Edrina I feel like maybe is a little more mature.
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I'm like, 'Shouldn't you be more mature than I am?
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"Our company has gotten much more mature," he also says.
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All the same, I felt stronger and more mature afterwards.
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I wanted to be taken seriously and look more mature.
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Then it just happened, happily, at a more mature moment.
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They won't hesitate the way more mature Facebook users will.
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Around his older friends, he had to be more mature.
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You will be wiser and more mature in making decisions.
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The journey has made him a better, more mature player.
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Graduating college ushered in a more mature era of beauty.
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This time around, it is different: more flexible, more mature.
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But today I am more mature, I have more serenity.
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This is somehow more mature than what came before it.
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"They are a little bit more mature," Ms. Lemoine said.
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"The piece is more mature than their age," she admitted.
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Synaptics' technology is much more mature, but carries its own drawbacks.
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Settling this case makes sense for a more mature, stable Uber.
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Today, I'm older and more mature, I don't smoke at all.
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The story, just like Lyra, is more grown-up, more mature.
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Her final look was still unique but it felt more mature.
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Still, augmented reality glasses might be much more mature by 2020.
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German property site ImmobilienScout24 is, by contrast, more mature and profitable.
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And that's especially true when it comes to more mature companies.
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The more mature the film gets, the more destructive it becomes.
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I think most digital technology is more mature than we think.
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" Then try to clean it up — "Not bad, just more mature.
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Generally, the private-equity firms are snatching up more mature startups.
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A whole host of more mature gallery spaces, bands, artists, etc.
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The consensus is that Baez is indeed different now, and more mature.
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This is where it starts to get cutesier but also more mature.
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"This one is so much more mature and spiritual," the source explained.
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"This one is so much more mature and spiritual," the source explained.
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And with the growth comes a sleeker, more mature brand, it seems.
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Today's more mature marketers point to content marketing as the silver bullet.
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She's more mature, wiser, and way cooler than we were at 18.
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Canada are a more mature team and we saw that out there.
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The redesigned styling of its sedans is more "mature", the company says.
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He also finds a more mature somberness that deepens the film's story.
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This new one seems darker, more mature, and a lot more stylish.
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A more mature, more commercially developed collection should please the fund's powers.
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But in many ways, Blazer was more mature than his older classmates.
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So it's becoming more mature but definitely more of a reflective look.
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Now that I'm more mature, it would be a completely different fight.
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I feel that it's made me grow into a more mature person.
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She becomes a ballerina: grander, more mature and more multifaceted than before.
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They made Anna&aposs hairstyle more mature, as the character had aged.
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Watching her girls get older, stronger, more mature, has been a joy.
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Those companies, however, generally lack some more mature features like paying out dividends.
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If they are more mature, increase the blanching time up to 3 minutes.
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But it's going to become more mature and it's going to become cleaner.
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And Newman is not bothered by the burger chain's other, more mature campaigns.
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New Bella is older, darker, more mature — but she's still the same girl.
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Coach was starting to be seen as a line for more mature shoppers.
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"I'm relieved that I now have a slightly more mature frame of mind."
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The New Teen Titans was meant to be more ambitious, and more mature.
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However, only larger, more mature companies may be able to bear this expense.
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Or maybe your type has shifted—from a rebel to someone more mature.
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As you grow up and as you become more mature, those things change.
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"What's happened is, it's now more mature and what's going on?" he said.
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"We're seeing a campaign that's becoming more mature around the President," Bender said.
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The men she seemed to prefer were all on the more mature side.
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"I'm ready to roll, I'm more mature than I've ever been," Mayer declared.
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A good number of companies, startups and the more mature alike wrote in.
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E.S.G., which is a more mature, mainstream version of C.S.R., is relatively new.
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The pitch deck looks and feels like something from a more mature company.
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There are also adults-only sections if you seek a more mature experience.
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Over time, he added, "people will develop a more mature understanding" of Slack.
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Four years later he entered the university, more mature and focused, he said.
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Because through her (more mature) eyes, I suddenly saw the inherent futility of it.
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He's naive, but able to grow, and arrogant, but remorseful and eventually more mature.
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The twins deliver harmonies that are tighter, sharper, more mature—more cognizant and deliberate.
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A year later, that optimism has turned into something more mature, but less visible.
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"It's more mature, but not in a like, married-lady type way," says JoJo.
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You'll see more muted tones and a more mature style than in San Francisco.
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The tech industry today is much more mature than it was back then, too.
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I've gotten older and a little bit more mature in terms of my thinking.
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ESSENCE Fest caters to a more mature audience, hence the earlier reference to aunties.
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Other findings show that more mature attitudes don't necessarily correlate to more intentional behavior.
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It's our journey from digital adolescence to a more mature, responsible and inclusive future.
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It becomes creamier with a more mature flavour, and the texture is really good.
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Firms such as SoftBank have been buying up stakes in older, more mature startups.
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Some returned with families, but all were older and more mature than their classmates.
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More than half of young and more mature men thought wife-beating was acceptable.
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In more mature betting markets, like New Jersey, more players go for straight bets.
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This month you may be attracted to someone more mature, even a little older.
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In the publisher's eye, "going there" meant a more mature game full of nudity.
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"The U.S. as a more mature market tends to be a lot more competitive."
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Fourteen percent are waiting for their children to get older and, presumably, more mature.
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To the detriment of the story's more mature themes, the film indulges Wes's fascination.
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I keep telling myself to be more mature but seems it'll take a while.
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This is why he is more mature than most of the players his age.
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Selena, four years ago "Spring Breakers" allowed you to graduate to more mature roles.
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As the gallery matured it made sense to be at a more mature location.
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Steve Harrington's Hair Update The mop is longer than last year, and slightly more mature.
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Larger seed checks and larger ambitions are fuelling this push for more mature, veteran founders.
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They may create uncomfortable situations, but those situations help us become more mature and learn.
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"I can make the argument that it's more mature than what's here," he told me.
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For more mature decor accents made by an artist, turn Ikea's other June collection, Annanstans.
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The iOS version of Apple Music is much more mature and easy to figure out.
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He is able to stand up more for himself, he said, and is more mature.
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A healthier, more mature — but still effective — version is Sun Bum Premium Hair Lightener ($15).
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Of course, iOS has grown more mature and complex since "iPhone OS 1.0" in 2007.
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Rafa is a reckless, romantic guy whose snap decisions cost his more mature counterparts heavily.
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Anderson's movie, Boogie Nights, gave a thrilling and gritty perspective to Hollywood's more "mature" underbelly.
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They also used three lambs that were slightly more mature, age 115 to 120 days.
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Plus, I'm a little more mature now, a little more level-headed, and obviously older.
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Rowan Blanchard is only 15 but she is more mature than me, an actual adult.
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And the companies on CNBC's Disruptor 250 list are bigger and more mature than ever.
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"There is more venture money, but it is chasing fewer, more mature deals," said Dawara.
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But I thought, in style terms, Pence's temperament came across as more mature and measured.
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That approach produced about 60 times more mature hair cells than the earlier best technique.
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It's an intelligent, tender record that transcends quintessential emo; the sound is more mature somehow.
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More mature technology companies have taken different tacks to try to hold on to customers.
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He seems so much more mature than one would expect of a child of six.
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I believe that I have grown up to be a more mature and respectful person.
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Instead, they say, women should be more "mature and balanced," when asking for their rights.
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Reacting to Monday's news, some women were here for a, let's say, more mature Bachelorette.
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While some funds are happy to invest that early, Afore seeks slightly more mature companies.
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"A more mature company does not have to make these trade-offs," Morningstar's Whiston said.
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It may be hard for him to shed his troublemaking image for something more mature.
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But in more mature friendships, the airport ride is just an easy sacrifice to make.
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MH: I'm getting more mature, and my work has changed in response to changing conditions.
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Earlier this year, the cryptocurrency market transitioned into a new, more mature phase with security tokens.
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I bet you wouldn't appreciate them as much now, seeing them with a more mature mind.
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With her more mature clients, she has seen how psychological factors can weight on oral sex.
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Amazon's voice assistant Alexa is, in many ways, more mature and capable than the HomePod's Siri.
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Being a refugee makes you way more mature than you should be from a young age.
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But it's entering a more mature phase where at least in terms of using deep learning.
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The report calls this "adultification," when children are viewed as more mature than they really are.
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This time, the industry is more mature; Apple's fastest growth is surely behind it, for example.
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Clarke said the organization's recent strategic pivots in Syria revealed a new, more mature terror group.
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We'll delay maximizing profitability until the company is more mature because we're building a brand here.
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Those colors are a lot more mature than the childish coral pink and teal of V1.
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I believe any crisis in life makes you more mature and look at life slightly differently.
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He made sure the show would be less "Goll-ee, Arch!" and more mature in general.
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The movies have gotten more mature, and more willing to explore new sides to these characters.
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And because I'd [spent most of my time] around adults, I had a more mature nature.
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I don't know if that's more mature [than jumping into a relationship], but it's definitely funnier.
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Though most of the deliveries tonight are to students, Mark isn't without his more mature customers.
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In many ways, I was more mature by that point, and able to hold my own.
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I was always more mature-looking than my classmates, but I wasn't the ugly duckling anymore.
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"There are categories that we're much more mature in because we've earned that customer," she said.
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The older, more mature stuff had a depth and harmony aside from the sour, spicy highlights.
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" [Episode I, 38:30] "I'm looking around and realizing we're not these wiser, more mature people.
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"The Return" is a more mature and ultimately more satisfying book than either of the novels.
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Recently, the company introduced its Young Animal imprint — a series of titles for more mature readers.
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You're obviously a more mature individual as I don't imagine you'd want to do another Spaced.
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The biggest opportunity is that China's real estate investment market will continue to become more mature.
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Burki says to also avoid treatments with alcohol, which are extra drying on more mature skin.
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The Way Back feels more mature than those films, no doubt due partly to Affleck's performance.
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He even cut the youthful wave from his hair, seeking to appear more mature and purposeful.
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CK: Then there is a point at which a more mature ... Does that ruin a company?
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Some worried that building a global public company required a more mature tone from the CEO.
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It seemed to be the more mature, the more reasonable, the less hysterical stance to adopt.
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Does that mean interest in the sector is waning—or just that it's becoming more mature?
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Funders betting seven figures want to see a much more mature business than in years past.
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"I guess one of the biggest things is I wanted to be more mature," she said.
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The women of Wine Country are a bit more mature, even when going through their own crises.
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North Korea's foreign ministry demanded last week that Pompeo be replaced in talks by someone more mature.
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Her approach is to continue the Liars' of-the-moment look, but with a more mature twist.
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Blank says today's students are more mature and patriotic than his peers were during their college years.
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But it looks like Lightning McQueen may be heading in a more mature direction in Cars 3.
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Industry watchers say consumers in more mature solar markets have tired of the industry's aggressive sales tactics.
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There is also an element of political intrigue in this transition to a more mature monetary framework.
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LinkedIn has long eyed China as an important country to offset slowing growth in more mature markets.
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Sure, it might be awkward, but Eck says that it's the kinder, more mature thing to do.
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The more mature sound showed that these boys had definitely grown out of their bubblegum phase. 9.
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As Beijing now confronts the coronavirus, its economy is more mature, more indebted and thus more vulnerable.
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The two organizations discussing their partnerships with Facebook tend to be older, more mature fact-checking operations.
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Will the as-yet-untitled Episode VIII have the darker, more mature feel of Empire Strikes Back?
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In addition, your relationships will continue to become more mature and reliable thanks to Saturn in Sagittarius.
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The US economy is more mature and diversified than the Japanese stock market was in the 1980s.
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In such instances, black children are viewed as more mature and less innocent than their white counterparts.
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If I had sought counseling, I might have become a more mature, emotionally well-adjusted human being.
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And bear in mind that American markets are far more mature, making even 7% changes a rarity.
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To reject your seemingly "idiotic" fanbase is a quick way to find a new, more mature audience.
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In this moment, the two of them seem more like girlfriends, and Paige the more mature one.
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And as growth levels off in more mature markets, emerging markets are a key target for Facebook.
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I was still very young, so I did anything I could to feel and look more mature.
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After building the angel network and its experience, DNA will look to invest in more mature companies.
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But this one will be nuts in a more mature, reasonable way, thanks to Saturn's uptight influence.
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Third, as their businesses become more mature, they may come to rely increasingly on those dark arts.
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"They're older and we want them to look more mature," explained department head of hair Kim Ferry.
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To be fair, there are categories that we're much more mature in because we've earned that customer.
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But in the recent years, she has been choosing more daring, more mature, and more electric roles.
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Perhaps there is a more mature, adaptive romanticism than the version that Mr. de Botton rightly critiques.
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Typically, more mature and established companies pay dividends, normally monthly or quarterly, while newer companies do not.
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"Treatments that work for teen acne can cause dryness or irritation in more mature skin," she explains.
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Some of those who saw an early premiere praised the movie for possessing a "more mature" tone.
