As the blockchain and cryptocurrency industries mature, regulation needs to also mature.
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Startups mature and try to make sure their C-suites mature, too.
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"Apple is just mature at this point, and mature brands stagnate," she said.
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It's a mature decision held at a friend's very public BBQ, the least mature venue possible.
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"That's a big-boy, mature at-bat from a mature hitter," Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said.
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As online networks mature from dorm-room experiments to social utilities, our expectations should mature with them.
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"One of my biggest goals is to be more mature, like to mature as a person," she said.
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As mentioned previously, many of the largest early-stage round recipients are mature companies or spin-outs of mature companies.
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Last year Showtime introduced "Funny Women of a Certain Age," a standup special featuring "mature women" delivering very mature jokes.
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The seven-year bond will mature on October 22 2023 while the 50-year will mature on June 22 2066.
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Standing before Hillary Clinton's official White House portrait, the very mature Palin, Nugent, and Kid Rock posed in very mature ways.
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Analysts estimate about $280 billion in securities will mature during the remainder of 2017, and another $650 billion will mature during 2018.
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"[W]hen given a choice, males preferred mature over subadult females and older over young mature females," write the researchers in their study.
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To look and feel mature, these teens often behave in ways they consider mature, like drinking alcohol, smoking, partying late, and having sex.
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But the difficulties he had highlights the fact that, as cryptocurrencies mature, their security policies and procedures need to mature along with them.
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WeWork's occupancy rates in the first half of the year fell slightly from 2018, both in mature and non-mature locations, according to the presentation.
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"The cells that give rise to the mature brain originate deep within the brain and migrate outward to form the mature cerebral cortex," he said.
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"For mature economies with mature institutions, the difference in growth rates that results from different policies is considerably lower than one might suspect," he wrote.
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But it's his most mature film, though it's maybe mature in the same way that serial killers get more effective at carving up their victims.
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He says that the classic two-category view has now split into four:economically challenged mature markets, economically stable mature markets and the same for emerging markets.
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"Mature grams produce grain but, even before they mature, my wife picks their green leaves and uses them as vegetables for meals at home," he said.
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I will have adult conversations about my beliefs and candidate of choice with mature individuals who can have a mature discussion without name calling or shouting.
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I love it because when they heard "Holler" or "Adrenaline" they're like this is like, the older mature "Twinkle" and now there's a much more mature Tiffany sound.
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A total of 357.5 billion yuan of such MLF loans are set to mature in July with two batches worth 179.5 billion yuan due to mature on Thursday.
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Because of the order in which their brains mature, teens are sharply attuned to status, so it's often the thing kids remember most as they mature into adults.
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If these adults are not mature enough to be trusted with firearms, then logic would suggest that they are not mature enough to marry in the first place.
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Some 435.5 billion yuan worth of MLF loans are due to mature in January, and an additional 205 billion yuan will mature in February, according to Reuters calculations.
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If a person isn't mature no one would believe in or take seriously a person who isn't liable and or mature to make the important and impactive decisions.
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The lesson: If you're old enough and mature enough to consider all the factors involved with second base, then you're probably mature enough to decide for yourself if you're ready.
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Dr. Cooper discovered that in newly hatched chickens, lymphocytes are generated in the liver and bone marrow, while some mature in the thymus and other lymphocytes mature in the bursa.
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Older mature females are significantly less fertile—and they're 50 percent more likely to eat males after sex compared to young mature females, thus representing the least desireable choice for males.
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In a laboratory setting, the spiders were arranged such that the male had his choice of which prospective mate to approach: either subadult females, young mature females, or older mature females.
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It's a view of love as cleareyed and mature as everything else in this book, though in Phoebe and West's case, Kleypas proves that cleareyed and mature doesn't preclude pulse-raising.
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If the judge concludes that she's not mature enough to have an abortion, that means that she is mature enough to have a child, or, in any case, will have one.
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"It takes time for the market to become mature and in this process the pricing in the stock index may fluctuate much (more widely) than in a mature economy," he said.
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She's just as mature as I was — last year.
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Important conversations will arrive — be your most mature self.
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Wanda operates in the less mature Chinese market with shorter-dated lease terms compared to the stable and mature markets in the US, Europe, and Hong Kong, respectively, for the three peers.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Mature Profitable Product Portfolio Theramex benefits from a portfolio of mature and profitable brands generated by an established prescriber and customer base, and facilitated by a dedicated sales force.
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Cota has extended the range to include mature and semi-mature rounds that are aged for up to two months, as well as a chili-spiced block which kicks like a mule.
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" Scientific ideation and technical skill are now at the mercy of an "infantile scheme of life, seeking extravagant supermechanisms of escape from the problems that mature men and a mature society must face.
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Why do we endlessly replicate mature patterns for young audiences?
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Voyage GBP13 million senior secured notes mature in August 2018.
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They're not mature until they're 12 or 13 years old.
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Parkson's 4.5% USD500m (CNY3.2bn) bonds will mature in May 265.
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The average yield for the bills, which mature on Nov.
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Citi's main customer base, of American multinationals, is probably mature.
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He argues the business had to mature a little first.
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Edrina I feel like maybe is a little more mature.
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But some inexplicably mature people are beyond social media's pettiness.
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I feel like that was really sweet and really mature.
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I'm like, 'Shouldn't you be more mature than I am?
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The Moon's in mature Capricorn today, so the vibe's serious.
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" Dacus has been called "consciously unflashy;" her music "remarkably mature.
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A generic adolescent gone mature is just a generic adult.
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"Our company has gotten much more mature," he also says.
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Marvel refused to publish mature reader comics until the 2000s.
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Valuations remain resilient even for mature value plays like TCP.
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Some, such as Samsung and Apple, are mature and profitable.
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Congress, she said, often seemed about as mature as kindergartners.
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All the same, I felt stronger and more mature afterwards.
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WeWork says 30 percent of its open locations are mature.
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It's decidedly mature for high schoolers, but not very sexy.
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I wanted to be taken seriously and look more mature.
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That's more than enough time for a technology to mature.
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She was interesting, fun, full of life, adventurous, and mature.
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Yeah. Do you feel more emotionally mature than last year?
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At least, they do if they are not mature males.
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For real freedom even though no one was very mature.
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Now those platforms are mature, and the markets are large.
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I wasn't the most mature person when I was 12.
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Instead, he takes the breakup like a very mature guy.
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"You mature, you change, and you become better," he said.
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I wanted to grow up and I wanted to mature.
