I don't need to conform to some staid linear maturation.
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He also believes that maturation may dull its radical edge.
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But things are changing with the maturation of the market.
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Would you say their maturation is a reflection of yours?
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Part of this is like the maturation of many communities.
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"Facebook is going through a maturation process," Hughes said Tuesday.
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And then the maturation of these technologies, and it's good.
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Hulu's maturation isn't simply about appealing to would-be creators, however.
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FirstNet has had something of a painful birth and maturation process.
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This is what the maturation of an untradable player looks like.
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It's not necessarily a maturation, but an excavation of the past.
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The swift maturation of Pittsburgh's younger players has lengthened its lineup.
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Is it a maturation or response to that film at all?
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This man is a brat whose money has stunted his maturation.
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It also marks a new moment of maturation in her art.
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This was a necessary step in my maturation as a human being.
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I was really interested in works that you saw that maturation happening.
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The receptacles start as long, thin sacs filled with fluid before maturation.
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"Drawing Blood" is a personal narrative of her maturation as an artist.
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With Benjamin's maturation and intellectual awakening, a crippling self-consciousness set in.
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His maturation had been slowed by years of horrible neglect and abuse.
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Archibald retired in 1982 after years of studying childhood growth and maturation.
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Observers said Blackstone&aposs expansion has illustrated the overall market&aposs maturation.
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Approximately a year after the injury, a scar reaches "full maturation," he says.
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The University of Aberdeen will continue to monitor Spirtle's healing and her maturation.
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"This is one more step toward the maturation of this process," Kelly said.
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Taken together, all the moves suggest a maturation in leading publishers' business models.
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The Great Depression prompted many vets to wish that maturation date came sooner.
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This could cause developmental delays that could mess with their rate of maturation.
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The Second Offset was the development and maturation of U.S. precision strike capabilities.
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What we're actually seeing is the maturation of streaming services as original content creators.
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So fresh that he spends the most time on this point of his maturation.
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This is due to the "angel's share," or the alcohol that evaporates during maturation.
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Altogether, the research suggests that brain maturation continues into one's twenties, and even thirties.
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Then, from the ages of 18-25, there's further maturation of the prefrontal cortices.
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A presidential impeachment requires this period of maturation of allegations to swing public opinion.
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The Treasury yield curve tracks interest rates on U.S. federal bonds by maturation date.
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"We've seen a maturation of Invisalign's clear aligners over the past decade," he said.
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Ecosystem maturation The evolution of big data can be viewed in three distinct timeframes.
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It's also a sign of the maturation of the industry, one tech lobbyist said.
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During its first maturation in the 80s, thrash was as heavy as metal got.
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They are now in their 40s and embody the political maturation of Sikh Americans.
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" 21's maturation in sound is most obviously displayed in curveball potential single, "FaceTime.
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We pass by the five-story maturation warehouse before heading to the tasting room.
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In part, the push is driven by the eventual maturation of its online business.
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I mean, it's the cycle that is the natural progression of growth, of maturation.
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If we deny teenagers decision-making opportunities, we risk retarding their growth and maturation.
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A year later, video game violence seems to have undergone an assuring and validating maturation.
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A longer maturation period adds hints of green tea and rose hip to the flavor.
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The company went public yesterday, another clear sign post on the road to SaaS maturation.
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By putting egg maturation into overdrive, was she putting her long-term fertility at risk?
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The book delineates history into four seasonal cycles, or "turnings": growth, maturation, decay and destruction.
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But the thing we were most excited about him was how his maturation had improved.
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But as a result of the maturation of these systems, they&aposre starting to anticipate.
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We can then try to figure out the mechanisms that regulate the maturation of these neurons.
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It's a maturation, and in its stylistic diversity manages to be his most cohesive work yet.
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So, with the maturation of more and more verticals, we can expect this gap to narrow.
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However, the maturation of renewables provides an opportunity for us to rethink the world's energy future.
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He's pleased by the garden's maturation, and particularly the Himalayan maple that he grew from seed.
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" The higher doses, he said, were "quite effective in speeding up the rate of skeletal maturation.
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It depends on the degree of maturation, I think, and self-awareness that the person has.
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In theory, the maturation of the internet should have killed off the desire for zines entirely.
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There is a catalyst behind Ms. Kardashian West's growth; it is not just natural career maturation.
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I think Hannah needed that in order to get to the next step of her maturation.
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"In reality it's not -- it's a maturation and a natural evolution of the relationship," he said.
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But luckily for today's students, there are technologically advanced tools for making it through this maturation process.
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The maturation of the industry means buyers are looking for flexible contracts and the ability to hedge.
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The energetic Mr. Ghaffari makes good use of the jocular Romeo's entourage to chart his accelerated maturation.
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"I've never seen the maturation of a woman as a negative thing," Zellweger told The Hollywood Reporter.
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"We think Colombia has reached an important level of maturation," Morris said at Petro&aposs campaign headquarters.
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"Fundamentally, political maturation and responsibility requires that people be held responsible by their own societies," Bolton said.
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Disruptions to that world created the conditions for the maturation of the state, and for economic progress.
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The relationship between the two is a key part of the maturation of Kratos as a character.
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And then an inevitable maturation and reclamation of what was already his, this time the right way.
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The album, out March 10 on Thirty Tigers, is a beautiful maturation of Sweeney's previous three albums.
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Wholesomeness has gone out of fashion, and Swift's abrupt moment of maturation finds her playing catch-up.
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Right now we're at a point in the innovation cycle where there's maturation – of technologies and firms.
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The May auction roughly coincided with the maturation of 1.5 billion riyals of T-bills, bankers said.
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I'd outline two main factors driving this area forward: significant marketing momentum and maturation of required technology.
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This metaphorically rich tableau indicates the ongoing maturation of the luxury spaceship trope through its successive incarnations.
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Meeting the vaulting team Volteo, which we ultimately profiled in this film, transformed our perspective on maturation.
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During the maturation of the brain, microglia recognize these factors as tags and engulf the tagged synapses.
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Reliving the same day time and again, each getting scarily smaller, her character undergoes a potent maturation.
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The country, for example, has a hot and humid climate which he said speeds up the whiskey's maturation.
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Once that cheese has dried, it goes on to another phase, which is the maturation in natural caves.
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In all likelihood, the animal's got an extremely low-key metabolism, resulting in slow growth and reproductive maturation.
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So I think we're beginning to see the maturation of market [in a way that reflects] traditional dynamics.
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What had been ten years of innovation, evolution and maturation began to transform into repetition, imitation and simulation.
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Musk said during the company's third quarter earnings call that Tesla plans to honor the original maturation date.
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Is it really a show of maturation of the format, worth paying the premium and jumping on board?
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It represents an alternative and precarious—if somewhat bourgeois—vision of labor, and a step toward personal maturation.
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It's a comedy with something to say about maturation, but exactly what that something might be is elusive.
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There followed a long period of refinement and maturation, which is more than some guerrilla outfits can say.
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But maturation is a funny thing for a singer whose generous high jinks are foundational to his popularity.
