market is becoming crowded.
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"Drake is becoming a pop star with rap-star anxieties," our music critic wrote.
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"The container ship market is becoming the way to transport commodities internationally," Karatzas said.
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It is becoming ever clearer that this is a choice that Scotland must make.
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It actually believes an impeachment is in the making, and it is becoming impatient.
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Investing directly in renewables is becoming a larger and more stable business, executives said.
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Simultaneously it reflects how Google is becoming more receptive to the needs of enterprises.
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Who an influencer is, even in moments of performance, is becoming even more muddied.
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Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan rules over a country that is becoming increasingly less free.
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An impeachment saga is becoming more likely in 20193, depending on Mueller's final report.
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"The difference (between East and West) is becoming less pronounced every year," Wijman said.
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YouTube famous, or to pull the lucrative scam that is becoming a full-time
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Biao, on the other hand, warned about the growing surveillance state China is becoming.
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Even Stanford admitted that this is becoming a bit of a distraction for Texans.
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Bottom line: China is becoming an IP powerhouse in every sense of the word.
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It is becoming apparent, however, that Stevens's plurality opinion was a masterful chess move.
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The pupil of that club is becoming something of a teacher in England now.
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But improving fuel economy significantly across vehicle fleets is becoming more challenging and expensive.
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Every business is becoming data-driven, and Vize lets them see what they're doing.
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Netatmo founder and CEO Fred Potter is becoming CTO of Legrand's research & development division.
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I do think it is becoming more acceptable, especially with people injecting their lips.
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And sadly, this is a characteristic that is becoming quite pervasive in this country.
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Is becoming an organ donor the same as donating my whole body to research?
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This has been the case for a while, but it is becoming more important.
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Angela Merkel is ahead in the polls but German society is becoming increasingly unequal.
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And the numbers will grow because the power of these things is becoming evident.
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However, for people who don't get those subsidies, ACA coverage is becoming increasingly unaffordable.
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With reward programs getting devalued all the time, cash back is becoming more valuable.
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Technology to help monitor, comfort and care for the elderly is becoming increasingly mainstream.
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Everyone else – whites with a bachelor's degree and non-whites – is becoming more Democratic.
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He also said the role of chief marketing officer is becoming more results-driven.
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What was once a general elective class is becoming mandatory for the Nepali curriculum.
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Meanwhile, cord-cutting in the U.S. is becoming more dire for its TV businesses.
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It shows that China is becoming increasingly brazen about whom it targets, and how.
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Now it is becoming clear that the company will blow well past that figure.
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Severe turbulence is becoming more frequent and intense due in part to climate change.
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Seven episodes in, he's not the only character whose story line is becoming redundant.
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"Makeup is becoming more real again, less artificial looking but more enhanced," O'Donnell said.
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"It is becoming difficult to avoid seeing that which is increasingly clear," he wrote.
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And drug poisoning is becoming more common as a method of suicide, he added.
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I'm saying this for your own good: Your content gluttony is becoming a problem.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. Football is becoming consumed by grief.
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But as more city residents buy homes upstate, that distinction is becoming less obvious.
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J.P. We're at the inflection point where SoundCloud rap is becoming new-age soul.
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Amazon's Twitch is becoming a popular alternative to Google's YouTube for online video content.
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Traders said liquidity is tight and that it is becoming harder to meet demand.
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As a result, the Republican Party is becoming a party permanently associated with bigotry.
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Michigan is becoming one of the major epicenters in the U.S. for coronavirus cases.
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Sleep deprivation is becoming a more common risk factor for crashes by teenage drivers.
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"Life is changing every year, and every year is becoming more difficult," she said.
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Yet, somehow, the pandemic is becoming my latest obstacle to participating in public life.
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Toilet paper is becoming so valuable there's even been at least one armed robbery.
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Remote work is becoming the new norm with concerns about employee health and safety.
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As it turns out, Mr. Bharara is becoming something of a media Renaissance man.
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Yet even as they age, the word retirement is becoming less and less clear.
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But a growing number of analysts now argue that this pessimism is becoming outdated.
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With the Hustlers' release, Keo is becoming a public figure in her own right.
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Adding digital options is becoming a common play among fitness brands with physical footprints.
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"Egypt is becoming a real gas hub," Delek Drilling CEO Yossi Abu told Reuters.
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JMS: Because of the Pacific Alliance which is becoming very attractive for any investor.
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Still, it is becoming increasingly clear that many of them are backed by bonds.
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"Our country is becoming so economically strong again and strong in other ways, too."
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It is the most engaging of what is becoming a full-fledged lifestyle category.
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Social media content is becoming a profitable industry that can be launched from home.
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Deleting open source projects is unusual, but tech worker activism is becoming more common.
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The technology is becoming widely used in sectors such as healthcare, entertainment and banking.
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Just as representation is becoming trendy, so is interest in stories about other cultures.
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After 230 years as an anchor of rural Pennsylvania, the university is becoming obsolete.
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Civil conversation concerning the issues facing our country is becoming rarer by the day.
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"My interpretation is that the likelihood of sustained transmission outside China is becoming high."
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New York (CNN Business)Casper's attempt at a public debut is becoming downright embarrassing.
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"The limit for her is becoming more dominant as a faceup player," Brondello said.
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Targeting as-yet unknown viruses is becoming a more important priority as cybercrime grows.
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Story at a glance At long-last, "Love, Simon" is becoming a television series.
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The sixth extinction, fueled by climate change, is becoming our legacy to future generations.
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Google is becoming more performance-focusedGoogle is also moving further into e-commerce advertising.
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As the election campaign wears on, the language is becoming more and more crass.
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The vice president is becoming one of the biggest headaches of Mr. Ghani's presidency.
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This baby mama drama, of course, is becoming a ritual of sorts for Future.
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Now that fantasy is becoming a reality, and even better — it's on a boat.
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The space is becoming increasingly crowded with others, including Amazon (AMZN), launching similar products.
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"But that is a scenario that is becoming more and more close to reality."
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Separately, Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter, is becoming an official, though unpaid, federal employee.
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"Right now Russia and Saudi Arabia's relationship is becoming thicker than oil," Croft said.
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"It is becoming increasingly difficult for the two to coexist without causing brand confusion."
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The sheer volume of scans is becoming overwhelming for radiologists to analyze, Kagen said.
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Yet it is becoming clear that these citizens care about more than average growth.
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"The number of emojis is becoming quite large," Mr. Welch said in an interview.
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There is a range of evidence suggesting that the economy is becoming more concentrated.
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