Although I use the word "morph" lightly in my case, some scientists believe that couples who've been together for a long time literally start to morph into each other.
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Or the weird way people eventually morph into their partners?
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Sophie is my smallest, she's a spider morph royal python.
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Other beings drape over or morph into tables and chairs.
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S. trade frictions would morph into a broader financial war.
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Mr. Kagan had an ability to morph with the times.
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Excuse me.. RADDATZ: And why did it morph into that?
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What prompted the site to morph into its current form?
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Token sales are here to stay but they will morph.
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He's what really made the group morph into one organism.
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Eventually their isolated movements morph into ballet steps and shapes.
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The issue is whether this will morph into something bigger.
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We're talking about the bigger issues, what you morph into.
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The company is also bringing its PowerPoint Designer and Morph tools, which let you spruce up and animate PowerPoint slides, from Windows 10 over to iOS, starting first with Morph and then Designer later on.
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It'll continue to morph and we may never know what's real.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Two behemoth retailers are beginning to morph.
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Pornography would morph into a pervasive force that changed human intimacy.
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Over two dozen women will slowly, secretly morph into Instagram influencers.
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Her cool girl image began to morph in other, darker ways.
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Somehow, the two respective answers morph to form one, sensible answer.
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So you'd morph the psychopathy face onto my photograph, for instance.
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Without that barrier, the disease can morph, making existing medications ineffective.
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When economic resentments are not addressed, they morph in ugly ways.
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The Congo River is always changing, as sandbanks morph and shift.
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I remember ages ago, the word "evil" was purloined, and it's been very bewildering to me watching the word "refugee" morph into the word "immigrant" morph into the word "terrorist" within the space of nine months.
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They've taken off their uniforms and have to morph into something else.
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This NFC functionality would eventually morph into Nintendo's incredible successful Amiibo lineup.
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Sifting data to seek terrorists can easily morph into looking for dissidents.
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Sixty-eight percent of volunteers thought the 50-50 morph was legit.
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What I'm wondering is: Can that false fact morph into something bigger?
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With films like these, sometimes the story can morph into the history.
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Jones, this broad populist starting point can morph into a baroque comic
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Now Obama didn't suddenly morph into Glow-bama for any 'ol reason.
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No, this website didn't just morph into The Onion before your eyes.
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I can't wait to see what the kimono will morph into next.
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In earlier versions of Android, the blobs would bend, twist, and morph.
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A legitimate World Series contender would morph into the team to beat.
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And counterterrorism officials say ISIS could morph into a new, lethal incarnation.
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Anti-Semitism continues to morph, like a carcinogenic tumor on humankind's DNA.
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His classmates — needless to say, Hitler Youth — morph into 17th-century mercenaries.
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Our beliefs are powerful in that we unknowingly morph thoughts into facts.
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Leftover black beans morph into bean dip with raw vegetables and pita.
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We watched him morph from that child into a somewhat awkward teenager.
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I haven't needed chemo, but it can morph into the deadly version.
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Trios form, then morph into quartets before splitting into teams of two.
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Then a carbon tax could morph into a popular — and populist — solution.
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I don&apost know how this will morph and who will become what.
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The surprise at seeing one object morph into something else is incredibly fun.
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We've seen celebrities, grandmas and even babies morph into the long-tongued pup.
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Their relationship starts to morph once Laura becomes engaged and Amelia gets jealous.
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It's a full-size consumer drone that happens to morph for easer transportation.
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What's been the craziest thing that's happened at a Morph party so far?
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You have to morph and change and develop, and in our case, grow.
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Store-bought halloween costume, reminiscent of a bro-y ass morph suit: check.
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As she ages, her childhood imagination and brashness morph into something more sinister.
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It may even morph this dispute into a full-blown nuclear crisis. Why?
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News coverage and social media outrage will morph into a positive feedback loop.
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Hell would sooner morph into a colossal iceberg before I'd consider accepting it.
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And so – and then we're -- but the branches change in size, they morph.
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Hillary Clinton wants to allow — RADDATZ: And why did it morph into that?
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Hillary Clinton wants to allow — MR: And why did it morph into that?
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On songs like "If You Know You Know," he sometimes raps so crisply and sparsely — "A rapper turned trapper can't morph into us/But a trapper turned rapper can morph into Puff" — that he almost feels disconnected from the song's rhythm.
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This puts to rest notions that Trump will morph into a "globalist" on trade.
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Desert Island and Morph, meanwhile, take an app-centric approach to screen-time reduction.
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But those ideas rapidly morph into 1984-worthy slogans, with a philosophy to match.
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Have you ever wished your favorite cookie would morph with your favorite chewy candy?
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Things like morph into slick cars and argue about the future of the 'verse.
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And then these conversations kind of morph at midyear 2016 into a dossier conversation.
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She wrote dreamlike songs that threatened to morph into nightmares at a moment's notice.
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Her characters morph into animals, and women grow the bodies of lions or birds.
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"It's got to morph into a different system in the long run," Claxton said.
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The problem is when ideals morph into those of the upside-down MAGA universe.
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ISIS and its jihadi derivatives will morph into local insurgencies in Iraq and Syria.
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And it could, in our age of image acceleration, morph again in a nanosecond.
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And the Louvre des Antiquaires is to morph into the Fondation Cartier in 2023.
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What if you could buy one camera that can actually morph into different cameras?
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So now they go and morph into, 'Let's inspect every deal he's ever done.
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The Ricketts group's goal may morph into helping down-ballot Republicans up for reelection.
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A picture on a screen can quickly morph into a sculpture, and vice versa.
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Still, U.S. military leaders warn Islamic State will likely morph into a more classic insurgency.
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Nobody knows what makes a single genetic mutation morph into all the symptoms Grace experiences.
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We're in control as we're animating their story, so we can morph and shape reality.
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It took two years, but Sensel finally managed to start shipping the Morph to backers.
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This raises the possibility that a Brexit delay might eventually morph into a Brexit revote.
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Will this this one-off transactional coupling morph into the dark ship of our nightmares?
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They begin as a family's helper but can morph into the chief witness against them.
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It will morph again, finding its feet where the world is shakiest, tapping into change.
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Where its ports and keyboard morph and adapt perfectly to the needs of every user.
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Buns the color of milk and honey morph into sofas, blankets and a chic overcoat.
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During his presidential run, Neukirch watched his campaign manager, Egghead, morph into a dirty trickster.
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The crackdown alienated many in the local population and violent jihadist groups started to morph.
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If untreated, it can morph into high-altitude cerebral edema once you reach extreme altitude.
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Guardian as it made a Herculean attempt to morph from a mid-sized British newspaper
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But he doesn't think the air pocket will morph into a black hole for stocks.
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America's heartthrob ends up looking like he's fighting crime in a Party City morph suit.
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I got high on meth because I wanted to morph into a completely different person.
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And obviously it's a great source for images, which then easily morph into other modes.
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While its infrastructure and organisation may morph beyond recognition, its essential output must be preserved.
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It's just continued to morph into an even more worse version of the 903s. Yeah.
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In my latest project, Orchid, I use technicolor morph suits to discuss privacy and disappearance.
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This is not a candidate apt to morph into Bernie Sanders in the White House.
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That leaves time for the Yellow Ranger to mightily morph into a confident young lesbian.
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An intellect in the shadows, he helped ISIS to survive and morph over the years.
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The display itself bends and creases, so that the device can morph into something smaller.
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Without oversight, however, even the most sensible hurricane packages morph into reckless, pork-filled endeavors.
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So we kind of morph and meld depending on the different scenarios, contexts, and campaigns.
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Different devices will have have different display configurations and it's important Android can morph appropriately.
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This central duet isn't romantic, but shows how destruction and conflict can morph into hope.
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For Harris, the terrain of the primary race has suddenly threatened to morph into quicksand.
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While it wouldn't be impossible for suburbs to morph into NORCs, it wouldn't be easy.
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After 20, most of our tastes just blend and morph into one huge, throbbing mass.
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It's mesmerizing to watch the folds of red and gold fabric morph to resemble you.
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"We hope the trade war won't morph into global recession," wrote a steel maker manager.
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JSPORT: The first thought that comes to mind as to why I wanted Morph to happen is a selfish one, simply because Morph is a party that I want to attend, featuring artists that I want to see within an environment that makes me comfortable.
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I watched the tenor of our social media posts morph from smug to incredulous to despondent.
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They've grown up with active shooter drills, watched protocol morph in response to the latest tragedy.
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Lines turn into backgrounds and geometric shapes morph to frame the contents of a new scene.
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As it did with email, though, our love of group chat will eventually morph into loathing.
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Like stem cells, they can divide indefinitely and morph into any cell type in our body.
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At one point, the characters' faces visibly morph as they sit for portraits, aging by decades.