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Konta said her recent success had much to do with her maturation as a player and a person.
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The actors's ability to convey the sudden emotional maturation that would result from their parents deportation is impressive.
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And the maturation of digital printing means that fabrics can now be created on demand, lowering overhead costs.
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During a baby's last weeks in the womb, there's dramatic maturation in the brain and rapid physical growth.
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Looking back at both shows, the clothing displayed the maturation, or the evolution, of the female television avatar.
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With their dynamic chiaroscuro lighting, the pictures in the article show his maturation as a photographer and storyteller.
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The work exhibited doesn't want to acknowledge that neighborhoods go through cycles of birth, maturation, death, and also rebirth.
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Deals are achievable but episodic, and the industry's consolidation and maturation will likely differ from most other corporate sectors.
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Now, when you talk about discipline of message, that's part of what I would say is a political maturation.
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In some ways, investor pitches remain the same from the birth of a company through its maturation, Colonna said.
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On Mourn, he's pushing that movement forward, offering a window into the maturation and evolution of this musical enigma.
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Put simply, it's Connectivity 2.0 (or 5.0, or whatever number you choose to assign to this technology maturation process).
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An elderly woman in a frilly hat said she saw their spiritual maturation more like the ripening of fruit.
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Carlos Meléndez, a political scientist who has studied Fujimorismo, said the dispute pointed to the maturation of the party.
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I think that really it's less related to Trump specifically and more to the maturation of the organization overall.
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Throwing four touchdowns, each to a different receiver, is a sign of maturation, at least in terms of football skills.
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"He's a killer now," said Gibson, who played with Butler in Chicago and saw his maturation into an NBA start.
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Archibald also published research that included photographs he'd taken of nude patients, ostensibly to document their growth and sexual maturation.
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Mistry speaks about the imminent closure clear-eyed and unsentimentally, as if it's a natural stage in the restaurant's maturation.
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What I see when I look at the 2017 edition of the OnePlus flagship is a necessary maturation and refinement.
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This ability to contact a customer service organization shows a maturation of consumer cloud products that had been missing previously.
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For them, the ability to enlist in the IDF means taking part in the most normalizing experience of Israeli maturation.
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While hip-hop traditionally appears to favor youth culture, there's value in seeing artists embrace their maturation and demand longevity.
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The prince was in effect counting on his father's death to reach the pinnacle of his own growth and maturation.
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It might be seen as a maturation of the Tea Party to a greater level of professionalism and policy action.
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Bitcoin topped out in the midst of the futures contract launches; this was a big step in the asset's maturation.
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The peer-to-peer lodging startup was just coming in to its own, moving from a period of hyper growth to one of maturation as a brand and as a business, and part of that maturation process was developing a new brand ID and guiding design principles to move it into its next phase.
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An overlooked top-24 player, Griffin's steady maturation over the past few seasons begins with a look at his shot selection.
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The team's defense has a great deal of ability, and the maturation and development of Clay Matthews should not be understated.
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It might just be part of Google's—er, Alphabet's—maturation that it won't publicly bet on moonshot ideas as much anymore.
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For the next four and a half years, the companies will perform the technology maturation and risk reduction of the weapon.
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Bach also notes that Eichmann believed it was imperative to kill children, to prevent the maturation of future generations of Jews.
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One of the problems with technology maturation frameworks like the Gartner hype cycle is that you never know where you stand.
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But the "obsession with macro," he said, has overshadowed a continued maturation of Chinese companies that offers opportunities for committed investors.
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Perhaps it ate him up to lose that decades-old argument with Moore, perhaps he considered it part of his maturation.
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There is a real richness, however, in regarding Lerner's three books together, as the story of a kind of political maturation.
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Cheese that matures from two to six months is called semicurado, and it becomes curado when the maturation exceeds six months.
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Quarterback Jared Goff's rapid maturation and a great season by running back Todd Gurley have made their offense something to fear.
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This movie is a fictionalized account of the maturation of skateboarding, centered on the mid-70s skating boom in Los Angeles.
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"We have observed a maturation of the Windows ecosystem, and being more and more attracted to the kinds of teams that are investing in really high-throughput software delivery automation, while at the same time same a maturation of the underlying cloud infrastructure that makes Windows available, and makes it much easier for us to operate," he explained.
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"There isn't a rule or regulation that says you have to bio band or even look at growth and maturation," says Bunce, but the initiative has given clubs all the information they need to make a decision about whether and how to incorporate bio banding or at the least consider growth and maturation as a development variable.
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In fact, these fragments of RNA can reveal which genes are switched on, indicating which stage of maturation the fetus has reached.
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Underscoring bitcoin's maturation, the currency set new price records this week as the value of a single coin crossed the $2,000 threshold.
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I guess I'm feeling sentimental in part because the maturation of the smartphone market is inevitably accompanied by its loss of diversity.
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"The convergence of technologies to see a small planet next to a really bright star are just coming to maturation," Morse said.
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The financiers, though, invested far earlier in the technology maturation process, and are suddenly finding out that blockchain is very, very early.
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It is also, along with the FX series "Legion," a sign of the maturation of comics on screen, for better or worse.
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But while still young, those tender bulbs are juicy and sweet, with just a hint of the pungency they develop after maturation.
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That changed dramatically when Lonnie took the reins and we instituted controls that allowed for the maturation of the Muhammad Ali business.
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This is why adolescence is the highest risk period for developing addiction — and simple maturation may be what helped me get better.
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This lasting artifact of an ephemeral performance was perhaps a metaphor as well for time-lapse maturation, for what had been transformed.
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Meiselas captured not only the maturation of the girls, but also a microcosm of the city usurped by New York's unending evolution.
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The difference today is that technologies like CRISPR have rapidly reached maturation, meaning these once hypothetical questions must now be seriously considered.
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Part of the maturation and drive to profitability is spurred by the fact that Box now has a more complete product platform.
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Explain brain maturation to your kid so that when you say "no, not yet," you're a scientist, not a ruthless dictator. 2.
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Today, we're eating animals at the same rate as we have since the maturation of industrial agriculture 30 or 40 years ago.
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I should have found ways to stay close to Meagan, while still respecting her maturation and natural desire for control and boundaries.
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I also noticed the day after she turned 9 she entered a blue period, which may signal a maturation in her style.
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Reflecting its growth and maturation, the campaign this week held a retreat and rolled out a set of guiding principles for staff.
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" Former House Intelligence Committee chairman Mike Rogers, a Republican who is now a CNN analyst, said Trump needed to undergo a "maturation process.
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CES just showed the beginning of the maturation of those efforts, and 2017 will likely see a lot more progress in that regard.
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The combination of these two systems will be vital in the maturation of autonomous travel, while also keeping passengers safe in the process.
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Perhaps the biggest reason for the Panthers' offensive explosion this year, though, comes as the result of Mr Newton's maturation as a passer.
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There's definitely maturation and improvement going on with BlackBerry's Android software, offering at least the potential for a full-fledged, differentiated BlackBerry experience.
