In Florida, feral mallard ducks, released from game farms have quit migrating and begun breeding with native, non-migrating Mottled ducks.
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Democrats and environmentalists deplore the prospect of development in ANWR, home to polar bears and millions of migrating birds and where Gwich'in natives depend on migrating caribou.
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And when there is migration, the tendency for the people migrating to be detained or end up in prison in the location they're migrating to is very high.
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By the end of the second quarter, Verizon experienced more subscribers migrating up to an unlimited plan from a lower-priced, fixed data capacity plan than subscribers migrating downward, noted Kvaal.
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They've been replaced — at least temporarily — by migrating whales.
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Each country, each community has different reasons people are migrating.
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Why aren't you at least migrating all the features over?
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They suspect even more migrating bugs could be found elsewhere.
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Wild migrating birds can transmit bird flu to farmed poultry.
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Migrating your data to the cloud is the smarter choice.
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Thousands of tarantulas are migrating in southeastern Colorado right now.
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Food halls are migrating to the suburbs and spreading inland.
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But it's difficult to study these interactions among migrating animals.
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Migrating birds can become disoriented as they fly at night.
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And they attract migrating birds — especially warblers — by the thousands.
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The history of humanity is the story of people migrating.
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Ivanka Trump and her family are also migrating — to Washington.
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Comedians are increasingly migrating toward streaming platforms and big rooms.
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Instead, he says, they are migrating to Snapchat and Instagram.
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She worried that a border wall would threaten migrating species.
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By 2015, it was clear that schools were migrating to Chromebooks.
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Nashville is migrating from the small screen to the Big Apple!
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But by and large China's export industry is not migrating inland.
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The idea of adult sea cucumbers migrating sounds at first implausible.
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"Obviously, foot traffic migrating online is a big issue," Sole said.
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In the process, it will also be migrating Abbi's existing customers.
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That sense of authenticity is, increasingly, migrating to a smaller screen.
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U.S. consumers kept migrating toward sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks.
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What were some perks and challenges of migrating to this platform?
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Haitians started migrating to Brazil in large numbers after the earthquake.
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Last fall, they started talking about migrating to the United States.
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He expressed particular concern for children migrating alone into Mexican territory.
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For humans, it's often a gateway to cities, attracting migrating people.
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Migrating it to Google's cloud service would be a big job.
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Most of the people that are migrating are from Central America.
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But its effect on migrating birds was both immediate and dramatic.
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Many people are going to be migrating because of climate change.
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Artist Christene Knopp is also migrating her business to her own site.
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Mobile service is migrating from voice-centric service to data-centric service.
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For example, Uber started migrating from Objective-C to Swift in 2015.
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She captured the migrating face lump in a series of horrific selfies.
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Insects, migrating birds and other wildlife lose their habitats as a result.
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I think that if you're not migrating to the cloud, you're finished.
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But these particular crabs weren't responding to food, or migrating, or reproducing.
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I need to keep moving up or migrating more and more north.
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Or it could be millions of us migrating to the Green Party.
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The sentiment may even be migrating from Wall Street to Main Street.
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If someone moves from Puerto Rico to the mainland, they are migrating.
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That live TV audience seems to be migrating to digital pretty quickly.
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Finally, the new migration tool that works cross-platform, including migrating iMessages.
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The goal: to trap several dozen migrating birds for tagging and study.
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These days, "everything" is migrating from social media to the wider world.
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Now the pleasures of evolving chapters are migrating away from the movies.
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In Maryland, bird-watchers can catch a glimpse of birds migrating south.
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For Ukrainians migrating to Poland, those tensions can ripple into daily life.
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Others theorized that migrating swallows spend winters underwater or on the moon.
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Twice a year in southern Sweden, the skies fill with migrating birds.
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And migrating hummingbirds travel long distances, returning yearly to the same locations.
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The list of organizations and events migrating to online platforms multiplies daily.
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Instead, she said, they're yellow-rumped warblers and sparrows migrating through Minnesota.
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Slowly migrating hard-edged shadows turn each sculpture into a dynamic performance.
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B23.2394 denies there is any wider trend of companies migrating to other markets.
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Carole & Tuesday is set on Mars, 50 years after humans began migrating there.
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Those users would be migrating to other social networks, including Instagram and Snapchat.
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If you're migrating from Inbox, though, we assume you want to keep them.
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How many other fighters migrating to the UFC made this great an impression?
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Because India's population is steadily migrating to cities, this gap is depressing participation.
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The population has a tradition of migrating that goes back decades, residents said.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Migrating humans:ninety-minute car journeysback to where we were.
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Fewer than 20 remain in western Siberia, migrating to Iran in the winters.
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American slaves began migrating across the ocean to West Africa, to the area
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People have been migrating from continent to continent since the dawn of mankind.
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"I joke that this is the house of migrating furniture," Mr. Douglas said.
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This is partly in order to prevent customers from migrating to Amazon Prime.
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University graduates migrating to Canada were among those who perished in the crash.
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The treaty has made migrating from the U.S. to Canada much more difficult.
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In some parks birds may choose to stop migrating and stay year-round.
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The fauna that Neanderthals subsisted on kept migrating away, faster than they could.
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Humpbacks travel great distances every year, slowly migrating to and from the poles.
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Cape Cod's shape, a hooked peninsula, is especially confusing to the migrating turtles.
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Other fish use smell to hone in on prey, for mating, migrating, and foraging.
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Mexican government figures show 32,507 migrating minors were detained between January and June 2019.
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We know migrating north forever probably isn't the wisest idea, but a quick getaway?
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I think they're migrating to Paris for commercial reasons, creative reasons, and branding reasons.
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Margaret's great passion is for research on migrating ponies in the Chesapeake Bay area.
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We are quickly and enthusiastically migrating our offline and online activities to our smartphones.
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Or head down a more conservative path and risk liberals migrating to the Greens?
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These are issues that arise when any new medium begins migrating into the mainstream.
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Google originally started migrating Hangouts users to the Meet video conferencing service last year.
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Her parents fled Somalia's civil war when she was an infant, migrating to Canada.
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But migrating into a digital world isn't always easy for the luddites among us.
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Most of them cite government corruption and financial hardship as their reason for migrating.
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Thousands of sharks are migrating right off the coast of some popular beach towns.
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It's an all-purpose tool designed to make browsing, managing, and migrating files seamless.
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Migrating shorebirds stop each spring in New Jersey to feast on horseshoe-crab eggs.
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But this cycle, large donor sentiments are migrating to align with mass voter sentiments.
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People might also have trouble migrating their old libraries over to the new apps.
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Then I fell in love with a Canadian, and kind of kept migrating north.
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It's largely because of the complexity of migrating thousands of machines, and internal applications.
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People continue migrating to places with "lower taxes and better weather," like Tampa, Fla.
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After migrating, he remained an influential voice in China with a large internet following.
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José Edgardo Vicen, 37, one of Mr. Vicen's brothers, had weighed migrating for years.
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Jonker, however, said that at Edmonton, the Robird was able to reroute migrating geese.
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Migrating parasites like these will arrive in ecosystems where other parasitic species are disappearing.
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Authorities said it was not uncommon for migrating short-finned pilots to get stranded.
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Thousands of species are rapidly migrating away from the Equator, trying to stay cool.
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To meet its climate goals, Amazon will start migrating to electric trucks for deliveries.
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Those results came back and indicated that birds migrating were down by 14 percent.
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Wildebeests migrating from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Masai Mara Serengeti in Kenya.
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Her grandfather remembered her jumping with joy when she found out they were migrating.
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Now most are settled across Eastern Europe, and those who move are simply migrating.
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But we do not have the moral right to separate migrating children from their parents.
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Migrating to reproduce, the fish are snapped up before they have the chance to multiply.
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In response, the United States and Canada signed a 1916 treaty to protect migrating birds.
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Young people are migrating when they can to more prosperous European countries with brighter prospects.
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The Jordan valley is an increasingly important corridor for birds migrating between Europe and Africa.
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Many of Tumblr's frequenters will end up migrating to Twitter for the very first time.
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It was so easy, in fact, that immigrants were often simply migrating back and forth.
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Around the year 2000, the North rotational pole started migrating eastward at a vigorous clip.
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She said there were also growing numbers of Zimbabweans migrating to East and West Africa.
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Back then they were migrating to places like Ogallala, with fertile land or thick forests.
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In the winter of 1989-90, several thousand East Germans were migrating west every day.
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Farmers can then flood their fields, creating habitats for birds migrating across California's Central Valley.
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After migrating my entire photo library to Google Photos, my answer is a resounding no.
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Ironically, the land that most Mexican immigrants are migrating to now was once Mexican territory.
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"Millennial consumers are growing up and migrating from shared to private experiences," Mr. Korallus said.
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According to Hayes, these migrating groups likely followed herds of animals out of the region.
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But if my friends keep migrating over there, I may have to finally follow them.
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Our customer is migrating away from natural fur and we are aligning with this trend.
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It could be a test case for more concert experiences migrating online in the future.
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But drone videos offer a more complete view of the varying behaviors of migrating caribou.
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For the first few years, weather conditions largely kept migrating birds grounded on Sept. 11.
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From mid-December to mid-May, you may spot migrating humpback whales from the path.
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Each plant grows something that migrating birds need to refuel, like seeds, fruit or nuts.
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It then briefly reversed course, migrating back across the US border before going silent again.
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Today, 18,53 Central Americans are still kidnapped and ransomed each year while migrating through Mexico.
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Louisiana's Chandeleur Islands, an integral way station for migrating birds, have long been breaking up.
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Ikea thought that this approach would be easier for people migrating kits to the Gateway.
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"Hair" first appeared in October 1967, at Joseph Papp's Public Theater, before migrating to Broadway.
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Food security Fish species respond to warmer oceans by migrating to cooler areas, says Simpson.
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But those people leaving the GOP, unlike Bloomberg, aren't just migrating to the Democratic Party.
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Those families will not be deterred from migrating, since the conditions propelling them are unchanged.
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Piece by piece, successive Australian governments have eroded the benefits offered to migrating New Zealanders.
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"We live in a world that is filled with beautiful, migrating, flying singers," says Fitzpatrick.
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A confused cloud of migrating monarch butterflies navigates a massive lighting storm over the heartland.
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When you take a corporate tax rate at 35 percent and move it to 20 percent, and you see what's happened over the last two decades to businesses migrating out of the United States, migrating profits out of the United States, migrating domicile out of the United States, and hiring workers out of the United States, it's hard for me to not imagine that they're not going to bring businesses back to the United States.
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Thousands more who are migrating north are stuck in countries where borders have been temporarily closed.
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It's almost akin to wax melting, and with gravity the structures are "dripping" or migrating downwards.
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This is the first time scientists have seen evidence that nocturnally migrating insects can sense magnetism.
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The Berlin Wall was meant to stop East Germans from migrating en masse to the West.
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When Instagram launched Stories, people started migrating from Snapchat because, well, Instagram's feature is just better.
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Geese are well known for migrating in the fall to spend their winters in warmer climates.
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Dropbox has also made some other novel moves recently migrating its data to its own infrastructure.
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LSD was migrating out of the laboratory of uptight scientists into the mouths of proto-hippies.