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There's no collusion, so now they morph into, let's inspect every deal he has ever done.
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Too often we have watched a 'Statesman', once elected, morph into just another self-serving politician.
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Photos will morph depending on your own preferences, says Anil Sabharwal, who runs the Photos team.
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We've even watched it grow and morph into the unstoppable unicorn food, and mermaid food trends.
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And many worry that even today's "AI-lite" has the capacity to morph into a monster.
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But you, still, are positive that media can morph into this in this noisy, angry... Absolutely.
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The longer-term problem, though, is that a capital problem can morph into a liquidity problem.
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And they morph into states' rights activists when they want to shield illegal immigrants from deportation.
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By November, Brangelina was just beginning to morph into the power family it came to be.
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Or are we going morph into a country that is of, for and by the government?
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The artist's fascination with photos and the happenstance morph into a new image with a smartphone.
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Flip over to a Memphis Grizzlies game and watch Grit N' Grind morph into Fizz's Fun.
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As you near these islands, the shredded papers gradually morph into actual geography (trees, grass, etc.).
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Schumer wants to be Senate majority leader, and ranking members yearn to morph into committee chairs.
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But there will be competition for memory space, CPU cycles — or whatever those concepts morph into.
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The challenge with a morph is crossing this line of believability, making something unrealistic look realistic.
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"Cyber" comes from the pre-internet science of cybernetics, while "morph" comes from the word metamorphosis.
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She likens anti-Semitism to a cancer that finds different places to morph and manifest itself.
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How did that tradition morph into the fact-averse, conspiracy-mongering grift that it is today?
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"Children don't morph into new people just because the family is on vacation," Dr. Saltz said.
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But the rivalry has become less toxic and even appeared to morph into a friendly competition.
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Over on Reddit, users surmise how the scanners read values in order to morph the sound.
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Those larval ticks then morph into the nymph stage and stay dormant through the following winter.
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The company would morph into a Silicon Valley version of a state-owned, Soviet-era automaker.
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If Wikramanayake can morph Macquarie the way her predecessors have done, look for that to change.
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Yes, Schumer's Renee is an inconsistent character whose core morals seem to morph throughout the movie.
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You are going to need a morph suit for this, which you will need to buy.
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Voting for Macron is purely wishful thinking that he can somehow morph into a different person.
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He pointed out that one important question is whether the outbreak will morph into a pandemic.
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Just waiting for a new nozzle to arrive, for example, can morph into a major setback.
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By then, the foldable phone may morph into a bendable or a scrollable phone — who knows?
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Performed live, his songs morph into extended jams that spotlight Bruner and his trio's remarkable virtuosity.
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Anyone who has woken from a nightmare knows that shapes and colors morph in the dark.
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But seeing porn morph into a force pushing body diversity is a noteworthy and meaningful shift.
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" 'The bottom line: "This puts to rest notions that Trump will morph into a 'globalist' on trade.
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Some of my quieter friends morph into type-A managers, directing the group to finish needed tasks.
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CAVUTO: Now, how do know he won&apost, whoever is picked doesn&apost morph into something else?
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Over the course of two decades, we've witnessed the public's disturbed disposition morph into a macabre curiosity.
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Anyone who believes that Trump will morph into anything resembling a traditional politician will be sorely disappointed.
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Take a morph with increased reflexes and a hardened skeleton, or this flying tank loaded with weapons.
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Along the way, their start-up Folk Story would morph into Just Family and then into Chatbooks.
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Some actors go to impressive lengths to morph into the characters they're preparing to play on screen.
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Swadia As the researchers advanced their understanding of 23ve's operations, it continued to morph to avoid detection.
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It's just a patent and most of the time, patents never morph into anything beyond elementary drawings.
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About a month ago he reached out to Eads, asking if he could "morph" the artist's work.
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The Morph with one overlay is $153, and the Music Maker Bundle with three overlays is $215.
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The game's protagonist, a young boy who can (inexplicably) morph into a bird, intrigued me at first.
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Correction: A previous version of this article said both PowerPoint Designer and Morph were available for iOS.
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And this is the point at which mild-mannered space junk experts improbably morph into techno-visionaries.
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Otherwise, the stock options morph into non-qualified options, and exercising them can trigger costly capital gains.
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Instead, IS will continue to demonstrate its ability to adapt, adjust and morph to its new reality.
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And so the little girl does morph into the old man in the background of the scene?
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We'd even have to morph images because we wouldn't get a take that was clean of thrusting.
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BUBBLY Things morph into each other, and before we know it, it's 6 o'clock and drinks time.
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The same performers step out of the frame to morph into the other residents of Jane's home.
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In a sense, the Morph is as much a way of proving that Sensel's technology truly works.
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A lot of guys will layer two separate pieces, and we wanted to morph them into one.
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At first they are painted eyes, but then they morph into collaged videos of real human eyes.
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Under the circumstances, he warned, political systems that were "not sufficiently democratic" could easily morph into dictatorships.
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Working with up to three models at once, Willis has them embrace, contort, and morph into one.
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But as the weeks went by, I saw the raw grief and loss morph into self-pity.
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The vibe was about as '224s as parachute-pants-wearing Transformers that morph into ALF singing Megadeth.
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Understanding this concept is crucial to understanding why Gamergate was able to morph into the alt-right.
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IPOs won't disappear, but direct listings are poised to gain greater acceptance and morph into hybrid forms.
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And the ability to morph with the moment is a defining characteristic of Ms. Winston Wolkoff's life.
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The whispers morph into jeers, and the progressively, dangerously impatient crowd howls for the show to begin.
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No. I don't think that ... I don't see how that ... I mean, does it morph into something?
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The weightless CGI-fest begins to bleed together and morph into an exercise in risk-averse repetition.
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In trend talk, this is called a "morph" — what happens when one trend gives birth to another.
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He hallucinated zombies, gore, and saw the faces of strangers morph into those of people he knew.
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It might, over time, morph into something far less humanlike, as it becomes immersed in its new environment.
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The beautiful thing about aging, I've found, is that these childish projections never quite go away; they morph.
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Day to Day, but in goals setting I think they should share the responsibility… They need to morph.
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It's these very financial issues that can morph into a form of abuse and control in a relationship.
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Sky Zone planned to be one kind of business, but necessity forced it to morph into something else.
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Eyes Control Light and Sound in a Cybernetic Feedback Experience Virtual Chemicals Morph in a Mesmerizing 3D Video
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When we talk about "being open," relationships morph from systems into spaces—ones we must design and navigate.
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Sensel is offering $210 off the Morph, a touch-sensitive pad with an array of mappable rubber overlays.
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If browsers turned into platforms in just a decade, how might they morph over the next 10 years?
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I would see these clients morph into another person, and I loved having something to do with that.
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For some reason I'll latch onto the end of the conversation and it'll morph into something completely different.
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Jerusalem itself, the holiest city for the three Abrahamic religions, continues to morph — both demographically and, crucially, geographically.
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As this new era begins, the telecom metric of ARPU will morph into ARPC (average revenue per car).
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Meanwhile the routine productivity hacks that ease the work day can morph and migrate to our personal lives.
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However, when you factor in social anxiety, otherwise manageable panic can easily morph into a debilitating inner dialogue.
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But unskilled workers who lost out to competition from overseas are not about to morph into rocket-scientists.
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Also, he said there's always a potential for ISIS to essentially morph into something else in the future.
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PowerPoint got a really interesting Morph feature last year, and Microsoft is introducing a similar Zoom addition today.
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You can't morph video of your face into the style of whatever random painting or sculpture suits you.
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Once he tacitly accepted the party's embrace, he began to morph from a conservative stalwart to an opportunist.
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First were two reports in which we concluded that unchecked climate change can morph into an existential threat.
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This neurological effect can also lead to nonsensical hallucinations that morph from one image into another, Giordano adds.
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Up close, the fascinating surfaces of pieces like "Untitled (Door to the Herrenzimmer)" (1978) morph into abstract paintings.
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The series start out with this one idea, and sometimes the idea will morph while I'm painting it.
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It had its premiere last June, but this interconnected suite of dances has continued to morph and grow.
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Was it worth entirely discarding him for his sins — especially when those transgressions seemed to morph over time?
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How does now unstick itself and become the past, and when does the future morph into the present?
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Even more important: Is the structure holding government actors accountable when biases morph into wrongdoing and even corruption?
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Once you get into the groove, cooking dinner can morph from a dreaded chore into a beautiful dance.
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The risk is that it will morph into a self-inflicted recession, no matter what the Fed does.
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It was an experience I hadn't enjoyed since first seeing Steve Rogers morph into Captain America in 2011.
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The moors start to morph scarlet and gold, and you can stride across them without meeting a soul.
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When he returns, the rotation, as long it stays together, could continue to morph into a generational force.