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Through the familiar process of maturation in a family invested in its own narrative, one with parents who encourage every interest and ambition.
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"This demonstration is an important milestone in AFRL's maturation of technologies needed to integrate manned and unmanned aircraft in a strike package," Capt.
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There's been a massive inflow of strong talent — in particular from the coasts — and we also have a maturation of locally cultivated talent.
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But that would disregard his public maturation: Since the age of 17 he's been a professional recording artist pursuing an all-consuming career.
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Sons of women who went through puberty early typically went through genital maturation about 6.5 months before boys with mothers who developed late.
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Levinson, always one to say the quiet part loud, was explicit that sexual adventuring with younger women was a healthy part of maturation.
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It was also a signal of the maturation of the streaming market that has already begun to revive the long-struggling music industry.
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It is a coming-of-age story told through flashbacks: Ms. Chang's character recounts her maturation from love-struck student to desperate housewife.
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"American universities were once a safe space not only for maturation but also for a certain regressive, or even transgressive, experience," she wrote.
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By reassembling the original pages, researchers hope to understand fully the long arc of Darwin's research and the gradual maturation of his thinking.
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"It's complicated to have your own private development and maturation alongside that [pressure] as a person, kind of having these double identities," says Portman.
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And in the same way Google evolved with the maturation of the internet, so to is Tradeweb evolving with the digitization of its markets.
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Company entry and maturation: Leading international OGS companies have been reluctant to enter Nigeria, and local companies have lacked capacity for at-scale deployment.
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But the sheer size of the data set — over 87,000 articles — reveals a consistent picture, one that essentially captures the maturation of the platform.
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With the strength of a fortified wine and bottled flat after an oxidative maturation, like sherry, all of its variants are truly genre-blurring.
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His puberty, his maturation, is about finding out what women—as a whole—are like, but it's a journey that's about him, not you.
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"Denosumab also decreases bone resorption by inhibiting maturation of osteoclasts through binding to a receptor on the surface of 'pre-osteoclast cells,' " McLean said.
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It's not exactly a strong vote of confidence or symbolic of the organization's maturation when it comes to honoring innovations around women's sexual wellness.
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About 6 percent of the soybeans in each of these provinces were in the flowering stage and the rest were in the maturation process.
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Her move catalyzed her maturation as an artist; she was finally able to build an environment that nourished her wide-ranging aims and interests.
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Meanwhile, utilities and states are eagerly doing whatever is within their limited power to facilitate this industry's maturation and enable their citizens to benefit.
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Furthermore, this does not include the effects of balance sheet maturation, which we estimate could be worth up to another 50 bps in tightening.
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Lerer Hippeau Principal Andrea Hippeau said 2019 was "a boom-and-bust cycle for cannabis," but in 2020 we'll see maturation in the market.
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The ambitious corporate campaigns abroad speak to the maturation of the hedge fund industry, as well as to the growth of American-style activism.
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The focus on larger, later-stage rounds is a nod to the maturation of a market that wasn't even widely recognized a decade ago.
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Alyssa Thomas, who also played in the Korean league last winter, said Jones's maturation in South Korea was vital to the Sun's sudden ascent.
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The officials who testified on Wednesday acknowledged that domestic terror was a growing threat that has evolved over time alongside the maturation of the internet.
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The bank initiated its coverage on the tech giant with a neutral rating, citing a slowdown in smartphone demand and the iPhone business reaching maturation.
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The perfect storm of elements -- from impeccable casting to maturation of social media, playing into the must-watch-immediacy of both -- won't easily be replicated.
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It's the sort of hedged bet that investors are making in the blockchain space, as we await the further maturation of this brand new market.
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And now, the maturation of natural language processing (NLP) technologies means that we have started to "talk" to our phones, our cars and our toys.
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Its self-driving software has now reached maturation in the communities it is testing in, and Voyage is now focusing on validation, according to Cameron.
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I've played with the maturation of the meat, and I've even experimented in a cold store for 100 days before I got the perfect recipe.
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Brennan found that, as a result, some of the smaller ruddy ducks showed a reproductive delay, and took a longer time to reach reproductive maturation.
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I worried about how her voice would sound singing along to the songs of her past, but the maturation in her tone has elevated them.
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Since then, some analysts have seen signs of maturation, in particular his pulling back from a potential armed clash with his nemesis, Iran, last year.
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So I figured if I can lean in and support him, then that's the best thing I could do for my maturation as a human.
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At the same time, because of the sudden maturation of mathematical methods that can deliver what is commonly called artificial intelligence, the possibilities are expanding.
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These organisms perform important functions that include digesting unused nutrients, producing vitamins, stimulating normal immune development, countering harmful bacteria and fostering maturation of the gut.
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"While all industries go through a maturation curve, this one faces a particular need for consolidation," said Terry Kawaja, the chief executive of LUMA Partners.
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But the inn's true allure is its access to the Bowmore Distillery, home to the world's oldest scotch maturation warehouse, the legendary No. 1 Vaults.
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A notable omission is Lover by Taylor Swift, which was well-received as both a maturation and return to country-pop form for the singer.
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Unfolding with a minimum of dialogue, Francisca's maturation from watcher to doer would be laughable if performed with less nuance or photographed with less originality.
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"It seems that there is a shift in the maturation of the brain but later in life it is caught up," Hoogman wrote in an email.
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Part of that maturation involves improving and formalizing ad products that allow for better, more reliable ad tracking, and Chartable's effort clearly speaks to that movement.
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"I've never seen the maturation of a woman as a negative thing," Zellweger, 47, told The Hollywood Reporter, after she was asked about aging in Hollywood.
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"The continued excessive rainfall ... will prevent remaining soybean planting, stall winter wheat maturation and harvesting, reduce winter wheat quality and likely lead to flooding," Maxar said.
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The colder waters during a La Niña delay their maturation and allow them to survive into the next year, giving them a two-year life cycle.
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The report details the growth and maturation of the global startup scene, with a particular focus on the European continent and its most recent exit results.
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A year post-Flower Boy, Tyler's maturation is one that warrants a double take, more focused on emotion rather than the shock value of his jokes.
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Concern has spread about a maturation of operations in North Dakota, the second-largest oil-producing U.S. state where Statoil is one of the largest producers.
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There's still a lot of room for this industry to grow, it seems, but, more importantly, there's time and money contributing to its maturation and sustainability.
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When children identify as transgender while still relatively young, they are sometimes started on puberty-blocking hormones when they start showing early signs of sexual maturation.
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Still, it is not necessarily the spatial and positional awareness he took away from Italy that most benefitted him, but rather the maturation of his outlook.
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A notable omission is Lover by Taylor Swift, which was well-received as both a maturation and a return to country-pop form for the singer.
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"I think it's been interesting to see his maturation as a mayor or as a public official that I think he's become perhaps more publicly empathetic."
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But regardless, "The process of sleep may be involved in brain 'wiring' in childhood and thus affect brain maturation," Kurth and her team concluded, says Science Daily.
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Triple distilled through Teeling's three copper pot stills and bottled straight off the still, poitín is essentially new whiskey, a clear spirit that undergoes no maturation process.