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They grow more mature with fuller, richer flavors, which makes them the best in the entire region.
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The more mature ones will emerge as adults some time early next summer, if all goes well.
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By default, Mr. Trump's mercurial behavior cast Mr. Kim and his advisers as the more mature diplomats.
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They also compared it to a close relative that also appeared more mature, known as the Sinornithosaurus.
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But with more mature markets slowing, retailers are on the hunt for anywhere offering a faster return.
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I defy anyone to tell me that teens in Indiana are more mature than those in Wisconsin.
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Maybe at the very start, though I was more mature for my age so that probably helped.
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I think we're kind of coming towards a more mature understanding of the hurdles that will need surmounted.
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"Generally, younger birds' livers cannot handle the toxins as efficiently as more mature birds," the press release explained.
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The more mature a tech category is, the harder it becomes to accomplish the next great jump forward.
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Then again, we're hoping she's a little more mature and prefers a brainy go-getter like Yara Greyjoy.
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"One of my biggest goals is to be more mature, like to mature as a person," she said.
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As data volumes surge and analytic engines become more mature, has technology finally caught up with the hype?
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Obviously, this is a generation challenge: more mature drivers have long-held beliefs about how cars should behave.
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Hardcore Pokémon players always want deeper and more complex systems to train Pokémon, if not more mature storylines.
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Once the project reaches a more mature stage, he said, Sidewalk Labs' sister company Google will move in.
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Still, he's hopeful that leadership from a "more mature" company like Microsoft could encourage a more open approach.
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He wanted to jump to a more mature organization, and he had a specific revenue target in mind.
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Her signature '60s makeup style also gave her a more mature, glamorous air than her contemporaries early on.
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People who were older and more mature than us asked if we were angry about being split up.
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Sure, he's grown in this past year and looks a lot more mature—but it isn't just that.
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Part of growing up involves learning from your mistakes, being more mature and getting better at making decisions.
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Perhaps all that new spending is simply offsetting the profits of the more mature parts of Uber's business.
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"Me & Magdalena" by Benjamin Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie is folkier, more weathered, more acoustic, more mature.
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We're, I think, at a much stronger place on elections now, our content systems are much more mature.
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Steinfeld has a deeper singing voice than Bieber, which also gives the song a slightly more mature quality.
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That means we are now tapping into more mature networks of angels and investors in all different geographies.
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Has D'Angelo Russell become more mature and started to take steps toward living up to his immense potential?
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Bulletin boards help you show off keepsakes, but there are more mature products that create the same effect.
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But she returned in 21975 a more mature player and won the Australian Open in 233 at 220.
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But an important hint to the contrary comes from a more mature corner of brain science: dementia research.
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It is my understanding that many colleges now encourage gap years: More mature freshmen mean better-performing freshmen.
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I think that that question is only going to be more pronounced as this media becomes more mature.
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These bangs are a little more grown-up than her old ones, fitting for this more mature Lizzie.
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If they don't respond well to this kind of redirecting, find a better, more mature Aries to date.
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We have more mature platforms, and if you want to get distribution, you have to pay for it.
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Because Sonic had to interact with Elise, a full-sized human, they made him slightly taller and more mature.
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And I was allowed to get smarter, more mature from those mistakes rather than be forever marked by them.
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Ronan shines as a symbol of brazen confidence and fertility, a rash foil to to her more mature counterpart.
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The new song is more mature than one might expect from someone who has yet to graduate high school.
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She's now opting for a more mature vibe that reflects her growth (and perhaps doesn't alienate so many fans).
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Part of that ongoing sharp divergence in policy of course is because the U.S. economic expansion is more mature.
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That suggests a more mature approach to big infrastructure projects, says David Leam of London First, a lobby group.
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UCAR's news investment shows that while the market is more mature now, the war is not over just yet.
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All-ages Nintendo classics like Mario or Zelda need to be able to live alongside more mature, modern games.
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Johnnie Walker's double black label is definitely a whisky to go to if you like a more mature drink.
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Although e-commerce startups still draw the lion's share of financing, that is largely because they are more mature.
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"Diana starts more naive than most of us, but she ends more mature than most of us," Jenkins says.
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"I already felt weird because I was taller and looked more mature then most girls my age," says Bündchen.
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I saw my current, more mature relationship with my mother embodied in Kotori when she cooks her mother's recipes.
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Her older clients want to look young and fit in, while the young ones want a more mature style.
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Michael Lynton: I think he has become what you would imagine him to become: A much more mature executive.
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A precocious child, Shaltmira claims that drawing came naturally for her, as did interacting with much more mature people.
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Taskmaster Saturn is retrograde in Sagittarius, pushing you to be more mature, especially in the face of Mars retrograde.
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Located outside the teeny bopper playground of the Granville strip also ensures the crowd is a bit more mature.
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TCV tends to focus on investing in companies that are more mature and have substantial traction in the market.
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"It's interesting, because I'm very young, but I have a more mature body," a 16-year-old Winter said.
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In 2006, American Eagle Outfitters launched Martin + Osa, a more mature brand designed for consumers in their mid-30s.
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And if we get a more mature group of contestants out of it, then that's just a welcome bonus.
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Other farmers in different counties were struggling to harvest some of their more mature crops as the rain ensued.
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They can be more mature; they can also be funnier because that's a more uncomfortable area and more permanent.
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It's definitely its own thing, which I dug - a more mature Disney film, featuring stunning production design & fight choreography.
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According to Business Insider, the line offered a more mature, less preppy look than it had in the past.
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The visceral memory of a parent can fade quickly in the mind of toddler, compared to more mature youngsters.
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Another Carnegie Hall concert in 22001 revealed that she had found a new, more mature identity as a singer.
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And, admittedly, the wireless earbud market is significantly more mature than it was when the original Pixel Buds debuted.
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More mature than the Fighting Fantasy series, it delivers plenty of fiendish puzzles and chill-down-the-spine moments.
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Our popular culture and major media can at times worship youthfulness to the apparent exclusion of the more mature.
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"When you go to a business that's more mature, that has its advantages and its disadvantages," Mr. Woolery said.
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Some insights into future regulatory issues may be provided by the more mature peer-to-peer (P2P) lending sector.
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So he tweeted another message, again showing himself to be more mature than virtually everyone involved in this thing.
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Gomez has been very busy since leaving the Disney Channel, and has taken on a slew of more mature work.
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Mom's more mature interpretation of the look included a crop top while her little one accessorized with an adorable hat.
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" The student added: "Are we not a bit more mature than making cleavage out to be 'bad' or even 'sacrosanct'?
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Followers are celebrating Duff's decision to adopt a older dog, especially since more mature canines are often overlooked at shelters.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)And for the more mature among us worried about security, Blackberry's DTEK app has you covered.
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Apple has typically waited until networks are more mature and widespread to add support for faster networks to its devices.
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I'm growing up, and that doesn't necessarily mean becoming more mature or wiser or buttoning things up a bit more.
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In 2014, as the movement grew into a more mature political party, it tried to purge the most extreme members.
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No. The thing is that in the short story, the human beings are much more mature and much more wise.
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In America, by contrast, there is no comparable scope for earnings to accelerate, because the economic cycle is more mature.
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It's not just the story elements that offer a more mature ethos on games; it's the entire system of play.
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He recently told GQ's Jack Moore that he's "more mature," so he's not bringing the "Jeah" with him to Rio.
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He notes that "Gates was a much more mature human being" during Microsoft's moment of crisis than Zuckerberg is now.
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It makes you think like an adult and make adult decisions and be way more mature than your actual age.
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So when I'm presented with a more mature way to still obsess over my favorite fairy tales, I'm all in.
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" T: "Savannah differs with Reese in that Reese is targeting a little bit more mature audience than what Savannah is.
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It's funny that our megagame is a super-stylized, joyful cartoon world, as opposed to something more mature and realistic.
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Eager was like a more mature version of the tool Cloudflare had created, with more than 100 apps already supported.
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You've learned hard lessons about responsibility and commitment, and are now emerging as a wiser, more mature version of yourself.
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I thought the ring might make me seem a bit more mature, more hirable, more what employers were looking for.
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You can tell it's still Clarke but there's simultaneously something more mature, more broken, and yet also calmer about her.
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People are way less judgmental, generally more mature, and it's a lot easier to feel comfortable in who you are.
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While iOS and Android are more mature than ever, it's fascinating to see that hardware improvements are not slowing down.
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Also, the best-selling dresses that sold from Jason's collection at Saks were black, geared toward that more mature woman.
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Margin will be supported by its quality land bank for which demand is resilient and more mature projects outside Guangzhou.
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Now, to be fair, Zhang's friend accurately heard that the books got darker, and more mature as they went along.
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He has not abandoned his practiced naïveté, but channeled it toward something that felt more mature, practical without being predictable.
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But that actually, the expectations now I think is getting better in terms of the market and becoming more mature.
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"Somehow it sounds like it's more mature," she says of 'Carry On', the track she co-wrote with Killer Mike.
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Someone a little older (or just more mature in attitude) could pop up near the new moon on the 7th.
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"It's not your fault, it's how you were raised," she sings, playing it more mature than many of us would.
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New Space's turf: Low-Earth orbit, where more "mature" technologies, like space tourism or privatized space stations, could be leveraged.
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The days of true Linsanity may be gone, but Lin still has a huge following and a more mature game.
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Just as the disease poses a particular threat to older patients, it could be especially dangerous for more mature economies.
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"It's an opportunity to say we are getting older, we need to get a little bit more mature," she said.
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"You're going to see a much more mature Teresa," Ms. del Castillo said recently at an Italian restaurant in Manhattan.
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But instead he's taking things slow, with the cautiousness of a wiser, more mature adult who's learning from his past.
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Disney wants the service to be a vehicle for more mature entertainment, while developing another for its family-friendly fare.
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That said, following the example Roth set in his more mature novels like American Pastoral, the series is gloriously nostalgic.
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Their relationship has for a long time seemed more mature and has moved more slowly than some of the others.
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That's because VC funding increasingly concentrates on a small number of industries, flows overseas, and tilts toward more mature companies.
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Some folks say that, because social groups of macaque monkeys are matriarchal, the macaques are more mature and relationship-oriented.
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Experts suggest that today's teens display a more mature sense of agency and understanding of the consequences of greater responsibility.
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The responsibilities might feel a bit much, but I think because I'm much older and more mature, it's been good.
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Nonetheless, as you get older, you get a little more mature and start to feel comfortable in your own skin.
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But as companies get more mature, the gap between the common stock price and the preferred stock price typically shrinks.
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"She exuded both confidence but also a shyness that we did not see in her later more mature years," Owens says.
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The writers' commitment to Star Trek ideals with more mature emotional stories could mean a warp-speed trip to Planet Awesome.
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The Insta360 One X / Photo: Insta360 The Insta360 One X / Photo: Insta360 The action-camera market, by comparison, is more mature.
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But after nine months, the organoid astrocytes reached a more mature state, resembling what Barres had observed in postnatal brain cells.
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And it lets Tartakovsky explore more mature themes, thanks to its bump from a TV-Y7 to a TV-14 rating.
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"Once they get more mature it is important to have the founder there, I believe, but it isn't essential," she said.
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Today's seed investments are being made into much more mature and valuable companies than seed-stage investments made several years ago.
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SamhainSometimes called "Pagan Halloween," Samahain is actually Halloween's much older, more mature sibling, which happens to fall on October 31, too.
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In more mature markets, it's about picking off specific categories of users who have not been well addressed by smartphone makers.
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One study suggests that parents help children to induce a more mature form of amygdala-prefrontal connectivity that encourages effective regulation.
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Funding began picking up again this year, but this time the focus is on more mature companies like Swiggy and Zomato.
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" But he also said the order is "a much more mature draft than the one we saw back in late January.
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The pharma industry has explored a number of microbiome topics, but none are more mature than the probiotic and prebiotic segments.
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But in time retained earnings, reinsurance and debt could enable it to retain more risk, as more mature insurance firms do.
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I think it is a more mature work if you look at his trajectory as an artist and as a composer.
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Apple is a more mature growth company and your expectations should be focused on returns based on that category of stock.
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The one he most commonly used was simply that the economy had entered a "new normal" of slower, more mature, growth.
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It sucks, I know, but this transit does have a purpose: to make you an even more mature, stable, confident person.
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He was very unlike a lot of the other cats in that scene in the sense that he seemed more mature.
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But it was with political drama "The Conformist" -- also released in 1970 -- in which Bertolucci evolved into a more mature director.
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Sometimes that's a founder with an idea looking for seed capital, other times it's a more mature company looking to scale.
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The U.S. market, because it's more mature for Facebook, is where I spent some of my time in my piece thinking.
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In Days of Heaven, Linda Mantz's wry, streetwise commentary proves her uneducated Chicagoan teenager more mature than the adults around her.
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Instead of focusing entirely on the Mesos project, it wants to concentrate on helping more mature organizations adopt cloud native technologies.