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"There's nothing better than being a beginner," Mullen orates, as Sendra's drawings twist and morph along with his narrative.
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Basically, I'm going to morph into a hag if I don't moisturize and possibly look younger if I do.
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On a Mac, however, typing emoji isn't quite so straightforward — after all, a physical keyboard doesn't morph so easily.
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Bodies float in an open-air atrium, while hallways will morph and change direction as you walk through them.
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Textured claymation beautifully visualizes entropy and evolution: Columns topple, marbled blobs morph into little aliens, clay men shed skin.
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ISIS may morph into something else -- just as Osama bin Laden's Arab mujahideen became al Qaeda and ultimately ISIS.
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When any kind of transformation happens in terms of a character, your face starts to morph into that character.
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Some have even suggested that the book tour could, as her last one did, morph into another presidential campaign.
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Stocks could only go higher if the current earnings slowdown doesn't morph into a full-on recession, Barclays said.
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But the last two years have demonstrated that conspiratorial beliefs can morph into concerning—or worse—real-world actions.
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Sadly you won't be able to use this technology to morph a Millennium Falcon into the Death Star – yet.
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Other functions could gradually be added so that the ESM would morph into a full-fledged euro-zone treasury.
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I've actually done more projects with potatoes, such as a potato morph, where my head turns into a potato.
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With strategic accessorizing and smart footwear choices, you can morph your LBG (Long Black Gown) into almost any look.
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And that seems like wise advice for a strain that can morph quickly, partially outwitting our carefully-developed vaccines.
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The new version will let you just shoot in the default iPhone camera and then morph them into Boomerangs.
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Washington (CNN)Americans should anticipate more military operations in Africa as the war on terrorism continues to morph, Sen.
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His band, which would later morph without him into The Walkmen, had been playing together since they were kids.
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But with an eight-hour runtime, The Act's efforts to maintain accuracy quickly morph from due diligence to exploitation.
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"There's no collusion, so now they go and morph into 'let's inspect every deal he's ever done,' " he said.
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The Morph took up a chunk of the area, including a musician using different pads to play songs live.
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There are, however, lots of pyrotechnics, models wielding power tools, and a weird figure dressed in a morph suit.
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But as the show goes on, and the decades roll back, they morph into their younger, more optimistic selves.
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I doubt there will be a day that 1D is over—it will just slowly morph into something else.
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Just take a look at the slow reveal from this clip: The glasses, the yellow morph suit, the pants.
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A candidate who has been uneven on debate stages and the campaign trail does not suddenly morph into Churchill.
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Or to morph into something more partisan, spraying ammunition at every favorite target and openly delighting in the chaos.
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Or, more precisely, it tells an origin story of a robot hero who can morph into a yellow car.
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Instead, keep your strategy tightly focused on your lifestyle, but high-level enough to morph and change as required.
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It is unlikely that Weld, Walsh or Sanford will morph into a modern-day Reagan, Kennedy or even Buchanan.
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Today's Murphy beds morph into desks or couches, and coffee tables can expand to become dining or work tables.
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That is, existing web-based distribution firms could organically morph into music labels (by targeting younger, less established artists).
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We make and drink far too many Manhattans that eventually morph into bourbon on the rocks (water is remembered).
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What all of this entails is for Trump to morph from a cowboy candidate to a controlled candidate. 220006.
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The board has detachable extensions that allow kids to morph it from a skateboard to a scooter with ease.
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So Australia is, in a sense, responsible for the creation of what would later morph into the Mueller investigation.
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TRUMP: We do, we're going to morph into it it's going to happen at some point in the future.
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"Of course, those can morph into 'serious proposals'" if leadership decides to adopt and flesh out those broad ideas.
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The animator, Gary Cureton, has directed episodes of Morph and created characters for Wallace & Gromit and Jim Henson's Creature Shop.
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Topological objects are things that could morph into each other through squishing or stretching, while still retaining certain innate properties.
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Shales admits it isn't a great video; the resulting face is more of a morph than a swap, he said.
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Paroxysm of Sublime troubleshoots the turning point when all that is familiar begins to morph into something grotesque and nightmarish.
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" Olivia Cooke: "The two characters were so different, and then they kind of morph and separate again towards the end.
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Maurer's fan lights are made out of delicate paper forms that, because of light exposure, morph in color over time.
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Teenagers try on new interests like they change their outfits, as they morph into the adults they will eventually become.
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In the video, the engine releases a large plume of blue-and-yellow flames that morph shapes throughout the firing.
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What was Melonport will now morph into a new company called Madeeba to build tools on top of its creation.
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Morph transitions, SVG and 3D model support, play in-click sequence, and 4k video export are all coming to PowerPoint.
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Lovers morph into parents It seems obvious that adding a baby to a household is going to change its dynamics.
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Elena-as-Lewis slugged him in a moment of anger, causing Elena-as-Lewis to morph into the pub goer.
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My style has changed over the years, and I reckon it will continue to morph and evolve with the times.
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That will all depend on whether people care about a games system that can morph between handheld and home console.
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The game will live on despite them, and will morph to meet the sensibilities of an ever-changing national conscience.
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Bad fixed rules and norms morph into virtuous ones when they become useful, and vice versa when they become inconvenient.
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My bet is that it will not only take more time, it will morph from reform to a tax cut.
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While the internet is no longer a novelty, its place in our everyday lives will continue to morph and change.
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Charli and Kyary practically morph into a two-headed beast spitting out pitched-up vocals like a mouthful of sweets.
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Ulrich's paintings morph the human form with original supernatural oddities that draw inspiration from ancient mythology, alchemy, and cosmic reality.
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I hoped that maybe if I just kept going, the reality would somehow rise, or morph, to meet my fantasies.
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In real life, sharks are mainly non-aggressive creatures who barely resemble the evil killing machines they morph into onscreen.
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Since the last original Hummer came off of the production line, we've watched masculinity morph and create new dominant expressions.
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Give Chevy a few more years, and this mid-engine Corvette platform will likely morph into something even more competitive.
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President Trump has shown his mind to be a place where ideas and principles can morph without warning or explanation.
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The results are then projected on the dome's panels, where they blend and morph together in an ever-changing blur.
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Other plots he manipulates by adding nutrients or water to test how the ecosystems might morph in a warming world.
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Telecom companies are trying to morph into media powerhouses that control the distribution and creation of television and online content.
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Taken together, the poetic and critical artworks illustrate how we can't control our built environments, which inevitably morph and evolve.
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In actuality, they're manipulated by complex algorithms Villareal programs and then sets loose, allowing the patterns to iterate and morph.
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What starts out as the best, funniest trend can just as easily morph into a multi-headed Hydra in an instant.
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Yet the Pedestal chair produced by Knoll in 1956 was a microcosm of ideas that would morph into the bigger structure.
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But when they're up for the same promotion, their competitive and passive aggressive games morph into something more like sexual tension.
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As the process of impeaching Rousseff began to take off, MBL started to morph into the organization it's known as today.
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In 2008 the American and Iraqi forces booted al-Qaeda out of Mosul, only for it to morph into something worse.
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The Roli Seaboard Block and the Sensel Morph are midi controllers, devices that plug into a computer to trigger electronic sounds.
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But when they're up for the same promotion, their competitive and passive-aggressive games morph into something more like sexual tension.
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Next up is Morph, which is an Android launcher that shows different apps based on time of day or your location.
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As the notifications and messages overrun our lives, we need meditation to morph from a luxury into something anyone can experience.
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It's not every day we see a film release morph into a massive cultural movement like we've seen with Black Panther.
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Left unregulated and misunderstood, they will continue to morph in structure and implementation until someone overclocks market risk and loses money.
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That's because the incredible artist has managed to morph herself into a myriad of divine women spanning multiple religions and cultures.
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Sethi acknowledges that NEXT will morph to include the newly integrated performing arts programs and "other GW creative disciplines" as well.
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Granted, we should hardly expect Hillary to morph into an ardent fetus-fancier; she has zero political incentive to do so.
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Our flu vaccines are bred in laboratories months in advance, so the virus has ample time to morph during that period.
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Perspectives shift in these quivering landscapes where shapes morph and repeat, but what you see is always believable, and always grounded.
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Nick: It's undoubtedly improving the show to see characters morph into uglier versions of themselves, even if it hurts to watch.
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But that message has taken a sharper edge in Cleveland, as those critiques morph into an intense desire for her arrest.
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It could morph into a vital part of the rally — one that affects the investments at money management firms across America.
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More flu-virus interaction creates more opportunity for a virus to morph into a new strain capable of hopping into humans.
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How does one of the most popular and widely respected political figures of an era morph into a political Humpty Dumpty?
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"Of all the core issues, security is the one issue that did morph over time," one senior White House official said.
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But the emotionally charged landscape of social media can also make it easy for heightened awareness to morph into downright panic.