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They wanted to know whether this was the rule or the exception among migrating aquatic animals.
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"We have set up 47 camps to accommodate those migrating from the border areas," Singh said.
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With more than half of Guatemalans living in poverty, more Guatemalans are migrating north every year.
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During this period, European cultures were being heavily transformed by Yamnaya cultures migrating from the east.
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So, if the capital doesn't flow to the labor, the labor is migrating to the capital.
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Then, in the eighteenth century, these insular provincials, lured by factory work, began migrating into cities.
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Wind farms and solar panels take up space, and can damage habitats or harm migrating birds.
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The problem is that trees, obviously, have a hard time migrating long distances on their own.
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This process of migrating games from the Wii U to the Switch started out fairly early.
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Then we fly south — like migrating geese — to spend yet another summer between Durban and Perth.
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While that number grows, Alibaba is migrating into the 80% of shopping done in physical stores.
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These travelers are thought to be both people migrating for economic reasons and refugees fleeing war.
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Most came by sea via Turkey to Greece before migrating north to other European Union countries.
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More than 30 species of grass anchored the rolling plains; fodder for millions of migrating antelope.
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Just as his administration trivialized Venezuelans' hunger, he is now denigrating them for migrating to survive.
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He throws a small tantrum when the safari leader won't take him to see migrating wildebeest.
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"Excuse me, ladies and gentlemen," begins one of the Interloping Panhandlers ever migrating through the subways.
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Autumn brightens with blooming goldenrod, sea pinks and arrowhead, inviting bees and butterflies, including migrating monarchs.
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Its manganese dust was migrating into the community, into homes, businesses and hospitals, poisoning the residents.
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But thousands of birds are still migrating, putting some at risk of landing in the pit.
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The Salton Sea is a precious way station for more than 400 species of migrating birds.
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But Buzz's trip is surprising because rising ocean temperatures have contributed to fewer sharks migrating south.
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It hopes users will consider migrating to the improved Flickr Pro service that costs $50 per year.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The technology underpinning the cryptocurrency bitcoin is migrating to the auto industry and vehicle sharing.
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Here are the top five countries by net inflows and net outflows of millionaires who are migrating.
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Meanwhile, the notion that economic development will deter people from migrating to Britain is almost certainly wrong.
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Gospel music itself is an amalgamation of folk, religion, and Black southerners migrating to the urban north.
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Sales are migrating away from brick-and-mortar to online, which is a lower operating margin proposition.
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Tian affirms this, adding that he has seen an uptick in users migrating to larger, licensed platforms.
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Migrating elephants eyeing fresh, green vegetation on small farms run into wires connecting hives, mobilizing the bees.
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Migrating birds often get bewildered by tall buildings that are lit up and smash right into them.
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"GoDaddy is not migrating the domains it manages to AWS," said Dan Race, GoDaddy's VP of communications.
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With no humans allowed to enter this area, it has become a resting place for migrating cormorants.
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It's not the only business at Bank of America migrating to the smartphone, it's just the latest.
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" On refugees migrating to other countries: "Uncontrolled migration is greatly unfair for the receiving and sending countries.
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Earlier in December, NBC News reported that too little snow had fallen for reindeer to start migrating.
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The pragmatic answer is that not everyone is migrating all the time (the pithy answer is "blockchain").
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A lack of food means a larger portion of migrating butterflies won't make it to their destination.
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By migrating, then, they export some of the social ills that Venezuela has struggled to cope with.
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The subaqueous vegetation beds are where blue crabs reach maturity, and migrating birds rest on the wetlands.
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It's a rather dramatic name for coordinated harassment, usually migrating from one social media site to another.
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For years, the welding business that is his family's bread and butter has been migrating to China.
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They ache to join the migrating fish on a speedy, effortless journey over hills and through valleys.
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Another photo recognized by Reuters in 2018 shows a murmuration of migrating starlings flying in a cloud.
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A recent weekend in the park was a good time to spot some migrating warblers and sparrows.
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How difficult is it: Some effort — largely around migrating data and/or contacts from another email service
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Groups first began migrating to the country because of a crackdown on polygamy in the United States.
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From a radar video shared by the Pentagon, the drones look like a flock of migrating starlings.
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But very few are actually approved, which sends a message to others thinking of migrating: Stay home.
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It would have been quite a storm, if the activity wasn't almost completely due to migrating birds.
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People come to hunt pheasants or ducks, or just to marvel at the swarms of migrating waterfowl.
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We'll start with the more involved process of migrating from older 3DS and DS games to Home.
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This of course needs to be balanced with the development of communities that people are migrating from.
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Tulsa, like many districts, has been hemorrhaging teachers, with the best and brightest migrating to other states.
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The birds aren't entirely immune, it seems — we're told about migrating flocks that kill themselves in midair.
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But the dark, rich meat from a migrating Canada goose is reliable and delicious, Mr. Truong said.
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A Trump wall would block "pioneering" jaguars from migrating into the United States and repopulating the area.
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This has created a problem that has not been seen before: voluntary, intentional, migrating, mobile, functional, litter.
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However, a great number of E.U. citizens migrating to the U.K. are skilled workers, something London firms covet.
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U.S. authorities do not consider poverty, which many cite as a reason for migrating, in processing asylum applications.
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Fredberg's research focused on lung cells, but Friedl thought his own migrating cancer cells might also be jammed.
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Weekly is part of a massive trend of talent migrating from the tech industry to the health sector.
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In particular, she wondered whether over-harvesting was to blame, or if the animals were simply migrating away.
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Click here to view original GIFAt the moment, this storm is barely moving, but it's slowly migrating southwards.
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Understandably, many unmarried men disappear, migrating to jobs in the cities in order to build up their savings.
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There's speculation that Feral Audio's podcasts will be migrating over to Starburns Industries' new podcast venture, SBI: Audio.
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If so, BAM's Migrating Forms offers this simple yet enticing solution: come watch it in a movie theater!
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At the same time, publishers' audiences are increasingly migrating from their websites to other platforms, most notably Facebook.
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More and more younger users are reportedly migrating to technically hipper, I guess, platforms like Instagram and Snapchat.
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Instead of putting applicants in a queue, they now invite people merely to express an interest in migrating.
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Dating platforms are rolling out design features to mitigate the impact of offline prejudices migrating onto dating apps.
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Now, the family finds itself worried about the debt the father occurred in migrating to the United States.
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Snowy egrets are summertime residents of New York City, migrating through and even nesting here on remote islands.
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One main event is a theater adaptation of Alice Munro's stories about her Scottish ancestors migrating to Canada.
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Lily's family had become boat people, migrating from Vietnam to Hong Kong to Hawaii and later to California.
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In addition to his migrating joint pain, he'd had several other unusual medical problems that might be related.
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The company is migrating Being to a new location and will return to full functionality in an hour.
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You've probably seen the iconic V-formation of migrating geese, or the graceful soaring of seabirds over water.
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So going to my home country would be like migrating to a new country that I've never been.
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Ligia Reyes Castro, 71, and her husband, Mario Reyes Trujillo, 76, started thinking about migrating two years ago.
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Jones left that label and who might be migrating there (though that was a big topic of discussion).
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Some have quit migrating, opting to hang around towns with humans who protect them from predators like wolves.
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After the turn of the century, mackerel escaping warming ocean waters started mass-migrating into Iceland's territorial waters.
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When Neapolitans began migrating in large numbers to the U.S., they brought their tradition of wood-oven bakeries.
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Environmental advocates have expressed concerns over the impact the wall will have on migrating animals and rare cactuses.
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"These villages are not seeing an expansion, because people are migrating to the cities for jobs," he said.
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The track won't be migrating over to Spotify, Apple Music, or any other streaming service until February 18th.
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But unlike a migrating bird, a whale is not easily placed in a magnetized box for controlled experiments.
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Not a million miles from blue-collar heartland Democrats migrating to Trump the millionaire and America First demagogy.
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We knew humans were migrating in this general time period — we just don't fully understand how or where.
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The new plan will also create a temporary ecological desert for hundreds of species migrating the Atlantic Flyway.
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It's community of young professionals were migrating to bigger cities—cities that embraced diversity and prioritized creative placemaking.
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But it's unclear if any of this is actually dissuading people from migrating north — or if anything will.
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But some industries, such as cosmetics, food and do-it-yourself, have been migrating to online channels more slowly.
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Some of the company's more recent initiatives include Box Shuttle, which is about migrating existing files into the cloud.
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When Mexico's economy improved and the fertility rate fell, the number of Mexicans migrating north slowed to a trickle.
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In reality, the net neutrality fight is merely migrating to a different theater, namely, the US Courts of Appeals.
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The number of Mexicans migrating to America has fallen from about half a million a year to almost none.
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If you can get some labour-intensive industry going in poor countries, people might decide against migrating to Britain.
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Although scientists are not sure why dinosaurs started migrating out of Europe, continental fragmentation may have influenced their departure.
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Migrating Worlds: The Art of the Moving Image in Britain features eight of Britain's leading film and video artists.
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With the band listings migrating online-only, the issue itself slimmed down to 101 pages (with way fewer ads).
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"The proposals seem to focus on stopping people migrating rather than falling into modern slavery," the charity's spokesman added.
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Interestingly, the American president's scorn for migrants and globalism has not dampened the global appeal of migrating to America.
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But the days when commuters and shoppers followed regular tracks around cities, like migrating birds, appear to be over.
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But today Robinhood will start migrating accounts to its new in-house clearing service over the next few months.
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This isn't to say the migration will be perfect — migrating to new versions of any software often has hiccups.
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"For starters, my balls are shrinking and they are migrating up north, pretending to be my ovaries," she said.
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We predict that this feature is going to be hot amongst the youths, millennials, and Facebook-migrating moms alike.
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Several audio companies have been migrating over toward alternative payment models that don't require a lump sum up front.
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"Brands are migrating those dollars now that their Google dollars are put on hold," says Kargo CEO Harry Kargman.
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In other words, there's no reason for them to go to the trouble of migrating to the United States.
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He found propaganda messages migrating out of forums and social media accounts onto Russian-language television, and vice versa.
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Smith said she's not worried about people migrating away from Facebook to Instagram in order to donate to charity.
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With supply chains already migrating out of the mainland and economic growth slowing, time is not on Beijing's side.
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The hemlock woolly adelgid is ravaging their hemlock forests; a southern pine beetle, migrating northward, has reached New York.
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We should be careful to understand the different weaknesses of the built environment around us when traveling and migrating.
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"75% of our customers in FTTH are new to the platform and 25% are migrating from copper," he added.
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Migrating legally to the U.S. is a long, expensive, complex process that is unattainable for a lot of people.
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My (admittedly anecdotal) sense is that the climate community is slowly migrating from the first school to the second.
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Though the percentage of dark net users migrating over is already significant, wait until dealers invade "clear net"—i.e.
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Snapshot: Millions of orange butterflies like the one above, called painted ladies, are migrating across Southern California this month.
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In an interview, Mr. Graham said that he responded to Mr. Trump's complaints about Norwegians not migrating to America.
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Does it seem to you that people are migrating in hope of getting an easy entry into the US?
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An industrialist, who had lived in Lahore before migrating to India after the partition, has offered 1.2 million rupees.