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" Says Schallert of Duke: "She's much more together and mature.
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They are mature markets where consumers have strong purchasing power.
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How infections begin The parasite can fully mature in rats.
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By late 2015, the messaging universe was already incredibly mature.
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"It's one of the most advanced, mature forms of thinking."
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Then it just happened, happily, at a more mature moment.
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They won't hesitate the way more mature Facebook users will.
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Around his older friends, he had to be more mature.
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Remember: Sperm take 72 days to mature in the body.
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After that, the mature sperm wait around to get ejaculated.
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We are coming to the mature end of the cycle.
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It's harder to argue in 2017 that games aren't mature.
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One of the instruments was due to mature on Dec.
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They buy mature customer bases and milk the maintenance revenue.
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But what about those other companies that mature more gradually?
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By that metric, Deutsche Bank is just beginning to mature.
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Public discussion of the other three attackers was equally mature.
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Yes, if wise, mature and wealthy Europe will assert itself.
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All children thrive in stimulating environments with warm, mature adults.
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GP Bullhound predicted that ICO funding will continue but mature.
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The point here is that technology takes time to mature.
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I was surprised to see how mature the cadets were.
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"O Pioneers!" appeared in 1913, and her mature career began.
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" About Matthews, Lamoriello said: "He's an exceptionally mature young man.
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You will be wiser and more mature in making decisions.
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Instead, you're mature enough to realize the opportunity in failure.
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Feige knows the franchise's brand, and it's not mature content.
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It is a crosscut saddle of mature lamb or sheep.
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This is a company whose skills continually deepen and mature.
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Whereas, heritage birds would take longer to mature, Hulet said.
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Or did her brain just mature as she got older?
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The bonds, known as "Letes," will mature in June 2019.
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The journey has made him a better, more mature player.
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Twins also mature faster in the womb than single babies.
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People change, mature, or evolve, and sometimes they do not.
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His linkup play and passing were mature for his years.
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The Reg S note will mature on May 15 2026.
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Mobile hardware is mature because it's serving consumers very well.
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Mature sugarcane stalks are crushed to release sugar cane juice.
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Unfortunately, the market took longer to mature than we expected.
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It's important to be the responsible and mature today, Aries.
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Graduating college ushered in a more mature era of beauty.
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In packaging, it's the most mature she's ever been presented.
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But terminal illness is an adult problem demanding mature action.
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I consider myself a very mature man at this stage.
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Then as a mature nation, we became our parent's partner.
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"Well, she looks mature and she looks older," he said.
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The second star: McBackup – NHL players are a mature bunch.
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Some will mature for a few months, others a year.
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This time around, it is different: more flexible, more mature.
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This time, David was mature enough for me to explain.
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"It makes mature skin more plump and hydrated," he said.
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The killing of the mature male European bison on Sept.
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Lauren is beautiful, confident and mature for her 18 years.
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When bonds mature, the Fed has been reinvesting the proceeds.
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Girl these kids dont and wont understand till they mature.
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Outdoor space: Lawn, shrubbery and mature trees surround the house.
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But today I am more mature, I have more serenity.
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This is somehow more mature than what came before it.
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"They are a little bit more mature," Ms. Lemoine said.
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MUFG needs to diversify away from its mature home market.
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Those swaps will progressively mature by 2021, the sources said.
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How could a wine seem so simultaneously mature and young?
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Today, the economy is comfortable in a mature economic expansion.
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"But the technology wasn't as mature as it is now."
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"The piece is more mature than their age," she admitted.
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It's a place where we have been able to mature.
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Bourelly is sharp, magnetic, and carries a rare, mature confidence.
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"He is already a shrewd and mature politician," Putin said.
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We are observing signs that the smartphone market is mature.
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The event features mature themes, so parental guidance is suggested.
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That's a winning strategy for a mature, top-selling product like the iPhone — and may even win back the company's trillion-dollar status — but less mature product categories would benefit from a different approach.
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Further, while the depressed margin profile for a relatively mature (yet still young) company appears ready to be levered, we hesitate to compare its potential just yet relative to more mature and dominant ad platforms.
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"This is a very mature group," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said.
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All I Bonds mature (stop earning interest) 30 years after purchase.
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It's aggressive and crazy, but I think the songwriting sounds mature.
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We see them mature and refine themselves with each new chapter.
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We need more passion projects and mature idols for our children.
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We mature, we get in positions where we want to stop.
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Synaptics' technology is much more mature, but carries its own drawbacks.
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The global population is estimated to be around 50,000 mature individuals.
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Different parts of your brain mature at different times, Somerville said.
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And their baby girl already has an impressively mature palate, too!
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"He is very poised, mature, definitely comfortable," Johnson told VICE Sports.
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The bills will mature on January 7, 2020, the bank said.
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T-bills worth $944.5 million are due to mature on Tuesday.
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As it turns out, maturity of age doesn't necessitate mature behavior.
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"You LIVE and YOU LEARN & YOU GROW & YOU MATURE," he added.
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Hormones would help the testicular transplant mature, and start producing sperm.
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They include some tech giants and even mature firms like Walmart.
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Instead, she had a mature, revealing conversation with a fellow woman.
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We can expect a trickle of mature unicorns coming to pasture.
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As this version of Bridget, Zellweger radiates confidence and mature beauty.
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Silicon is well-understood, cheap, and the fabrication processes are mature.
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Apple and Samsung's mature phone businesses could weather a hardware fault.
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Until such institutions mature, Guatemala's second-best solution is still needed.
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Jamie Overstreet (Lyriq Bent) is a mature gentleman and established professional.
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AbbVie and Allergan are both mature companies with poor drug pipelines.
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As technologies continue to mature, deep ocean mining may be inevitable.
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Settling this case makes sense for a more mature, stable Uber.
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Mature market subscription growth is driven by individuals connecting multiple devices.
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Walmart probably has too many stores in its mature home market.
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Labeling a teen character's bisexuality as "mature" isn't just offensive semantics.
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Many of Ms Celmins's first mature artworks were object still-lifes.
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The research has been done, and the operations are already mature.
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These comparatively small stakes are Bannerless' most solid and mature element.
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"I really had to be mature about the situation," Clement said.
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He is mature, but with many wonderful years ahead of him.
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Naimi had forecast a collapse in output from Russia's mature fields.
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Players who mature quickly tend to fizzle out sooner as well.
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"We want to expand more into a mature market," she says.
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No, but it was the most realistic and mature ending possible.