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"As you get to know each other, you start to get a little bit more mature and relationships evolve," she says.
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It's part of evolving as a person—growing up, becoming more mature and interested in issues that are bigger than yourself.
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Even better for Samsung, China's smartphone makers face an uphill battle challenging the Korean giant in more mature and profitable markets.
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It is a vibrant community with an average age of 38, which distinguishes it from CNBC and its more mature audience.
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Maybe we wanted to feel more mature, and forget that we can't afford to buy houses and other grown up things.
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"Gas-powered cars are not able to enjoy that same cost decline advantage since it's a more mature technology," she says.
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The partners will only supply a term sheet if they think the more mature company can triple their investment over time.
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"You see how much growth they've made in their relationships," she said, sounding more mature than her 230 years might imply.
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YouTube is experimenting with placing advertisements for more mature audiences on edgier YouTube videos in an effort to address demonetization woes.
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You'll have to approach things with a much more mature, detached, and logical way while maintaining your authenticity to your emotions.
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What will you do differently now to convince us you are more mature than Donald Trump, more level-headed, more sincere?
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The story behind the infamous comic is that Ctrl-Alt-Del creator Tim Buckley wanted to make his series more mature.
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Moreover, like more mature technology-based companies, they are dependent on investing in risky research and development (R&D) to succeed.
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"Food safety issues likely gave customers a reason to try a new brand or return to more mature brands," Geiger said.
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And I think if we ever do go public, it's gonna be when we're a much more mature, stable company. Okay.
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But I learned from defeat, it gave me the courage to win, and I came back stronger, smarter and more mature.
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"She's a bit more mature and has moved on, as we all have," Zellweger said of her character in the upcoming film.
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Now that my son is 17, and my business is more mature, I am actively taking the time to focus on me.
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At a certain point, this strategy enters a phase where growth slows and the business enters a much more mature product trajectory.
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Ready said that commerce is at the heart of PayPal's plan to turn Venmo into a more mature and sophisticated payment option.
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It's a little more mature, and we can get away with certain things that you can't necessarily get away with on Disney.
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Today, you're forced to take a more mature, conservative stance on a matter relating to home, but good vibes arrive this evening!
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"This is the more mature thing," she explains, not wanting there to be rifts within the family, at least not over this.
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There are pros to my career trajectory, but I definitely wish I had been more mature and gotten my act together earlier.
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The mighty mouse house has plans for its own streaming service (and already has a place for more mature content to reside).
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But now, with my bionic arm and my (slightly) more mature roster of hot spots, I feel less vulnerable when it happens.
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Japan's SoftBank also has plenty of cash, likes investing in more mature tech businesses and encourages synergies among firms in its stable.
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Kylie Jenner looked more mature by the time she was able to vote than most of us did in our mid-20183s.
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Adolescents with a more "mature" network -- meaning, less grey matter -- actually show increased brain activity in their thinned-down regions, she observed.
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Castello Branco said the firm intends to stabilize production in Brazil's offshore Campos Basin, home to many of Petrobras' more mature assets.
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Under Altman's leadership, YC expanded beyond nascent startups and created a separate fund and training program for larger, more mature tech companies.
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But more mature investors might be interested in a little more detail, which would allow you to better match your risk tolerance.
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But it also stems from a more mature sense that properly supervised secret services can ensure that a democracy stays that way.
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It wouldn't surprise us if Apple waits until 5G networks are just a little more mature before it releases a 5G iPhone.
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A ride-exchange Facebook group called Arcade City even blossomed into a more mature ride-sharing and peer-to-peer exchange option.
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Jude is in more mature cardiac rhythm management markets, so does this really become additive to the overall Abbott revenue growth rate?
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The fund takes large stakes in more mature startups, ideally ones that already dominate their particular markets or have the potential to.
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But Mbappé is a more mature and complete threat at 19, and he can hurt you with skill as well as speed.
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Promising ventures and more mature companies will be able to tap into the rest of the $940 million fund to further development.
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Wear OS is getting more mature as a software platform — it has most of the features you'd want, albeit in basic form.
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"As the skill sets become more mature, developers will devote more internal resources to it, developing their own story talent," he said.
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There's a lot of degrees in there — not that I'm biased in that way, but it's a more mature group, which I like.
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In the past, Estée Lauder was considered a more "mature" brand — one you might have seen your mother use when you were little.
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Although you might feel more mature, it's very common for people to "regress" psychologically when faced with a tense situation around their family.
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During the campaign, many argued that once the election was over, the President-elect would emerge as a more mature and reasonable man.
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As the series has evolved, you've done more to explore gender, relationships, and other more mature themes that other cartoons don't touch on.
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Headphones are much more mature, however, and I think what B&O Play is doing here might become a more widely adopted trend.
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Unless you end up with a wise, more mature lion, who'll explain what's not working and end things quickly without stringing you along.
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My question is directed to the types of decisions we make as a business as we're now evolving into a more mature company.
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In doing so, Snap is following the path of more mature rivals like Instagram, which made a similar move nearly two years ago.
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Basically, he's claiming he's more mature than he was when he was gay-bashing on Twitter -- including using the f-word several times.
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With no censorship, no ban on street protests and a serious opposition in parliament, it is politically freer and more mature than Russia.
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What else do you listen to and how has it shaped your transition from teenage bedroom icon to your more mature current incarnation?
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I hope people enjoy the new sounds I'm experimenting with, it's a little more mature and I'm talking about things with more vulnerability.
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Now that Jenner has transformed into an older, wiser, and more mature 19-year-old, she's finally embracing her freckled face and chest.
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Microsoft the project is now available on GitHub and ready for developers to test, with more mature versions following in the near future.
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This backlog is "contributing to wait times for more mature applications and an inefficient allocation of resources," Health Canada spokeswoman Tammy Jarbeau said.
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With the rise of "gray divorce" among more mature couples, they are also more likely to wind up single in their later years.
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Amazon Alexa is a more mature system with thousands of skills that tie into a growing list of third-party services and hardware.
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So while Shake Shack's growth is impressive as a percentage, it is hard to compare this early expansion stage to more mature chains.
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It's possible that older viewers weren't similarly affected by the show's depiction of suicide because they possess more mature reasoning or coping skills.
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Unfortunately for the governor, the more "mature" candidates offered plenty of dynamism of their own, even if it came packaged under more wrinkles.
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This is a nobler, more mature Kirk who spends the film learning some of his limits, and deliberately setting other limits for himself.
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I think the last two tragic accidents from my side have helped me to become more mature and to grow as a person.
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And there needs to be an attempt at least to try to develop a more mature and open approach to regulation, to governments.
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The HRC contract was only launched in March 2014 and is therefore something of a little sister to the more mature rebar contract.
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Both are hoping to anchor new ABC family sitcoms, remind viewers of their skills, and tell different, ostensibly more mature kinds of stories.
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She acknowledged that her behavior might be less than stellar, but said she's gotten older and more mature as time has gone on.
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And that's the problem: It doesn't go far enough when there are more mature products like the Apple Watch vying for your money.
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But clearer commitment will surely be required to displace the more mature and focused men who have ruled the game for so long.
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Thirteen years later, along comes "Bad Santa 2," with new writers, new producers, a new director — and a much more mature Mr. Kelly.
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He mentioned that contemporary animators frequently crave the opportunity to make movies about more mature subject matter but are rarely given the chance.
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"Lots of investors are thinking that certain trends have become more mature and that emerging areas are exciting but unclear," Mr. Slavet said.
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Darker, a little more mature, but still an excellent film for families, the songs believe it or not are catchier, so parents beware.
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Beyond his omnipresent party tracks, he's also long filtered dance music through a more mature lens—rooted in classicist musicianship and heady improvisation.
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The presence of fungi on Earth one billion years ago suggests that ecosystems may have been more mature and intricate than previously assumed.
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I think he will fall fast for two adult comedy books, though you'll have to vet the more mature (and immature) content first.
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They respond to listeners'—usually men's—problems with relationships, money, and partying with a calm seriousness, as if they're older, more mature brothers.
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Once the tissue is more mature, Chen or his lab mates will gently plop it into a hole made in a rat's brain.
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Perhaps the outcry from fans inspired ABC to look for an older and theoretically more mature person to take on the Bachelorette mantle.
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Here's hoping that Dick sheds his brooding and matures into Nightwing, his more mature heroic identity and a beloved comrade of DC's heroes.
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These skills that I gained I thought made me more mature, but many people told me that they made me a better leader.
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The C.I.A.'s level of partnership has been declining as the Afghan intelligence agency and its forces grow more mature, the officials said.
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Rachel uses the opportunity to break up with a younger guy (Eddie Cahill's Tag) when she decides she wants someone more mature. 22.
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Risk management is a more mature way to view the encryption debate than the overconfident approach the DOJ has taken in the past.
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An independent bureau would also better represent the interests of the private space industry when it overlaps with other, more mature, industry issues.
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"They&aposre more mature in terms of their corporate development, they have more operating margin expansion, probably more available free cashflow," he said.
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The content is a little more mature, the videos are longer, and the subject matter is different than anything on his main channel.
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The service will be competing with more mature fare, like Netflix, and new services with enormous back catalogs like Disney+ and HBO Max.
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In a video posted to YouTube on July 212, Kessler laid out his vision for a more mature sequel to Unite the Right.
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It's a public service, moving people around, and so they should have been more mature and they should have spoken with more maturity.
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It's more mature than most of their kid-friendly filmography, but not grown-up enough to fully reckon with the source material's dark themes.
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However, it can still be found on their Facebook page where more mature responses relating to their delightful satay chicken kebabs can be found.
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Their trip to London for his play was just another step in rebuilding what they had before, but in a closer, more mature way.
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Carlson said she never posted material that was "not safe for work" — a label commonly used to identify more mature content on the site.
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Investors in secondaries may also see a profit sooner than in traditional buyout funds, as investments tend to be made in more mature funds.
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A suite of euphoric early love songs segued into more mature work that began with "Getting Better," whose narrator was once a wife-beater.
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Jobs 1.0 was characterized by unwavering ambition, but Jobs 2.0 was more mature and had a greater willingness to listen to others, Sculley said.
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It is unlikely that another Tiananmen will occur because the centre of gravity has shifted to more mature age cohorts holding more conservative attitudes.
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In particular as a company gets more mature, the gap between fund raises can stretch out because the businesses are more close to profitability.
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It's a popular arrangement in the gay community, one that plays out much as it sounds: younger gay men paired with more mature partners.
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Although the U.S. has now become a more mature market, App Annie says there's still a significant volume of absolute downloads here, as well.
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The gritty, more mature shows range from great (Jessica Jones) to good (Luke Cage) to well, not so good (looking at you, Iron Fist).
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This unaltered take displays the more mature tone of McCartney's voice, and his scat-singing at the end is worth the price of admission.
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THE REALLY YOUNG AND MILLENNIAL FEMALE MULTICULTURAL CUSTOMER, AND THE MORE MATURE CUSTOMER THAT BOTH SERVE NEEDS THAT JCPENNEY WANNTS TO TRY TO PROCESS.
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Although most people are downloading old and more mature apps, not cracking the App Store's top 30 doesn't mean an app has no chance.
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Last month, Allison Closs decided that instead of taking some random high school guy to prom, she'd opt for someone a little more mature.
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Without them, or with more mature versions of them, the down-to-the-wire 22016 election would almost certainly have gone the other way.
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I bring all this to underscore what "good" is for startups that are a bit more mature and past the days of hyper growth.
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But kids these days are more mature, so it makes sense George would want to get in some drive time before he turns three.
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Yesterday, Snapchat announced a new feature that addresses this pain point and seems to solidify its inevitable evolution into a more mature mobile app.
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In a typical expansion, gasoline consumption tends to dominate in the early stages while distillate growth takes over as the cycle becomes more mature.
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The company mentioned adding stores in new markets like Taipei, Seoul, and Mexico City, as well as its more mature markets like in California.
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His tactics might have been familiar, Cherchesov said, but the performance was tighter, more disciplined and more mature than his side had shown before.
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Staying at the top of the growth list is sometimes difficult, especially for these emerging economies, which are now reaching a more mature status.
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Fire Emblem was different from a lot of other Nintendo games because they were difficult, and dealt with more mature story concepts, like death.
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Global issuance in the more mature green bond market, in contrast, could jump 20 percent to $200 billion this year, the rating agency said.
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"In the mobile security space, India is not a hot market, Singapore is far more mature — businesses take security much more seriously," he explained.
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The focus for this film centered around upgrading her wardrobe to something that felt more mature than the "bubbly younger effervescent sister," Lee says.
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For a more mature performance, he recommends David Lang's Pulitzer Prize-winning "The Little Match Girl Passion," based on a Hans Christian Andersen story.
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He says he awoke Monday morning to his phone blowing up after fans went nuts for his more mature and teen idol-esque appearance.
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I have great relationships with my daughters, who were always more mature than their older brother, so I don't think I'm the whole problem.