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It's going to be a few months of integration and the migrating data and servers and everything like that.
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For millions of people migrating or living in refugee camps, tents serve as temporary homes and places of shelter.
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Because if it's not, if it's some other local species, then we're not talking about migrating out of Africa.
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The United States and Canada responded with laws to protect wetlands and collaborated with Mexico to safeguard migrating waterfowl.
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Medha: Nasi goreng is said to date back to the 10th century when Chinese immigrants began migrating to Indonesia.
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Mr. Yang worked for the Chinese Foreign Ministry before migrating to Australia, where he became a citizen in 2002.
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People are migrating in search of economic opportunities, and the new voters have fewer ties to the political parties.
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This suggests that Neanderthals were migrating back and forth across Eurasia tens of thousands of years before they disappeared.
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Since the 1980s, they have been migrating toward the poles where they will reflect less sunlight and amplify warming.
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In the 19th century, Italians began migrating to Argentina, becoming one of the South American country's largest immigrant populations.
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Telegram has announced it will be migrating iOS users of its messaging app to a rebuilt-from-scratch Swift version.
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That left us migrating back to our two favorite instant cameras: the Leica Sofort and the Fujifilm Instax Square SQ6.
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The Ashmolean sheet is fascinating in the way it reveals Michelangelo's thought process, with one idea migrating to the next.
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Millennials in cities across the nation are migrating to urban centers, choosing less expensive and more ethnic neighborhoods to inhabit.
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"Investor attention increasingly appears to be migrating toward a much more constructive 2019 outlook," said Raymond James analyst Chris Cox.
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Which illustrates the challenge of migrating away from older Internet technologies — even when they are shown to be less secure.
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But recent tech success from Facebook to Snapchat skewed younger at launch, before migrating upwards to take over the world.
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Surrounded by hundreds of journalists, he was ushered onto the main Simon Bolivar border bridge to speak to migrating Venezuelans.
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Magazine holders are migrating from the bottom of the back of the seat, where they bumped knees, to the top.
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Like a flock of migrating birds, smartphone makers tend to move from one new trend to the next in groups.
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In that respect, migrating TaxiForSure's primary assets — drivers, customers and some staff — makes more sense than keeping two companies going.
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They would be migrating, relocating as people with skills as members of communities they go into, even leaders, I hope.
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At the far west is the Tijuana Estuary, a key salt marsh habitat for some 573 species of migrating birds.
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For migrating nomadic birds looking for an opportunity to nest, the SafetyWing founders hope their name… and their service… resonates.
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During migration, set a freeze on any changes to the documents you are migrating on a group-by-group basis.
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As a result of the cratering of their economy, many Afghans are voting with their feet and migrating to Europe.
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THE waters off the Hawaiian island of Oahu are visited each winter by migrating marine mammals such as humpback whales.
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After liberation, he spent a year traversing Italy, migrating to Britain when he learned his father and brother were there.
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If they had moons while migrating, this movement inwards would generate additional gravitational forces between the moon and the planet.
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Nearly 8,000 Cubans migrating to the United States were stuck in Costa Rica recently when neighboring Nicaragua closed its border.
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This shows that "populations are aging, growing and migrating in to the areas worst affected by climate change," Watts explained.
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If it's not the big Texan caverns, it's the migrating corn earworm moths that bring the bats here every summer.
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A separate survey by Salesforce also found more shoppers migrating to mobile devices to ring up purchases on Turkey Day.
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The dams make it impossible for salmon and other migrating fish to access more than 400 miles of the Klamath.
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Just as so many in other walks of life have done, artists started migrating to California and they haven't stopped.
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We've found that migrating raw mailing list data online can result in losing up to 50 percent of your list.
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It is home to turtles, giant migrating birds, and the coconut crab – the largest land-based animal on the island.
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Scientists have long assumed that migrating eels arrive to the Sargasso by spring to spawn together, as one reproductive cohort.
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But even at that distance, other marine life could be threatened, including sea birds and whales migrating through the channels.
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They cavort and dive in Brooks Falls, feasting on migrating sockeye salmon and gaining up to four pounds a day.
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Young people are uninterested in the tradition and increasingly migrating to cities, like the polluted Mongolian capital of Ulan Bator.
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When companies grow and need a more robust infrastructure, she said, some tech firms are migrating to traditional office towers.
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Buddhist nationalists see the Rohingya as Muslim interlopers who invented an ethnic identity after migrating from the Indian sub-continent.
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Every year, millions of birds migrating at night, often distracted by bright city lights, die by flying into American buildings.
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When Neapolitans began migrating in large numbers to the U.S., they brought with them a tradition of wood-oven bakeries.
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A swamp that had been a refuge for migrating ducks was turned into a huge parking lot for tourist vans.
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" The ways we discuss punctuation, she explains, "offer a neat little laboratory for viewing the possible fates of migrating words.
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The NSE said the move was needed as derivative trading based on Indian securities had resulted in capital migrating offshore.
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Vero says that's because members of the tattoo and cosplay communities started migrating to Vero from other social media platforms.
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One instance of racing tech migrating to road use is the simple bead that fixes the rubber to the rim.
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Faced with price woes, many coffee producers are abandoning their farms, and some are even migrating to the United States.
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But at night, the sharks follow prey upwards, migrating to where temperatures hit around 60 F (16 C), said Grubbs.
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They even recorded a humpback singing two different songs, perhaps in the process of learning one from another migrating whale.
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Time was no longer on our wrists or smartphones; it was in migrating light and shadows and habits of wildlife.
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Right-wing users brought together by the 2240 Trump traffic explosion have stuck around, migrating to right-wing meme pages.
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Imagine that you read that tech firms are migrating from Silicon Valley to Santa Monica and Venice, near Los Angeles.
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Nearly half of the hundreds of wealthy individuals surveyed said they were considering migrating or have already begun the process.
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In fact, with so many players migrating to the sequel, the previous game has begun to feel a bit empty.
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At the far west is the Tijuana Estuary, a key salt marsh habitat for some 220 species of migrating birds.
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The platonic ideal for a starting two-guard was migrating towards a rough draft of the 3-And-D template.
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Pew For any given individual, migrating to the mainland makes a lot of sense given the economic conditions on the island.
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DoubleLine Capital, which manages $7373 billion in assets, has been migrating up the credit spectrum as the firm assesses the outlook.
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For an increasing number of families, the risk of migrating pales in comparison to the danger of staying in the country.
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Migration theory The scientists believe early Australians first made axes when they landed on the continent after migrating from Southeast Asia.
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Artist Anina Gerchick's "Birdlink" is envisioned as a year-round living sculpture for local and migrating birds in these urban areas.
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And in some cases — as with Disney — the content owner is migrating its content behind the paywall of an SVOD service.
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We're going to be migrating the Club Newsletter to a new format from next month that will be delivered in person!
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Investors took this as a sign that advertisers are losing faith in Twitter — or migrating to more popular services like Instagram.
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MoviePass will also "suspend" Uber surge-style Peak Pricing for customers migrating to the new plan, as well as ticket verification.
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In the process, these migrating Jupiter-sized planets would again cross the orbit of any Earth-like planet, and destroy it.
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Migrating house mice had to overcome numerous obstacles, including different climates and new local species with which they had to compete.
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In the past, we've noticed aggregations of breeding crabs hanging around the ocean floor, or migrating onto land if they're terrestrial.
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We know from satellite observations that the Bagnold Dunes are very active, migrating up to 3 feet during an Earth year.
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After all, Touch ID arrived on a single flagship iPhone before migrating onto additional Apple hardware, including the iPad and Mac.
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Storj is selling 15 to 25 percent of outstanding Storjcoins, which are based on the Ethereum platform after migrating from bitcoin.
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The dual takedowns of AlphaBay and Hansa followed a similar model; with many users ironically migrating to Hansa once AlphaBay closed.
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Migrating birds, for example, rely on forest patches for food and shelter while traversing great distances over an otherwise human landscape.
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But conservationists are concerned after observing large declines in migrating populations in California and Mexico between 1997 and 2016, writes Baille.
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A more reasonable explanation is a glitch – after all, migrating millions of followers and thousands of tweets is no small matter.
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However, we do see more debt migrating toward the sovereign balance sheet, beyond that of the local government debt swap programme.
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They will also help the agency study several features of the planet's surface like migrating sand dunes and new impact events.
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An increasing amount of evidence recognizes that women refugees face heightened risks when migrating within their own country or across continents.
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Bird flu outbreaks generally arise in the autumn in the European Union, carried by migrating wild birds coming from the East.
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The group of migrants were part of the so-called caravans migrating north through Central America to the U.S.–Mexico border.
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It intends to simplify its cigarette portfolio by migrating smokers from weaker brands to stronger ones, improve distribution and boost marketing.
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Shemar Moore hasn't moved far in migrating from his role on "Criminal Minds" into the lead here, playing Daniel "Hondo" Harrelson.
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It created a large exodus of young artists, a diaspora of Dominican artists migrating to other countries to continue their art.
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Nicola Danese, a managing director at JPMorgan, compared migrating to T2S with an upgrade from an old Nokia to a smartphone.
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However, Goldstein added that the virus could makes its way south via migrating harbor seals to the shores of northern California.
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Recently, it has become more comprehensive, expanding to acute and chronic conditions, and migrating from hospital to home and mobile devices.
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Since the last caravan in the spring, a devastating drought has forced even more people to ponder the uncertainty of migrating.
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Corporations will likely further prioritize migrating their operations to the cloud as a resiliency measure in anticipation of any future disruptions.
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Migrating to California in 21975, Ladino faced years of difficult or even abusive relationships at home, or backbreaking labor at work.
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Understanding these migrations is all the more important, Dr. Chapman said, because many non-migrating insect populations are on the decline.
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They begin piled on the ground, a heap of bodies that later reappears, uprooting itself and migrating from place to place.
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It is looking ever more anomalous as the regional aluminium supply chain continues migrating from upstream smelting to downstream metals formation.
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They'll also encounter a virtual-reality forest of migrating monarch butterflies and a handler with a live snake — possibly a python.exploreracademy.
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But researchers have discovered evidence that Homo sapiens were migrating before, during and after the event, according to a new study.
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Nearly half (43%) of banks have no cloud strategy and have not begun to consider migrating their data to the cloud.
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Not many of Biden's backers are migrating to Warren, who sits at 14 percent — roughly even with her numbers since November.
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"We're seeing [doctors' illegal prescription writing practices] now migrating towards and combining with traditional drug trafficking organizations' practices," according to Benczkowski.
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Quality connectivity is no less important for their parents, for whom opportunities for employment and skills training are increasingly migrating online.
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He knew highland peasants were migrating into the reserve in an unending stream, cutting and burning corn plots from the trees.
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Geese migrating to and from the Ungava Peninsula in far northern Quebec like to winter over in the Latanés' grain fields.
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Coffee grown under trees provides tons of habitat for all those migrating birds flying to Central and South America, says Fitzpatrick.
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"It's no surprise that clubbers are migrating away from mainstream venues toward independent house parties and underground club nights," says Mark.
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Migrating to the Midwest or the South is a smart bet if you're looking to put down roots at an affordable cost.