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In essence, they displayed a mature, more adult sense of morality.
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Growing in older demographics will require us to mature our application . . .
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Both the S29 and S29+ refine the Galaxy's already mature design.
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"Any mature cybersecurity product is an obsolete cybersecurity product," said Cowan.
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Servings: 4Prep: 5 minutesTotal: 20 minutes Ingredients1 mature coconut Directions 1.
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That, in turn, will attract more filmmakers and help VR mature.
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Do your best to be responsible and mature on this day.
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That's not the kind of reaction a "mature" film usually gets.
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The incident "underscores the value of responsible, mature leadership," Earnest said.
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He also had surprisingly thoughtful and mature reasons for doing so.
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He's successful, mature for his age ... and ain't bad looking either.
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But we weren't mature enough to know what we were doing.
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" Miyagi added the threat of a nuclear strike is "not mature.
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Valuations are low versus other mature markets, and financing is cheap.
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"He's very mature," Metz told PEOPLE of her beau, Stancil, 40.
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Today, I'm older and more mature, I don't smoke at all.
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DHS needs to mature and become better managed and more efficient.
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The OGA plans to auction other mature offshore licenses this summer.
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The story, just like Lyra, is more grown-up, more mature.
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And, like a retirement fund, creative talent needs time to mature.
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The landscaping includes mature trees and beds of lavender and perennials.
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Her final look was still unique but it felt more mature.
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Still, augmented reality glasses might be much more mature by 2020.
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German property site ImmobilienScout24 is, by contrast, more mature and profitable.
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And that's especially true when it comes to more mature companies.
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The more mature the film gets, the more destructive it becomes.
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No reverse repurchase agreements were set to mature on the day.
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It may also expand the demand for courses from mature students.
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He's a great athlete with a great mindset, and is mature.
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Overall survival results for the Roche trial were not yet mature.
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"Our system is not mature on long distance traffic," he said.
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"Advertising is seen as something that mature companies do," he said.
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Now, they plan to simply not replace the bonds that mature.
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The velvet material makes these curtains from Urban Outfitters feel mature.
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Hiding was a cop-out — not the mature thing to do.
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And at this level, he's continued to mature and get better.
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There are fewer than 10,000 mature snow leopards in the world.
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He was loving, understanding — he was mature, he'd gone through life.
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It does mean sound, mature, credible, no-nonsense leadership once again.
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The German MSA sector is mature and exposed to discretionary spending.
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You buy him a Christmas present to try help him mature.
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Farming is, by far, the most mature industry mankind has created.
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The best founders scale and mature as the company takes off.
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It's key that you behave as your most mature, responsible self.
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Luckily Sophie was very mature and professional about the whole thing.
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Mature people know when to take the loss and move on.
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The 1.64-acre property features mature oak trees and perennial plantings.
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Infants without mature immune systems can get sick from the virus.
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I think most digital technology is more mature than we think.
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It is here where we see Spencer's character mature and evolve.
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It involved a lot of mature, evolved discussion about setting parameters.
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Be the most mature version of yourself today—people are watching.
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They're easy to cultivate and mature in just a few days.
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A single mature tree can be worth as much as $300,000.
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Notably, his mature methods would not have earned a PG-rating.
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A great mature place where all I do is spread positivity.
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Hujar's youthful pictures are empathetically grounded; Arbus's mature ones are unearthly.
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REILLY They're both very mature in a way and completely immature.
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" Then try to clean it up — "Not bad, just more mature.
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They mature as they age beyond their teens and early 20s.
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"She seemed so amazingly mature and knowledgeable to me," Gilmore said.
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Only years of consistent, mature behavior, he said, can do that.
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That is possible because some of the securities mature each month.
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"There certainly is mature fan fiction with adult themes," she said.
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" I asked in my most articulate, mature, but nonviolent voice. "No.
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As these projects mature, Collaborizm hopes to keep supporting their efforts.
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Once locusts grow wings as mature adults, there's no turning back.
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Contains mature thematic elements, some disturbing images, violence and strong language.
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Lebanese Eurobonds of $2.5 billion are set to mature this year.
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The second generation of flies was due to mature on Dec.
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Mature individuals contribute first and seek reward after having proven themselves.
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On a mature tree, they live for fifty years or more.
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Assuming a $500 million issuance, approximately 32% would mature in 2026.
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We have a bunch of mature guys who understand the moment.
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Argentine bonds set to mature in 2028 were yielding over 20%.
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Contains some violence, peril, mature thematic elements and mildly coarse language.
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Generally, the private-equity firms are snatching up more mature startups.
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LATE START I was a very mature adult when I started.
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He's handled it really well, and he's a very mature kid.
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Lebanese Eurobonds of $2.5 billion are set to mature this year.
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That is a poor bar for a mature republic to set.
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People do not appear to outgrow this tendency as they mature.
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That's how you mature and how you grow as a group.
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Eventually, they may take on features of a mature human being.
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That, and the underappreciated fact that mature women are simply phenomenal.
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"He's only 13, but he's a very mature 13," she said.
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He's also mature and hungry, and he's not afraid to win.
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He's also mature and hungry, and he's not afraid to win.
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Contains disturbing images and sexual content, mature thematic elements and nudity.
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You are not mature enough to tell it like it is.
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A whole host of more mature gallery spaces, bands, artists, etc.
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"People tend to look at public companies as mature," says Pencek.
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"Much like today's [quantum computing] hardware is not mature, algorithms that could threaten cryptography in the near term are not mature, but advancing rapidly," Nick Farina, CEO of quantum computing startup EeroQ Quantum Hardware, told Gizmodo.
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And the problem of retail-owned bonds is fading as they mature.
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The sale's top lot, Tomoo Gokita's "Club Mature" (2015), sold for $807,000.
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They are destructive and voracious, sometimes more so than the mature adults.
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Carry trades are used to link contracts that mature on different dates.
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Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant perfect for mature and dehydrated skin.
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The consensus is that Baez is indeed different now, and more mature.
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Stem cells are cells that can mature into other types of cells.
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He told me that I was wise and mature beyond my years.
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The bonds will mature on April 11, 2025, and April 11 2031.
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" Meanwhile, big sister Kourtney dubs herself the "oldest and the most mature.
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This is where it starts to get cutesier but also more mature.
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I've wrestled with the question as long as I've played mature games.
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"This one is so much more mature and spiritual," the source explained.
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"This one is so much more mature and spiritual," the source explained.