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Even compared to 643-year-olds, the brain of a 20-year-old is more mature and less likely to succumb to risk-taking.
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"You get to do shows that schools wouldn't allow you to do, with more mature topics like Heathers or Dear Evan Hansen," said Sophie.
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In my head, I wanted to reconnect with an older, more mature, more adult Antonio, as if all that youthful energy had already exploded.
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You want to be with someone who's seen as credible, serious, and educated, which is why you often date more mature or older partners.
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Spain and Germany also have much more mature golfing infrastructures and devoted participant bases and have produced champions like Seve Ballesteros and Bernhard Langer.
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When she's feeling confident, she likes to break out into song, though she does say she prefers to surround herself with more mature people.
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The nostalgia-laden spot caters to a more mature crowd longing for familiar music, less raucous ambience, and old-fashioned cocktails served without irony.
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It was graciously more mature than the Nicholas Sparks-style fare we've been getting, able to draw more than just the date night crowd.
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She has evolved from her colorful music festival stylings (the heart-shaped mole and the Spice Girls-esque stage wardrobe) to a more mature vision.
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Sanders entered the 66 race offering much the same message as four years ago, but with loftier electoral expectations and a more mature political operation.
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He's also described it as a coming-of-age album, which, yeah, realizing there are things you can't control is part of growing more mature.
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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine stands out from the other series in the franchise as a more mature and serious take on the final frontier.
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The industrial conglomerate stands to see its profits increase in a growing software business and even in its more mature aerospace franchise, the newspaper said.
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I came out of the studio wondering if I should maybe revive my acting career, when I was more mature and could handle it better.
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And forget the flowers adorning the top of the OG Pink — now, the fizzy will feel more ~mature~ and distinctly inspired by the '50s film.
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It speaks to a more mature attitude with Apple, making sure that its existing foundation is strong and functional before working on adding more features.
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WESA is a sorely needed attempt to further legitimize eSports and match the ever-increasing dollar figures to a more mature way of running things.
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Arguably, the evolution of the environmental movement into a more mature and sophisticated environmental justice movement has been in the works for a long time.
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Instead, management is working to reposition Abercrombie as a higher-quality, more mature label, which is being communicated through a new website and marketing message.
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They look a lot more like normal sunglasses, compared to the jokey, bubbly V1s, so they could appeal to a more mature and fashionable audience.
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We need a new disruptive capitalism that is designed for a much more mature internet market, one that can bring founders, investors, and employees together.
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Companies go from startups to more mature companies that are more interested in things like scale … I think that's healthy that we go through that.
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I kind of moved from a place of being defensive to one of a more mature point of view, trying to find my own culpability.
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Eventually, the lidar sector could be squeezed down to just five or six key players as happened with the far more mature radar sensor technology.
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The more mature a medium gets, the more the technology behind it disappears, and the technology behind VR is still right out in the open.
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Though they're filtered through a Hitchcockian plot of gaslighting and deception, both women's emotional motivations tell a more mature story than the pulpy content belies.
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Perhaps this is because we're older and more mature, but it's also because Facebook's omnipresence has given everyone we've ever known access to our lives.
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Now it's clear: White zinfandel is back, this time for more serious wine drinkers who prefer the dryer, more mature expressions of Provencal-style rosés.
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The second time I thought I would suddenly find myself suddenly leaps and bounds more mature coincided with the birth of my daughter, in 2014.
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The album is more mature than his 217 EP, Phases, with the 22012-year-old crooning over guitar strings and the sax instead of 215s.
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The version of Pikachu in Detective Pikachu is even a bit more mature than its animated counterpart, choosing to drink coffee and flirt with girls.
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I changed my makeup a little bit, because I wanted the second act to be a little more mature — she's not a little girl anymore.
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The Netflix Marvel TV series, such as "Daredevil" and "Luke Cage," were at one time loosely associated with the MCU, but featured more mature content.
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They can have nannies assist them, or one of them could be a stay-at-home parent, and they're older and wiser and more mature.
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And with the full moon on the 22nd, love could arrive in a more mature package or with someone who is killing it career-wise.
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As [someone like] Michelle Phan matures and talks about more mature beauty products, her audience is trailing behind her — sometimes between five and seven years.
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Eventually, the lidar sector could be squeezed down to just five or six key players — as happened with the far more mature radar sensor technology.
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"I need to see more mature companies, that actually have a product that is being used, and are out of the beta stage," he said.
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I don't necessarily think this is a misstep—this all feels intentional, like Arkane was going for a more "mature" style of sci-fi story.
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As the old seed investors started refocusing on more mature firms, Silicon Valley developed a new model to get startups off the ground — the incubator.
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It plans to spin off its practice of investing in more mature and larger private companies, known as late-stage investing, into a separate entity.
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As Vox has staffed up and gotten larger and more mature, with more comprehensive editing policies, we've had fewer errors like the one I made.
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North Korea's official media has repeatedly denounced here U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and urged Trump to replace him with a "more mature" interlocutor.
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The startups that delay are more mature when they go to fundraise, and are able to command bigger deals and valuations, according to the report.
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As No. 24, he was more mature, he told ESPN, but wasn&apost in the same physical condition as he&aposd been as Nov. 8.
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Lover is a nice throwback to Red-era Swift, and far better straddles her obvious attempts to adopt a more mature personality than, uh, Reputation.
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"The net is that we have moved into a more mature phase of the cycle — both in terms of the economy and markets," Sonders said.
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Ms. Hamilton, small and powerfully built, blazes across the stage; Ms. Hopkins-Greene, tall and refined, adds a knowing, more mature touch to her sensuality.
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Patrick is a bit more mature, or at least better at hiding his immaturity, than when he was cackling while Googling foreskin in season one.
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"Romania may be more exposed from a decline in remittances than Poland, since the Polish presence in the UK workforce is more mature," ING said.
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As AI companies become more mature, the number of AI companies drawing funding actually decreased from the prior year as the average funding amount grew higher.
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Its very language implies that we're working to lose it, to get rid of it — and it's assumed that we're more mature for having done so.
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The demand for renewable energy subsidies has been much higher than anticipated by the government, which has now imposed cuts to support for more mature technologies.
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That said, Ethereum is much more mature and battle-tested than it was last year, and a lot of interesting things are being built atop it.
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For more mature audiences, you might prefer tootling around the district's brick streets on foot, or by bike or car, checking out historic bungalows and cottages.
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Once you've got the restrictions set up, you'll still "see" the more mature content, but it will have a lock symbol indicating that it's blocked content.
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Since then, North Korea has complained of U.S. sanctions and demanded Pompeo be replaced by someone "more mature", while lauding the rapport Kim built with Trump.
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Since the Vietnam summit, North Korea has demanded that Pompeo be replaced with a "more mature" person, while lauding the rapport built between Kim and Trump.
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A few of Lorde's Pure Heroine teen angst classics were cut to make room for her new, more mature Melodrama songs over her 60-minute set.
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"The more mature you are as a company, the harder it hits you, because you are more correlated to GDP growth, to more trade," he said.
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Now, with $200 million at its disposal, three-year-old Plenty gets to pursue an expansion strategy that resembles that of a much more mature company.
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A record amount of dry powder in the venture ecosystem has pushed VCs downstream, where they can deploy large sums of capital in more mature companies.
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The trend points to Microsoft becoming a more mature operator in the cloud business as it seeks to catch up with market leader Amazon Web Services.
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Yet the company's output is little changed from a year ago due to the sale of some assets and declining production in its more mature fields.
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That's why it was so darn shocking to see the movie's most darling couple looking a tad more mature in the recent sequel to the film.
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"I'm ready to roll, I'm more mature than I've ever been," he shared on Tuesday's Watch What Happens Live when asked about his current dating status.
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And back on the topic of insurance, while cyber risk policies for individuals remain nascent, the market is much more mature for businesses and financial institutions.
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Of course, going for the more mature companies means no foosball, ping-pong or beer on draught, but Levy wants to be hyper-focused on deliverables.
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The regulators took issue with the banks carving out more mature operations from the rest of the business, which had negative earnings, to calculate debt metrics.
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Novartis' profit margins are comparable to Sanofi SA's ('AA-/Negative'), which however is smaller in size and diversified into more mature treatment areas such as diabetes.
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"We discussed a tie-up for years, but it only happened after our business models grew and turned more mature," Pinto said at the news conference.
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"As they age, they will obviously be consumers of more mature titles, and currently, they can consume titles that are rated for everyone," the CEO added.
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Wolff had told Canadian reporters earlier in the week that he felt 17-year-old Canadian Formula Three driver Lance Stroll was more mature than Verstappen.
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Manager Robin Ventura told reporters that Drake was more mature than most of the players, and there was no indication that players had complained about him.
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The region has long been seen as having immense growth potential, but it often sits in the shadows of more mature regions like India and China.
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But if we are lucky, it can also be an age of trial and error, at the end of which a more mature liberalism may arise.
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The game is now more physical, favoring more mature players, and also has become more team-oriented, favoring those who can afford a large support staff.
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In effect, the young neurons in the runners' brains appeared to be more mature after only a week of exercise than brain cells from inactive animals.
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But it has attempted a comeback in recent years with a more mature and conscientious re-imaging, and in turn, it has seen sales increase again.
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The men suiting up to court Clare would likely skew on the older side, meaning that we'd likely see less mind games and more mature dating.
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But about $1.05 billion of the new funding will be earmarked for a separate fund to invest in more mature companies, the partners said on Monday.
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Ms. Bartoli also pointed out that having a richer-voiced, more mature-sounding Norma losing her lover, Pollione, to a lighter-voiced rival works better dramatically.
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When coupled with significant increases in personal income, the world's economic center of gravity will shift from the more mature, developed markets toward the developing ones.
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"She just seems a lot older and more mature, it seems like she has done a lot of growing since she's been in there," Woodmansee told OzarksFirst.
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The designs give a sense of the more mature vibe of Facebook Dating, which seems more purposeful for finding a serious partner than a one-night stand.
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Arguably, SaaS is the fastest growing, most significant area of the technology industry today and the product marketplace for SaaS is much more mature than when Apps.
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The plan has been to base the more mature economy on the increasing spending power of China's rising consumer class rather than old-fashioned investments in infrastructure.
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More mature markets including the UK, the US and Ireland still see use swinging in favor of desktop, but the trend is still showing a narrowing gap.
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And the entertainment they offer is fun, but it's less sophisticated than what you'll find on more mature mediums, and there's not nearly as much of it.
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"That's three months of take home pay when you're younger — six months when you're older and more mature — that is there when tough things happen," said Krawcheck.
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But there were fewer deals, and early- and seed-stage investment in AVs tapered off—a sign that the industry is getting less buzzy and more mature.
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It preceded Henson's other fantasy films "Labyrinth" and "The NeverEnding Story" (both excellent), and explored a more mature narrative with visual and thematic elements that remain compelling.
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To make matters more complex, the companies are already considering splitting into two businesses, one focused on faster-growing innovative drugs and another on more-mature treatments.
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Deschamps said 14 of his players were World Cup newcomers but were ready to work towards a common goal and were mentally more mature than their age.
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But while the Echo Plus makes it very easy to get started with smart home gadgets, it stops far short of what other, more mature systems allow.
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The North has accused Pompeo of making "gangster-like" demands and urged a replacement with someone "more mature", while lauding the rapport Kim has built with Trump.
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The company was trying to enable cross-border commerce in Southeast Asia and, as a part of that, seek out retailers in more mature markets like China.
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In March, Jefferies analysts said they "felt like [Snap] had grown up from a startup to a more mature company" after visiting the company's Santa Monica headquarters.
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"The new EP is definitely more mature than my past releases," Mahone, 20, told L'Uomo Vogue of his latest mixtape, ForMe+You, which he dropped Dec. 30.
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Early Simon works were sometimes deemed too sentimental or commercial by critics but as his career entered its third decade, the plays grew more serious, more mature.
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"I kind of moved from a place of being defensive to one of a more mature point of view, trying to find my own culpability," he explained.
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Europe still lags the United States, a more mature market where tech giants like Facebook, Microsoft and Amazon have used the instruments to bolster their green credentials.
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His plans underscore how the largest Brazilian banks are looking to ride a wave which caught peers in more mature markets off-guard over the past decade.
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So I would say, on one side, it is the demand of the users that is getting higher because those users are getting more and more mature.
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Watching them perform with a more mature eye, their acting talent appears primarily rooted in the ability to mimic and obey rather than to improvise or emote.
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"We think a combination of regulatory, platform, and product changes collectively weighed, along with a shorter holiday season and relatively more mature markets," the JPMorgan analysts wrote.
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Wouldn't it be better to wait on shelling out that money or taking out that loan until your student "investment" is at least a little more mature?
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"We have a few teams that work with companies that are more mature and so we give them the best team to continue their growth," he said.
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Serious Saturn in Sagittarius has been pushing you to be more mature about your finances, but you've been worried that a lucky break won't come your way.