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The study, conducted in about 200 villages in the region, found that most of those migrating were 15 to 45 years old.
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Businesses migrating to Windows 10 helped spur the purchase of new computers, which makes sense considering Windows 10's hasty adoption rate.
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Visitors will be able to swim with the migrating humpback whales from July to October, and whale sharks from March to June.
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A mother migrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as she surrenders to US Border Patrol agent near McAllen, Texas.
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For Australians, London was invented in the early-2000s, when we scored some new UK visa arrangements and started migrating en masse.
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And while most of the world is migrating to cities, a growing numbers of urban dwellers in Italy are taking up farming.
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If blockchains take over, as fans are sure they will, what are the implications of the trust business migrating into the ether?
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As part of the same post, Google pointed to its own Lighthouse tool, which includes tools for migrating a website to HTTPS.
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And Bitly said that it would be migrating 25 billion links made by way of its link shortening service to IBM's cloud.
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It doesn't help that the plant is located in the Mojave Desert, a critical refuge for birds migrating along the Pacific Flyway.
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In the film, a fictional deadly virus sweeps the world after migrating from a dead pig to a chef that handles it.
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Most locals are forced to choose between eking out a meager living selling crops and migrating to Bangkok to support their families.
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Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly has proposed action designed to deter Central Americans from migrating to the United States via smuggling routes.
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After a quarter century in regulatory limbo, genetically modified salmon is finally swimming migrating making its way to seafood aisles across Canada.
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Data: eMarketer; Chart: Lazaro Gamio / Axios "We see teens and tweens migrating to Snapchat and Instagram," says eMarketer forecasting analyst Oscar Orozco.
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Rubio also stands to benefit from the Bush bundler network, which is particularly deep in this town, migrating over into his camp.
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They settled outside the airfield after migrating from various drought-stricken parts of Somaliland, especially in the eastern part of the territory.
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While covenant-lite is a well established feature of Europe's leveraged loan market, other elements of bond documentation are now migrating across.
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"Brexit is likely to transform the financial landscape, with some market activity migrating to EU-27," the IMF said in its report.
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The company has launched a MainNet distributed ledger for transactions, with its own TRX migrating to the MainNet starting later this week.
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Unlike those migrating across the U.S. border for economic reasons, who are often young and male, asylum-seekers often arrive as families.
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These were: how consistent the testimony is, sex, country of origin, age, previous occupation, vulnerability, reason for migrating, religion, and language skills.
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The birds are migrating, the grad caps are tossing, and parents are wondering: what am I going to do with my child?
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Southwest uses Sabre for its domestic reservations and Amadeus for its international bookings, though it is migrating everything to the Amadeus system.
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And my mother could be that woman -- bereft, stunned -- who lost the one thing that in migrating she was trying to protect.
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Apparently, the humpback whales are now in the process of migrating north from the waters off of Mexico, their winter breeding territory.
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At that time, cheetahs began migrating across the Bering Strait into Asia, and ultimately into Africa, producing a series of population bottlenecks.
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You have a lot of people migrating into bigger cities, and the cost of living and rent in those cities is higher.
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At least 60,000 people migrating internationally have died since 2000, while crossing the sea, traveling through inhospitable landscapes, in detention or elsewhere.
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The manufacturing of more labor-intensive, less technologically complex products like apparel is migrating to lower-wage countries like Bangladesh and Ethiopia.
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When we do talk, I ask you about serving in the Indian Air Force, about migrating from Lahore to Amritsar during Partition.
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The federally protected Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska, pictured above, home to migrating caribou and about 900 polar bears, remains pristine.
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If you want to pull out of one public cloud, it's not a simple matter of just migrating to the next one.
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In 2016, the pit made headlines when thousands of exhausted migrating snow geese landed on it and died from drinking acidic water.
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Everyone has vastly different preferences when working remotely, and it's important to take these preferences into account when migrating to remote work.
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But when he saw Dr. Greenwood migrating to the bar, he grabbed a wingman and slid into the drink line behind her.
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A 2013 review of research on leaching from plastic pipe identified more than 150 contaminants migrating from plastic pipes into drinking water.
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But aside from quotes questionably attributed to him, Jordan hasn't really faced the kind of public scorn Oprah has for migrating mainstream.
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But for the last year, the 50-year-old smallholder farmer has seriously considered migrating north with the help of a coyote.
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Some of the major benefits we manage, flowing clean water along with migrating and long-range wildlife, won't adhere to property lines.
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"Even prior to the free college movement, families were migrating to public colleges because it was a better value, " said Drew's Baenninger.
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A communications consultant who worked in Washington after graduating from Ohio University, he is the rare young person migrating back to Athens.
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Now, it has started migrating from grill tops to restaurant menus, from the lyrics of rappers onto the pages of food blogs.
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Rising temperatures are also helping to supercharge heat waves, like the one that roasted Europe in late July before migrating over Greenland.
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"This trend reveals that sites are migrating to open web technologies, which are faster and more power-efficient than Flash," Google said.
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The story involved a featherless goose who is left behind by her migrating siblings but finds a place in the world nonetheless.
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Congress never ratified the deal; it expired when the Immigration Act of 1924 banned all Asians from migrating to the United States.
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In Guatemala, for example, one U.S. assistance program under threat was established to keep farmers from abandoning the land and migrating north.
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If the barrier is lit, migrating flying creatures—birds and insects alike—could be thrown off course, their star-based navigation jammed.
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Per Google, users migrating from "other platforms (currently PC and Xbox)" will be able to transfer their Guardian to Stadia for continued play.
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In a Facebook live video, Carolina Waterfowl Rescue said the birds most likely had been disturbed from their roosting area or were migrating.
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He talks about how, from where he sits, he can see all sorts of birds migrating from Africa: swallows, or a small eagle.
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And to begin with, there's a good chance the birds are running low on fuel "Migrating is already a taxing process," noted Huang.
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It starts with the hundreds of millions of people migrating into urban centres in search of better jobs and higher standards of living.
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The act breaks feel awkward and clunky -- a built-in challenge when migrating movies to TV -- and the dual seduction scene is disappointing.
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They could be in highly regulated industries like finance or health care or they may be large enterprises that are slowly migrating over.
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Once she got into her internship at Capital One and learned that her team was migrating into this process, she dove right in.
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A failed Olympic bid served as a catalyst for development for Mr Bloomberg, who worried about white-collar jobs migrating to New Jersey.
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The hyper-aggressive grass crowds out native species, and eats up acre upon acre of tidal mudflat that countless migrating shorebirds desperately need.
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Click here to view original GIFFor the first time ever, Cornell scientists have tracked 118 species of birds migrating throughout the Western Hemisphere.
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That "fits the migration story, that these water worlds may originally have been born far from their stars before migrating inward," he said.
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Other projects YC has been helping with include the ACLU's emails to members, migrating its data to Salesforce, revamping its Mobile Justice app.
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In the past migrating religious groups either merged into their host societies or else pickled the culture of the old country in aspic.
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Modern humans began migrating out of Africa about 2000,21927 years ago, using land bridges to spread across the Middle East, Europe and Asia.
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For instance, Microsoft introduced services for migrating Oracle databases to its Azure cloud and launched Android and iOS apps for managing cloud resources.
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At boarding school in the Swiss Alps he watched migrating passerines—barn swallows, wrynecks, pied flycatchers—flocking through the passes between the peaks.
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We've been moving and migrating to Vietnam and the Philippines and Thailand and so on, so we have opportunities to be very nimble.
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Competition for viewing audience within Viacom's targeted demographic will remain fierce, as this younger demographic is migrating away from traditional linear video programming.
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As waters warm, it showed, fish and other sea life are migrating poleward, seeking to maintain the even temperatures they need to thrive.
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Her family fled the war-torn nation, initially finding refuge in Kenya before migrating to the U.S. as refugees in the early 1990s.
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The number of North American birds migrating in the spring has also declined, dropping 14% in the past decade alone, the researchers found.
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Though it originated online and primarily is fueling memes, Twitter feuds, and a flurry of commentary, it has begun migrating to real life.
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Meanwhile, reliable V gets hardly any love at all, even though it's based on migrating birds, or boomerangs, or some such ancient thing.
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Currently the idea of migrating something like the Linux kernel to a different programming language is a task almost too large to imagine.
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You can easily hear a link between the plucky, migrating sound of this acoustic combo and the state of our imperiled natural world.
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Tech companies, like LinkedIn, had been increasingly migrating their workforces to remote work in the weeks leading up to the shelter in place.
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Each white dot is an individual cell, migrating to create an atrium, the endocardial membrane (the emerging "X" shape) and finally a heartbeat.
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But they also beckon thousands of migrating birds into the city's skyscraper canyons, where they can become disoriented and crash headlong into buildings.
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Last September, the National Weather Service Key West posted a gif to Twitter showing multiple flocks of birds migrating south over the island.
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Save the Sound also worked to make the free-flowing West River appealing to migrating fish by carefully arranging rocks in small pools.
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As waters warm, fish and other sea life are migrating poleward, seeking to maintain the even temperatures they need to thrive and breed.
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Although transfer restrictions have been prevalent in Europe's syndicated loan market for some time, it is now migrating to Europe's direct lending market.
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They are concerned that drilling would harm sensitive populations of migrating birds as well as caribou herds on which Gwich'in native people depend.
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If it is, those used to talking on Reddit may find themselves migrating to other online forums such as Voat, 4chan or 8chan.
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The company is in the process of migrating everything to Google Cloud, which is significantly cheaper and easier than maintaining its own servers.
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The borders between states may have become less significant, and the river is little more than a lovely landscape, complete with migrating birds.
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Now, the GMA's constituency is splintered into groups that are either migrating to serve the new consumer dynamic or else fighting it vigorously.
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This suggests that modern humans may have been on the move, specifically migrating from Africa, at least 2003,000 years earlier than previously believed.
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Tom Moss, the COO of drone-maker Skydio, spent years in the smartphone business before migrating over to the drone company in 2018.
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The Economist Intelligence Unit said migrating the capital made sense for long-term development and sustainability, though it warned that there were significant challenges.
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It will walk you through migrating your email from a cloud service like Gmail, and adding family members with their own addresses is trivial.
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Anina Gerchick's "Birdlink" is a year-round sculpture of native plants that serves as a habitat for New York City's local and migrating birds.
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Upstart digital banks took center stage in the US in 2019 thanks to massive funding rounds and European-based startups migrating across the pond.
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Instead, the company is migrating users over to a similar title, Heping Jingying or Elite Force for Peace, reports Reuters and the Financial Times.
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Eventually, after several weeks of training, the researchers started migrating the position of the laser light from the training board to the monkey's face.
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For months, I spent my days holed up in the library until closing hour, reading in my room, and migrating from class to class.
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"We're urging people against migrating in an unlawful way and putting your children in extremely dangerous conditions," Garcia de Hernandez said in a statement.
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But much low-end production is migrating from China to other developing countries and, in a pinch, American consumers might rally round the flag.
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Those migrating to Colombia without passports and work visas are vulnerable to labor exploitation, the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) in Colombia has said.
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For startup founders and tech executives migrating between the two countries, I don't think one has to literally worry about exit visas or extradition.