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It was, in other words, nothing compared to ER, which could randomly morph into an action movie at any given moment.
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It likely dashes any lingering hopes from mainstream Republicans that the billionaire will morph into a more polished or traditional candidate.
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Look, the worst-case scenario is that we morph a short-run, intensely negative shock, which this is, there's no question.
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Mr. Trump also said that he supported allowing immigrants known as Dreamers to "morph into" citizens over 10 to 12 years.
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Still, Peña's nonstop dancers, as they mirror each other and morph into a single being, offer much to see and consider.
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Her neurotic adaptations to ongoing grief — including strange headaches and a mania for horoscopes — at some point morph into something else.
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It is true that the Patriots' offense is notable for how it can morph week to week and season to season.
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By doing so, it may lessen the risk that the supply-side shock from coronavirus will morph into a demand shock.
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An investigation into Trumpworld for collusion, moreover, could morph into the equivalent of looking for bacteria on a pile of dung.
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Catcalling is another problem that women face frequently, and it can quickly morph from a microaggression into a full-out aggression.
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There are certain communities that pick and choose words and morph them into something that only they'll be able to use.
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Additionally, questions about the Trump administration's justification for the Soleimani strike refuse to die down as its explanations continue to morph.
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But the "t," in "periodt," spelled that way for emphasis and to mimic a black speech pattern is not a morph.
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Her necklace consists of 265 different components, printed in resin, of pearl-shaped spheres that morph into shapes faceted like diamonds.
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There's something about watching the soap slowly expand, morph through the air, and pop in a ripple effect that's especially soothing.
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Apartment rental or sublet hustles that scam victims out of deposits can morph into RV rental scams advertised on camper forums.
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Morph allows you to easily move several objects at once, making it easier to edit and rearrange content on PowerPoint slides.
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In doing this, the Nvidia researchers could effectively blend human features to generate faces that morph in surprising and impressive ways.
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However, pleasant daydreams will morph into paranoia around midday if you're not careful, so don't get carried away by your imagination.
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As I maybe should've guessed given Fleabag's ability to morph on a dime, Killing Eve is a little bit of both.
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Initially, they seem straightforward, but they quickly morph into something distinct and even peculiar and deliciously inexplicable, at least to me.
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The streaming revolution, which promised to break down lots of barriers in the TV industry, is beginning to morph into something else.
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For example, a sub can quickly morph into a salad if you ask for the sandwich to be prepared as a salad.
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The concept is still being developed, but the eventual goal would be wings that could morph in response to real-time conditions.
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But in fact, it takes one man, one party, one vote to break longstanding traditions of constitutionalism, and the system can morph.
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FARC's leaders have been coy on policy details but are expected to morph the group into a party rooted in Marxist ideals.
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President Trump said Wednesday the White House immigration plan would let protections for younger immigrants "morph into" citizenship in 10–12 years.
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DJ, producer, and co-founder of Atlanta's MORPH party, Leonce shared a new EP today on Los Angeles label Fade to Mind.
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I'm either the only feminist that many of these people have seen or I somehow managed to morph into a hatred icon.
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Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown said he has watched "a brand morph into a movement" since the company's explosive IPO in May.
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In such cases, the virus may morph into a form that can cause paralysis -- just as the wild strain of poliovirus can.
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The Topeak Road Morph G Mini Pump combines the performance of a floor pump with the portable size of a mini pump.
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In 3D modeling this item is called a "morph," which broadly refers to a method for changing the shape of 3D models.
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Shooting is mapped to the left shoulder button, and all weapon switches and Morph Ball activation is handled on the touch screen.
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In a sense, it's predictable that Jed Stiller and John McPheters would morph their retail store into a digital tour de force.
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If those things don't change, if they don't continue to morph, then no law on the books will really matter to anybody.
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Here, a highly subjective (and in some cases exaggerated) list of who and what seemed to morph into someone or something else.
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"Crudo" begins as a piece of conceptual swagger, only to morph into something far more intimate and in some ways more exceptional.
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It wasn't until years later, after he'd received several promotions and then eventually retired, that the joke would morph into something serious.
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But I think we're excited with the phase-one trade deal that's coming together, and we're excited to morph into phase two.
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Neeraj Agrawal: Jyoti Bansal: Whitney Bouck: It isn't just about revenue — the measures of success at all phases have to somewhat morph.
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Silver beads morph into droplets of water that are sprayed across paintings as big as billboards — a format she has used twice.
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Atlantic writer Robinson Meyer, who coined "Berniebro," saw the term morph into something that had little in common with his original intention.
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"Trumpism" is far from a political philosophy, and no think tank of smart people ("brains") could possibly morph it into substantive policy.
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Because traffic patterns morph constantly, the challenge is to gather and analyze vehicle flows quickly enough for the data to be useful.
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In Spain, Barcelona faced C.D. Tacón, the club that will, over the next couple of years, morph into Real Madrid's women's team.
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The car could be even more instrumental than the Model 3 for Tesla's efforts to morph into a mass market car manufacturer.
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Because Trump is about to morph into a Category 5 if the so-called blue wave doesn't sweep through on November 6.
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Several of its isolated fragments of melody seemed designed to morph and spin away from the opening motifs, the quicker the better.
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When temperatures plummet, my lips morph into what can only be described as scorched earth inflamed by blustery dry air and winds.
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As tech has moved into the area, the once shady neighborhood has started to morph, though there are still some rough patches.
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In other words: Under Xi, China is not simply going to morph into a Western-style liberal democracy as it grows wealthier.
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They can seem beautiful one moment, fascinating the next, and then suddenly morph in our imagination, becoming the result of a terrible disaster.
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The game emphasizes immortality and "resleeving"—that is, copying or uploading your mind/consciousness and downloading it into a new morph, or body.
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Sooner or later, al-Qaeda will morph again and turn back to global terrorism, with all the expanded resources now available to it.
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In a kind of mirror image, outraged suspicion is mounting that the Trump Organisation could morph into a vast global network of cronyism.
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Those comment reels can morph into chat-like threads on desktop that stay with you for swifter replies as you browse the site.
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Dr. Seuss-style characters melt and morph into one another in a new music video for the D.C-based alt-rock band Sneaks.
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"The war is beginning to morph," Graham also said, noting that there would be more -- "not less" --operations like the one in Niger.
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Huawei calls this Morpho Aurora, because the gradient does indeed morph and change depending on the angle you look at the phone from.
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It's really cool to see the environment and the city suddenly morph and change all around a single 5-mile loop in Montana.
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These mosquitoes then breed and produce more eggs to be harvested, which are grown in water-filled trays until they morph into larvae.
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Somehow, the pastel-colored blue and pink egg appears to morph into something akin to a prehistoric frog or a mutant ninja turtle.
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Private listening allows you to morph things to your ear — there's no urgency to respond and no public expectations to uphold or reject.
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"If someone decides to morph John Goodman's character into a dramatic lead, a la Ed Asner's character, you might have something, " he said.
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Anger isn't just an emotion when women express it, and feelings don't morph into beliefs just because it's men who are expressing them.
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Maybe the surprising thing isn't that the party is starting to morph back into its original incarnation, but that it took this long.
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It also recently hired Marc Mezvinsky as its vice chairman, part of a wider effort to morph itself well beyond its venture roots.
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First there was a pizza ATM in Cincinnati, followed by the development of high-tech pizza boxes that morph into pipes and turntables.
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Ambrose goes digging, and as more and more skeletons (literal and figurative) start turning up, the story begins to morph into something bigger.
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The wisdom of each of those measures will be sorely tested now, as the coronavirus threatens to morph into a full-blown pandemic.
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My main concern is that lobbying management for improvements could morph into an excuse to play it safe and avoid a needed change.
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An inspection through binoculars of the lone peregrine falcon revealed the grayish underparts of the common cassini, and not the rarer pallid morph.
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As a 50-something woman, I know that memories of youthful experiences — particularly early sexual experiences — can morph over time in our minds.
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There is also a belief the protests could gather momentum and morph from having a more localized character to a more national one.
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The glare patterns of a chip bag, for example, morph dramatically when you view it from different angles in a brightly-lit room.
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At the same time, I have always thought it was extremely unwise to allow this feeling to morph into a campaign for independence.
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Anadol used machine learning to group photos and morph between them, creating flickering images of the city as recorded by many different people.
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Islamic State itself is also expected to morph into a more classic insurgency once it loses its final pockets of territory in Iraq.
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Xerox is soaring because it is making a bold bet to morph from a stodgy documents company into a more dynamic tech firm.
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Songs of summer can morph into omnipresent earworms that make you want to dig into your ear canal to make it all stop.
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For you, everything is within reach: from touchable McDonalds screens, to Uber, to photographic filters that can morph any face into an alien.
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Like, don't get me wrong, having my genitals covered in painful sores or having my cervix morph into cancer would be terrible. Undoubtedly.