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Moreover, these larvae went on to develop into healthy, sexually mature adults.
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She has become a very mature player with a lot of weaponry.
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"But you are so mature," strangers would say upon learning my age.
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In Westeros, no one can hear you scream We're very mature. Inception!
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We also took a long period of time to progress and mature.
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My main goal was to mature both the characters and the story.
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And with the growth comes a sleeker, more mature brand, it seems.
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As the upstarts mature, the old media are becoming more like them.
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In France, Iliad, the third-largest mobile operator, is looking rather mature.
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The mature democracies of the West are not yet in serious danger.
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Managing money as a pair will make you feel proud and mature.
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Like I said, it's a workplace, but not always a mature one.
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But it is unlikely to be devastating for a mature modern economy.
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Sato: You'd see his immature moments and you'd see his mature moments.
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We marvel at emotionally mature men, and the ones that get away.
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We&aposre just saying, you&aposre a big, mature trading partner now.
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Bekah m was classy poised and mature and yes she was 22!!
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He found himself back onstage when his new, mature voice settled in.
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Meanwhile, mature carriers these fledglings were meant to disrupt are flying high.
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Today's more mature marketers point to content marketing as the silver bullet.
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Two identical casks might mature in completely different ways, which presents challenges.
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She's more mature, wiser, and way cooler than we were at 18.
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We pat ourselves on the back for doing the kind, mature thing.
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He has a strong and mature character and brings the team together.
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How will we see Archie mature this season as he faces jail?
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Smartphones are a mature market, crying out for innovation to rekindle growth.
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But it is also a mature business and the population is shrinking.
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Instead, hone the capabilities that mature companies expect out of a partner.
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The energy today is not cute or cuddly—it's mature and professional.
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Of course they're extremely mature and completely ready for marriage, they say.
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Left untreated, the condition worsens—the contractions have the opportunity to mature.
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Enter Lee (Chiké Okonkwo), Mary Jane's most emotionally mature boyfriend to date.
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Now the three older children are mature enough to look after themselves.
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The genre had all the hallmarks of a mature social media phenomenon.
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We were very mature and made sure that our lyrics made sense.
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The moon enters Capricorn, asking you to be your most mature self.
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Canada are a more mature team and we saw that out there.
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This shows that they are mature and organized in their thought process.
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The redesigned styling of its sedans is more "mature", the company says.
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"They were all very special and very sensitive and mature," Papo said.
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Twenty billion yuan of reverse repos were due to mature on Tuesday.
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The retailer will see more meaningful levels of debt mature next year.
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How cool and mature was it that we were talking about this?
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The planned Eurobond would mature on Sept 29, 2021, the source added.
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Be gentle mid-month, Capricorn, and keep things mature, practical, and straightforward.
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It happened at a point in my life that I'm very mature.
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They just seem like very civil people and very mature about things.
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Some abusers' victims are sexually mature, though below the age of consent.
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São Paulo is by far the most mature startup scene in Brazil.
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Harry Potter, meanwhile, has always tackled mature topics through a youthful lens.
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Like in life, bands mature and learn how to harness their emotions.
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He also finds a more mature somberness that deepens the film's story.
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It is neither an ideal partner, nor a mature and capable power.
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"He's not mature enough to understand life after basketball," Jonathan Lack said.
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This new one seems darker, more mature, and a lot more stylish.
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But Verstappen's cool-headed, mature performance was clear even to skeptical analysts.
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Perhaps films come about when you are mature enough to do them.
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But Musa said voters were "mature" enough to use their own judgment.
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Emotionally mature people and highly effective institutions are quick to admit error.
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Those are employment and production levels consistent with mature market auto plants.
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At least some of these embryos seem to mature into healthy children.
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Clean energy companies now compete in mature markets for finite market-share.
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A more mature, more commercially developed collection should please the fund's powers.
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Guadagnino's determination to alloy sex with self-discovery imbues his mature work.
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The rooms were designed to look mature, appealing to adult Disney fans.
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Almost all of these bonds do not mature for another 10 years.
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But becoming a mature adult is a whole other degree of difficulty.
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A mature market with limited future growth and too many underutilized factories
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But in China, the process is not that mature for legal system.
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What form will this all take now that the smartphone is mature?
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He photographs sartorially wise, older mature women and men for a living.
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I'd love to see my kids mature and get married one day.
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But in many ways, Blazer was more mature than his older classmates.
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So it's becoming more mature but definitely more of a reflective look.
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We more see mature companies — the Ubers, Facebooks, and Googles — poking around.
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Kolao has an outstanding bond that is due to mature in August.
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The science is very mature over the last five or six years.
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But it's unlikely that you'll find mature green beans in bulk bins.
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She's not somebody who is very emotionally intelligent or developed or mature.
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"There is no mature reader's label on this book," Mr. Spencer said.
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Sometimes, Jeff is a mature adult, if straight-arrow to a fault.
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Most of us mature adults can agree picking your nose is disgusting.
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The lessons persist as they mature, enter the work force and earn.
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We're often looking at first, not necessarily mature or final, artistic statements.
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"They were big mature trees," Sue Donoghue, president of the alliance, said.
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But if you were expecting a mellow and mature evolution, think again.
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Just as I expected, within minutes a mature bald eagle flew overhead.
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Now that I'm more mature, it would be a completely different fight.
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College gives you a chance to mature and develop the whole person.
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Mature suburbs have also become magnets for America's most highly educated graduates.
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I am a mature fruit, and I have dropped from the tree.
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It allows kids to mature before deciding whether to transition or not.
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I feel that it's made me grow into a more mature person.
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As many of those mature, looking to develop renewable projects looks reasonable.
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It was definitely not something I, a mature professional, should ever have.
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She becomes a ballerina: grander, more mature and more multifaceted than before.
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The property has stone walls, expansive lawns, mature trees and simple plantings.
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He's mature beyond his years, whip smart and has an even keel.
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Do you feel more entitled as you mature to take up space?
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In the developing brain, they sculpt neuron branches, helping them to mature.
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Newborn neurons are important because they have different properties than mature neurons.
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"Children need to wait until they're mature to do it," Deutsch said.
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Mature luxury brands can no longer expect to succeed on their own.
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Later, I learned that 15 of them were mature enough to freeze.
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Mature M-dwarfs do not produce enough ultraviolet for this to happen.
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Mature economies only account for about 15 percent of the world's population.
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Most notably, human spaceflight on commercial vehicles has yet to fully mature.