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As they teach her the ways of being a princess (the weird clothes, the animal companions, the singing), the young racer zooms towards her own inevitable maturation.
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In the space of an hour, you dart through all the stages of human maturation, from bewilderment (infancy) to discovery (puberty) to reasoning (adulthood) to deliverance (death).
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Mobile gaming always gives indicators of the direction it's going, but it is still sifting through a maturation stage, despite how explosively successful it is right now.
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Consumer demand for whiskey has left distillers such as Brown-Forman Corp's Jack Daniel's hustling to keep up, given whiskey maturation can take four to seven years.
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"While the craft brewing industry is entering a period of maturation, most markets are not near saturation," said Bart Watson, chief economist, Brewers Association in a release.
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This is all the product of technology maturation, with Sony also adding a new dedicated chip for noise canceling that's supposed to be multiple times more effective.
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Obviously, some of the world's greatest minds in the fields of robotics/AI/ML are at an impasse, but the maturation of AI waits for no man.
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LG is staking its fortunes on a modular phone After years of improving at a breakneck pace, the smartphone is now coming to terms with its maturation.
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Why that's relevant: every egg inside a woman's ovaries sits within a fluid-filled sac full of cells that support egg maturation and produce hormones, including AMH.
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"We should not ask our district court judges to predict future prospects for maturation and rehabilitation when highly trained professionals say such predictions are impossible," he wrote.
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But Hesse's heroes are punk Peter Pans—they don't grow up, and despise people who do, because they see maturation as a surrender to conformity and accommodation.
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It is only because of an unfortunate historical confluence that his career advancement coincided with the success, maturation, and eventual psychotic breakdown of the modern conservative movement.
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Board members were particularly moved by a statement they said demonstrated "maturation and insight" and marked a reversal to Bell's previous claims of being a political prisoner.
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The same rural communities saw girls' mean age of marriage rise from 14.9 to 17.5 – a small jump in years, but a major leap in adolescent maturation.
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This pioneering, worldwide cultural program is the product of a group of artists and organizers who have dedicated themselves to its maturation over the past two decades.
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New business models are connecting corporate and residential demand to cheap and stable solar power and energy storage's continued maturation promises increasing future competitiveness of solar offerings.
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Erik Erikson, probably the most famous psychologist of the day, posited a period of "identity crisis" in youth, followed by the consolidation, maturation, and reflection of adulthood.
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Simon Lee: They create a protective atmosphere around the fruit by absorbing ethylene (the ripening hormone in fruit and veg), slowing down the whole process of maturation.
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Reed's brother-in-law Kessler Karain has been on the bag since 2014, and has noticed a maturation process in the newest member of the major championship club.
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But the difference is that, unlike a VC fund, Fadell doesn't have a bunch of limited partners backing him, tracking returns over (typically) a 10-year maturation period.
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Raytheon and Lockheed recently won a potential $116 million deal to develop the LRPF weapon through a technological maturation and risk reduction phase, Army and industry officials said.
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Keratinocytes go through 4 weeks of maturation before they shed, so on any one day, you are probably losing about 3 billion skin cells, based on these numbers.
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In a recent conversation, the CEO of Light discussed how the maturation of the smartphone category could afford smartphone makers the opportunity to better target different user needs.
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Be smart: Matthew Ball, former head of strategy at Amazon Studios, argues that this is not a sign of trouble for Netflix, but rather a sign of maturation.
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But as the social network has faced a series of high profile and impactful controversies, its bug bounty increasingly doubles as an opportunity for Facebook to demonstrate maturation.
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The system today – put in place by galleries, auction houses, and art critiques – has nothing to do with talent, development of skill, or maturation of the art world.
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If big-screen science fiction has been going through a maturation process over the past few years, searching for a truly genre-defining moment, it has finally arrived.
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This leads consultants at PWC to conclude in a new report that additive manufacturing "is crossing from a period of hype and experimentation into one of rapid maturation".
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Mets 296, Brewers 2109 Kirk Nieuwenhuis has seen Noah Syndergaard's maturation for longer than most, beginning with their time as teammates at Class AAA Las Vegas in 25.
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He criticized the trend among startups of delaying an IPO in favor of basking in the private markets, likening it to a college victory lap that stunts maturation.
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These both represent slight decelerations from Zelle's performance inQ2 2018, when the metrics increased 62% YoY and 77% YoY, respectively, likely because of the digital P2P market's maturation.
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H.F.O. stories have been used since journalism was a print-only industry, but the maturation of digital platforms has made the demand for advance copy even more urgent.
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The song is 21's most comprehensive take on street life, due to his ability to help visualize the maturation of a kid growing up in that environment.
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He understands why the families who have claim to the land around Antelope Canyon have welcomed its maturation into a world-renowned destination — people need jobs and money.
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The hardware team is particularly focused on sensor development and is conducting some "low volume manufacturing capabilities for rapid maturation of hardware," he said in a followup email.
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We don't know what differences lie between our current selves and the people we were before getting sick — what maturation and emotional hardening have occurred during that transformation.
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There's something special about capturing them in this moment of early maturation, because nature will surely reshape them as quickly as they have reshaped their respective musical realms.
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Mandiri Manajemen Investasi has been appointed as the arranger for the securities, which would carry an 8.75-9.5 percent interest rate and have a 5-year maturation date.
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Also in August, the Air Force named Boeing and Northrop as winners of technology maturation deals — up to $359 million each — for the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent program.
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And Disick's maturation has not gone unnoticed by the mother of his own three children: Reign Aston, 4½, and Mason Dash, 9½, plus daughter Penelope Scotland, 7 next month.
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We inhibited a maturation gene called Indian Hedgehog (IHH), and that allowed the fibula to keep on growing and this resulted in a chicken that's like the old dinosaurs.
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Today's announcement is about bringing some level of discipline to a growing project and it's a significant step forward in the maturation of Kubernetes as an open source project.
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This maturation of the prefrontal cortex allows teenagers to think more abstractly outside of themselves, and look at themselves the way they feel other people are looking at them.
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When considering previous scandals in this election and their lifecycle in the polls, the initial impact for each event takes an average of five days to reach full maturation.
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The inner goofiness that had marred Luger's earlier years hadn't dissipated but, when combined with the maturation of his physical craft, it lent his character a weird underdog quality.
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These admissions officers tell their own children that high school is far more than just a pathway to college — it's a time for maturation, self-discovery, learning and fun.
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They take a style of beer that normally takes a long time for maturation, is expensive, and packs a punch on the alcohol side, but make it easy drinking.
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In contrast, Cielle's gradual awakening and maturation are made all the more visceral thanks to Kenny's faith that her reader is as acutely perceptive as her beguiling young heroine.
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Some heavy screen users showed cortical thinning at younger ages than expected; but this thinning is part of natural brain maturation, and scientists don't know what that difference means.
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Bundled with the continued maturation of Andujar and his fellow rookie Gleyber Torres, the Yankees felt they could close the gap on Boston without spending much on new additions.