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He sees music as "coherent matter" that can morph as time unfolds until it reaches a final stage with different timbres and distortion.
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Characters slide into the spaces between panels, the text on the page itself becomes part of the story, and photographs morph into paintings.
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When neutrinos interact with the ice beneath the observatory they morph into muons, which are charged and can then be identified by the detector.
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Oxidation is a finely balanced process, which means at high levels, antioxidants could morph into "pro-oxidants" and could create more damage, experts say.
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Instead, at the start of the movie, we see the four women morph from young versions of themselves into the women they are now.
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Some analysts also worry the standoff with the United States could morph into a technology war and put more strain on China's manufacturing sector.
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But behind the scenes, his political ideology was beginning to morph — and he was beginning to exert greater control on the management of Fidesz.
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These structures would be tested by any deal with North Korea; but history suggests they can morph in surprising ways if the will exists.
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One problem that has vexed HIV researchers is the potential for the virus to morph into drug-resistant versions when it's exposed to treatments.
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Perhaps, Davos needs to morph into a different beast — warmer, more open, and accessible to everyone especially those that are truly changing the world.
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Or your phone might use its ambient light sensor to notice the sun shining on it and morph its shape to shade your screen.
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Lines oscillate and coalesce into figures, which then morph into human and non-human forms, all of it soundtracked to an evolving electronic soundscape.
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Intel seems to be rather interested in observing how VR eventually morph into AR. Augmented reality is an exciting—if not suspiciously secretive—space.
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And in this case, backsliding likely means an escalation of violence that could easily morph into the sectarian murder-spree that occurred in 2014.
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How did a holiday that began as a way to honor the dead morph into just another ritual of over-the-top American consumption?
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It fails to address the hardest and most common cause of radicalization in the United States, when personal demons morph into ideologically driven violence.
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In time, he says, Dave could morph from a series of banking services tailored to millennials into a bank dedicated to that age group.
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But as they continue to develop, their colors morph into a beautiful emerald green with a pair of blue and yellow false eye spots.
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While such investments can sometimes morph into deals, as with Leonard Green & Partners LP's investment in BJ's Wholesale Club Inc, they often do not.
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Watching him morph into a pol in real time and wriggle away from the junior-varsity G.O.P. chuckleheads trying to tackle him is hypnotic.
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As the attack surface grows with IoT, we will see some Mobile and Endpoint security offerings morph to take advantage of this market opportunity.
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However many avocados you've smashed and Spiralised your way through, you're probably not going to morph into the three-eyed fish from The Simpsons.
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Then came the iPod, the trendy portable music player that legitimized the idea of digital music downloads and that helped morph Apple Computer, Inc.
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Tooms is an animal control worker from Baltimore [who is] able to stretch and morph his body to pass through the smallest air vents.
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You should be able to then smoothly morph that doughnut into the shape of a coffee cup without tearing or re-attaching any clay.
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Without ever acknowledging the transition, and later never holding for applause, characters morph into both piquant soloists and members of a celestial backup chorus.
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These are the worst-of-the-worst days, when pedestrians outpace cars, streets morph into parking lots and road rage flares at every turn.
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A flurry of last-minute deal-making means that Nafta will morph into the U.S.M.C.A. The new acronym doesn't exactly roll off the tongue.
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Just who are they anyway, these people with faces that morph with a change of the light, or a hat, or a camera angle?
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Heart-stopping performances Amy Adams, Patricia Clarkson, and Eliza Scanlen slowly but surely morph this murder mystery into a grim journey through unbearable trauma.
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They have started the same quarterback, Brady, for almost two decades, and yet morph from season to season and, especially, from game to game.
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A third type, beige fat, was identified some five years ago; during exercise, it receives messages from our muscles to morph into brown fat.
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The moves were remarkable for a small, unprofitable company that makes a selfie app that lets users morph into fairylike airbrushed versions of themselves.
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As such, the growth chart can easily morph from a couple of loosely relevant data points into a measure of our fitness as parents.
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Political pressure on the White House is quickly intensifying as the activism of Florida students begins to morph into a nationwide "never again" movement.
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One example is "The Originals," a spinoff of "The Vampire Diaries" that is about to morph into "Legacy," arriving on the CW in October.
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The city's increasingly abundant industrialized light, starting in the mid-21891s, caused the figurative honorific of the 21s to morph into a descriptive epithet.
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Doval used the programming language Processing and 3D computer graphics software Blender to manage the song data and morph it into peaks, valleys, and flowers.
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But the question remains: do we adopt pets that look like us or do owners and their pets slowly morph into each other over time?
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A home robot, Kim said, could easily morph into all manner of appliances, from vacuum to lawnmower to kitchen assistant, depending on what was attached.
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Multi-colored raindrop ripples morph into dynamic cellular structures, visualizing different biological processes in a hypnotizing new music video for Max Cooper's Order From Chaos.
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AIDS became the first epidemic in modern history to morph beyond a topic of public health into an issue of national and even international security.
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He was also attracted to the inspiring (but honestly unlikely) happy ending in Sapphire's novel Push, which he helped morph into the 2009 film Precious.
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Some of this radiation is energetic enough to spontaneously morph into pairs of electrons and positrons that then escape from the pulsar's strong magnetic grasp.
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How to jump accurately; how to collapse into the "morph ball" mode to move through narrow passageways; how to use missiles to open locked doors.
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There is a large red heart that might also have a head, which might be crowned with marshmallows that either morph from or into teeth.
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He points his phone at a passing window, and the reflections of the vehicles lined up behind him begin to flicker and morph as well.
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More experience, more determination, and more time in Thibodeau's vaunted system, could eventually morph Towns into the defensive player everyone envisioned during his rookie year.
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Jason Sudeikis snarks his way through this rom-com as Jake, a Columbia student who lost his virginity late, only to morph into a womanizer.
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Inevitably, therefore, #MeToo will morph into discussions about the absence of senior women from companies and gaps in average earnings between male and female workers.
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Over time, the fugazza would morph into the city's idiosyncratic pizza style: thick crust, crunchy dough, and handfuls of ingredients tossed on with reckless abandon.
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And it could be a result of the fact that amphibians start their lives out in the water and then morph to live on land.
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Though the holidays often start off with excitement, the feeling can very quickly morph into financial panic when it comes time to foot the bill.
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OVH is currently trying to morph its cloud offering into a leading alternative service to Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud and Alibaba Cloud.
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You don't morph into a totally different person when you're drunk, but certain personality traits might be more pronounced than they are when you're sober.
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Bomber Crew, Deep Rock Galactic, Strange Brigade, Vermintide 2, War Thunder, and X-Morph Defense will also all support keyboard and mouse later this month.
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At a much larger scale, Samsung has shown off a TV that can automatically morph from curved to flat with the push of a button.
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For the better part of the past decade, grocery stores have been undergoing a slow morph, from stores selling groceries to multi-pronged retail experiences.
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Saut is characterizing it as a "very short-term red flag" — one which will likely morph into a solid buying opportunity as earnings season begins.
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Morph, which is out today on Apple tablets, lets you easily animate text, drawings, and 3D objects in PowerPoint slides with help from software suggestions.
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Subscription gym startup KFit has continued to morph into Groupon after it acquired the third country business from the group-buying giant in Southeast Asia.
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Viruses don't respond to antibiotics, and use of the drugs for viral infections helps bacteria to morph into superbugs that resist treatment in the future.
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Morph is a public invitation to the party of my dreams and it's so cool that Leonce and I share nearly the exact same vision.
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Their contrails dissolve into the stars and stripes, which morph into two clouds meant to look like her dead folks sharing a joyous high-five.
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That's true when it comes to such issues as immigration, trade, globalization or the former President's worries that nationalism can too easily morph into nativism.
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At this junction, the tone of the Fed has begun to morph from one of urgency to remove accommodation to one of wait and see.
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Read on for expert-sourced tips that will ensure what you thought would be a sweet little home doesn't morph into the ultimate couple killer.
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The Times essay above makes the suggestion that what Trump brings will not go away when Trump goes away, but will morph into something else.
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We will then have them read 30 minutes of text and then morph a voice (trained on 10 hours of speech) to sound like them.
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"The Death of Stalin" is by turns entertaining and unsettling, with laughs that morph into gasps and uneasy gasps that erupt into queasy, choking laughs.
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I don't mean run for governer, but rather morph into one of those annoying friends of Facebook that won't shut up about a political cause.
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The film explores, in a visceral way, how one thing can morph into another in very fluid process, turning a dark corner at any moment.
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In "Flamme" (1975) the waves morph from water into fire, rising upward, cutting through with beams of orange and yellow, like a rays of light.
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The proliferation of images on the internet and the ease of reproduction only makes it easier for these to spread, morph, and become something new.