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One history recounted here is that of his parents migrating from Poland to America and settling in Chicago, where he was born in 1934.
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As organizations modernize their infrastructure to digitally transform themselves, migrating mission critical systems and the data that powers their business success can be daunting.
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Paleontologists have seen "frozen behaviors" in fossils before, including insects having sex, dinosaurs locked in mortal combat, and migrating trilobites lined up single-file.
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The eighth edition of Migrating Forms, running March 24–30, includes works by General Idea, Cauleen Smith, Jonathas de Andrade, Sondra Perry, and others.
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We also talk about migrating information over from one phone to another, and what to bear in mind when buying that shiny new device.
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He is now back earning a living on the 8-hectare (20-acre) collective farm and has no intention of migrating again, said Cruz.
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Some developers (not just those working in open source) were not wasting time even to wait for a confirmation of the deal before migrating.
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As I examined in my book, residency requirements were proposed so as to bar blacks migrating from the South to qualify for the program.
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Even within "South Asian," there are nuances of each national identity within South Asia and their connection to migrating and settling in the states.
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He said helping families use the money more productively could help reduce poverty, and in turn, prevent people from migrating in the first place.
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Hundreds of thousands of people flee the gang violence every year, migrating to the United States and Mexico, according to the U.N. refugee agency.
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At the same time, the migrating young women would be hired as service maids in the receiving country, allowing wives to go to work.
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Of course, there is one concern for professional podcasters migrating to Anchor's platform – and that's whether it will be around in the long-term.
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To persuade some migrating Caspian terns to stop short of the Columbia River, scientists planted plastic decoys and patio speakers in San Francisco Bay.
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Shahira's experience illustrates the challenge of cracking down on international trafficking networks in Uganda, as increasing numbers of people are migrating to find employment.
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While the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq continue to preoccupy our nation's attention, the war on terror is migrating southward right underneath our noses.
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The U.S., Canada and Australia were the top destinations for migrating millionaires in 22019, according to a report from New World Wealth released Tuesday.
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Das said she has been migrating for five years now with her husband to a farm cooperative in Badamaharana, a village in Odisha state.
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Most of us have seen large flocks of birds — and sometimes in interesting shapes, like the giant "V" formation geese fly in when migrating.
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The country's economic miracle was founded on agricultural workers in rural areas migrating to urban areas along the coast with higher-productivity manufacturing jobs.
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But by then, minivans had come to symbolize utilitarian drudgery, and Americans began migrating to sport utility vehicles, with their brawnier, more adventurous image.
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Most living marsupials tend to be smaller than migrating mammals, which likely limits their ability to embark on long, perilous journeys to seasonal habitats.
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Although migrating birds are a welcome attraction for ornithologists and tourists, their hunger for food from crop fields makes them a menace to farmers.
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Gombe State has such a reputation for peaceful relations that it has begun attracting migrating herdsmen from other, more volatile regions, further cramping space.
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In recent years, for example, my rice has often been migrating to the oven, and cooking in a baking dish rather than a pot.
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Our ancestors might have experienced something similar, standing on the savanna or the tundra, watching tens of thousands of migrating animals pass before them.
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For sure, President Trump's plan to increase educational and skills requirements for people migrating to the United States would be one of those moments.
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It is a vast roadless tract, home to migrating birds, the large nomadic porcupine caribou herd and the winter dens of pregnant polar bears.
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I tried on a leather jacket with a "V" of rhinestones down the front, a set of migrating birds sparkling in the sky ($7,600).
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The consequence of even a portion of Sanders' support evaporating instead of migrating to Biden could be significant in a close election against Trump.
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Three government officials said, 'Part of the reason for the proposal is to deter mothers from migrating to the United States with their children.
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"Our customer is migrating away from natural fur and we are aligning with this trend," Macy's said on a new webpage about the policy.
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"In South Asia, you find that men who are migrating in order to survive actually give much more responsibility to their wives," says Rao.
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All of this evidence shows that early humans migrating from Africa were able to adapt to environments and climate fluctuations, from deserts to rainforests.
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But the rate of Americans who are migrating across state lines has plummeted by 51 percent from the levels of the 1950s and 1960s.
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"They're building that for the college students; they're building that for the people migrating here," said Marie, who works in a university dining hall.
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The company has also set its sights on consolidating its cloud-offerings, in light of the many companies that are migrating onto the cloud.
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Many fish populations are migrating far from their usual locations to find cooler waters, and local fishing industries are often struggling to keep up.
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A local electric company has agreed to take out or retrofit power lines and other equipment to make them less attractive to migrating birds.
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Barracuda's cloud-based solutions enable the company to benefit from the steady pace of IT workload migrating from on-premise infrastructure to the cloud.
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Google similarly decided to close its Works with Nest program in favor of migrating smart home integrations over to Google Assistant earlier this year.
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The Food and Agriculture Organization has said approximately 65 to 75 percent of people migrating from Africa are youth in search of employment opportunities.
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He says modern-day global warming may lead to forests migrating towards to the North Pole, in places like Arctic Siberia and Arctic Canada.
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The networking company entered the cloud services arena in 2017 as enterprises began migrating to cloud-based security systems to fend off cyber threats.
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Despite receiving more money than all other federal law enforcement agencies combined, the department has not adapted to changes in migrating populations and patterns.
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It could remain on your phone, gradually migrating to a place where it's rarely seen or is always swiped past, until it's finally deleted.
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If states still have significant oversight, they could — if they so chose — potentially do a lot to limit people migrating to these skimpier plans.
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The researchers do admit that bat speed is relative; they could've started migrating northward in the last decade or over the past few hundred years.
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When migrating your startup to the Valley, there's likely a significant difference in how business is conducted in the U.S. versus in your own country.
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Update: A Google spokesperson told us that Google will provide and recommend options for migrating from the classic Sites to the new Sites in 2017.
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Lucas Aristizabal, Fitch's senior director for Latin America corporate ratings, said migrating eligible producing assets could cut their tax bill by as much as half.
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Experts say the sharks aren't considered to be a huge threat; they're just migrating for the season, and have little to no interest in humans.
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And no country can easily supplant China's scale and production volumes for bicycles after three decades of the industry migrating there from the United States.
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It follows the difficulties that two men face in migrating from Burkina Faso to Italy — and the compromises they must make once they get there.
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"Jeb's network is already naturally migrating to Marco," said Gaylord Hughey, a top Bush fundraiser from Texas, echoing what four other top donors told Reuters.
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Many Never Trumpers, tired of being homeless, will eventually join the Democrats, migrating in the opposite direction of the neoconservatives of the seventies and eighties.
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With no water available for irrigation, farmers have abandoned their crops and are migrating to nearby urban areas in search of livelihood and for sustenance.
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While our new design upgraded reader experience for new articles, engineering and resource challenges prevented us from migrating previously published articles into this new design.
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When Lemonis took a look at the cars in the shipping company parking lot, he noted the higher-end cars these migrating citizens were driving.
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A favorite of beach-goers, Florida's temperate climate, relatively low cost of living, and miles of coastline make it a favorite for migrating Gen Xers.
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Local expert Cheryl Werber also explains that more and more companies are also migrating to the Steel City, bringing exciting job opportunities to the area.
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Community leaders estimate that only a couple of hundred families remain, with the rest migrating to India or the West over the past four decades.
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"The main reason why people keep migrating is because we are not generating the right conditions locally for people not to migrate," Mr. Godoy said.
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First stop: Central Park, perhaps the best place to spot such migrating birds as Blackburnian Warblers, Rose-breasted Grosbeaks and Baltimore Orioles in North America.
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Wild animals are migrating beyond their ranges in response to rising global temperatures, while domestic animals are traded and shipped to new locations and ecosystems.
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Business Insider is not aware of any cases of the coronavirus suspected to have been transmitted by a person migrating over the US-Mexico border.
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The 170 towering windmills would kill hundreds of thousands of migrating birds, they feared, and the noise and heat would also disturb marine life below.
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Twenty-thousand years ago, at the peak of the last ice age, early human ancestors were migrating from their origins in Africa to East Asia.
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Weather radar reports examined by the scientists also determined that the number of birds migrating has seen a steep decline in the last 203 years.
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With warmer temperatures, parts of the country are going to get even worse for allergies because plants like ragweed will start migrating north, studies show.
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Born and raised in Oregon, Rahr spent his boyhood summers chasing salmon migrating up the Deschutes River to the sandy beds where they were born.
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It's a major reason credit-card fraud has been going down in other places – and is now migrating to the U.S. from around the globe.
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Further west, in Chicago, as the East Liverpool case was reaching its height, another monitor showed a low level of manganese migrating from off-site.
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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said on Tuesday that Marquee, the bank&aposs platform for outside developers, is migrating to Amazon Web Services next year.
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Delivery is migrating to big online platforms like Uber Eats, DoorDash and Grubhub (which owns Seamless, and is facing a federal lawsuit over phantom fees).
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Born and raised in Oregon, Rahr spent his boyhood summers chasing salmon migrating up the Deschutes River to the sandy beds where they were born.
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Experts have expressed concern that this would bifurcate the market with healthy people migrating to these plans and then premiums skyrocketing for sicker people. Sen.
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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson told a US Senate panel in March that the January raids had helped to deter Central Americans from migrating illegally.
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The Times report said the integration between WhatsApp, Messenger and Instagram is being developed in part to keep users from migrating to another, rival messaging service.
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Monarch butterflies born in captivity show signs of having difficulty migrating south, according to a study from a group of researchers at the University of Chicago.
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This may just be a blip, but if the marquee users begin migrating their followers elsewhere, it could spook both the ad firms and The Street.
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A mother migrating from Honduras holds her 1-year-old child as surrendering to U.S. Border Patrol agents after illegally crossing the border near McAllen, Texas.
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With only a population of 800, Churchill residents work each year to accommodate 10,000 tourists and the 1,000 migrating polar bears they have come to see.
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At least seven children migrating to the US from the southern border have died in US custody since 2018, according to news reports and government statements.
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Further complicating the matter is genetic evidence from 2014 suggesting early modern humans were already carrying leprosy when migrating out of Africa around 100,000 years ago.
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But while part of the country's aluminium production is migrating to hydro-rich provinces, another part is locked into stranded coal deposits in the northwestern provinces.
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But while part of the country's aluminium production is migrating to hydro-rich provinces, another part is locked into stranded coal deposits in the northwestern provinces.
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This practice gave them a necessary transition before they hit saltwater and a semblance of the quintessential salmon experience of migrating to the sea and back.
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Writing for website FiveThirtyEight, David Wasserman found that Pennsylvania has been migrating toward Republicans as opposed to the way the rest of the country is trending.
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He estimated that large consumers could save up to 35 percent on their electric bills by migrating, since unregulated prices are based on the spot market.
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The first is to create a collaboration product that will keep its existing customers on its platform rather than migrating away to a would-be competitor.
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I am in the process of closing my Amazon account, and migrating as much to Google services which seem significantly more robust at stopping these attacks.
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In the very same time frame, more than three-quarters of every advertising dollar migrating to the internet has gone to two companies (Google and Facebook).
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Migrating eastern North American monarchs have an internal compass that taps into the position of the sun, allowing the butterflies to maintain a steady northwestern trajectory.