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Lockheed Martin and Raytheon each won 54-month technology maturation and risk reduction contracts in August, but the Air Force would not release the exact value of the deals.
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He will riff at length about the technological themes that undergird his picks, like the omnipresence of cloud computing, the maturation of solar power and the promise of artificial intelligence.
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What this latest generation of Apple's tablet represents is a maturation into a truly versatile and powerful computer, thanks to Apple's usual mix of tightly integrated hardware and software upgrades.
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Differentiated service offerings like Lux will help Lyft better address this market maturation, should it continue to evolve along the lines of hotels and other aspects of the hospitality industry.
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Lockheed Martin Corp, Northrop and Boeing were all competing for the contract which is needed to perform the three-year technology maturation and risk reduction (TMRR) phase of Minuteman replacement.
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The Bronx space represents a maturation for the artist, who has since moved on to more conventional living quarters, and who has been working on a series of metal figures.
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Although his political maturation over the past year had not been altogether linear, it seemed clear that an understanding of what his candidacy meant to his supporters was taking root.
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Kammer's next project will be a maturation of her endometriosis series that considers how the condition impacts one's personal relationships, taking inspiration from that between her and her twin sister.
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One aspect of brain sex becomes evident at puberty when, usually, certain brain cells stimulate adult male or adult female levels and patterns of hormones that cause adult sexual maturation.
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"If we can develop an extra-uterine system to support growth and organ maturation for only a few weeks, we can dramatically improve outcomes for extremely premature babies," said Flake.
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All of these and other announcements at Spec are part of the maturation process of Slack as it moves to solve some of the pain points of growing so quickly.
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There is also a process of political maturation that movements can undergo as they elect people to office who are then forced to respond to citizens with different social views.
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They began to express a different set of genes, and most of their activity switched to more supportive functions, such as boosting calcium signaling in nearby neurons to facilitate their maturation.
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It is a sign of the maturation of television as an art form, this argument maintains, that it has begun to define comedy in a less vaudevillian and more Aristotelian sense.
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Glen De Vos, Aptivs chief technology officer, said lidar could follow radars extended maturation process, with technology, size, cost and reliability optimized over time as demand and production volume ramp up.
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Eugene has to pretty much make everything weird It all pays off later in the episode, after Eugene has "proved" his maturation by taking a bite out of crime (see below).
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"Over time the emerging divinity schools will train students to use active chemicals for scientific human development and maturation, as well as end-of-life care," he said in an interview.
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It is one of the rare pieces of entertainment that can legitimately be called unique, and despite its shortcomings, it helped open up comic books for further maturation as an art.
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Uber said many of the changes were a part of its overall maturation process, as it has grown from a small start-up to a global organization in roughly six years.
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Lockheed Martin and Raytheon are currently on contract for $252 million as part of a four-and-a-half-year technology-maturation and risk-reduction phase to design the new weapon.
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Glen De Vos, Aptiv's chief technology officer, said lidar could follow radar's extended maturation process, with technology, size, cost and reliability optimized over time as demand and production volume ramp up.
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However, American cities are entering a period where the maturation of certain technologies will serve as a force multiplier–affecting every sector of the local economy, every worker, and every job.
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It's the most balanced collection of work she's put out yet, and during her latest trip to New York, we spoke with her about her maturation and the freedom to change.
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I mean, this is what Jesus understood — that if you're really loving, in the deepest, broadest sense, one, your capacity is always inadequate, so you're always needing growth, maturation and development.
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Eventually, the maturation of Generation X — whose members were largely unfazed by tales of sex, pot and draft dodging — diminished the potential of the boomers' pet issues to blossom into scandal.
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The shifts in their styles — toward a greater restraint, and perhaps even maturation — were obvious from the earlier works performed on Wednesday by the Bang on a Can All-Stars ensemble.
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The two games are a stark contrast to each other, not only showing the growth of a character across a series, but the maturation and growth of an industry at large.
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European tech has seen a major inflow of capital over the past five years, but the growing pool of human talent is just as important for the maturation of the ecosystem.
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"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is an overall testament to Arya's maturation, as is her decision within the episode to seek out Gendry once she's decided to lose her virginity.
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"What you've had is a maturation of the altcoin market, and you've got investors and traders more comfortable understanding the fundamentals around what they're buying," said Bobby Cho, Cumberland's chief operating officer.
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That's because the timing of girls' menstruation and breast development was more strongly associated with mothers' own development timeline than other aspects of female maturation like pubic hair or acne, researchers note.
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Obama compared his own maturation and development through his school years to his daughters, crediting "the kind of discipline that I see in my daughters" to his and his wife Michelle's parenting.
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And the reality is that now, with the maturation of cloud and sensor tech, the digital revolution will advance oil and gas at a rate faster than it will alternative energy tech.
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It's not any of my business whether or not Chance's faith mirrors any of those beliefs, but I cannot help but feel a constant tug-and-pull while witnessing his admirable maturation.
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Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowsk said the policy speeches reflect "the natural maturation of the campaign," and will cover topics such as strengthening the military, reforming education and selecting Supreme Court justices.
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The process of maturation demands a deceleration, but also a tempering of enthusiasm — playing the long game means preserving one's energy, but also, and crucially, knowing when to react … and how much.
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In addition to her simple, punchy opening lines, Roupenian likes to begin stories at true beginnings, like childhood or a brand-new relationship, her tales often ones of maturation in fast-forward.
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Bar Patrón, in Sydney's Circular Quay, has been marketed as the maturation of Mexican food in Australia, where it is presented in a fine-dining context and given the respect it deserves.
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Mr. Gill attributed this to "a real maturation in the community," with Sikhs cultivating ties to all three parties, ensuring that the Sikh voice would be represented no matter who holds office.
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This vermentino grape, harvested by the village of Chateau-Chalon in the Jura region, is equally astonishing: After six years and three months of maturation, it'll be sold in Corsica as a Patrimonio.
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In many ways, it represents the leading edge of precision medicine's maturation from a buzzword in grant applications and investor pitch decks to a real, workable product that can actually improve patient outcomes.
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The combination of tech market maturation via the SaaS model, with an evolving operational model for private equity and the diminished attractiveness of other funding sources suggests this partnership is here to stay.
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"The decision to proceed with these three systems was made many years ago, prior to their maturation, when transformational approaches to acquisition were a DOD policy," said Mark Wright, a Defense Department spokesman.
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The maturation of India's mobile network into a legitimate platform for software services on par with the U.S. is critical to why India's fintech story is happening now after a decade of promise.
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The mobility market overall seems to be undergoing a maturation in recent years, so it makes sense for tech companies to be applying the learnings resulting from some of their more ambitious larks.
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Compare that to other fertility methods like in vitro fertilization (IVF), which has a roughly 30 percent success rate or in vitro maturation (IVM), which is successful about 40 percent of the time.
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Mr. Perkins's arc came to symbolize Silicon Valley's maturation: Later in his life, he became a more corporate figure, sitting on the boards of multiple public companies, and moving in elite societal circles.