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They will then have to decide whether to buy an upgrade licence to use a more mature Windows 210—or think of something else to do instead.
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Instead of moving the franchise forward, Fantastic Beasts takes a step back, burying the bones of a more mature Potter movie beneath a mountain of CGI critters.
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Here too, we might lie about our age, to make us seem more mature (until we hit our 30s or 40s, and the age lie hits reverse).
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As part of offering a more mature solution, it made sense to provide a platform of services for the customer instead of having them build their own.
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Joly said on the conference call that consumer electronics is a more mature category online, in discussing the slow uptick in online sales in the second quarter.
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Within minutes, I saw sexual images in profiles, in homemade videos and in comments that all made the site feel a lot more mature than my daughter.
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The Japan and US funds continued to have higher leverage of 50%-60%, as they benefit from a lower interest rate and more mature industrial property markets.
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That regular, more mature spinach is dark green, thick-leafed and often ruffle-edged, which gives sand and soil plenty of little crevices in which to settle.
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Typically, more mature economies have invested a higher proportion of GDP on connectivity than developing countries — typically over three percent versus around one percent, says the ITU.
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Fundraising in late-stage startups - more mature firms that are already selling products rather than just the bright but unexploited ideas of entrepreneurs - has begun to increase.
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Many of the new artistic directors are taking charge of organizations that are more mature — longer histories, bigger staffs, established reputations — than those assumed by their predecessors.
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I would also write very confessional, personal lyrics, and I was getting a little older and more mature and wanting to value my privacy a little more.
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Basically, we worked with carrier partners to bring [our products] to market; the way we do that may evolve slightly as we get older and more mature.
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But as the economic expansion has become more mature and fuel prices have fallen steeply, so traffic, registrations and fuel consumption have all returned to rapid growth.
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The British band, which grew out of whispery songs its members recorded at home as teenagers, features more mature, confident sounds on its first album since 2012.
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Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown are their tantalizing young wings playing a far more mature style than it seems they should be capable of at their age.
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As always, when we're comparing a fast-growing, private company in contrast to a larger, more mature, slower-growing, and profitable business, we're working in broad strokes.
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Investors are able to see what has worked, and more importantly what hasn&apost, in more mature markets like Silicon Valley, and adjust their investments abroad accordingly.
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The market for leveraging private dollars to build public projects is far more mature in the U.K., Canada and Australia than it is in the United States.
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But today, more Filipino movies and TV shows have invested in developing more mature portrayals of the LGBTQ community, in an effort to promote respect and understanding.
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Aren't all of us at least a little more mature and discerning now than we were a decade ago, partly because we've been schooled by our mistakes?
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The bottom line: Like the much bigger and more mature ride-hailing companies, scooter companies have to show investors they can make their business math add up.
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Then came J Clarke, an abbreviation of his first name, a more mature MC who highlighted his growth not just as a musician but as a person.
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It's never the first to experiment with wild new ideas, opting instead to wait for things to be a little more mature and a little more readily available.
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"He's determined to act more mature," says the source, noting that Rob has been spending time with his sister Khloé Kardashian, 33, and her boyfriend Tristan Thompson, 26.
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Tori Spelling's 4-month-old son Beau Dean is the youngest of her five children, but according to his mom, he may be more mature than he looks.
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I love it because when they heard "Holler" or "Adrenaline" they're like this is like, the older mature "Twinkle" and now there's a much more mature Tiffany sound.
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Reddit has been quietly transforming into a more mature social network, and today it's adding another small but critical piece: the ability to add location tags to posts.
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"I think he's very excited that the business is transitioning from high growth to a more disciplined business with accountability and with a more mature leadership," Claure said.
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He's very excited that the business is transitioning from, you know, high-growth, to a more, I would say, more disciplined business with accountability, with more mature leadership.
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Mating season spans from February to May, at which time the Berlin Zoo staff plan to introduce Meng Meng to a more mature male panda named Jiao Qing.
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Gomez has since moved on to more "mature roles" and recently explained why her next career venture — Netflix's Thirteen Reasons Why — hits so close to home for her.
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It's been nearly a year and a half since Facebook Watch first launched, and viewership has naturally been minuscule compared to YouTube, Twitch, and other more mature platforms.
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Age-wise, there was a subtly wider range of more mature castings, with 13 women aged 50 or older this time around, up from 11 the previous season.
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The sticker price is a bit larger than a typical accelerator, but Wallace said that's because the companies his firm is backing would be a bit more mature.
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Last week, a source told PEOPLE that the musician and World of Dance judge, 48, "seems more mature and peaceful" with her former New York Yankees star beau.
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Meanwhile, the impetus for luxury purveyors to seize on the desire for differentiated, personalized and unique offerings is essential to keep attracting more mature and more affluent customers.
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Despite the massive success, current and former employees have criticized the company's overall failure to foster a more mature workplace culture and outgrow its male-dominated startup beginnings.
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"We are already profitable in some of our markets and especially the more mature ones [and] we are in a position to continue investing into growth," Tan explained.
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It's a crucial distinction that helps Chrome OS feel a little more mature—even if it still isn't the powerful content creator that Windows, Linux, and macOS are.
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However, a question mark would remain over AB InBev's more mature South Korean business, given that it had bought it back from private equity group KKR in 2014.
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While the data-scraping techniques BlackRock will deploy are increasingly prevalent in more mature markets, use of such technology to drive investment decisions is less popular in China.
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However, a question mark would remain over AB InBev's more mature South Korean business, given that it had bought it back from private equity group KKR in 0.88823.
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Low oil prices have also pressured Sonatrach, prompting it to focus on developing production at more mature fields in the southern Sahara and bringing online delayed gas projects.
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Mr. Hoffman described the new financing, despite its technically being a "series B" round, as one equivalent to a later-stage growth round at a more mature company.
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Morgan Stanley warned this week that the European online fashion market was more mature than previously thought, cutting its price targets for both Zalando and British rival ASOS.
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Because of this, it's not just an option for startups but also for founders of more mature companies that want to put their roots down in North America.
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It's really the wrong time to ask, because I was out rather late last night behaving a bit irresponsibly, but generally I'm much more mature and responsible now.
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All that rapid growth and development, however, seems to have come with some challenges as Houzz attempted to make the transition from startup to more mature, large business.
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The decision to work with Cobb, who favors, in comparison, a more nuanced approach to instrumentation and expressive vocal track, signals Carlile's shift toward a more mature sound.
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During her ground-based experiment simulating a lack of gravity, Xu found that the cells were more mature and even expressed survival genes that could ensure cell survival.
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"I don't think that kind of response would be consistent with Uber's attempt to remake its image and project the image of a more mature company," he said.
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But be the bigger person—if you're the boss, that probably means you are more mature or experienced in some way, which hopefully means you are less petty.
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In that short amount of time, unionized "new media" workers have won substantial raises, editorial protections and other improvements that writers at more mature companies take for granted.
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He tried casting himself in more mature, sophisticated roles — for example, as a prosperous commercial artist in "Three on a Couch," which he directed for Columbia in 1966.
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With guests like mathematician Eric Weinstein, the podcast has a chance to attract a more mature group of listeners than those who watch Paul's hyper-energetic vlogging channel.
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Proponents of stem cell therapy say it gives the body the ability to heal by allowing the stem cells to multiply and differentiate into healthier, more mature cells.
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As you can guess, these options leaned sweet, and the older, slightly more mature I get, the more I've come to appreciate a savory start to the day.
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It's similar to the more mature OLED technology, where each pixel on a TV acts as its own own light source, instead of relying on a dedicated backlight.
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I too was young when I donated — 26, clearly more mature than 18 (98 percent of donors are older than 18) but still feeling a certain youthful invincibility.
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I think one of the biggest differences will obviously just be the fact that Best Coast and Wavves are both more mature and developed bands at this point.
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Over the last few months, you've experienced huge growths in your relationships and have found yourself taking a more mature, conservative stance on issues concerning your public image.
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"I feel that I am more mature than I was four years ago, and I feel that both parties showcased very high standards in today's final," Ding told reporters.
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The model shared in a Tweet on Thursday that she was thinking about getting rid of some key pieces of her enviable wardrobe in favor of something more 'mature.
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Colsaerts has had a tendency in the past to react negatively to a sequence of disappointing scores but he says he is developing a more mature attitude these days.
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But there were a couple of teachers who were more mature, or who had dealt with their own stuff so they could be more loving — and they saw me.
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Corporate venture capital growth and a more mature ecosystem is further boosting the prospects for the country's economic engine to rev back up again, driven by technology sector innovation.
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It feels like a more mature work than Anodyne, which wore some of its messages (about violence, numbness, and getting lost in the unreality of games) on its sleeves.
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He pointed out that now those firms are less focused on smaller companies, and instead are preoccupied with consolidating more mature sectors like group buying and ride-hailing apps.
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Demand in China has waned as economic uncertainty grows and has also tailed off in more mature markets as people tend to hold on to their phones for longer.
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He and Sandoval also noted that a lot of the tooling around the OpenStack project is now far more mature and that the latest releases have been extremely stable.
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No idea where this rumor came from (wishful thinking, perhaps?) but there is something very full-circle about her taking on a more mature, but still magical TV role.
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The latest blockbuster deal in the drugs industry saw AbbVie stumping up $63bn for Allergan, best known for Botox, a skin-smoothing treatment popular with the more mature clientele.
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SecOps is an analogue of the far more mature DevOps movement that grew around the simple idea of recording common IT processes as code and collaborating across IT teams.
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After launching a second, more mature generation of its camera-embedded sunglasses, Spectacles, in April, the company is rolling out two even sleeker black styles, named Nico and Veronica.
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I won't pretend to know what goes on in his head but we can probably rest assured that the 70-year-old man is not becoming any more mature.
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But Ford doesn't need a tool to help create the conditions necessary for the relatively more mature technology, which has been mass-marketed for nearly 20 years, to succeed.
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Along with the new updates, the company announced that it's changing its name from "EasilyDo" to Edison, which honestly feels like a far better and more mature brand name.
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I don't know that allowing them to skip grades is good because then they end up in a grade with people who are much more mature than they are.
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Instead of companies listing after four years of business, which was typical, they're now waiting until they're more mature, coming to market after eight or 183 years in operation.
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" — Chris Tse, CEO of Cardstack, a decentralized application framework "2019 will mark another year of research and a slightly more mature landscape — and significantly larger communities of early adopters.
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Mauboussin shows, too, that today's U.S. market is on average populated by bigger, more mature companies, with higher profit margins and a greater propensity to return cash to shareholders.
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Chinese entrepreneurs are also often putting in their own money to finance companies at the earliest stages, which means startups are more mature when they're seeking their first round.
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A newer performer doesn't necessarily have the same nuance or understanding, but more mature performers are familiar with the tools, and are able to use them for specific effect.
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Imagine you have a small, late-developing kid who has tons of tricks and skills, but in his age group competition he's constantly fighting a bigger, more mature player.
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Most surprising to the scientists, these cells also proved to be less easily activated by neurochemical messages to fire rapidly, which is usually a hallmark of more mature neurons.
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Her exit comes as Kleiner plans to spin off its practice of investing in more mature and larger private companies, known as late-stage investing, into a separate entity.
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However, ESPN has no doubt noticed that its more mature fan base — like millennials, Gen X, and even boomers — are scrolling through, so the brand's video content is evolving.
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"The technology is more mature now, and these things are becoming easier to do," Mike McNamara, the executive vice president, chief information and digital officer for Target, told CNBC.
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"Food safety issues likely gave customers a reason to try a new brand or return to more mature brands," UBS analyst Dennis Geiger wrote in a research note Thursday.
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The deal would bolster Grupo Argos' U.S. footprint and illustrate how building materials companies in emerging markets are seeking to become consolidators of their sectors in more mature economies.
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India is home to a growing middle class, fueling household spending growth on par with that of China — and at a faster clip than the more mature U.S. market.
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And, at a time when more mature democracies than India's are grappling with the impact of social media, there are concerns about the electorate's susceptibility to false messages spread online.
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And today what we're seeing is larger companies stronger companies, companies that are much more mature and they're being backed by some of the largest investment banks in the world.
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Brown said the two funds include $1.2 billion focused on early stage investments and $800 million that will be invested in more mature companies, often along with the main fund.
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It's a total "When they go low, we go high" moment, and it makes it crystal clear who is the more mature, level-headed, and real person in this situation.
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Apple isn't expected to release a 5G iPhone until sometime in 2020 when the market is more mature, which is a similar strategy to the company's later adoption of LTE.
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As they grow up and continue their cord-cutting habits, they're opening up a market for a new type of online video that caters to their more mature viewing habits.
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Drunk on my own hype, in the middle of an otherwise silent science lesson, I entered into a heated debate with an ostensibly far more mature girl in my class.
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The debt swap involves repaying existing project finance loans, giving Hidrovias more freedom to manage cash from more mature river port projects and invest in new ventures, the source said.