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Nagapattinam's young men - and increasingly its women - are migrating in growing numbers to the cities of Coimbatore and Tirupur to work in textile and apparel factories.
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Whether they're hibernating, migrating thousands of miles to reproduce, or living in a bone-dry desert, many animals go weeks or even months without any food.
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For Apple in particular, ARKit for iOS could see a wealth of mobile AR software developers migrating to iGlasses (even if they call them something else).
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What they found: UC Davis researchers analyzed the DNA of early migrating salmon populations and found variation in a single gene is associated with early migration.
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Starting today, more than a dozen operations — including The Awl, Pacific Standard, and the revived local San Francisco site The Bold Italic — are migrating to Medium.
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Based on the shape and behavior of the swarm, NWS at first guessed that it might be a flock of birds migrating south for the winter.
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In southern Madagascar, one household in three has already been forced into desperate measures such as selling their house or land, begging or migrating, WFP said.
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Mr Putin has dressed up (or stripped down) to compete in judo matches, fly a microlight with migrating storks and recover sunken treasure on prime time.
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It's hard to imagine that this wasn't always the case, but there are still some late adopters migrating their own physical data centers into managed ones.
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Last September, Simple began sending the first of its transition letters to customers, and has been migrating accounts from The Bancorp to BBVA Compass ever since.
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Commissioned by President Thomas Jefferson and built in 1808, you can still climb the lighthouse today to take in the spectacular views and spot migrating whales.
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Migrating your data to the cloud helps keep it extra secure and frees up space across your devices so you have more storage to load content.
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Storyful found that the misinformation originated on 4chan, and was then amplified by certain conservative websites, ultimately migrating onto major platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
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Strengthening FCF Profile: Fitch believes Citrix's FCF profile is solid but will strengthen from higher recurring revenue associated with migrating customers to hybrid, multi-cloud environments.
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NRW) FOR A PROJECT FOR MIGRATING EXISTING SYSTEMS AS PART OF A EUROPE-WIDE CALL FOR TENDERS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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The impact was especially adverse in nocturnal migrating birds that were used to orienting in darkness and were failing to do so due to light pollution.
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Tintri develops flash high-speed storage that helps big companies get the attributes of cloud computing without migrating their data to places like Amazon Web Services.
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THE DARK WEB, NOWAfter AlphaBay vanished earlier this month, users started migrating to other marketplaces; something of a tradition in the lifecycle of illegal trading sites.
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Illegal immigration from Mexico has fallen, and the Pew Research Center estimates that more Mexicans are returning to Mexico than are migrating to the United States.
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Some 100 million years ago when the snakes became trapped in tree resin, Myanmar was part of a migrating island between present-day Asia and Australia.
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Quinn reportedly likes to view Odyssey as the world's "first migrating artwork," apparently forgetting that most museum shows travel to multiple locations after their initial run.
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People are most likely to see killer whales around Monterey Bay in April and May, when their prey, the gray whales, are migrating through the area.
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They say the reserves serve as havens for species depleted elsewhere and for populations migrating away from the Equator, where warming waters are lowering plankton density.
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"There's a lot of opportunity associated with migrating some of these activities online, but it's important to pause and ask, 'Is everyone connected?' first," she said.
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The technical process of upgrading from an old operating system to a new one — migrating your files, apps and settings along the way — is extremely complicated.
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A changing climate is part of the problem, imperiling the monarch's Mexican wintering grounds and spawning extreme weather events that can destroy millions of migrating butterflies.
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Hasidic families began migrating from New York City to suburban communities in the 1970s, hoping to create the sort of cohesive community some recalled from Europe.
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With the B100 bison down, you get to take advantage of the natural properties that allow bison to tough out cold winters instead of migrating south.
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Their data indicated that a wave of modern humans left Africa for Europe about 200,000 years ago and interbred with Neanderthals, before migrating back to Africa.
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The wall would obstruct wildlife from migrating to breeding and nesting sites, displace hundreds of species, prevent gene flow, and alter the life sustaining hydrologic cycle.
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This, in turn, might deter them from migrating to Islamist groups such as the Nusra Front, which the United States regards as Syria's al Qaeda branch.
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A Spanish judge ordered the closure of secretive Catalan protest group Democratic Tsunami, which was immediately followed by the group migrating its website to another url.
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A large casino emerges on the left, and then, just north of an overpass for migrating wildlife, the land yawns open to reveal a spectacular landscape.
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We found circulation shrinking and tried migrating to the web, which worked for us but not for readers who didn't regularly go to our web pages.
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As a wandering people, Jews have influenced many cuisines as they carried their foods to new lands while fleeing prejudice or migrating in search of opportunities.
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There are plenty of hiking trails in the surrounding mountains, and the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, where migrating butterflies stay from November through March, is nearby.
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Aid was also increased after an influx of Honduran children migrating through Mexico to the United States in 2014, in theory to help stem the flow.
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Britain's Financial Conduct Authority has effectively set an end 2021 deadline for migrating from Libor to Sonia, warning that Libor may not be around after then.
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Many more people are migrating within their own countries than across borders, doing so for economic, social, political and environmental reasons, the World Bank report said.
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Instead of monstrous towers that sit underneath your desk, Kagan sees personal computers migrating to the cloud, accessed through a streaming service for a monthly fee.
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Already, some health systems have made the move to the cloud, turning to the tech giants for partnerships that extend beyond migrating data to the cloud.
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But, but, but: Since DACA recipients had to have arrived more than 12 years ago, the program has no clear magnet effect for those migrating today.
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In today's 360 video, hop aboard a tractor in Israel that spreads food to birds migrating between Europe and Africa to keep them away from crops.
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Like other birds, they rely on landmarks, distances and directions to make maps when migrating long distances, but they don't use these cues to find flowers.
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"We have seen how gradually (his) positions have been migrating toward ones much more open to dialogue," the confederation&aposs current president, Gustavo de Hoyos, said later.
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After migrating south, she found work for the Randberg Mets, a recreational team outside Johannesburg, and her family lived in one small room inside the team's clubhouse.
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Another hot button topic in the U.S. right now is immigration, as millions of people throughout the world are migrating from their homes in search of asylum.
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Among its cohorts are Peach, which took "the tech world by storm" in 2016, and Mastodon, where all the "cool kids" were migrating from Twitter last year.
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The multitudes at the camp defy the predictions of state and local officials, many of whom said out-of-state protesters would flee south like migrating birds.
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He was hoping to spot whale sharks migrating, but looks like the weather didn't make it possible, however plenty of other colorful fish were caught on camera.
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Santiago is more expensive, more chaotic and more polluted than the rest of the country, but … successful companies that start in the region end up migrating there.
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Rising ocean temperatures have altered fish stocks around Iceland, with southern species migrating northwards and northern species shifting even further north, he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Now Mr Trudeau wants a national standard, in part to discourage firms from migrating to provinces, like Saskatchewan, with no carbon price, or with very low ones.
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Before 2015, the government had temporarily loosened restrictions on Uighurs getting passports, and many people subsequently left the country — migrating abroad, studying at foreign schools, or traveling.
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Fish all over the planet are migrating toward the globe's poles, often seeking the cooler water they are used to as the ocean warms, the scientists say.
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LinkedIn said on Tuesday that it's finally migrating computing workloads from its own equipment to the Azure public cloud, entrusting its critical data with parent company Microsoft.
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She notes that you need to stay vigilant to combat potential dripping at the jawline, being sure to move those migrating blobs back up on the face.
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Each year, thousands of migrating wildebeest drown in the Mara River, providing an important source of nutrients for both aquatic and terrestrial scavenging animals of the Serengeti.
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For pest prevention teams, it is key to find locust breeding areas early in order to apply pesticides before grasshoppers grow wings and start migrating, Cressman said.
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As for migrating fish, Canada argues that America had already blocked them with a dam built in 1942, and should thus have to pay for their reintroduction.
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That means Homo sapiens might have already started migrating out of Africa more than 194,000 years ago, according to the article published today in the journal Science.
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According to NBC Los Angeles, the whale has been spotted traveling up the coast after it was separated from its mother while migrating a few weeks ago.
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Fitch views positively the high level of foreign ownership in the banking sector, which reduces the risk of financial sector liabilities migrating onto the sovereign balance sheet.
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An individual dam, high up the river system, would not be a big worry, especially if it was fitted with ladders for migrating fish and the like.
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Beyond the recall, Liu added the firm may take measures to enhance the safety of its products by migrating to safer operating systems and adding further encryption.
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While many leaving the Dry Corridor are men, more women have been migrating with their children north to the United States over the past year, Bottone said.
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ISRAEL (Reuters) - A visit from tens of thousands of migrating pelicans may be a gift for bird-watchers, but for Israeli fish farmers it can be costly.
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Roots Explaining her penchant for storytelling, she stated, As a child, my parents opened their home to friends and relatives, many visiting or migrating from the South.
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It's also difficult to track because the contracts are often granted to third-party firms that execute the task of migrating an agency's data to Amazon's cloud.
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I think of the blend as conceptually good for everyone, a natural way of underscoring the pleasures and advantages of migrating at will along the Kinsey scale.
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The most important reason for the diminishing importance of retail sales is that household spending has been migrating from goods to services over the past several years.
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Some beach areas are also growing naturally, with rivers in China taking sand to the coast, and huge dunes migrating towards the sea in Mauritania and Madagascar.
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He visited a shipping company that migrating Puerto Ricans were using to ship their personal items to different states — Florida, Mississippi, New York, Kentucky and South Dakota.
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So when immigration officials caught them, they did not know they could present their case, they said, and the immigration officials never asked why they were migrating.
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To increase your chances of observing eagles and other raptors migrating during spring, walk on trails near open water on a clear day between around 10 a.m.
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The market is in various stages of migrating to a hybrid cloud environment; however, industry statistics suggest that only 20-30% of the eligible workloads have migrated.
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For iOS or Mac users interested in VR, there isn't a lot you can do right now without migrating to the dark sides of Android or Windows.
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Light projections of migrating geese play on the walls, and the actual bone box that was opened for Lee is in the back of the exhibition galleries.
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"Police came and checked my husband's phone and they found that he's been discussing the possibility of migrating to [a foreign country]," Enlik told Human Rights Watch.
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They then simulated more than 100,000 years of moon evolution, adding in the gravitational jostling caused by migrating satellites and accounting for the disk's dissipation over time.
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That included rolling his blazer sleeves, tailoring the legs of his trousers to narrower proportions and migrating toward a muted palette from which he has seldom strayed.
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To tally the hoverflies migrating through southern England, Dr. Chapman and his colleagues brought one species, the marmalade hoverfly, into the lab and bounced radar off it.
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There has always been a steady flow of people migrating from there, with maybe 10, 20 or 30 people leaving every month, said César Castro, the mayor.
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The Ruiz family followed a characteristic narrative, migrating from family farms to cities and adopting the new American-style diet, not just as consumers but as middlemen.
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The migrating whales come north sooner when there is less sea ice, he said, so the villagers now hunt them two weeks earlier than they used to.
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A 2018 LinkedIn survey placed Austin in the No. 5 spot in a list of the top 10 US cities San Francisco LinkedIn users were migrating to.