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The evergreens take about 10 years to mature, so do the math.
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Plantings on the 1.6-acre lot include mature mesquite trees and bougainvillea.
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They made Anna&aposs hairstyle more mature, as the character had aged.
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As a mother, Íris seemed "very secure and mature," Dr. Santos said.
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Mature luxury marques can no longer expect to succeed on their own.
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Japan, with its mature smartphone market, could provide an opportunity for growth.
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Contains some strong language, brief sexual material, mature thematic elements and smoking.
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They don't allow you to evolve as a person, or to mature.
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"This is the most mature democracy in Latin America," says Mr Garcé.
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The senior unsecured bonds, denominated in Japanese Yen, will mature on Sept.
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But also I feel like I'm mature enough now to handle it.
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Watching her girls get older, stronger, more mature, has been a joy.
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In the developing brain, they sculpt neuron branches, helping them to mature.
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A delightful young woman who will do well in her mature days.
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But mature specimens of ponderosa pine generally fare well during such fires.
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Because Duncans are slower to mature (and sweeten), their season is shorter.
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The lessons persist as women mature, enter the work force and earn.
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It feels mature and enlightened and like something Gwyneth Paltrow would do.
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Lisa is a very mature 8-year-old, but she's forever 8.
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It looks too mature for what I even thought at the time.
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But players and designers say the content warnings and mature playing guides are working as intended—gatekeeping bad elements of the community and providing a framework for sensitive players to deal with mature narratives in a safe environment.
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The two should compensate for recent declines in output from mature Angolan fields.
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Moreover, up to a point, higher temperatures cause the mosquitoes to mature faster.
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It's a behavior pattern that most people are forced to mature out of.
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Perhaps they are catching up with mature economies, perhaps they are over-investing.
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Those companies, however, generally lack some more mature features like paying out dividends.
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But her body — now fully mature — no longer matches the image of childhood.
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If they are more mature, increase the blanching time up to 3 minutes.
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Marks of Rilling Machine, 1952 Mature Condition, Ovary of a Butterfly, 1927 Plankton.
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But it's going to become more mature and it's going to become cleaner.
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Definitely not mature enough to consent to date a 27 year old man.
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If you have a mature plant, you could see multiple blooms at once.
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Others, it seems, are really mature and good at handling encounters with exes.
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And Newman is not bothered by the burger chain's other, more mature campaigns.
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I would say that's an incredibly emotionally mature and responsible thing to consider.
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It is not yet the biggest retailer in America, its most mature market.
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You're so mature and also you're still 24 and still figuring things out.
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When it comes to waiting for technology to mature, I'm in good company.
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The plants are burning before they're sexually mature and have grown those capsules.
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The technologies needed for such servicing operations aren't quite fully mature yet, though.
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"His unpredictability is worrisome in a world that requires steady and mature statesmanship."
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New Bella is older, darker, more mature — but she's still the same girl.
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There are not enough mature, scaled opportunities to put real money to work.
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The movie is sexy, emotionally mature, and features new songs from Sufjan Stevens.
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"I knew she was quite mature for her age," Belhumeur said of Isabelle.
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Coach was starting to be seen as a line for more mature shoppers.
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I remember he was very mature when he came up in his teens.
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Language technology is now mature enough to take on many of these tasks.
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"But you still won't see the money until the TIPS mature," he said.
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"Some of those ideas later mature into real products and services, some don't."
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"It's essentially a mature future cross border market for manipulatable humans," he said.
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Kate has developed quite mature saving and spending habits in her young life.
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"I'm relieved that I now have a slightly more mature frame of mind."
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Many mature forests do little to take extra carbon out of the atmosphere.
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The current attitude in Washington is mature - more of patience than feeling provoked.
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And whereas nuclear is a mature technology, costs for solar fall each year.
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It looks like they are headed towards a mature and healthy relationship — finally.
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The firm's other businesses—advising companies and asset management—are excellent but mature.
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Rather, as its securities mature, it will stop reinvesting all of the proceeds.
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The New Teen Titans was meant to be more ambitious, and more mature.
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And like the coronagraph, the starshade is not a fully mature technology yet.
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The researchers envision more interesting applications as the technology and manufacturing methods mature.
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I am 30 years old, and I like to think I'm pretty mature.
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They particularly enjoy games that provide an intellectual challenge and a mature story.
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In sexually mature birds, the courtship song did not elicit any neural response.
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"This is a deeply serious game created for a mature gamer," it reads.
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"@lily_beckinsale Look your father and I make sweet mature love ok??" she replied.
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Organic sales unchanged yr/yr, with a 2 pct drop in mature markets.
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In fact, the more you mature, the more you see other people clearly.
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OB: The interesting thing is there is always growth even in mature industries.
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And I think that the Greek society is mature enough to appreciate that.
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Yields on three-month Treasury bills, which are due to mature on Oct.
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When Obama was in charge, he averaged -- HANNITY: You&aposve gotten so mature.
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He prefers extra mature cheddar cheese and chunkier steak pieces inside the sandwich.
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However, only larger, more mature companies may be able to bear this expense.
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Are you aiming it at mature readers, young readers, or somewhere in between?
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Administering taxpayer funds at this level requires mature systems of disbursement and accountability.
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More than half of the U.S. corn crop was mature as of Sept.
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The notes are unsecured obligations of HBL and mature on 7 April 13.
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One series will mature in January 2022 and the other during June 1.
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"The idea is for the project to mature little by little," Kochen said.
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They're just two mature adults trying to make a rather absurd situation work.
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Over meals and visits to the farmer's market, their feelings return and mature.
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"This was a mature win for us," Mavericks small forward Chandler Parsons said.
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Or maybe your type has shifted—from a rebel to someone more mature.
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As TLTROs mature in large chunks, the ECB fears a cliff-edge effect.
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It is a mature market, and since 2008 revenues have generally been falling.
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As bitcoin continues to mature, there's a new term we need to learn.
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Is that simply any game with an ESRB rating below "M for Mature"?
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Mature, older, and well-established people will come your way and offer guidance.
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All conflict is resolved through mature communication and polite respect for one another.
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DALLAS (Reuters Breakingviews) - Pinterest is taking a mature approach to stock-market listings.
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As you grow up and as you become more mature, those things change.
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"What's happened is, it's now more mature and what's going on?" he said.
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The nominal value of the bonds, which are due to mature on Sept.
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Recent attacks in Paris, Brussels and Istanbul were the work of mature networks.