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That's particularly disappointing by comparison to BoJack Horseman, which has found room for both ridiculous standalone episodes and a rich plot that has grown progressively more mature across the seasons.
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The company has raised over $1.5 billion in funding but has yet to achieve group profitability (although Spotify says it has achieved cashflow positive status in specific, more mature markets).
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And finally, let's not forget that more mature students are less likely to fall into the groupthink mentality so much of academia seems to be demanding from students these days.
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The rate of company creation in the country has slowed in recent years while acquisitions by larger, more mature companies continue to rise, meaning there are fewer firms to head.
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Lance and I have always had a brother-like relationship and brothers sometimes fight but, as I said before, the situation should have been handled in a more mature manner.
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The result is Vitriola, a record that hits with the vigor of the band's early material—those Ugly Organ comparisons are very warranted—but with a decidedly more mature outlook.
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So he did the only thing he could do and by combatting economic duress became a better man—ironically for someone who had always been old, a more mature man.
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Not only that, it's a more mature take on the series, with Kratos actually having a relationship with his son and not just blindly killing every living thing he sees.
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Their struggles are in line with what is happening in the ride-hailing industry, particularly in more mature markets where the novelty has worn off and cities have woken up.
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It invests about 80% of its funds in early-stage companies — those raising seed and A rounds — and the other 20% in more mature companies raising later rounds of funding.
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"As a 14-year-old he's already more mature than most of the teenagers that we come across who play for us," said OCSC GM Oliver Wyss, according to ESPN.
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However Modernland Realty is domiciled in Indonesia, which is a more mature market than Vietnam, and has stronger EBITDA margins than Vingroup on account of its lower-cost land bank.
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Now that I'm older and slightly more "mature" and don't drink as much it's still a great way to look back at some of the massive life changes I've had.
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Having a child or owning a house or taking on some other complicated responsibility will absolutely change your life, but it won't make you a better or more mature person.
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Device makers often look to secondary suppliers and homegrown alternatives as technologies become more mature, while turning to the first to market in the early part of a transition. 2.
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Residual stem cells that don't turn into heart cells can cause tumors, according to previous research by Xu. More mature cells stand a better chance of becoming pure heart cells.
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Her response to the circulation of that video wasn't to strike a more mature pose; it was to have herself filmed, as a legislator, dancing in front of her office.
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After Astounding was acquired by the publishing firm Street & Smith, it fell into the hands of the editor F. Orlin Tremaine, who worked hard to attract a more mature readership.
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Broadbent explained to Gizmodo that once quantum processors are more mature, the quantum internet would allow a way to access their power via a secure quantum link over the cloud.
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The right-wing media machine that President Bill Clinton's aides once referred to as "conspiracy commerce" is now far more mature, extensive and, in the internet age, tough to counter.
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It's why you can't help but understand Kat's concerns when Mitch drives her younger sister, played by Willow Shields, home and encourages her to be more "mature" in her routines.
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"We aimed to reach both young people who do not consume traditional media and a more mature population concerned about the current environmental crisis and social impact issues," Ramello explains.
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Brown said the two funds include $1.2 billion focused on early stage investments and $800 million that will be invested in more mature companies, often along with the main fund.
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Barclays believe Airbus's "more mature" product range would guarantee smoother income and free cash flow could triple from 3 billion euros in 2018 to around 9 billion euros in 2024.
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He turned away from video clips and live shows; he set out to make more mature statements in his songs, though he never completely abandoned singing about love and desire.
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I am one of the people that has been a massive scold over the past year and a half about this idea of growing up, becoming more mature, taking responsibility.
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As bitter and politically fraught as it is, the liberal health care fight represents a more mature debate over repealing and replacing Obamacare than the right has mustered in six years.
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Here, a more mature Nancy (Kennedy McCann) is still grieving over her mother's death, working as a waitress while she plots her departure from her small town of Horseshoe Bay, Maine.
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That would value the company at $29 billion to $2100 billion, putting its market value just below the $285 billion value of Yahoo, a larger and far more mature Internet company.
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He added that the recovery in the stock market and movement of the yuan's exchange rate in both directions, indicate that China's financial market Is becoming more resilient and more mature.
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Scorsese's film is plainly the more mature and thoughtful of the two films, but if it had had the raw, gory intensity of "Hacksaw Ridge", it might have been more effective.
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Our hope is that when this time comes, a more collegial, more mature Congress will be in a better position to provide much needed stewardship of the nation's economy and affairs.
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Analysts see India - one of the world's fastest-growing smartphone markets - as key to Apple's ambitions for a bigger global market share as smartphone sales have slowed in more mature markets.
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After the lackluster launch of the Ionic, the Versa delivered, with a sleeker and smaller form factor, a more mature ecosystem and, perhaps most importantly of all, a lower price point.
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The goal of Scale Up: to offer a support system for more mature, small companies with proven business models so they can increase sales and boost job growth in local communities.
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A superstar from the start, Murphy is continuing to ace his Guiding Eyes for the Blind evaluations and is far more mature than the tiny puppy we met a year ago.
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The in-engine story trailer shows the more practical armaments and reasonable character designs of the earlier games, as well as more mature themes like the erosion of ideals in wartime.
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While this boosts Zelle's engagement — and that of others experiencing a similar network effect boon — it also signals that the market is becoming more mature, which makes growth opportunities more scarce.
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"Bitch 2" has a more mature and existential feel to it than "Bitch 1," which makes it all the more jarring when a few of the essays come to trite conclusions.
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The Crowd Compared with the original, the Angel's Share sequel feels more mature — patrons in their 30s and 40s — as opposed to those in their 20s and 30s down the block.
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He also approaches his crush on Raphina from a more mature perspective as he spends more time with her filming music videos and sharing the songs she inspires him to write.
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I interact with people far more mature, and it's a bit lame to tar us with the rebellion brush, when some of these guys have been doing it for fifty years.
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The transition could also offer a chance for Android to make inroads against Apple, given that Apple tends to wait until cellular technology is more mature before bringing over the iPhone.
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"The biggest opportunity is that China's real estate investment market will continue to become more mature and more customers will recognize this opportunity to invest in unoccupied real estate," he said.
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But with the flood of money into Silicon Valley in recent years, the venture firms that specialized in that kind of investing started focusing on bigger deals and more mature startups.
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There were still gaps between the use of insurance funds in China and more mature markets, such as deficiencies in corporate governance and Chinese insurers' involvement in insider trading, he said.
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Among the more mature in the show, at 39, was Maggie Rizer, the all-American blonde who just returned to the business 12 weeks after giving birth to her fourth child.
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The tenor Michael Slattery, alternately raw and pure, is persuasively childlike without mugging; John Moore and Talise Trevigne, as his parents, rise to more mature passions, their desperation and hurt plain.
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In several of these poems, the language is more mature, as in "Flight of the Honeybees," where "Pale celery parasols" or "yellow petaled broccoli" may be a challenge to younger readers.
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Indeed, it does now seem very unlikely that some urgent event could foment a shift to a more mature, presidential attitude on the part of our splenetic, unpredictable commander in chief.
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High Growth in Mobile BankingThe payments segment is much more mature than other fintech areas, and a small handful of companies now dominate the business-to-consumer (B2C) space in particular.
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"I think I've grown more mature, I won't have a second chance to experience the prime of my athletic career," the Chinese swimmer was quoted as saying in the China Daily.
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Bern thinks that TikTok content will soon become more mature, as has already happened with Douyin, which now contains micro-vlogs, life-style content, business advice, and videos from local police.
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Socially conscious funds have crept into the mainstream over the past couple of decades, and funds that focus on big American companies are a more mature area of socially conscious investing.
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Gauff seems more mature at 15 than Osaka did at 15, more comfortable amid the whirlwind, more capable of articulating complex emotions and certainly more capable of competing with her elders.
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In 2019, California's sales are expected to top $3 billion, which is more than the combined output of the more mature markets of Colorado ($603 billion) and Washington state ($1.1 billion).
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I think with Burning Cane, I definitely did get a more mature perspective on religion, trying to really dig into why people sort of congregate towards faith in the first place.
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Without any silly emotes or Fortnite's system of structure-building, Apex Legends appeals to slightly more mature players, but its emphasis on teamwork sets it apart from other battle royale games.
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"This product is going to speak to a more established and more mature audience," said Matthew Villetto, a senior vice president at Douglas Elliman Development Marketing, which is leasing the property.
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G and Bill to believe that she is special and unique, more mature than the other girls who work with the coaches and more worthy of being drawn into their relationship.
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The general reason Facebook decided to close Parse: It didn't want to spend the necessary resources to compete with existing, more mature developer offerings from companies like Microsoft, Amazon and Google.
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The acquisition effort is tied to the company's plans to build out a more mature ad offering to coincide with all of the content it's collecting from both users and publishers.
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This expansion might not be winding down very soon, but however it's sliced the current economic and credit cycles are certainly more mature than in the early '90s recovery was back then.
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Match is a great dating site for millennials and more mature people alike, and if you're young and looking for someone in their early to late 20s, you have plenty of options.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Efforts to find new oil off Norway are expected to double next year, preliminary company plans show, with activity rising in more mature areas after this year's disappointing Arctic campaign.
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But Christensen said many producers in North Dakota's more mature Bakken oil fields won't tap new production until they assess how increased drilling in Texas and New Mexico's Permian affects oil prices.
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If you'd rather not go the way of Disney characters and Capri Suns at this point in your life, don't worry — we've also got some slightly more mature ways to implement them.
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They came into town a week after this first round of violent protests and sort of wanted to portray themselves as the more mature, responsible voice of this anger about this murder.
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"This does not negate the idea that substantive roles—and leading roles—for women in general are scarce and particularly so for more mature women or women of color," Newton-Francis added.
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Jurvetson, Stein and Stavropoulos sat on the management committee for DFJ's 12th early-stage venture fund, which operates quite independently of its growth practice, a fund that focuses on more mature companies.
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This could mean that the global seed investor market is starting to shift their sights more downstream, to more mature companies that need more capital to get to Series A and beyond.
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There are many reasons why the new God of War is good: the revamped combat, the closer camera, the astonishing single-shot perspective, or the more mature story all jump to mind.
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Alphabet's self-driving unit Waymo has been testing, mapping, and laying the groundwork for its commercial self-driving taxi service for three times as long, and its technology is inarguably more mature.
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"She's a bit more mature and has moved on, as we all have," Zellweger previosuly told Entertainment Weekly of Jones, whose next silver screen appearance comes 12 years after the last film.
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Twitter, for example, is dealing with questions about whether it can rev up its service's user growth, while Square needs to graduate from a newly public company to a more mature one.
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Unlike the Eddie Murphy-starring movies from the late '90s, this reboot bares the same name as Lofting's sequel to the original Dolittle book — which was aimed at a more mature audience.
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Having a more mature open source option available that has the backing from a variety of industry types could help push it to become a more mainstream technology in the near term.
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That model is still evolving as the firm begins to work with more mature, growth-stage companies instead of companies working to get an idea from "cocktail napkin to launch," Barsh said.
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The partnership underscores how Brazilian banks are looking to ride a wave of innovative financial startups, known as fintechs, which caught peers in more mature markets off-guard over the past decade.
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It was a far more mature landscape, and Brendan thought that if we were going to own a category, we needed the capital to secure a leadership position in the right deals.
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"I expect China's iron ore futures market will be more mature and rational when more foreign investors enter the Chinese market," said Jacky Wang, chairman of Shanghai LC Assets Management Co Ltd.
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The boom in fundraising for fintechs underscores the challenge facing Brazilian banks, which are looking to ride a wave that caught peers in more mature markets off-guard over the past decade.
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More students and not enough beds in cities where development costs are lower than in western Europe means higher yields on new projects than in more mature western European student housing markets.
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Even the front cover—which depicted an electric chair suspended in what looked like a night sky, beneath that now familiar logo—was a more mature statement of the band's rapid growth.
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"We've seen that, on average, people hold on to their cars for less than two and a half years, whereas in some more mature European markets it's almost double that," says Chaudhry.
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Jeremy Shada, who voices Finn, was 13 himself when the show first aired, and you can hear his voice deepen and mellow as Finn himself becomes more mature and philosophical with age.
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Her debut album in 2013, "Yours Truly," reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 in the United States, and her May 2016 "Dangerous Woman" album signaled her progression into more mature themes.
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She has also led the firm's investments in more mature start-ups and yielded several successful bets by putting money into Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and Snap when the companies were further along.
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Matt Smith and Tobias Menzies have handed the role so far, but the show's future seasons will see a more mature Philip accompany his wife through an eventful chapter of royal history.
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"I made the most money at the end of my career, which is good because I was more mature," she said, adding that she is "being patient and not rushing" her company.
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BEIJING — Justin Bieber's Purpose Tour has been called a "world apology tour" intended to show a more mature side of a pop singer whose antics have drawn embarrassing headlines over the years.