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Asset and wealth management firm Westwood Holdings told Business Insider that migrating to a cloud service and using a digital conferencing service has helped bring teams together.
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Late-night crowds on Oxford Street, which, when among them no sane person could love, were beautiful from above in the way that migrating herds are beautiful.
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The Democratic National Committee's national political director is expected to step down Friday — likely to join the growing number of Washington, D.C., veterans migrating to Silicon Valley.
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Animals are full of diseases that infect humans, but it's tricky to get blood samples from gorillas, migrating birds, cave-dwelling bats, poisonous snakes and so on.
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"There is nothing wrong with people migrating to work across the Continent, but there has to be a level playing field on pay and conditions," he said.
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The administration has reportedly taken several steps to dissuade people from migrating to the U.S. and limit the number of asylum-seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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It featured a new name and logo the group had decided on for the Malheur refuge, which plays host annually to a wide range of migrating waterfowl.
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"Saudi had raised its official selling price (OSP) that led to some buyers migrating to Iraqi and other producers," said Ehsan Ul Haq, an analyst with Refinitiv.
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Companies could be forced to radically change how and where they get commodity parts, the production of which has been migrating to low-wage nations for decades.
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Cities also need to create enough jobs, and boost health and education services, to meet the needs of the growing number of people migrating to urban areas.
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"The central bank is migrating to a system whereby the policy rate will be only a reference in a rates corridor framework," Citibank said in a note.
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There, migrating western monarch butterflies nestle among the state's coastal forests, traveling from as far away as Idaho and Utah only to return home in the spring.
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Millions of people like Ms. Devi, 33, are leaving their ancestral villages and migrating to urban India to take construction jobs as India's cities continue to swell.
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Eventually, she broke her own boundary and started migrating the figurative panel into the abstract one, all the while showing influences of abstraction in the realist panel.
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The Miners' Hymns reconstructs the daily life of British coal workers via archival materials, and The Great Flood does the same for migrating sharecroppers in 1920s Mississippi.
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Which made me really happy because I was like, finally, we can have a good version of the damn ice bucket challenge, so I just feel that there is a way in which that this is migrating beyond — and the elasticity of what it means to take a knee is a little bit troubling, because we do keep migrating away from Colin Kaepernick's original... WM: It's going to be a meme.
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For one thing, it means that Muslims now migrating to the West retain, deep in their collective memories, an intimation that Islam can flourish in an enlightened form.
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Increases in skin cancer rates might be due to white people migrating to climates sunnier than the cloud-covered, rain-soaked European landmasses on which they genetically evolved.
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Many are researchers, while others are so fascinated by the atmosphere that they find themselves drawn to the plains each spring like a bird migrating for the season.
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Antarctica's summer season is about to begin, which means hundreds of scientists are preparing to head south to conduct experiments on melting glaciers, migrating penguins, and elusive neutrinos.
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Earlier studies looking at the rate with which immigrants have caught up with average American earnings have documented that Hispanic immigrants lag behind those migrating from other regions.
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" The exhibition pushes visitors to think about how they relate to those around them by migrating what happens outside the museum walls inside — a topic called "relational aesthetics.
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The angle between the field lines and the Earth changes with latitude, so an animal migrating northwards from the equator encounters steadily steeper inclination angles on its route.
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But as the two major comic-book brands engage in an arms race migrating characters to the screen -- backed by their movie studio owners, Disney and Warner Bros.
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Clients migrating from copper landlines to fiber optic connections also helped to boost fixed broadband revenue by 11 percent despite just 2 percent growth in the subscriber base.
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Educated workers are not migrating into the state in a big way, but that could change following a number of important economic development wins—including Amazon's HQ2 project.
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But after less than a year, Wells struck out solo, migrating some of the older videos to his new channel, also titled CheapRVLiving, and focusing on new content.
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"The big surprise is young women moving to full-coverage panties and migrating away from the thong," Marshal Cohen, chief industry analyst at NPD Group, said in 2015.
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The company said it saw the potential of cell phones in the 25s, when millions of rural Chinese started migrating to cities in search of work at factories.
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Why it matters: Houseparty has proven to be very successful amongst a generation of younger people that studies show have recently been migrating over to Facebook rival, Snapchat.
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" Also, he says, "livestock might constitute an alternative livelihood option, or people might completely change their livelihood by migrating, for example, or by completely changing the land-use.
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Recently a group of people living in Dakar decided to invest in their home village to try and stop people - especially the young - from migrating to the cities.
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Since 2014, the DHS has placed Central American families on a fast-track for deportation—called expedited removal—which was originally meant to deter more individuals from migrating.
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A 2016 survey, for example, found that nearly 40% of respondents in the state thought Muslims should be banned from migrating to Germany, compared to about 16% nationally.
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At the time, Berhe's cousin had been migrating through Libya, en route to Europe, and he had called Berhe to help arrange a payment to the connection man.
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This migrating obsession from color palette to theme to flowers to bridesmaid dresses to makeup to entrees (and on and on and on) kept me busy for months.
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They said the overall picture could be explained two ways — by dogs originating in East Asia and then migrating west, or by dogs originating in Europe and Asia.
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That customer base could be the key opportunity for building an AI business, just as it should enable Azure to win contracts from companies migrating to the cloud.
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Juvenile Atlantic salmon, for example, are more likely to avoid predators when migrating seaward through schools of river herring, which allow them to sneak out through the crowd.
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The absence of clear mechanisms to reintegrate former members and supporters will hinder the chances of preventing them from rejoining ISIS elsewhere or migrating to like-minded groups.
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Political repression and bleak economic prospects remain the primary reasons cited by Cubans for migrating from the Communist-ruled island, a Cold War foe of the United States.
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The men who ended up being captured and sold in Libya were migrating because the conditions in their home communities are so desperate that risky behaviors seem warranted.
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Fresh out of barber college in 2008, Ms. Kutzwell found clients using Friendster, an early online social media networking site, before migrating to other more rapidly growing platforms.
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And despite earlier research models suggesting individuals in migrating groups all act the same, the researchers confirmed what the Inuit knew — some caribou led, while others followed along.
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"There's one segment of the Indian diaspora who are migrating and coming in to good jobs — those are in IT, finance, or science and STEM roles," she said.
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With schools closing and learning migrating online, this is the right moment to adjust FCC rules to expand how we think about internet access and the traditional classroom.
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With schools closing and learning migrating online, this is the right moment to adjust FCC rules to expand how we think about internet access and the traditional classroom.
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But the organizers said they were mindful of groups that drew attention to the harm the balloons were doing to marine wildlife living and migrating around Gibraltar's shores.
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The spark of life that used to begin in bedrooms and the back seats of cars was now migrating out of the human body and into the lab.
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The poorly-spelled copypasta, accompanied by a dancing ASCII ghoul, has been knocking around online since roughly 2000, appearing on Steam's forums before migrating to YouTube and Twitch.
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With the help of cloud computing and artificial intelligence, we can track millions of migrating birds in the night sky as they fly across the continental United States.
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If the spirits move you to keep going, follow the crowds migrating to Seven, the late-night club at the Casino di Lugano that pulsates til 3503 a.m.
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Hospitals across the world are not prepared to handle the coronavirus outbreak that is migrating from Asia to continents across the world, World Health Organization officials said Friday.
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There already are ordinances restricting mainland Chinese from migrating to Hong Kong, and there are laws prohibiting nonpermanent residents from owning certain critical businesses, such as TV broadcasting.
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Sarah Peach, a senior editor at Yale Climate Connections, explains: Ice is melting, flowers are blooming and birds are migrating earlier in the year than they typically would.
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Its study group, which I co-chaired, reported in 2006 that there was no real reason to believe that computer industry jobs were migrating away from developed countries.
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Perhaps the most appealing aspect for gun lovers who are migrating from Facebook is the possibility of selling and buying weapons, provided they are legal under UK law.
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Then in late September, the Obama administration suddenly announced that it was fully resuming the deportations of Haitians, hoping the policy change would dissuade more Haitians from migrating.
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The Black Artists' Group had found kindred spirits in the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians in Chicago, whose members were also migrating to New York City.
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The first Syrians arrived in the late 20083s, arriving first in Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn and then migrating to New Jersey, drawn by the silk mills in Paterson.
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In a natural spectacle, huge flocks of snow geese have been migrating south from Canada to the southwestern United States, passing through Montana by the tens of thousands.
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Another major video-game streamer on Twitch is migrating to Facebook Gaming: This time, it&aposs the emerging streaming platform&aposs biggest female-streamer acquisition yet, Corinna Kopf.
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And unlike the geographic north pole, which is fixed, the north magnetic pole has been slowly migrating over time -- moving across the Canadian Arctic toward Russia since 1831.
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At least 60,000 people migrating internationally have died since 2000 while crossing the sea, while traveling through inhospitable areas, while being held in detention or under other circumstances.
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Migrating in vast herds, for millennia the largest creatures on the continent shaped the rugged landscape around them and provided sustenance for the Native Americans who hunted them.
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Response: Indian officials have denied the law is discriminatory, saying it will help persecuted minorities migrating from neighboring Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh, all of which are predominantly Muslim.
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Cohn is so new to this that he doesn't seem to realize "trickle down" is a pejorative phrase and literally uses it to describe the plan — big CEOs get a tax cut, and that creates indirect benefits for American workers (emphasis mine): When you take a corporate tax rate at 35 percent and move it to 20 percent, and you see what's happened over the last two decades to businesses migrating out of the United States, migrating profits out of the United States, migrating domicile out of the United States, and hiring workers out of the United States, it's hard for me to not imagine that they're not going to bring businesses back to the United States.
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This area experiences cold winters, forcing the pests to survive in warm indoor environments—further proof that weevils were infesting Jomon food stores and, quite possibly, were migrating north.
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Sara Espino, a 27-year-old flight attendant, said she saw hundreds of "Boricuas" migrating to the U.S. mainland each week on flights from San Juan to New York.
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"We are migrating out of many of our dine-in assets to delivery assets in the United States," Chief Financial Officer David Gibbs said in an interview with Reuters.
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Several overseas tech companies formed partnerships with local businesses, including Apple, which raised privacy concerns by migrating data to servers controlled by the state-run China Telecom last year.
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A new study published in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology suggests that Neanderthals may have gone extinct because of tropical diseases carried by humans migrating out of Africa.
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Cold Blob has been migrating eastward for the past few months, indicating that the La Niña phase of the ENSO climate pattern may develop by the end of summer.
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"It's Oracle's turn to be hailed as a changed company that's accelerating its cloud business and migrating its existing customers, while aggressively poaching clients from its competitors," Cramer said.
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Migrating users over to Facebook's network and keeping users engaged for longer on its platform helps Facebook amass more user data, which it uses to sell advertising revenue against.
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I think the same way a human can become engrossed in a task to the point they skip a meal without noticing, a migrating bird doesn't "think" about food.
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It began at Montreal's opulent St. James Hotel before migrating to his handsome Edwardian house, which, he notes, channels the red chinoiserie of Diana Vreeland's lush New York apartment.
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A year ago, right after Google I/O 2015, I was struggling with the idea of migrating to the just-announced Google Photos in exchange for "free" unlimited storage.