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Stone looks to continue the maturation process of becoming a complete player as the No. 3 Terrapins host No. 16 Purdue for the first time Saturday in a matchup of Big Ten heavyweights.
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While Modern Baseball saw the 24-year-old cutting his teeth with poppy, coming-of-age emo songs, with Slaughter Beach, Dog he showcases an astonishingly rapid maturation as a songwriter and producer.
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Economically—and by extension, temperamentally—this maturation occurred in a different era, one far removed from N.D.G.'s current affluence, where expectations of male behaviour were clearly circumscribed and a masculine ethic prevailed.
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And as a memoir of professional maturation, Preger shows how readily she absorbed the advice of her mentors and it is clear that she wants to share everything she gained from their expertise.
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Klein's appointment is representative of the cannabis industry's maturation, as seasoned executives from other industries -- especially from the consumer packaged goods sector -- take the helm of the fast-growing firms amid turbulent times.
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These kinds of promotions imply some additional responsibility — especially as Slack looks to diversify and pitch itself as a more robust product than just a messenger — but also another point of maturation for Slack.
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The executive shake-up at Canopy highlights not only the challenges cannabis firms face in trying to meet sky-high expectations, but also the maturation of a long-illicit substance into a legitimate industry.
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There is maturation still to go, and thankfully we are not judged by our first jobs or first apartments — nor are our obituaries indelibly written based on our graduation-day accomplishments (or lack thereof).
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The maturation of mobile payment services combined with the proliferation of IoT-capable devices has created a perfect storm of innovation that's seeing our money going places it never could, both securely and conveniently.
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With the staggered release schedule of each book, this evolution perfectly matched my own maturation into an adult who was eager to graduate to fiction that would challenge my worldview or even scare me.
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We know that brain maturation continues past age 173, but it is not clear that the brains of 20-year-olds are so immature that they should be treated as if they are teenagers.
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Nicotine in e-cigarettes is detrimental to a young user's health and since adolescence is an important period of brain development, young people should avoid consuming nicotine that alters the brain's growth and maturation.
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Once the singers slipped into more comfortable clothes and the Monk method ran its course, the result was glorious — a sui generis, stirringly spiritual, nearly textless tale of the maturation of a female explorer.
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But Ms. Swift's return is a sign of the dominance of streaming, and of its maturation as an essential part of the music business, from the marketing of singles to the industry's sales figures.
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O/U: 21 ABOUT THE TITANS (2166-33): The maturation of second-year quarterback Marcus Mariota - who has benefited from the addition of running back DeMarco Murray -has been the story for Tennessee's flourishing offense.
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Gillis is disappointed with Apple's current management team that had five years to build new product categories during "the maturation of the smartphone market" and only launched the lackluster Apple Watch in that time frame.
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We see powerful near term catalysts for re-rating of both stocks on the back of a quietly improving pricing environment, incentive maturation, and we expect both to show profitability sooner than consensus is modeling.
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"If this continues, we might need to plant vines in higher altitudes to get later maturation and less heat, and maybe choose grape varieties that take longer to mature," she said in a telephone interview.
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Yet with Temer teetering on the brink — less than a year after his predecessor Dilma Rousseff was impeached in a similar corruption scandal — a cloud now hangs over the country's maturation into a fintech power.
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A key moment in the union's maturation came earlier this season, when players joined in protests in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and issued calls to curb gun violence in the United States.
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Although relatively new to the United States, gay reparation has been debated and legislated around the world for close to two decades and is a logical progression in the maturation of the gay rights movement.
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Infamous for his slew of antics, as he attempts to demonstrate maturation, he is as critics have described the 21-year-old, now "joyless" and highly aware of his need to at least express remorse.
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It's not that hard to figure out what Holmer's trying to say with this film — which depicts maturation as an affliction — but it's impossible to predict from moment to moment how she's going to say it.
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Laird's headquarters, including historical structures which the family plans to turn into a visitor's center and museum in the near future, as well as one of its barrel maturation warehouses, is still located in New Jersey.
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He scrimmaged with the University of North Carolina team during the 2008 campaign, and a Sports Illustrated writer recently produced a book, "The Audacity of Hoop," about how basketball had been crucial to Mr. Obama's maturation.
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He considers the treatment to be as ethical as the practice in his field of withholding medicines that suppress precocious puberty, a medical condition that causes maturation to start too soon and leads to reduced stature.
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With square footage that's about three times the Lafayette store, this location figures to be more relaxed than the flagship: a place where the brand can breathe, a reclaiming of the hometown, a maturation without surrender.
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Each time, Niloo's father cannot reconcile the serious person in front of him with the happy and mischievous girl he once knew, or make the proper mental adjustments to account for her maturation, her new habits.
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"We had expected comp weakness in hunting and electronics, as well as continued pressure in Under Armour and less benefit from store maturation, but these trends caused more pressure than anticipated," Telsey analyst Joseph Feldman said.
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Future competitiveness depends upon federal investment in mission-oriented R&D and the ability of the private sector to partner with government, employing its resources and capabilities to precipitate maturation of the country's assets and ingenuity.
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Usually it takes some cunning boardroom rebranding to achieve that move - the "maturation" of Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift doing a Bob Dylan and going electric - but that didn't seem to be the case with Tegan and Sara.
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"One of the things we've seen from the Pentagon over the last 12 months is a maturation of their cyber strategy, and they now talk publicly about using cyber for offensive purposes and cyber deterrence," FitzGerald said.
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Shopping, in particular, benefited from the maturation of the e-commerce industry, which has made strides in terms of enabling easier mobile checkout flows, and has benefited from native mobile payment mechanisms, like Apple Pay, we'd argue.
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Northrop Grumman and Boeing teams were awarded Technology Maturation and Risk Reduction deals from the Air Force last year as part of a longer-term developmental trajectory aimed at developing, testing, firing and ultimately deploying new ICBMs.
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O/U: 23 ABOUT THE LIONS (227-224): Detroit has survived a lackluster ground game thanks to the maturation of Matthew Stafford, who has completed 66.8 percent of his passes for 19 touchdowns and just five interceptions.
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There's such realism, clarity and compassion (to say nothing of beauty) in how the creators show Arabella's maturation happening before your very eyes and ears; and vanishingly rare in opera is the formation of real, adult love.
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Yet the notion that the dignity of the human being subsists prior to any knowledge of the child and to its maturation means that, whatever fundamental rights we have in this world, we all share them equally.
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The continued maturation and evolution of the Israeli cybersecurity startup ecosystem will soon be on full display at Cybertech Israel, the largest annual conference of cyber technologies outside the United States, taking place this January in Tel Aviv.
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Weathers, who played the iconic Apollo Creed in the original Rocky series, told PEOPLE at the 2016 American Black Film Festival (ABFF) Awards that Stallone's Oscar nominated performance was born out of his personal maturation over the years.
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Snap, the parent company of Snapchat, is looking to add some cash to its coffers via a new proposed private offering of $1 billion in convertible senior notes, with a due date for maturation of August 1, 2026.