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But here's the thing: It's easy to label Phantom Thread as the work of a more "mature" filmmaker, with the glory days of caffeinated whip-pans and coke-fueled narratives behind him.
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Its Google Assistant is widely regarded as the "smartest" disembodied AI, but for a long time, it was stuck trying to catch up to the Echo's more mature ecosystem and larger user base.
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These characters didn't have the same high-powered careers or long, winding love stories that their more "mature" friends did, which made their lifestyles seem less worthy of admiration, and, somehow, less womanly.
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What I found in my research is that when we are self-aware, we're happier, we make better decisions at work and at home, we raise more mature children, the list goes on.
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The government should strengthen macro prudential management and set up a more mature and effective risk management system for brokerages, to boost their ability to cope with risks in extreme situations, it added.
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I get the feeling that every car designer exhibiting new stuff in Geneva has at some point drawn concepts of this kind, only to "grow up" and do more mature and contemporary stuff.
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Even VR right now, which is in a much more mature state with regards to hardware, is struggling to give users a compelling reason to buy into Oculus, HTC, and Sony's competing ecosystems.
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Executives estimated second-hand planes now account for 30 percent of sales, still less than in a more mature market like the United States but up from 10 percent just three years ago.
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The first hundred million years of a planet's existence determine many of their more mature personality traits: what they're made of, what their atmospheres are like, whether a magnetic field wraps around them.
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Sure, songs like "Sorry" and "Love Yourself," may have showed us a more mature side to the Biebs, but the album itself, as a body of work, didn't make much of a splash.
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How do you make the case to teachers and administrators that personalized learning is something they should pursue now, instead of a few years down the road when the field is more mature?
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But investment in private halls jumped from around £1.5 billion in 2014 to at least £4.5 billion last year—more even than in the far bigger (though more mature) American student-housing market.
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Enel, which owns a majority stake in Spanish utility Endesa , is shifting its focus to more mature markets like Italy, Spain and the U.S. while increasing investments to make its networks more digital.
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Some are let go because their clients tell management, "We can't work with this guy anymore because we want to see fresh ideas," and they think the more mature man has old ideas.
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BUT A LARGE PART OF OUR MOBILE REVENUE IS DRIVEN BY MOBILE SEARCH, AND OUR MOBILE SEARCH PRODUCT IS MORE MATURE THAN SOME OF THE OTHER PRODUCTS THAT ARE IN THE MAVENS MIX.
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Revenue growth was most significant in Mexico in 2015, and this remains one of the group's geographic areas of greater growth potential, as some of its European markets are by now more mature.
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In some of the more mature startups, the company itself doesn't necessarily need any more cash or the existing investors don't want to further dilute their stakes by having it issue new shares.
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College sports are weird, in that these are basically kids playing ball for hundreds of thousands of rabid fans (without pay) and somehow manage to be more mature than the adults they entertain.
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The online grocery market is still tiny in the U.S., but is more mature in the U.K. That means more competition for Amazon, but perhaps the opportunity to grow the business more quickly.
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Since joining Kleiner, she has led its investments in more mature start-ups and yielded several successful bets by putting money into Facebook, Twitter, Spotify and Snap when the companies were further along.
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We're all much more mature when footage of us getting loaded and leaning too far in to someone to stop them from getting married or whatever the hell else was going on there.
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For more mature minds, if such there be, this production has the virtues of uniformity of style, which is less common in Beckett interpretations than it should be, and gleaming clarity of expression.
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North Korea has demanded that Pompeo be replaced with a "more mature" person in the U.S. negotiating team, while lauding the rapport built between Kim and Trump in three meetings since June 2018.
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She sings the arching melodic line that begins Strauss's transcendent trio with seamless phrasing and ethereal sound, her more mature voice blending poignantly with the youthful colorings of Ms. Morley and Ms. Garanca.
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Artistically, a horror-fueled Doctor Strange might be what a more mature Marvel Cinematic Universe audience wanted, but it became increasingly clear that studio head Kevin Feige and Disney weren't as on board.
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It was not a box-office success in Germany, leading Mr. Brauner to observe disappointedly that the test of "whether the German cinema public has become politically more mature" had "clearly negative" results.
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Still, these more mature markets continue to see large numbers of installs, with more than 12.3 billion downloads in the U.S. in 2019, 20193 billion in Japan and 2 billion in South Korea.
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Like any teen-ager trying to figure out how to become more mature, this is a good time to look back at some of the media crushes that brought us to this point.
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Linkin Park, which released its debut album, "Hybrid Theory," in 2000, was the most streamlined and pop-friendly of that generation's king-size bands — less shambolic than Korn, more mature than Limp Bizkit.
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Some of the his watercolors from the first half of the 1910s show a bold, colorful, almost expressionistic fluidity, but any traces of aesthetic flair are refined away in Tolkien's more mature work.
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New Girl's final season is an incredibly charming victory lap that manages to keep the characters and their relationships intact even as they enter the next, ostensibly more mature stages of their lives.
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Chen Jiahe, chief strategist with Cinda Securities, a broker, says it is nothing short of spectacular to see this kind of trend—which is common in more mature countries—last so long in China.
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Having had breast cancer, lost a sister and settled into a more mature stage of life, she has become more selective in her musical choices and more reflective in those she does take on.
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The interesting thing is that, as I grew up, I developed a lot of more mature interests and passions, like science and technology and flying, and then again traveling abroad, different cultures, different languages.
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Increasing semiconductor content will continue driving solid growth in automotive and industrial products through any business cycle and further diversify TI's revenue mix away from more mature communications, personal electronics and enterprise systems markets.
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Minaj didn't exactly help matters during the album's run-up: In early July, writer Wanna Thompson posted a tweet about Minaj's creative direction, stating that she'd appreciate hearing more mature content from the rapper.
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In an interview with the Zach Sang Show last week, Gomez said she's been "super, super single for two years," adding that she's looking forward to a more mature connection with a significant other.
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Yet the market is becoming more mature: institutional investors, from family offices to hedge funds, have become more comfortable with crypto-currencies, says Mike Komaransky of Cumberland Mining, which arranges over-the-counter trades.
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If you're dating a more mature Virgo who doesn't play games, they'll be straightforward about their feelings, and it will be a concise breakup with plenty of closure and maybe even a departing handshake.
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A potential bright spot is the crop of Indian startups that are taking the learnings from their home market and applying it to other, more mature markets while waiting for India to become viable.
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The survey, which drew on a survey of 325 US adults, found that Americans as a whole view black girls as less innocent and more mature for their age, from ages 5 to 14.
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The strong climate for tech IPOs at the moment is leading yet more mature startups to set up their own plans to list, and the latest development on that front is coming out Sweden.
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The need for more daring and provocative designs is still there, but at Computex 2018, I expect to see new designs that are more mature and, hopefully, more commercially successful than in years past.
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That album, while displaying Omarion in a much more mature manner than some are used to, didn't showcase what many fell in love with: his ability to join his dance expertise with heartfelt lyrics.
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The state-sponsored fund, working in collaboration with Pitango, was created to invest solely in Arab startups, looking to integrate the Arab startup scene into the much larger and more mature Israeli tech scene.
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First established in 210036, it started attracting a gay following in the 1950s, and is now home to a more mature crowd, one that has undeniably grown up old alongside its beloved watering hole.
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It takes another look at the youthful days of Han Solo and Lando Calrissian — as well as their more mature years — in two adventures that take place both before and after the upcoming film.
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WATCH: Jennifer Lopez Is 'More Mature and Peaceful' with Alex Rodriguez — Inside Their Happy Blended Family Meanwhile, Lopez has remained very friendly with Anthony, whom she shares 10-year-old twins Max and Emme.
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The goal with YouTube Kids is to offer a window into the more appropriate, educational and entertaining content found on the larger video-sharing site, without exposing children to the site's more mature fare.
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" And although there may be nothing different about the way that the two work together, they both agree their friendship now versus when they worked together as kids has become "a lot more mature.
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Ted Cruz ripped rival Donald Trump for nearly 10 minutes in New Hampshire on Wednesday, calling the billionaire businessman a sore loser who's no more mature than Cruz's 5- and 7-year-old daughters.
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The idea is that university-bound students go on an adventure, do something meaningful and, if all goes to plan, arrive at campus a year later more mature, focused and attuned to their goals.
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Investors have come to believe, from observing the growing number of cash-outs at more mature startups, that there isn't as much risk as they may have previously thought in such moves, he said.
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But he's also more mature than he was when we saw him in Season 6, and his obvious warmth and affection for Luke indicates that he's done some soul-searching — and maybe some therapy?
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"It's a more mature demographic," said Bruce Sturman, a managing director of the Maxal Group, which is part of the development team for Harbor 1500, a mid-rise luxury rental on the Weehawken waterfront.
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In the years leading up to high school, readers walk a tightrope: They are ready to begin exploring more mature ideas and writing structures, but they aren't always ready for full-on realistic drama.
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In an apparently more hospitable climate, designers and advertisers have begun to acknowledge a more mature market, pushing a concept of inclusion to extend not just to race and ethnicity but also to age.
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"Just as the disease poses a particular threat to older patients, it could be especially dangerous for more mature economies," writes Austan Goolsbee, an economics professor and a former adviser to President Barack Obama.
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But increasingly, private equity firms are backing more mature companies and using them to buy younger startups, creating larger companies or "platforms" that potentially offer better growth or market prospects, the industry experts said.
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More often created with more mature audiences in mind — k-dramas are notoriously chaste — Korean cinema tends to skew a little darker in terms of plot, exploring the horror and thriller genres with ease.
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We gather the firm had to turn down quite a few interested parties, too, in order to stick to what it's most comfortable doing and not start writing bigger checks to more mature companies.
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As the CEO of a startup that's constantly growing and changing — Likeable Local, and the Chairman of a more-mature-but-still-fast-growing agency, this continues to be a key priority of mine.
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"They're certainly more mature than they were five years ago, so space growth is going to be at a lower level," said fund manager Ramiz Chelat of Vontobel Asset Management, which holds Inditex stock.
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On Thursday, the North Korean foreign ministry official in charge of U.S. affairs said North Korea no longer wanted to deal with Pompeo and he should be replaced in talks by someone more mature.
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In time though, once the technology is more mature and machine learning has been adopted by the masses, I can see the potential that a conversational interaction method may indeed be best to solve problems.
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"Back in the day, this would have been too big of a change for me, but now that I'm like so much more open and so much more mature I just don't care," Dallas says.
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Using techniques that Paşca had been developing to extend organoid growth, Paşca and Barres could see if older mini-brains would produce more mature astrocytes that matched the cells' pattern of development in actual brains.
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I think as we've gotten older and wiser and more mature about skating, that we're down to do whatever makes sense for the big picture of skateboarding and whatever gets more boards under kids' feet.
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Further, while the depressed margin profile for a relatively mature (yet still young) company appears ready to be levered, we hesitate to compare its potential just yet relative to more mature and dominant ad platforms.
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Without games or online services, there's not a whole lot to see, but it's evident that Nintendo is using a more mature and subdued user interface than some of their previous console's over-designed menus.
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Trailers can definitely be deceiving, and we'll certainly see more trailers with different tones and focal points before the film comes out, but this initial look feels like a more mature take on these characters.
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Adobe hopes the new products give those companies that are not that far along in analytics, a head start, while helping those that have more mature analytics strategies the ability to keep building on that.
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The writing is concise, the stories are on par with B-level cable television, and the themes are a bit more mature than the ra-ra war stories and juvenile kill parades of the past.
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Adults had begun to separate me from my peer group — other girls who were less developed — and I was expected to be more mature than everyone else, even though we were all the same age.
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"I thought some people would have some questions, but at our age, I thought they'd be a little more mature about it, and if they had a problem with it, talk to me," Don said.
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"The U.S. has been the market darling for the last 10 years, and that's led to valuations that are a bit more stretched and an economic cycle that is a bit more mature," Kirby said.
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Dale describes her look as "definitely more mature and a little more dressed up" — read: her flannel plaids are now silk — but assures that everything you see Emily wears still has that signature Emily vibe.
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Since then, it has tried to reinvent itself in a classier Dave & Buster's mold, appealing to the parents it once seemed to delight in driving to medicine cabinets with alcohol service and more mature advertising.
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"I wish her all the best and hope that she could instead engage in a much more mature, professional, and respectful dialogue with me about the things that cause her anger or frustration," he said.
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Reuniting with Trainspotting screenwriter John Hodge, who based his script on Welsh's novel and its follow-up, Porno, Boyle has no illusions that, decades later, these Scottish misfits will be any wiser or more mature.
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It's a more mature work, as one might expect, and initially feels like a pro forma sophomore literary novel: an artist, a few years older and wiser, interrogating the material already established as his own.
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Shown, as has become something of a trend this season, on a range of models new and more mature, they balanced age and innocence, what is revealed and what is concealed, good taste and bad.
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The bigger picture: A small number of large players accounting for a majority of funding is a trend we've seen in other fintech areas as well, and it could point to a more mature market.