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"I do think the labor market really holds the key of whether we see this manufacturing weakness morph more broadly into the economy," she said.
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Condor's casting was seen as a win for Asian-American audiences, who had seen several Asian characters morph into white ones in recent screen adaptations.
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On Twitter, Comedy Central doctored the image to resemble the popular '90s sci-fi book series "Animorphs," making O'Rourke appear to morph into his dog.
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Hers is one of the only stories that has stayed consistent over time as we watch other media reported tales morph to beget further attention.
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Macesic is the rare doctor who has witnessed Zika morph from an illness smoldering in a far-flung Pacific island to an international medical crisis.
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The technique used to pull off this deception is called body transfer, or body ownership, and it involves watching your body morph into someone else's.
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Oliver Laric's Betweenness is a series of line drawings, some of them simple, others complex, all of which smoothly morph from one form to another.
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You can wear your curls out, toss 'em into a bun, slick them back in cornrows, sew in a weave, or morph them into box braids.
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Some of those alternatives may carve off tiny slices of the overall opportunity, while others will morph until they become part of the app model itself.
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YORK: The two investigations morph into each other in the fall of 2016 during the election and the same people are involved in all of them.
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Feelings are not fixed things; they morph in different lights and with different moods, and they're eroded, strengthened, and worn again by the passage of time.
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So what does it mean if the once purpose-built apps for finding dates morph into a more general way of meeting people solely for entertainment?
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In reality, the only way to ensure the United States doesn't morph into Trumpistan is to make certain that we never ever have a President Trump.
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If you thought fish were boring, wait until you see a tuskfish use tools to open a clam or a female kobudai morph into a male.
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Back in 2014, we wrote extensively about how Google was slowly killing Google Voice, thanks to neglect and its decision to morph it into Google Hangouts.
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Streets Ahead has some very compelling visions for how London streets will morph to meet the needs of its citizens, from bike highways to smart buses.
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It's an experiment by a successful company and may morph into something ubiquitous and useful or a niche product used by professional drivers and municipal governments.
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When Torrance tries Charbay's experimental BBQ sauce, "The Shiney," things go really bonkers—that is to say, he begins to slowly morph into a chicken man.
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Dr. Hillman mused about the way worry can morph into unhealthy avoidance, the cathartic power of deep breathing and the soothing nature of to-do lists.
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After walking through the basics, you'll learn to morph photos, colors, layers, even file formats to generate professional-grade images that truly become works of art.
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Airbnb's "live like a local" fantasy can quickly morph into a nightmare when your host's sun-dappled apartment photos turn out to conceal a roach infestation.
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And if you want to recreate the look, Alec revealed the secret: Well, it's a morph suit, a bear mask, a graduation cap, and a stethoscope.
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It lets private conversations morph between mediums depending on what users want to show or tell, and whether they can speak up or must stay silent.
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Former Linden Lab CEO Philip Rosedale started a peer-to-peer network called High Fidelity, which announced a partnership with avatar company Morph 3D at VRDC.
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In Germany, opposition to TTIP may morph into a more widespread resistance to trade and open markets, for which there is still just about a majority.
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How frustrating this must be for Andre, to watch his family morph into an army for the woman who is a villain in his personal narrative.
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They're also essentially fixed in terms of their dimensions: It's rare to find a robot that can truly morph to meet the needs of different tasks.
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Some questioned whether the FARC would simply morph into small criminal organizations that would continue to play a role in the drug trade and extortion rackets.
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We can never tire of saying that because it is in fatigue that hatred and intolerance gain a foothold that can quickly morph into a stranglehold.
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If Brown has first created a formal visual language, she then begins to morph and improvise — mimicking the transition of the Queen's English into conversational usage.
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Technological advances in understanding tissue, bacteria, and genetic modification allow us to morph mortal material into objects that were once restricted to the realm of fantasy.
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Though Nap Eyes' aren't going to morph into a power chord-shredding pop punk band, the humor and heart Chapman puts into his lyrics is undeniable.
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The micro blogging service also plans typing indicators and web link previews, in an obvious effort to morph the humble DM into more of chat service.
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In stark monochrome, the Alchemy video features ferrofluid-like orbs that morph and transform into human figures, namely performance artist Sylvia Lajbig and dancer duo AyaBambi.
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Content tied to the pretend movie will morph after the Super Bowl ad and will continue to use Danny McBride and Chris Hemsworth, Mr. Droga said.
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But in the space of a year, they began to morph into something more complex, as young perpetrators began making online contact with the militant group.
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As fascinating as the Morph has been, the multiple touch input device has proven to be something more akin to a proof of concept for Sensel.
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"Different players morph the system," said Dan D'Antoni, who served as an assistant to Mike with the Suns, Knicks and Lakers before taking over at Marshall.
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Stock markets around the world have plunged in recent days as the sense takes hold that a public health crisis could morph into an economic shock.
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He has also used computer modeling technology to print a gold ring for a couple whose names morph from one to the other around the band.
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Their coupledom gives The Good Place yet another opportunity to morph and evolve, as Eleanor and Chidi grow both as individuals and as a romantic couple.
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And they understand that capitalism is great, but it needs to morph and change and evolve into something that makes work more meaningful, people happier and healthier.
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The wings morph on their own in response to changing flight conditions, using different levels of voltage to optimize aerodynamic characteristics — on the fly, as it were.
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It's important to understand that of the various forms of Salafism described, there is one, the unreconstructed kind, which can (though does not always) morph into terrorism.
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Over time, your product will morph in small and big ways with each new version, to the point where it may be unrecognizable from your starting point.
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In impromptu remarks to reporters at the White House Wednesday, Trump said that protections for recipients of the DACA program could "morph into" citizenship over a decade.
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Our perception of what a company actually is will also morph through time – with more decentralised teams, services and decisions, making up some of the key tenets.
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Actually, even if you don't like complicated pizzas, you'll still enjoy watching the video because it feels like you're tripping out as they morph into each other.
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In such a future, nomadic lifestyles become yet another norm, and fixed homes will morph into live / work spaces that can be shared with the access economy.
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There is no need to morph or transform their bodies, thus holding them to ridiculous beauty/cuteness standards, before they even know what ridiculous beauty standards are.
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By the fifth century BCE, that figure from Greek myth began to morph into an alluring seductress, shaped by the idealization of the body in Greek art.
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The community/website/Facebook group feels less dank, but if the goal is electing the next President of the United States, the message will continue to morph.
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It never strayed into anything sexual at the time, but it was certainly an early indication of the obsessive little creep I would one day morph into.
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In her solo exhibition at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, Al-Hadid continues to let the most elemental, universal facts of bodies morph into unique forms.
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A top DOJ attorney working with Mueller's office, Michael Dreeben, argued in response that an investigation "naturally moves forward" and can morph as new information is uncovered.
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The TLP's anti-state threats last week highlight how it could morph into a Frankenstein's monster -- another case of a Pakistani state asset turning into an adversary.
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Related: Art Mimics Life in a Dying Coral Reef Installation Underwater Ecosystems Come to Life in Crocheted Coral Reefs Virtual Chemicals Morph in a Mesmerizing 3D Video
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Some are interactive, like an Algonquin-inspired story of creation on the sloping ruelle Saint-Dizier, where visitor pathways morph the projections of water, grass, and stars.
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Born with snow white hair and deep brown skin in the imaginary country of Orïsha, young diviners morph into mighty, magic-wielding maji, or magicians, at 13.
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Later, ribbons from a trunk in one room match the banners on a castle, and ladders against the walls of an overgrown courtyard morph into railroad tracks.
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It's strange to morph into a digital, cartoon-like avatar, but Spaces also feels like part of Facebook, which I've used almost daily for nearly a decade.
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That may be one reason gamer arguments over fake countries and nonexistent knights can morph all too easily into hate-based social movements in the real world.
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There is something patently unfair about letting a petty offense morph into a criminal record that dogs a person for the rest of his or her life.
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Nearby hang several versions of a 1990 etching that morph the saint into a curvaceous woman warrior who resembles an ancient fertility figure shot through with arrows.
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If conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure are left unchecked in their more-treatable early stages, they morph into chronic diseases with costly and debilitating consequences.
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" Critic's take: "'The Death of Stalin' is by turns entertaining and unsettling, with laughs that morph into gasps and uneasy gasps that erupt into queasy, choking laughs.
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So to me, of course the branch will morph, it will change, but you still need to serve your client the way they want to be served.
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In later stories, after Jhabvala had moved to New York, the gurus morph into another type of charming fraud: the male creative "genius" surrounded by female acolytes.
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Most numbers are slowed down and set to harmonies that morph from quiet lyricism to frayed dissonances, with Mr. Sorey's subtle percussion work adding a nervous sheen.