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The South Korean brand is after a more sophisticated and — ahem — mature look.
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I looked at it as, I really have to mature and grow up.
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Still plenty of time for Tay to mature into a wise A.I. chatbot!
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He needs to mature a little bit before he becomes a state representative.
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Rex Tillerson, silver-haired and mature, looks like a Hollywood secretary of state.
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His relatively abstract mature works drew on Cuban iconography and global political themes.
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Each bedroom has a mature vibe intended to appeal to adult Disney fans.
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This is the stuff of Old World dictatorships, not a mature liberal democracy.
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The lot was surrounded by mature maple trees and a chain-link fence.
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Plantings include azaleas and rhododendrons; mature trees include oak, maple, dogwood and holly.
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Many blamed cloning when mature animals appeared to show signs of early aging.
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"The kids have to express some pretty mature ideas and concepts," Mortensen says.
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Slices of ovarian tissue and immature eggs can now develop into mature eggs.
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"It reinforces, I think, the thesis that this product is mature," he said.
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Australian sales grew 6 percent in a "mature wine market", the company said.
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It's a process by which you give your thoughts the opportunity to mature.
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First, some facts: Wheat can be mature and still too wet to harvest.
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GRAB PROFITABLE IN RIDE-SHARING IN SOME OF ITS MOST MATURE MARKETS PRESIDENT
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He's being consistent, mature, measured — all of those things give the electorate confidence.
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It was a mature decision and one that helped end their feud altogether.
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"We're seeing a campaign that's becoming more mature around the President," Bender said.
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The men she seemed to prefer were all on the more mature side.
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As a mature architect and woman, I have mentored and taught younger women.
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Tonight's very intense in your relationships—be the most mature version of yourself.
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You have to give time to the restaurants to mature and to grow.
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Endres: You don't want to feel like you're becoming complacent as you mature.
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In a normal, non-medicated cycle, a woman will produce one mature egg.
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O'Driscoll's mature showing against fellow top rated prospect Mark Andrew impressed the masses.
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Tonight's vibe will ask you to be the most mature version of yourself.
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When he made that discovery, that really launched him as a mature artist.
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Ditto for startups that spun out of corporate parents with relatively mature technologies.
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"I'm ready to roll, I'm more mature than I've ever been," Mayer declared.
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They can be up to 20 percent more physically mature than their counterparts.
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These moderate profitability levels reflect a more balanced and mature portfolio and growth.
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During 2016, the Mature Savings business generated 105 million pounds in operating profit.
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The industry is now mature enough that parts of it are history itself.
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Spinach, she said immediately, particularly mature, crinkly leaves with a rich mineral taste.
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Its sales, while still growing globally, seem to be flattening in mature markets.
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This kind of big spread between currencies doesn't happen in mature currency markets.
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What might it take for them to wake up, mature and reinvigorate government?
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"You are not mature enough to tell it like it is," she said.
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We think the most mature and advanced entrepreneurs or builders actually do this.
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That seems to be the artistic consensus on Zombie: his art isn't mature.
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Mr. Zimerman, though playing with exquisite technique and élan, looks sober and mature.
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A good number of companies, startups and the more mature alike wrote in.
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Once he has his full, mature, athletic body, there's a really big upside.
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The scientists exposed frog eggs to a hormone that signals them to mature.
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E.S.G., which is a more mature, mainstream version of C.S.R., is relatively new.
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Contains disturbing, mature thematic elements, strong language, some sexual references and teen drinking.
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The plantings include mature oak trees, citrus trees and a small cactus garden.
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The singing is mature, the attitude is poised, the eyes are on history.
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"A tenor's voice takes a long time to develop, to mature," she said.
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As the bonds mature, it has used the proceeds to buy new bonds.
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When the enzyme is blocked, the virus doesn't mature properly, rendering it inert.
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Each ingredient is left to mature between 18-24 months before being used.
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I am trying to be mature, but our conversations turn into screaming matches.
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Unfortunately, many people consider same-sex relationships to be too mature for children.
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Tall and mature, the babban emir wore a traditional white jalabiya and cap.
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This was when the essence of the mature Barbara Cook fully revealed itself.
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Contains some mature thematic material, brief strong language and some images of violence.
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"To deploy in 2030, I need my technology mature by 2025," Newby said.
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We need to learn how to deal with them in a mature way.
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The pitch deck looks and feels like something from a more mature company.
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Is this technology mature enough to be deployed in the manner it is?
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There are also adults-only sections if you seek a more mature experience.
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Over time, he added, "people will develop a more mature understanding" of Slack.
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In interviews, two of the neighbors described the girl as kind and mature.
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After that, it's just about being mature about how you spend your money!
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Tessa might not be mature enough to take on responsibility for another human.
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Whether we're mature enough to save ourselves from ourselves is an open question.
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Many remembered Aamir as a promising athlete who seemed mature beyond his years.
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Sometimes the truth hurts and we have to be mature and face it.
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One scale-up that took time to mature is AddÉnergie, founded in 2009.
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So, I was raised seeing that positive and mature behavior from my parents.
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Some of those ideas later mature into real products or services, some don't.
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That hasn't stopped investors from valuing it like an already-mature media company.
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President Trump made a courageous and mature decision Friday to reopen the government.
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Mature, responsible countries understand that a free press reports facts and expresses opinions.
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There are mature, straightforward ways to make high-stakes, high-quality decisions fast.
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At mature companies, the human resources department is where bad behavior gets checked.
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Four years later he entered the university, more mature and focused, he said.
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With few exceptions, mature writers each carry the burden of an individual style.
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In the study, injecting Vasalgel into mature rhesus monkeys' vas deferens prevented contraception.
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By his own account, Whitney made his first mature paintings in the 1990s.
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At nearly $9 billion, Beyond Meat's market capitalization rivals several mature food companies.
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This is partly because it is a darker and more mature film than its predecessor; it develops a mature romance between two of the leads, then puts one in horrific jeopardy while the third lead learns an unbearable family secret.
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In 2017, YouTube altered its "restricted mode" settings, which are designed to improve mature-content filtering on the site, after a viral YouTube video pointed out that the site routinely classified non-sexual queer content as sexually explicit or "mature" content.
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"Investment-grade bonds may mature decades after issuance and typically have a make-whole for life, whereas high-yield bonds typically mature in seven to 10 years and have a redemption premium that reduces to par over several years," said Cooke.
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My point is, while this is a clue that might not be on the mature end of the spectrum, some of us in the newsroom are much more mature and would never think of following up on something like that.
