She is stable and continuously makes strides toward independence and self-sufficiency.
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Google Cloud makes strides but still has a long way to go
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The series also makes strides in defining rape as a lack of consent.
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OMGYes certainly makes strides in breaking the silence, by packaging female sexual pleasure in new, educational ways.
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The dynamic is the same: Activism against sexual harassment makes strides, and the reactionary Times op-eds follow.
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All of you are men, and while the comic definitely makes strides toward inclusion, the voice and perspective is also rather definitively cisgender male.
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Lululemon recently signed a deal with former Eagles quarterback Nick Foles to become its first men's ambassador, as it makes strides to raise awareness among male consumers.
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Even as neighbor Taiwan makes strides toward legalizing gay marriage, people in Hong Kong take an extremely traditional view towards sex and marriage that extends to the LGBTQ community.
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But in its first two episodes (all that was made available to critics), it makes strides toward getting back to the high-water mark in quality that season one set.
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And by landing at Google as it makes strides in the automotive arena, she is presented with a unique opportunity as the Mountain View company reveals its vision for the future.
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The greenback often makes strides against the yen in times of heightened investor risk appetite, but its response to Japan's Nikkei climbing to a 21-year high this week has been limited.
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Although the tentative deal still includes a 6 percent raise for educators, it also makes strides in reducing classroom size, which was seen as one of the key sticking points in the negotiations.
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For much of Trump's presidency, the United States and North Korea have engaged in a rhetorical tit for tat as Pyongyang makes strides toward developing a nuclear weapon capable of hitting the U.S. mainland.
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While he makes strides towards basing his security policy on the ease with which he can unleash nuclear war, the rest of the world is making moves to stigmatize the weapons he is basing his doctrine on.
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But Putin's more likely move will be further south: If Ukraine makes strides in its economic and political reforms, he could turn up the military heat in Donbass, the pro-Russian region in the eastern part of the country.
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Multiple outlets reported that Republicans in Congress have met to discuss whether to go against Trump on his latest protectionist threat, which would steadily increase tariffs on all Mexican imports to 25% by October unless Mexico makes strides in stopping illegal immigration to the U.S. Trump had initially tweeted that the flow of migrants illegally crossing into the U.S. would have to "STOP," but administration officials later said that there was no specific level of reduction they were looking for.
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This technique in conjunction with FISH, m-FISH can produce more reliable results, since analysis is done on whole metaphase plates In addition to FISH and PCR, single cell genome sequencing is being tested as a method of preimplantation genetic diagnosis.Single-cell Sequencing Makes Strides in the Clinic with Cancer and PGD First Applications from Clinical Sequencing News. By Monica Heger. October 02, 2013 This characterizes the complete DNA sequence of the genome of the embryo.
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The company didn't create it as a commercial product because of deficiencies of weight and energy consumption in display technology. In 1994, the European Union initiated the 'OMI-NewsPAD' project (EP9252), requiring a consumer device be developed for the receipt and consumption of electronically delivered news / newspapers and associated multi-media.Outing, Steve (23 October 1996) "Digital Tablet Makes Strides in Europe and US" editorandpublisher. The NewsPad name and project goals were borrowed from and inspired by Arthur C. Clarke's 1965 screen play and Stanley Kubrick's 1968 film: 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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This bilayer proved to be stable for 1400 hours of testing at 500 °C and showed no indication of interfacial phase formation or thermal mismatch. While this makes strides towards lowering the operating temperature of SOFCs, it also opens doors for future research to try and understand this mechanism. Comparison of ionic conductivity of various solid oxide electrolytes Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology dealt with the instability of BaCeO3 differently. They replaced a desired fraction of Ce in BaCeO3 with Zr to form a solid solution that exhibits proton conductivity, but also chemical and thermal stability over the range of conditions relevant to fuel cell operation. A new specific composition, Ba(Zr0.1Ce0.7Y0.2)O3-δ (BZCY7) that displays the highest ionic conductivity of all known electrolyte materials for SOFC applications.
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