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It's easy (and fun!) to hate on art fairs, but Frieze's arrival in the City of Angels represents a maturation of LA's art market, which has been developing for many years and seems to be attaining critical mass.
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All of these announcements and more, are part of a maturation of the Firebase platform as Google aims to move it from a tool aimed directly at developers to one that can be integrated at the enterprise level.
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Still, even now, Winston describes himself as the glue that holds all of the Spartans' talent in place, and Izzo is on the record as saying that his team will go only as far as Winston's maturation allows.
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The unions have previously said that the strike action at the company's Cameronbridge, Leven and Shieldhall sites by its members, who make up half of Diageo's Scottish workforce, would bring bottling, maturation and distilling operations to a standstill.
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Lennart Nilsson, an innovative Swedish photographer whose micro-cameras bared some of life's previously impenetrable and breathtaking moments — most memorably a human embryo's maturation from the instant a sperm cell fertilizes an egg — died on Saturday in Stockholm.
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While I don't think VR headsets are necessarily going to become ubiquitous post-Alyx in the same way as sound and graphics cards, they've at least reached an important maturation point where they feel less like aspirational tech.
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Vigorously acted and bluntly entertaining, this study of a young man's maturation is notable less for the themes it explores and the provocations it offers than for the imposing physiques of its nine-member, all-male, often-shirtless cast.
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We wanted to remind the audience how fragile and stressful the time of maturation can be, not only because it is inevitable but also because it is essential for determining who we are for the rest of our lives.
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Ariana Grande's thank u, next represented a maturation for the artist, a vulnerable journey into the singer's life following the death of her first love, Mac Miller, and the dissolution of her engagement to Saturday Night Live's Pete Davidson.
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Building on precedents at federal biomedical research agencies, DOEF would leverage the U.S. government's investments in energy R&D to attract further investment from the private sector to accelerate the maturation of clever ideas hatched at DOE's national labs.
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It recounted his tough maturation as the son of a veteran revolutionary who was persecuted by Mao, testing the family's loyalty to the Communist cause, and his seven years working in the dirt-poor countryside during the Cultural Revolution.
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When people look back at this period of growth and maturation for online video, Jukin will stand out as a company that was able to properly and accurately put a value on UGC video, which to many people was an afterthought.
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It's unclear if hate speech—something other platforms have come strongly under fire for failing to prevent—is something the fourth largest site in the US intends to take action against as part of its campaign to prove its maturation.
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While concerns will persist about core Facebook maturation, regulatory headwinds and/or safeguarding the platform for a privacy first approach, we think the market now better understands many of those risks (as they dominate almost all of our investor conversations).
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The ingredients found in bourbon — barley, rye, corn — get smoked with cherrywood prior to being used in this massive beer, which is transferred to oak barrels for maturation after fermentation (the first batch rested in Pappy Van Winkle bourbon barrels specifically).
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Through analysis the impact of maturation in the presence naturally occurring androgens as the level necessary for male development, significant advantages are had, including but not limited to increased body and muscle mass, bone density, bone structure, and connective tissue.
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For better or worse, Swift grew up as her fans did — starting in adolescence and moving onward from there, her career has modeled the maturation of one young woman assumed to be a composite, standing in for her whole fanbase.
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A natural step in the maturation process for a company like Uber, which faces a significant and dispersed regulatory challenge, would be to try to recruit drivers as allies for the basic proposition that the service is safe and useful.
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Like Harry Potter and The Hunger Games before it, the TV show is charting the maturation of a bunch of kids who start out knowing very little about the world and grow into adulthood as uneasily as the rest of us.
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The main difference with Iberian ham is the breed of pig used, the living environment, and the curing process time—anywhere between 18 to 36 months, which is twice or more than the maturation time of a regular serrano ham.
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There's still no consensus on whether or not Because the Internet has had a lasting impact (to say that there is a discussion at all), but the album does feature a song that foresaw Glover's eventual maturation as an artist.
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The Note 8 is then a big device in many ways, but what it represents most of all is a maturation of the phablet form factor, or the gigantic screen phone, which the Note basically created – or at least popularized.
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The influential Russian rocketry pioneer Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, born in 1857, believed that space exploration was not only a crucial step in the maturation of our species, but also the will of an intelligent universe that seeks to unite all sentient creatures.
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Unlike the offshore oil industry, which has been drilling in underwater environments for decades (with sometimes devastating consequences), the machinery required to mine gold, zinc, nickel, copper, manganese, and other valuable minerals from the deep sea is only now reaching maturation.
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Peruvian avocados aren't identical to their Mexican counterparts: Their skin has a different texture, the flesh has a different color, and they're harvested at a different stage in their maturation process, which means that Peru's avocados need more time to ripen.
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The launch of the video editing tool and Canva for Education strengthen that stance, not only creating more users for the platform itself but fostering an environment for the maturation of new designers to join the ecosystem as a whole.
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Clearly, the main thing keeping her alive was the showrunners' determination to fascinate us with the process of her maturation, but from our own lives we know that the wish to see someone grow and thrive can be thwarted by chance.
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"Our view is that customers are increasingly mixing down (IP6S in favor of IP7) and maturation of the device-centric consumer electronics adoption wave could weigh on both Apple and the smartphone market," analyst Mark Moskowitz wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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In a blog, the Foundation's board chairman, Mike Klein, said its mission to further transparency by accelerating the development of transparency technologies has "substantially reduced in urgency" owing to what he described as "the robust maturation of technology over the past decade".
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The tensions between "communication utility" and community business, moderation and censorship, and the fallibility of algorithms or the fallibility of humans have underscored the maturation of Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit, and all three have dodged these questions until they became tremendous problems.
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The fact that AI has been able to operate at this level is being viewed as a sign of the maturation of AI, and we see many of the same themes discussed today as were prevalent around Kasparov's defeat nearly 20 years ago.
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Even so, the results add to the evidence linking earlier maturation with obesity, high blood pressure and other risk factors for cardiovascular disease, said Jane Mendle, a human development researcher at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, who wasn't involved in the study.
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That connection between female intellectual maturation and extremely watchable catastrophe is further reflected in Westworld's choice to make female hosts, particularly Dolores and Maeve (Thandie Newton), much more active agents of rebellion than their male companions Teddy (James Marsden) and Hector (Rodrigo Santoro).
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It's testament to Samsung's growth and maturation as a brand that it can sit alongside Apple in capturing everyone's attention, but the Korean company is doing that in exactly the wrong way, keeping a negative spotlight on its most expensive and advanced product.
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"Rather than point to one specific study, we basically said, 'Look, there has been an accumulation of evidence showing that brain maturation, especially in regions that regulate self control, is still ongoing in late adolescence and maybe into early adulthood,'" Steinberg says.
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The decrease in observed sleepwalking is not well understood, but may be the result of brain maturation, decreased non-REM sleep as we get older and hence fewer opportunities to sleepwalk, or adults being less likely to be observed sleepwalking than younger children.
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The league has yet to prove statistically that the pattern is related to the time of physical maturation, but a recent multi-year study in Switzerland supported the idea that late physical development was detrimental to a player's chances at higher-level success.