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The hiring of the investment banker and hedge fund founder is part of a wider effort by Social Capital to morph itself well beyond its venture roots.
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And the long leash men specifically receive for their "risky" artistic exploration has too often shown a tendency to morph into a cosigning of the exploitation of power.
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For most parents, it's known as the witching hour, those endless minutes between dinner and bedtime when kids morph from moppets to monsters, mutating into miniature unhinged dictators.
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But it's another thing entirely to see LGR actually fire up the vintage program on an equally vintage Mac and morph things right in front of your eyes.
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It has been losing a lot of key talent which could hamper its long-term ambitions to morph from a driver-based service to an autonomous car company.
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Like Morph, this is an entire launcher, which might put some people off from trying it since they'll have to switch away from their current Android home screen.
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I'm not a very sentimental person, but watching my daughter morph from a newborn blob into an impish, expressive toddler felt magical and made me a bit teary.
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But whether viewers will actually see him morph into Saul Goodman of "Breaking Bad" infamy in this round, the show's creators, Vince Gilligan and Peter Gould, aren't saying.
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Extensions usually auto-update too, which means older add-ons that were originally safe can morph into shady ones if they're taken over by another developer and modified.
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According to volcanologist Ben Edwards, there's a possibility that Pavlof could morph into something more menacing, but that has to do more with our weather than the eruption.
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Sunday night: it's the wet blanket of the weekend -- and if you've ever felt your TGIFs morph into OMGs as Sunday comes to a close, you're not alone.
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Even facial recognition software on a smartphone thought the 50-50 morph was real about one fourth of the time, so all things considered, it's not too embarrassing.
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In another round, researchers informed participants about the possibility of altered images and they performed much better—but 21 percent still thought the 50/50 morph was real.
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As the ghostly contours of machine-made faces morph into one another, the work seems to linger on the stretches of abstraction that lie between individual, recognizable features.
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South America, meanwhile, should morph into being a US/China-style SUV realm, except that it's still stuck in the el-cheapo small-car stage of its development.
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On Thursday, Time revealed perhaps the single most terrifying face morph ever to exist, which imagines Trump and Putin as one single no good very bad human being.
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Throughout its history, Lowe's has undergone a number of important transitional phases, which have helped the company to morph into the home-improvement retailer we all know today.
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The speed with which this second intervention is evolving is alarming, and it suggests it could well morph into a much bigger boondoggle in the relatively near future.
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CHICAGO — Through twists and turns of fine thread and thick rope, fibers morph into an array of forms in the Art Institute of Chicago's Weaving beyond the Bauhaus.
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Yet it has become quite clear since the late years of the Obama administration that Africa is where instability can quickly morph into direct attacks on American security.
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The great irony here is that the idea of a digital alternative to national money can morph into an idea to expand and solidify the government money monopoly.
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President Donald Trump said he would impose tariffs on $11 billion of European goods, raising tensions over aircraft subsidies that threaten to morph into a wider trade war.
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Just take how the pulsating synths morph into billowing strings on "Movies" or how "Wild Time" patiently rises to a towering orchestral swell of piano and her voice.
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The question is whether the utilitarian home router will really morph into a luxury category or remain, as it has been for two decades, a largely commodity product.
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They have found that the brain processes of women with anorexia and bulimia nervosa actually morph, allowing them to override the (otherwise all-consuming) urge to consume food.
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Jason Finkelman's eclectic soundscape and Susan Becker's costumes, which morph in the final scene from pants into gauzy skirts, heighten the sense of an environment in continuous flux.
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The intimate setting is an imagined room where the performers swirl and shift like clouds or morph into people whose anger leads them to behave in unacceptable ways.
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Enter the Swiss artist Pipilotti Rist's video installation rooms and psychedelic colors meld together in unusual patterns and surreal landscapes morph—inviting visceral, emotional, and often spiritual responses.
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But this is the advantage of having a narrative for your convention: If it's good enough, it can morph to pull in all sorts of dissension and rancor.
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Playing a coked-to-the-gills restaurant manager named Pale, Mr. Malkovich seemed to morph overnight from quirky character actor into a leading man of dangerous sex appeal.
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Hailee Steinfeld takes the lead as a teenager who discovers an old yellow VW Bug in a junkyard, only to see it morph into the titular gigantic robot.
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In the quartet, performed at the Chocolate Factory Theater in Long Island City, Queens, Ms. Davis creates a mesmerizing world in which bodies morph into ever-shifting sculptures.
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He falls into the virtual arms of Yenny (Jimmy Brooks), a charismatic young Jamaican, but their flirty and dirty texts and video calls soon morph into something devastating.
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Iannetta caught Walker with the Mariners and had seen him begin to morph his cutter into a slider, a slower pitch that can further differentiate from his fastball.
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Defense contractors must adopt a holistic approach to confronting threats from training personnel to improving technology and security processes as the attacks continue to morph, the experts said.
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At this rate, Trump may yet morph into Obama 2.0, a president who put personal vanity ahead of party, only to lose control of both houses of Congress.
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"Only among New Jersey Democrats would a debate over two tax increases morph into a discussion over three," Tom Kean Jr., the Senate Republican leader, said on Twitter.
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In "A Little Girl Always in a Dream," a young girl's horrible family orders her to eat tapioca pudding and she watches them morph into menacing, interspecies forms.
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But you better believe that Instagram imagines that commerce will morph into a big business down the line, either via ads or some type of cut of sales.
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"We're going to morph back into our old selves and do the stuff that made our show great and kept us on top all of those years," he said.
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But now, as connected gadgets replace our doorbells, TVs, lightbulbs, and routers, Sonos has decided to morph from a closed, control-everything company into an open, partner-focused company.
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The IPO of JBS Foods, which serves 350,000 clients around the world, could help parent company JBS morph from a meatpacker into a highly-valued, global food processing player.
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He said Haddad is not an "adventurer" when it comes to policy and that he would not morph into a member of the PT's more militant and leftwing factions.
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It takes a village to raise an earthwork, after all, although Langen is more referring to other contemporary land artists who often morph a landscape with an individual vision.
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New York (CNN Business)The soft patch in the US economy is unlikely to morph into a full-blown recession, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan told CNN Business.
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And you have magic on your side, able to use laser beams to mind control unruly pupils — although abuse your power and they'll morph into placid, test-taking pineapples.
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But unless something is done, Social Security will morph into a major source of stress and insecurity, as people worry about how much they can rely on promised benefits.
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Being able to take what they do best — the hard work, the dedication, the ability to create winning teams — and morph that into lessons that entrepreneurs learn is invaluable.
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Still, U.S. military leaders warn Islamic State will likely morph into a more classic insurgency once it loses Raqqa and Mosul, meaning the fight could stretch on for years.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he would impose tariffs on $11 billion of European goods, raising fears that differences over aircraft subsidies could morph into a wider trade war.
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It may morph into something else, just as Osama bin Laden's Arab mujahideen morphed into al Qaeda, which gave birth to al Qaeda in Iraq, which transformed into ISIS.
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"By the time we get there, it is going to morph into something that we could not dream or imagine it could become," Ventimiglia said about the NBC hit.
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The Touch Bar's virtual keys can morph to match the app you're using, which may speed up certain tasks... and certainly turn a few heads at your neighborhood Starbucks.
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"Our base case is that the current manufacturing weakness is unlikely to morph into a full recession given the resilience in the services sector of the economy," Deshpande said.
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Facebook could use an augmented reality filter to fill the scene with confetti or morph the bar into an aquarium or any other setting corresponding with the team's mascot.
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"When they are privatized, public goods that were meant to serve everyone can morph into separate and unequal systems that further divide communities and perpetuate inequality," the report notes.
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But even as Terricloth grows older and the collective continues to morph and evolve, the cult of the World/Inferno Friendship Society remains fueled by the passion of youth.
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Trump's conception of "America First" might have been easily interpreted to mean that US foreign policy would morph into America acting unilaterally without the need for allies or partners.
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But with an innovative plane design that might subtly morph in the air to tame sound waves, NASA hopes to build a quieter supersonic plane that would revolutionize travel.
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Bird flu and swine flu can quickly morph into novel strains of people-killing virusesOne of these pandemic viruses could even be hiding out in a bird near you.
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If you feel your sadness morph into a more all-encompassing hopelessness, Dr. Brustein says that's definitely a sign that you may be heading down a more serious road.
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One of Wall Street's biggest bulls says the market is "at the point of maximum uncertainty" that could morph into one of the best buying opportunities of the year.
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Just as we accept the risk of misfires in kinetic warfare, we must allow cyber and messaging teams the freedom to learn by doing and morph as ISIS does.
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Related Always Lurking' Portrays Post-War Americana in Collages and Paintings Bob Dylan's New Sculptures Were Inspired by His Childhood Watch Mirrors Morph a Kandinsky Painting into a Mondrian
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In these polarized times, the Republican base grows ever angrier, making the GOP primary playbook ever more likely morph into a roadmap for driving over a cliff come November.