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"Definitely mature," Greenwald told the outlet of what he would want in a movie.
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BMS also does "not plan to take increases on our mature medicines" in 2019.
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That's starting to change as companies' accounting processes mature to include more indirect emissions.
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Demi may be young, but she's been very mature about her relationship with Colton.
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About nine to 11 days later, a fully mature wasp emerges from the cocoon.
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Now it's impossible to do that—the underground can't mature at a reasonable pace.
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But we haven't created enough of those institutional structures, and they're not mature enough.
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The issue, to be listed on the Australian Stock Exchange, will mature on Sept.
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PAYNE: There is a mature way to enforce our borders and enforce our rules.
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A mature market has been established and people are working—all because of software.
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Because through her (more mature) eyes, I suddenly saw the inherent futility of it.
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I never had a young voice—even when I was 20, I sounded mature.
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He's naive, but able to grow, and arrogant, but remorseful and eventually more mature.
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Those mature in a couple of months, so there's no impact as of yet.
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Even with best insurance protection, vines themselves can take years to grow and mature.
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They ranged from young calves to mature adults, which can weigh about 1,500 pounds.
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The twins deliver harmonies that are tighter, sharper, more mature—more cognizant and deliberate.
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Uddman said Chinese regulators allow sectors to mature before clamping down, which introduces uncertainty.
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It's necessary to come to any sort of mature and sincere sense of self.
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Serious Saturn is in your sign, encouraging you to be super responsible and mature.
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It helped me mature as a driver, it helped me learn as a driver.
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Perhaps he just needed to mature, or to settle into his lack of maturity.
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A year later, that optimism has turned into something more mature, but less visible.
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Startups need less capital and have more options for raising it as they mature.
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That's no small thing, given how saturated and mature the smartphone market has become.
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Now, those same products appear to have needed just a little time to mature.
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" He continued: "The people want a mature adult — that's what the president should be.
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That's why some fans of mature, sophisticated TV never got on board with Transparent.
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That gives them more time to mature and learn budgeting, investing and savings strategies.
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We can start building flight hardware and other technologies are not quite mature yet.
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Vera and Gavin's mature palates are no surprise, considering they are already seasoned globetrotters.
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There are signs TikTok is looking to mature its approach to policing its app.
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However, full realisation of the technology will take at least a decade to mature.
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FOR MORE than a decade investors have waited for America's shale industry to mature.
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To Murnick, the woman who arrived in New York seemed very different, impossibly mature.
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"For me personally, I'm not mature enough to have a divorce," Pinkett Smith revealed.
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New notes mature on April 4, 2027 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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It'll mature sooner, and it'll turn us into even bigger mobile data consumption addicts.
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Cell Block 99 treats it as a grim job for mature, intellectually balanced men.
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But these days mature rock musicians sell: the festival raked in an estimated $160m.
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Kat's partner Raven wears a bodysuit that covers enough to avoid a Mature rating.
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The rough edges do make it feel like Dreamscape's experiences have room to mature.
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So, this could explain in part some of the later expansion to mature markets.
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"It's more mature, but not in a like, married-lady type way," says JoJo.
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Every upload comes with a warning that the content is "for mature audiences only."
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The last, more uncomfortable lesson is that the example set by mature democracies matters.
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It is promoting fruit trees, which can be highly profitable, if slow to mature.
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"[She] started to mature and see him for who he was," Beckford tells PEOPLE.
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With 1,200 customers, it gives Salesforce a mature company to add to its arsenal.
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But when the crabs mature and start boning, the sacs fill up a lot.
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Roughly 2 billion euros of Steinhoff's 10.7 billion euros in debts mature this year.
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His advisers are not going to get him to mature into an adult now.
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We'll no doubt continue to see amazing things as Facebook and its technology mature.
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Fortunately, the planets offer us a chance for — whoa there — mature discussion of differences.
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So, think about that: it continues to grow 200% in a big, mature business.
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You'll see more muted tones and a more mature style than in San Francisco.
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The company has steadily increased its market share in a mature and consolidating industry.
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The tech industry today is much more mature than it was back then, too.
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Like, what teen boy is emotionally mature enough to be this dodgy and complicated?
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Manageable Liquidity: The company had THB18.8 billion of debt that will mature in 2017.
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She wanted him to be a mature man at 20 before they got married.
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"They are both trying to be mature about it," a source previously told PEOPLE.
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I've gotten older and a little bit more mature in terms of my thinking.
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ESSENCE Fest caters to a more mature audience, hence the earlier reference to aunties.
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"We don't have enough calendar days left for this crop to mature," said Gentry.
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"His son is grown up, mature, classy [and] just a great person," says Combs.
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Even terminals perceived as a mature value play, like TCP, have seen resilient valuations.
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But it has been around for longer and has had a chance to mature.
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But we're also seeing significantly smaller watches this year as technology continues to mature.
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Rather, declining sub-sectors are often "mature" but can be revived by new technologies.
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A chance to show off how mature and accomplished you are will also arrive.
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Tayshia is a strong, confident, mature, beautiful, smart, amazing person and she deserves love.
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The existing sukuk, half of which are exchangeable into equity, will mature this October.
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Other findings show that more mature attitudes don't necessarily correlate to more intentional behavior.
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"We will internationalize all the mature futures contracts and expand Chinese influence," he said.
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"PCs cannot attract visitors and the PC business is already very mature," Yeh said.
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"You have to be mature," Purdue head coach Matt Painter said of the technical.
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The two companies are doing quite well, though, considering how mature their offerings are.
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She's so obviously out of Nick Viall's league as an attorney and mature adult.
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Does it rival "Thank U, Next" as a confident, emotionally mature single people anthem?
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The new bonds mature in 2022, 2025 and 2027, the government said on Wednesday.
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It's our journey from digital adolescence to a more mature, responsible and inclusive future.
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Alas, the LG Rolling Bot is nowhere near as mature as the BB-8.
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We'll keep up with the Scientific Software Innovation Institutes as they grow and mature.
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It becomes creamier with a more mature flavour, and the texture is really good.
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"However, I don't think we were mature enough to stick it out," Duff revealed.
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"The fact is that both Trump and Schumer are very mature guys," Gingrich said.
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It's that they're mature, useful items that do exactly what they need to do.
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After adding some tissue from the ovaries of mouse fetuses, they became mature eggs.
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Because dogs vary so much from breed to breed, they mature at different rates.