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"The ongoing shift in our revenue mix, achieved by migrating customers to bundled packages across Magyar Telekom's operations, is expected to mitigate the decline in voice revenue," he said.
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The tech effect has also bubbled down to legacy media outlets that are trying to find ways to subsidize migrating user interest from linear TV and print to digital.
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What was clear, he said, is that for most people in their community, migrating away to look for work in Kathmandu "would be worse" than working hard to stay.
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But Americans are not moving as much as they once did : the number of people migrating within the country is now about half what it was forty years ago.
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Today, as the economic horizons dwindle for journalists, the tendency to change fields is probably stronger, with fine writers migrating from journalism to fiction across a spectrum of genres.
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It was a meticulously crafted plan to help scientists fight a dangerous yet almost invisible enemy: a potential flu pandemic that could originate from the guts of migrating birds.
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While it's believed turtles use the Earth's magnetic fields to navigate when migrating long distances, researchers think sunrises might be a factor in helping them pinpoint their final destination.
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More and more television viewers are migrating to YouTube or Netflix, creating a vulnerability for companies like TiVo and Rovi whose business models rely on traditional TV viewing habits.
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In the near term, J.P. Morgan has forecast some $6.6 billion in passive inflows migrating to MSCI China companies, as well as up to $40 billion in active flows.
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Trump said on Thursday at a tax-reform roundtable in West Virginia that women migrating to the U.S. from south of the border are facing unprecedented levels of rape.
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"I don't think about migrating anymore," said José Fernando Guillén Rodríguez, 21, who was apprehended in the U.S. at 18 and spent time in adult detention before being deported.
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One day late in the summer, I motored out onto the bay to find tree swallows migrating by the thousands, flying low over the water like a writhing carpet.
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Alaska's Arctic Refuge is the summer home to over half a billion birds before migrating south, touching every one of the lower 2900 states as well as six continents.
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It was a gutsy opening-night attraction, given that a swath of the audience would be migrating to the after party at Tavern on the Green in Central Park.
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They don't grow super fast, and they get caught in large volumes when they're spawning or migrating, so you can wipe out a big chunk of them relatively easily.
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Retail employment showed little change again in June, though transportation and warehousing — which can be a sign of consumption migrating from physical stores to shopping online — added 24,000 jobs.
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"Puerto Ricans have been migrating for more than a decade where more than 50,000 people were leaving the island every year…the hurricane magnified that process," said Vargas-Ramos.
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Many bird-watchers bought them because the marshes and waterways saved for waterfowl also provide crucial habitat for migrating songbirds and shorebirds, not to mention resident frogs and otters.
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Everyone in the village navigates complex and uncertain lives, juggling crafts, farming, family, and other demands, which may include migrating to the cities for work, in order to survive.
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With overhead costs now covered, Caudwell, who still speaks with a thick British accent half a century after migrating to Australia from Nottinghamshire, is looking to turn a profit.
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As a result, more young people are migrating in recent years, as was the case for Trinidad, who is from a dangerous neighborhood on the outskirts of San Salvador.
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The recent success of "Roseanne" helped lift ABC ratings at a time when broadcast networks are struggling to attract audiences who are migrating to streaming services like Netflix Inc.
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The U.S. mainland faces direct threat of the Zika epidemic migrating from Puerto Rico, and the first infections from mosquitos in Florida have been reported in the last week.
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C.G. Extremely promising, witty and raw, girl in red is a young, gay Norwegian lo-fi singer-songwriter, who is just now migrating from Bandcamp into the wider slipstream.
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Both of these are long-term plays; no one expects that the number of people migrating to the US will plummet as soon as an aid contract is signed.
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Mr. Jensen, the biologist who once came across a migrating swarm of the animals, is excited to finally see the leopard eel get a proper name and formal recognition.
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Should the focus be on constructing shallow ponds to feed migrating birds and control dust, or would it make more sense just to abate the dust on the playa?
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A third version in the 212.4s added more offices, but was revised again in 211995 because corporations had started migrating to the suburbs to escape a crime-troubled metropolis.
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Japanese began migrating to Peru in the late 19th century, mostly as contract laborers, but many moved to the cities and had become, like Mr. Shibayama's father, successful entrepreneurs.
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Mr. Curry, who has studied animal anatomy, and Mr. Pirozzi, who simply loves animals, each spent hours watching YouTube videos of migrating reindeer, trying to understand how they move.
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That's set the stage for programs like the Heiltsuk's Coastwatch, an initiative rooted along British Columbia's Koeye River, where grizzly bears fish for migrating salmon in dense coastal rainforest.
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"I think you will see companies migrating from things that are harder toward the direction of things that are easier to ride," says Robert Bigler, CEO of Hoverboard Technologies.
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Over the last decade, many have moved north, and others from around the country are migrating to this part of California to take advantage of the growing marijuana trade.
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Last year the U.F.C. entered a deal with ESPN, migrating their online video streaming service to the ESPN+ streaming platform, and putting their U.S. pay-per-view business online.
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Migrating great whites by the thousands swarm through Shark Alley around Dyer during the South African winter to feed on seal pups, one of the predator's primary food sources.
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It was easy to miss the fact that reformist political energies, in migrating to the defense of consumers, had migrated away from the assault on conglomerate power as such.
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Now, community leaders in Honduras fear that with fewer people migrating in search of opportunities in the United States, poverty will worsen and criminal gangs will find new recruits.
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Swarms of any other insect might provoke fears of a coming apocalypse, but clouds of butterflies migrating through Southern California are captivating onlookers who are relishing the otherworldly spectacle.
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The immigrant population in the United States has nearly tripled from 5 percent in 1965 to 14 percent in 2015, with the majority migrating from Latin America and Asia.
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One key place would be from Cortana, the personal assistant that debuted in Windows Phone but that is now migrating to all manner of devices and onto the Web.
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They made other desperate overtures as well — including exclusive Amazon-only executive lounges at local airports, a personal appeal from William Shatner himself, and relocation reimbursements for every migrating employee.
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Living in close proximity to a glorious waterside park, I am privy to endless swells of people migrating in its direction, carrying lots of gear, and wearing, almost always, shorts.
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The cold snap could imperil some of the Monarch butterflies that flock to parts of Mexico to spend winter before migrating north into the U.S. and Canada during the summer.
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Speaking on condition of anonymity in fear of retribution, the teen said she started sex work two years ago after migrating to Colombia and being unable to earn any money.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has railed against jobs migrating from the United States to Mexico, and threatened to dump the trade deal if it cannot be reworked to his liking.
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With Montana experiencing milder winters in recent years, many birds are migrating later than they usually do, Steve Hoffman, executive director of the Montana Audubon Society, told the Montana Standard.
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"I would say to those who are thinking of migrating, 'They should think it over,' " she told the AP. "Because not everyone can live that American dream you hear about."
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Instead, the tracking revealed, they moved elsewhere, migrating to the animals' guts or lungs, portions of the body that might be expected to need extra immune help after hard exercise.
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"We've been migrating sourcing out of China for the last several years and we'll continue to do this responsibly going forward," Peck told analysts on a post-earnings conference call.
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Shinichiro Ikeguchi, the vice director of the municipal aquarium in Japan's Joetsu City, told NHK that both mink and humpback are currently migrating through the area where the collision occurred.
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That's because there's no engine under the hood anymore, Ford and most other manufacturers migrating to a skateboard-like platform where batteries and motors are mounted under the load floor.
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What's more, the migrating Siberians brought more than just their language with them—they also brought their DNA, the traces of which can still be seen in northern European populations.
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The integration "requires an intensive process where our team focuses on migrating existing customers as well as building platform enhancements," CEO Julia Hartz said on the company's earnings conference call.
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That aid was conditioned on El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala showing progress on issues such as human smuggling, drug trafficking and dissuading citizens from migrating illegally to the United States.
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Disillusioned ethnic Chinese have been voting with their feet over the past two decades, migrating to neighboring Singapore and Western countries in a troubling brain drain of talent and capital.
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Management cited dramatically lagging same-store sales of negative 6.4 percent, and said they noticed patterns of shoppers migrating to full-price stores instead of their discount Nordstrom Rack brand.
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She will take the risk of migrating "to some city wherever there is work" with her husband to repay the 150,000 rupees they borrowed for their son's own wedding festivities.
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"The polish has come off some of the legacy models that have been in the market for a while, and customers are migrating to the new models," said Mr. Vincent.
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Since early 22019 Puerto Ricans have been migrating by the thousands to that area, a force migration due to poor economic conditions on the Island that have transformed the region.
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A 2016 survey, for example, found that nearly 22015 percent of respondents in the state thought Muslims should be banned from migrating to Germany, compared to about 21970 percent nationally.
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Even conservationists and advocacy groups that often battle the Trump administration over what goes on and off the endangered list hailed the migrating bird's recovery as an environmental success story.
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The bill specifically states that a minor cannot be removed from a parent or legal guardian "solely for the policy goal of deterring individuals from migrating to the United States."
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From Less Wrong:Once upon a time, three groups of subjects were asked how much they would pay to save 2,000 / 20,000 / 200,000 migrating birds from drowning in uncovered oil ponds.
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Gustavo Mohar, a former high-ranking immigration official in the Mexican government, said Mexican officials are hoping that Central Americans decide that migrating to the U.S. isn't worth the risks.
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The company claims you can be up and running in 4-clicks, but in reality if you are migrating an existing database to Cloud Spanner, it could be more complex.
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A new website, EarthTime, aims to shows how humans have dramatically changed the planet — such as how glaciers are melting and where refugees are migrating — through time-lapse satellite photos.
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Three survivors of the capsizing told the U.N.'s International Organisation for Migration that most of those who drowned were Pakistani, amid a recent uptick in people migrating from there.
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Radar apparently had picked up a cloud of migrating ladybugs spread across 80 miles, with a dense core ten miles wide floating 5,000 feet to 9,000 feet in the air.
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She has thought about migrating to the United States to earn more money, but she doesn't know how she could take all three children — and she couldn't leave one behind.
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"There doesn't appear to be a fiscal impact statement for something that aims to completely reinvent our state's economy," he said, adding it would inevitably lead to companies migrating elsewhere.
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In short, maybe the cassowary's forebearer, instead of migrating over land 65 million years ago, actually flew across the ocean and evolved into the flightless behemoth's we're familiar with today.
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Another angle: Rising temperatures and increasingly unpredictable weather have been ruining harvests in Central America and adding to the surge of families migrating to the U.S., farmers and scientists say.
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The researchers also found that, on average, about half of all migrating birds pass through a given city over six nights in the spring and seven nights in the fall.
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In 1996, the year before Roundup-resistant soybeans and corn were first planted in the Midwest, the butterflies' primary migration corridor, there were a billion migrating monarchs in North America.
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Migrating your bulbs from the Bluetooth version of the Hue app to the other version (I'm not sure why they can't be unified, which is a little annoying) is simple.
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The last time I got to do something that significant was at Microsoft, migrating from on-premises to Azure and rebuilding the entire product portfolio to be entirely cloud-based.
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That contributes genetic evidence to the idea that people migrating eastward from the Mediterranean sailed to the shores of the Levant and helped contribute to the beginnings of the Philistines.
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