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Regardless, the Air Force announced late Monday that Boeing and Northrop Grumman each won three-year contracts for the "technology maturation and risk reduction," or essentially the preliminary design phase, of the Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent intercontinental ballistic missile weapon system program.
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The concept of VR actually dates back to the 1800s, and the term has been around since the mid-1980s, but the maturation of the tech in recent years has led to a bigger push to get more wide-spread adoption amongst consumers.
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"The brain undergoes dramatic maturation and growth throughout childhood and adolescence, but there are several brain structures and the functioning of certain areas of the brain that reach peak development during the years between ages 10 and 12 in males," he added.
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That's a major development for an industry that hasn't seen many smash hits, but for free-to-play game makers like Against Gravity, which has now raised $29 million to date, there's plenty of maturation in the VR market that still needs to happen.
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"Researchers are often left working in the dark when it comes to gradual changes that occur during cardiac tissue development and maturation because there has been a lack of easy, non-invasive ways to measure the tissue functional performance," said Lind in a statement.
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His 1904 "Adolescence" described a phase that spread out between the ages of 12 and 18, encompassing the breaking of voice and facial hair for boys and the first menstrual period and breast development for girls – and the emotional maturation following these physical developments.
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A synthesis of media and retail: Doug Stephens, CEO of Retail Prophet, says the B8TA model is an inevitable outgrowth of the maturation of e-commerce, in which we are all just a swipe of a smartphone—or an aside to Alexa—from buying something.
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Facebook's willingness to put user safety over platform utility indicates a maturation of the company's "Hacker Way" that played fast-and-loose with people's data in order to attract developers to its platform who would in turn create functionality that soaked up more attention.
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For long-time fans of the artists' grittier aesthetic, this could be a tad disappointing, but the shift feels like part of an inevitable maturation of aesthetic and style, creating a closer marriage between Djurberg's visual and material world and Berg's trance-like sounds.
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That's a long way of saying that while the IPO day is often compared to a college graduation — signifying a startup's maturation to a fully independent, adult public company — let's remember that more than a few among us are not fully-independent adults when we graduate college.
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If you're the kind of person who has two beers and regularly launches into the same 20 minute-long ode to the original PlayStation for playing a seminal role in the maturation of gaming as an art form, well, do we have some news for you.
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By the time work on Sworcery started, the App Store, and mobile gaming in general, were still in an early stage of maturation, and Twitter — despite being five-years-old — was a bit of a Wild West where a small game could still make a considerable impact.
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Just a few short months ago, sitting with thousands of others at a Bernie Sanders rally in New Brunswick, N.J., amid chants of "this is what democracy looks like," I believed we were on the cusp of a better time in our democratic growth and maturation.
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If, for example, gut maturation is impaired or delayed, some experts believe undigested proteins could leak into the bloodstream and trigger an allergy or gluten intolerance, or an impaired immune system could result in an autoimmune disorder like Type 1 diabetes, juvenile arthritis or multiple sclerosis.
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Muschietti — along with the film's former director and main screenwriter Cary Fukunaga, as well as several other writers — ties Beverly's anxiety about her own sexual maturation to her sexual assault at the hands of her father, and her fear of both these things to the bathroom itself.
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The result from all this work is a computer model for brain genomics that scientists can search — a database akin to Google Earth that charts specific genetic addresses in the brain and reveals which genetic and biological processes are active there, and at what point during maturation.
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This prophecy, which is laid out in a 1997 book, "The Fourth Turning," by two amateur historians, makes the case that world events unfold in predictable cycles of roughly 80 years each that can be divided into four chapters, or turnings: growth, maturation, entropy and destruction.
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"The comparison...indicate(s) that there was no noticeable difference in the growth and maturation of this Neanderthal juvenile in comparison with modern human juveniles," said study co-author Luis Rios, a Member of the Paleoanthropology Group at Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales, at a press conference held yesterday.
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" The Post also reported that the administration was looking to request $150 million in fiscal year 2019 "to enable the development and maturation of commercial entities and capabilities which will ensure that commercial successors to the ISS — potentially including elements of the ISS — are operational when they are needed.
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Still, the study adds to growing evidence suggesting that mothers' puberty timing and genes may impact the timeline of maturation for both sons and daughters, said Qiguo Lian, a researcher at the Shanghai Institute of Planned Parenthood Research and Fudan University in China who wasn't involved in the study.
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All This I Do For Glory, is another dramatic step forward in both his capacity to play and his maturation as a composer and a narrator, and with his profile as a film scorer rising as well, Stetson may have another musical reinvention or two left in him.
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Click here to read more BI Prime storiesThe last decade saw some massive upheavals in the tech world, as the rise of cloud computing platforms like Amazon Web Services and the maturation of cutting-edge artificial intelligence completely changed the way companies buy, use, and manage their IT infrastructure.
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The most sophisticated pro-lifers will at this point make appeals to science and metaphysical biology, and argue that the embryo is an organism whose maturation into an independent human being is intrinsic or internal to it — and thus it is a person and bears all the rights therein.
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"The new guidelines show a maturation of evidence and policy in HIV medicine and a growing consensus affecting application, not only in the United States but worldwide," Dr. Hyman Scott, a professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco, wrote in an editorial published Tuesday alongside the JAMA report.
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The maturation and efficacy of active protection systems also bears prominently upon this calculus; the Army is now accelerating development of a handful of APS systems to better enable tanks and other armored vehicles to detect, track, intercept and destroy incoming enemy RPGs, tank rounds and anti-tank guided missiles.
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Lee often cited the key role that advances in special effects played in convincingly bringing superheroes to the screen, but an equally important development was the maturation of those who grew up reading the source material -- directors, screenwriters and studio executives who approached the comics with greater reverence and respect.
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Johann Rupert said on a conference call, " 'It's time for the big boys to take over'," Ms. Busquets said, referring to remarks made by the chairman of Richemont about fashion e-commerce as a whole, and the maturation of the sector to one dominated by established companies instead of start-ups.
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The maturation of the Fed's balance sheet has been dubbed quantitative tightening (QT), the inverse of QE. If the latter had a large positive effect on the economy through a suppression of interest rates, it is highly likely that quantitative tightening will possibly have a similar-sized but opposite impact.
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More than any other rapper of note, his maturation was the first to be constantly documented in front of a camera without the glitz and glam of a Lil' Bow Wow or Soulja Boy—teens in the 1003s who'd make their mark on the mainstream before effectively flaming out as adults.
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Even in films that are ostensibly about a girl's maturation and sexual awakening, like Blue Is the Warmest Color, the imprimatur of the male director (Abdellatif Kechiche) is unmistakable; the camera rests uncomfortably long on slick, pornographic sex scenes that lack all of the sweet, clumsy awkwardness of a first sexual encounter.
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"If a kid finds 20 websites that convince him that if you believe in God you might as well believe in the spaghetti monster, there are all kinds of intellectual issues—issues that people in the community try to stay away from, or welcome with the right age, maturation, and background," Adlerstein said.
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