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Growing pains are a common, albeit unwelcome, occurrence as youngsters and even organizations mature.
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In this case, the federal government isn't lacking a mature approach to tech modernization.
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Management noted weaker order frequency as the company fails to mature like its rivals.
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Firms such as SoftBank have been buying up stakes in older, more mature startups.
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A cool temperature of around 5℃ is important to mature sake in a brewery.
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It takes 25 years for tepeztate to mature, about double the time of espadín.
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Or will it mature in time to triumphantly navigate the uncertain public company waters?
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Within the tech industry, IBM is not the only mature firm trying to adapt.
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As Will is suddenly made responsible for another being's safety, he starts to mature.
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The credit line is scheduled to mature September 18, 2020, according to the prospectus.
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It's set back from the road, shielded by hedges, a wall, and mature trees.
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Some returned with families, but all were older and more mature than their classmates.
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More than half of young and more mature men thought wife-beating was acceptable.
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The classic warm, bacon-dressed spinach salad was created with mature spinach in mind.
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It was whether he was mature enough and intelligent enough to do the job.
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In more mature betting markets, like New Jersey, more players go for straight bets.
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"She is extremely poised for her age and extremely mature," he told Fox News.
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Another 189.5 billion of the same tenor is due to mature on March 16.
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In her response, Green advised GG to be as upfront and mature as possible.
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The heavy shade means plants take longer to mature, but also encourages stronger flavors.
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Usually about how "lucky" she is that she remains thin in her mature years.
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Did I mention I'm a very mature adult when it comes to this show?
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This month you may be attracted to someone more mature, even a little older.
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Two striking paintings from the mature period dominate the second half of the show.
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In here, it's not possible to grow up, to mature—time freezes for us.
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In the publisher's eye, "going there" meant a more mature game full of nudity.
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"The U.S. as a more mature market tends to be a lot more competitive."
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"Learning to avoid hunters increases survival for mature cows," Boyce wrote in an email.
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But as female bonobos mature, they stop going through males bonobos to access food.
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On the other hand, maybe a complete transformation what thrash needs to mature entirely.
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Apparently it could work for at least somewhat mature adults like myself, I'm learning.
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When you hit 30, I think you start to unravel in a mature way.
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"Brazil showcased a very mature women's play and pace; it was beautiful," she said.
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Fourteen percent are waiting for their children to get older and, presumably, more mature.
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"The adults are not mature enough to tell it like it is," Thunberg says.
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Facebook and Twitter, the cycle's most mature and influential platforms, may be profoundly centralized.
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The sun connects with Saturn, encouraging a mature atmosphere for communication in your relationships.
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This one, I really feel like it was the first mature record we'd made.
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Even today, "Forza" struggles for affection more than practically any of Verdi's mature works.
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To the detriment of the story's more mature themes, the film indulges Wes's fascination.
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I keep telling myself to be more mature but seems it'll take a while.
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The belief within the club is that he will mature into an elite striker.
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We watch two adversaries mature, warm to each other, then age into each other.
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But we're ready and mature enough to turn it into a real-world science.
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Those two years allowed me to mature and gain leadership experience though student government.
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However, he maintains that as societies mature, their tolerance for environmental damage also diminishes.
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Annie, with her British accent and tiny businesswoman outfits, seemed so posh and mature.
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Golfers are also very mature, and proper, and the clothing is very high end.
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The receptors [Covid-19] binds to in the lungs aren't very mature in children.
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Now, at 16, I don't need anyone — I'm a different person: independent and mature.
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We are more than capable of taking advantage of those opportunities as they mature.
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She's a mature songwriter and, on this new single, something of a pop natural.
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In the 18 highest corn-producing states, 58% of crops were mature by Oct.
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The May tender was not Petrobras's only bid to boost output from mature fields.
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The time for the option to "mature" is short - as little as a minute.
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Fraser firs, a popular variety for Christmas trees, take about 10 years to mature.
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It is, after all, one of the most mature of the major social platforms.
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Large mature trees closer to the house shade gardens and an in-ground pool.
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Rachel was maybe the best Bachelorette ever — super smart, mature, gorgeous, game, emotionally expressive.
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Ms. Dorrance, the tap prima, proves the most mature and engaging of the four.
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Now, at sixteen, I don't need anyone — I'm a different person: independent and mature.
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But seeing her mature and learn to rely on others has been a joy.
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Even mature economies have encountered problems in setting the rules for greenhouse gas markets.
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This is why he is more mature than most of the players his age.
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It's helping the e-sports industry overall mature by treating these guys like adults.
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Moreover, we can set up trusts that mature after our child comes of age.
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If you have to end your partnership with a Capricorn, be mature about it.
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There is the early work, the mature work, and, for some, the late stage.
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In particular, it&aposs been interesting to see the business of gene therapies mature.
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The machine learning technology used by Presto is mature in other industries, he said.
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Mature firms like Kleiner are facing an onslaught of competition for early-stage deals.
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No matter how hard she tried, she couldn't manage to write for mature audiences.
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Gorka also maintained that he didn't see "a mature plan" in Trump's foreign policy.
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This is the response of a mature man who may actually believe in democracy.
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They need to go from cat-in-sunglasses logo Ping to mature wordmark Ping.
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This is amid record levels of corporate and household debt in many mature markets.
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You'll see much more growth capital and/or minority stake deals in mature companies.
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The company has no significant upcoming debt maturities until its bonds mature in 20153.
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Either we deal with this problem like mature people, or we keep in denial.
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His audience recoiled at the mature storyline and found the whole thing incredibly lame.
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But he was already favoring the mature styles of his grandfather, Kim Il Sung.
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"I am in favor of life, but I also support mature debates," he said.
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Today, smartphones and their apps are a mature market, not a disruptive new platform.
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Selena, four years ago "Spring Breakers" allowed you to graduate to more mature roles.
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Rather mature-looking for 7, she's an only child and heir to the throne.
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Once it had been discovered, Casavecchia continued to let it mature in the cellars.
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She didn't live long enough to get jaded or for the work to 'mature.
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"That's more than any other mature liberal democracy on the globe," Professor Lidberg said.
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As the gallery matured it made sense to be at a more mature location.
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Since 2011, they haven't observed many sexually mature females in the company of calves.
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By the way, that's a mature, successful company that has a bottom line. Right.
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As a result, he was able to learn from his peers' missteps, to mature.
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But Uber evidently doesn't think its technology is quite mature enough for that yet.
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