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At the same time, the risk appetite by funders previously happy to fund teams & ideas has waned and now they prefer to fund more mature projects; ones that already have built out the token network.
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Above: Easy Reorder, as it works through Walmart's own mobile application "As voice gets more mature, it will require a deep personalization, and the product recommendation will lend itself to one best answer," he says.
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But in the more mature and competitive sedan market, Chinese brand market share has fallen from 27 percent four years ago to 18.7 percent in the first four months of this year, Changan's data shows.
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Her career flourished as companies began to seek more mature models to appeal to aging baby boomers, and she appeared on the covers of magazines and on billboards, including one for Target in Times Square.
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An investment of similar scale in people and systems is once again critical to address the shift in required skill sets, except this time the emphasis should be on retraining an existing, more mature workforce.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi said that while it made sense for Uber to own the bicycles in the early days, other companies may want to finance the bikes in the future when the market is more mature.
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Although BCG is given to infants, the most likely eventual target group for intravenous administration would be children about 10 years old, Dr. Flynn and Dr. Seder said, because they have more mature immune systems.
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When it came time for the sequel, the team wanted to build on that and make something that looked and felt more cohesive, while at the same time moving in a more mature narrative direction.
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LONDON, Dec 21 (Reuters) - Political instability and low credit ratings in emerging economies are putting some shipowners off ordering new floating storage and regasification units (FSRUs), as they shift focus to more mature gas markets.
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That as much as I wish we'd met when I was older and more mature, I know that if I hadn't had you with me when I id, I wouldn't be the person I am today.
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This is undoubtedly solid earnings, but at a more 'mature' 15x P/E, the discounted back value is ~$195, meaning even in an optimistic case at least 353/3rd of today's price is an 'Elon premium'.
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For app store operators, carriers and handset makers, developing economies represent the biggest growth opportunity in general because smartphone adoption has reached saturation point in more mature markets and people are buying new devices less often.
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Apple's wearable fortunes come from two distinct sub-categories: more mature wrist-worn devices that include smartwatches and wearable trackers (and all of the overlap therein) and fully wireless earbuds or "hearables," as they're sometimes known.
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"Improved margins at our newest mines are helping to offset our more mature assets, and we continue to fund the high-margin projects to sustain future production," Chief Executive Gary Goldberg said during the earnings call.
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Subscribe to Trending, Business Insider's weekly newsletter that delves into the tech industry's most important developmentsOver the last year, public investors have become increasingly skeptical of more mature startups that are losing substantial amounts of money.
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And I think the older you get and the more experience you become in life and as a mom, or in business or in anything that you're doing in your life, you just become more mature.
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It makes sense, but the refreshing and wonderfully confounding feel of that early exploratory work was lost in the change and was replaced with something a little slicker, a little more mature, a little more average.
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Sources cited in the report, speaking on condition of anonymity, also stated the gap between China's nascent market and the U.S.'s more mature market is just too big to overcome in such a short time.
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The vast majority of VC funding goes to more mature companies, while there's a declining slice of the pie over the last decade for riskier, early stage companies trying to create "radically" better climate-friendly tech.
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The brothers are all grown up now, leading to a more mature, adult sound that blends all three of their personalities, which solves the drama that had initially led to their breakup all those years ago.
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It attributed part of the unicorn drought to increased scrutiny from investors, who were stingier as they looked to do due diligence earlier in companies' life cycles and raised expectations of profitability for more mature ventures.
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Juicy fangirls who "proudly loved" the brand are also expected to tune in, as well as those who graduated from tracksuits to the duo's newer, slightly more mature (but still sweats-filled) label, Pam and Gela.
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"There's lots of things that aren't ready yet, there's more work to do yet to get this more mature," Kell said, such as working out how to safely get the robots out of the engine again.
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He also says the firm tends to fund more mature seed-stage deals, meaning companies that have moved past the paper-napkin phase and can prove that their product or service is gaining some early traction.
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AND I MISS WORKING WITH THE YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS SO GETTING INVOLVED WITH COMPANIES EARLIER IS SOMETHING THAT I CAN SEE MYSELF DOING BUT I WOULDN'T RULE OUT GETTING INVOLVED WITH A MORE MATURE COMPANY, AS WELL.
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"If you have something that has a super-great texture, but it doesn't have the flavor, it's only going to be a momentary enjoyment, not a lasting impact," Danforth says in support of more mature beef.
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"The efforts of closing down unprofitable routes are obviously starting to pay off, in addition to the fact that existing routes are becoming more mature and thereby perform better," Danske Bank analysts said in a note.
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Another interesting aspect Morgan Stanley found was that many of the large cap internet companies based executive compensation on qualitative measures over quantitative ones, which is different from more mature sectors, like the US telecom sector.
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They offer up to 2,000 subscribers for free and have all the extras you'll need, like open tracking and templating to give you the data to know when it's time to graduate to something more mature.
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Part of it was because of her brisk rise through the ranks: She joined the corps de ballet in 2002 and by 2005 she was a principal and dancing with the more mature Joaquin De Luz.
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Electric vehicle manufacturers "are in a much more mature place than two years ago or even last year," said Axel Schmidt, a senior managing director at the consulting firm Accenture who focuses on the auto industry.
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As part of the deal, Delta is acquiring a minority equity stake in Wheels Up.The deal shows how Delta is pursuing growth opportunities outside of its main wheelhouse as the US aviation market becomes more mature.
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Buy it at your own risk if you want something different and have the money to spend, but in a year or so, expect foldable devices to be cheaper and look and feel even more mature.
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One key would be for the social network to overcome Big Tech's traditional antipathy to paying dividends, as more mature leaders like Microsoft, Intel, and, in 22, Apple did after a long hiatus from offering one.
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But the voice of their omniscient narrator, who will occasionally pull back from the action to make larger comments about our ideas of morality and "doing good," is much more mature and mournful, marked by regret.
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As George told me, Microsoft believes that as IoT becomes a more mature technology, more and more of the intelligence will get pushed out to the edge — and stream analytics marks Microsoft's first effort in this area.
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Double feature: "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" (1962) John Ford's Western allegory, starring a more mature Stewart opposite John Wayne, explores very American themes of heroism through a darker frontier lens (Available to stream on Starz).
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"There are many companies that can offer a better work-life balance, because they are larger and more mature or in industries that are not so voraciously competitive," Musk said in a company-wide email last week.
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More Mature Machine LearningImage: QualcommIf you tuned in to the Pixel 2 announcement back in the fall, you'd have seen Google CEO Sundar Pichai spend 73 minutes talking about the importance of machine learning in mobiles devices.
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Entrepreneurial expansion outside the country is on the rise as the startup ecosystem becomes more mature, and against a backdrop of unprecedented levels of global investment coming into Brazil from China, Japan, Europe, Silicon Valley and beyond.
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Still, JMP "remains on the sidelines until we see an inflection point of the faster growing businesses become large enough to offset the decline in the more mature business and return of organic revenue growth," McDowell wrote.
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"I always liked to dress fun and comfortable, and if anything, it's grown up with me; it's just gotten more mature as I've gotten older," says Khalifa, whose eye for fashion has rubbed off on his offspring.
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The White Horse is among the more-mature-but-still-fun drinking establishments that University of Texas graduates move on to, along with the bars on East Sixth, West Sixth, or Rainey Street—the closest drinking districts.
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"We are continuing to see a strong level of demand in both branch-based lending and guarantor loans while in the more mature home credit market, demand remains steady," NSF Chief Executive Officer John van Kuffeler said.
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Up until now, the majority of his roles have been youthful, and the 32-year-old actor was eager to take on the role of Gareth, saying he relishes the challenge of playing a more mature character.
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Steam fights for future of game stores and streaming Flush with Fortnite cash, Epic has relied on two things to grow its storefront, which began (and remains) rather lackluster compared to its more mature and popular competitors.
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There's an all-new story, too, offering its own spin on the Spider-Man lore with an older, more mature version of the character — but if we're being honest, we're pretty much just here for the webslinging.
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QVC also hopes to pick up some of the customers that are being left behind in the wake of Sears and JCPenny locations shuttering and focusing on a slightly more mature demographic than online outposts are targeting.
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They've been able to diversify away from men, [which] were 70 percent of the business, so that's clearly a growth runway here whereas other brands are a bit more mature and have had a tougher time diversifying.
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Flory said the Tour calculations for corn work best with more mature ears, since additional ear growth or tip back – when the kernels do not fill out to the end of the ear – are much less likely.
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During later seasons, a more mature Michael developed feelings for an employee — but Lundquist said that Michael's relationship with Holly is entirely different from his relationship with Jan, even though similar power dynamics were still at play.
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Driving that value will be early-stage startup companies like CloudDDM and MakeTime, and more mature 3D printing services companies like the New York-based Shapeways and its earlier-stage compatriot in the Big Apple, Voodoo Manufacturing.
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In fact, the group were initially called The Sugababies, with the name changed to Sugababes to give them a more mature image (and perhaps better reflect the fact that 16-year-old girls are not, scientifically, babies).
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"We've gotten much more mature in our ability to respond," said Steven L. Smith, an Intel vice president who was closely involved in the Pentium crisis and is now overseeing its handling of the new security issues.
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"Internally, we've been referring to the Hers brand and aesthetic as the more refined, badass sister of Hims," said Hilary Coles, the brand lead for Hers, a little sister more mature than her womp-womp elder brother.
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A wider cause is the UAE's apparent decision to pivot towards narrower national interests, casting itself as the more mature partner that can stabilise the region, even if it means cutting losses and moving on without Riyadh.
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All first-time loans sit on Tala's own books, while loans made to customers in more mature markets like Kenya are off-balance-sheet, asset-backed loans sold to large large institutional investors such as Colchis Capital.
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White, who formerly led marketing at Apple's Beats Electronics and oversaw the Nike account at ad agency Wieden and Kennedy, told Business Insider that the cannabis industry is poised to move into a new, more mature phase.
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And we should be prepared to say that there are some uses that we should never permit and there are some uses that we should not allow until the technology is more mature than it is today.
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Considering the Spurs just signed Patty Mills—potentially a more mature Forbes clone—to a four-year, $50 million contract, it's fair to assume his stellar play is a bit of a surprise in San Antonio, too.
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"Although the British menswear market continues to perform well, growth is slowing as the market is becoming more mature while a reliance on discounting is holding back value growth," Samantha Dover, Senior Retail Analyst at Mintel, said.
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Mayer, who also tours with Dead & Company and collaborates with comedian Dave Chappelle for their Controlled Danger shows, went on to tell Billboard that it's actually "very freeing" to be in a more mature place in his life.
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For the arguably more mature members of Trump's administration emerging from Washington's poorly-lit corridors of power to come under the harsh scrutiny of European allies this week, the apparent buffoonery is excess baggage they could do without.
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We are much bigger, much more mature as a company as we go public, and if you do look at the growth rates, our audience is growing 33% on a year on year basis, transactions are growing 36%.
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It becomes imperative, therefore, for local device makers to have the most up to date spec sheet the whole year round — there's no room for once-a-year releases like there is in the more mature Western markets.
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And they asserted that after close to a decade spent growing up and settling into a more mature corporate culture, Chen has thrown the organization into chaos in a rush to bring it back to startup-esque idealism.
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Twelve of the 14 pods were running HTC Vive headsets, but tucked in the rear of the gaming floor — where an IMAX representative said it will keep its more mature content — were two pods for John Wick Chronicles.
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The window to sell pureed fruits and vegetables to any new parent is but a few short months — typically peaking when an infant is 0.603 months to 9 months old — before they move on to more mature foods.
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Perry's Fred Andrews would certainly have his hands full with Dylan McKay, the character Perry portrayed on the OG teen soap, but don't think Perry's new, more mature role means people have forgotten about his most iconic one.
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GOEI: WELL, I THINK CABLEVISION BEING IN A MORE MATURE HIGHLY PENETRATED MARKET OBVIOUSLY IS NOT GOING TO SEE THE SAME REVENUE GROWTH METRICES AS A SUDDENLINK, BUT WE THINK WE CAN DO THINGS ON THE REVENUE SIDE.
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We are much bigger, much more mature as a company as we go public, and if you do look at the growth rates, our audience is growing 33% on a year-on-year basis, transactions are growing 36%.
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And then there's the Harry Potter / Toy Story playbook, where the creators try to let their franchise grow up a little alongside its audience, using the same characters, but darkening the tone and reaching toward more mature themes.
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Disney has even hinted as much, with the company highlighting in the past few days the different roles it intends for Hulu and Disney+, with Hulu offering more mature content, and even the potential for a joint bundle.
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The app's advertising business in the U.S. is still nascent, partly because it can't yet give marketers the same kind of precision and tools they get with some of the more mature social apps like YouTube and Instagram.
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Network executives were worried about turning off kids or some adult portion of the audience that wasn't interested in intellectually challenging material, and they grew steadily more skittish about the kinds of more mature storytelling Serling specialized in.
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