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The other is this year's film Marjorie Prime, a haunting meditation on how memories and love are bound up together, and how they can morph and change over time.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he would impose tariffs on $11 billion of European goods, raising tensions over aircraft subsidies that threaten to morph into a wider trade war.
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Over the past few years, this slow morph has helped the iPad gain significant share in a market where, overall, sales have been declining since their height in 2014.
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Trying to figure out the best way to remove Gogo's shoes, or to hang themselves with a frustratingly short length of rope, they morph into a writhing human pretzel.
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Square Feet WASHINGTON — A struggling waterfront along the Potomac River will morph into a long-awaited commercial and residential destination known as the Wharf when it opens next month.
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If the virus were to somehow morph into a pandemic (a far cry from the situation right now), the world wouldn&apost be remotely prepared, according to Bill Gates.
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Tariffs haven't had a measurable impact yet on that growth potential, though Kaplan said he's concerned that the issue could morph into a problem if the trade tensions continue.
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What are the implications for movies, and does this morph into a new kind of story telling, and what is that, and can I be a part of it?
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The bassist Stephan Crump is best known for his work in the Vijay Iyer Trio, where he offers solid foundations that morph and dilate with an almost imperceptible fluidity.
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He seemed unfazed when I suggested it may be awkward to appear as "Eddie and Sally Obermueller" and morph into a singular identity that looked like neither of us.
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"You're curious about building a house," she says, the first line of a monologue — at once fantastical and plainly delivered — that will morph into a conversation with the audience.
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More feminine and distinctive than the broad, stereotypically masculine brushstrokes of much Abstract Expressionism, these forms morph into figures reminiscent of traditional Korean woodcuts in her later collage work.
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The court, however, would need to use the Dodd-Frank severance provision to rewrite the legislation to morph the agency into something that Congress in 2010 clearly tried to avoid.
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ISIS won't be defeated; it will disperse and morph into regional insurgencies in Iraq and Syria and inspire terror in Europe and through its derivative jihadist organizations throughout the region.
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Not the US Air Force, apparently, which has managed to successfully morph an F-16 fighter jet into a combat-capable drone by cramming autonomous battle software into its cockpit.
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Unreleased songs like "22 Days" morph from a subdued to a noise-laden freakout on a whim where "Accomodations" boasts gorgeous ambient flourishes which turn menacingly psychedelic by song's end.
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The 2008 oil shock led the European Central Bank to raise interest rates that July — just months before what would morph into the scariest financial crisis since the Great Depression.
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So what caused early man (and woman) to morph from such utterly impressive physical specimens into a population of which only 20 percent meet our (rather modest) national fitness guidelines?
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There's a big group of aviation experts working on the project, and they have intriguing futuristic ideas, like plane exteriors that subtly morph in the air to tame sonic blasts.
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As she gazes out at the viewer, all of her other features morph, capturing moments in a time-warp through the creative output of a meteoric and scandal-laden career.
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"It implies we will not have an earnings recession, which is two consecutive quarters of EPS [earnings per share] declines," he said, adding earnings recessions often morph into real recessions.
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Though designed in part as an elite light infantry for airfield seizures, the Rangers have seen their purpose morph: More than ever, kill-or-capture raids are their raison d'être.
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In recent months they have intensified their efforts to stifle the Islamic identity of Xinjiang's ethnic Uighurs, fearful that any public display of their religious belief could morph into militancy.
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It looks like a door, but on the other side is a surreal expanse of gridded white lines, which morph into a pixelated mountainside, then a tunnel made of static.
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"I think maybe they can morph it into something that turns into something, it's possible, but I don't think where they were at is anything real," Johnson, 28, tells PEOPLE.
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Related: Ogle This 3D-Printed Outfit At Your Own Risk This Exquisite Wearable Has a Life of its Own Brainwaves Morph This Wearable 3D-Printed Headpiece Like an Alien Facemask
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If you want to send some love Trump's way but aren't in the mood to show your face, let these morph suit-wearing White House trick-or-treaters inspire you.
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I make my coffee and, having genuinely enjoyed "The Incredible Hulk" on Monday morning, I decide to again watch Bill Bixby morph into a green monster and throw trees around.
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Of course, this also means that you have decades for what seemed like a good idea at the time to morph into what now seems like an absolutely terrible idea.
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Electrodes are the places where energy is stored in batteries for charging, so a change here can really morph the entire battery composition and charging process as we know it.
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Facebook's nearly 13 billion monthly active users are the ultimate key as technologies like WebVR mature which will allow desktop and mobile experiences to seamlessly morph into virtual reality moments.
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" The reader had elaborate thoughts on how this civil war would unfold: "First, it'll happen along political lines, and then it will morph into a conflict along racial/ethnic lines.
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We've seen early examples of this with Microsoft's Continuum work for both Windows 10 tablets and phones, allowing regular laptops to transform into tablets and phones to morph into PCs.
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Yet, we've allowed our society to morph into such a sedentary state of normalcy that for the average person, being physically active on a daily basis takes seemingly gargantuan effort.
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In this GIF put together by the minds at healthtrends (which is currently undergoing a redesign), you can see Obama morph from kid to POTUS to outgoing POTUS in seconds.
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Julie's success comes after more than 18 years experience on This American Life, where she saw it morph from a Chicago-based radio show to a genre-defining media behemoth.
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But even as Google gets more sophisticated and strict in how it handles third party players in its ecosystem, the problem continues to morph and find new areas to exploit.
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He's also getting closed-eye visualizations (CEVs)—colorful patterns that morph repeatedly—but, beyond the trailing lights, he'd need a bigger dose to experience full-on open-eye visualizations (OEVs).
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Caught in a new spotlight, Cicierega watched his videos morph and mutate into remixes, tributes, and fan videos as the burgeoning phenomenon of the YouTube Celebrity was quickly taking shape.
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Rober, who has more than 3.4 million YouTube followers, left stints at NASA and Morph Costumes to take a job in 2015 at an unknown company, according to his LinkedIn.
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The entire Tuco arc and much of season four is excluded, so Walter doesn't gradually morph into Heisenberg so much as suddenly shave his head and start being an antihero.
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"It doesn't take much for a virus in general to go from being worrisome to being extremely worrisome, because they tend to morph and mutate a lot," Dr. Messonnier said.
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The device operates on a similar principle as the Sensel Morph we've covered before, with silicone skins that overlay atop a touch surface to offer a variety of different controllers.
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Amazon is no longer just a retailer There's also the fact that Amazon is starting to morph into a company that is no longer really just a pure play retailer.
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Magic lurks in the blood of white-haired, brown-skinned teenagers who morph into mighty magicians at 13, but a nonmagical king has ordered the slaughter of all adult majis.
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Related: Watch The 'Mona Lisa' Morph Into 'American Gothic,' Pixel By Pixel Neuroscientists Finally Cracked the Secret Behind Mona Lisa's Smile 7 Hidden Art Secrets That Were Uncovered With Technology
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And, as the Conservative government swooped into power in the UK and austerity began to push poor people even further into the margins, pop culture also began to slowly morph.
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In March of last year, Richard, Rubin, and visual artist Kyselina™ collaborated on a conceptual performance at Miami's PAMM called "Nexus Re-Morph," as part of its WAVES program.
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Excel will also include new formulas and charts for data analysis, and PowerPoint will pick up the morph and zoom animation features that Office 365 customers are currently taking advantage of.
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Sleeving into a morph that's not genetically modified, or is aged, could lead to limited physical and mental capabilities, and some may have physical addictions, low pain tolerance, or other issues.
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"He recognized its cultural significance, and was intrigued by the symbol's ability to morph between causes, and evade strict definition," writes music journalist Peter Doggett in one of the book's essays.
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A smaller payday-loan market is likely to lead to fewer cases where minor debt problems morph into crises, and thus to fewer tragic stories like that of Kane Sparham-Price.
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FaceApp isn't anything more than a fun distraction, but it does demonstrate something we've written about before: how artificial intelligence is making it easier than ever to morph and manipulate photos.
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Along the way, she picks up numerous power-ups, including famous items like the Screw Attack and the Morph Ball, as well as some of the newer innovations from Super Metroid.
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Apparently, that's a particular danger of shapeshifting: You can cause the person you morph into to lose their sense of self completely if you don't return to your original body first.
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Many general managers see a corresponding regret in their rearview mirror these days, watching the 21-year-old morph into one of the best young two-way players in the game.
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While Snapchat has a number of lenses that morph users' faces into dogs and monsters, this lens does recall offensive, decades-old stereotypes about Asian people's faces, particularly the shut eyes.
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It would have been Google's first self-built consumer phone, although it now appears that the Nexus program may morph into something where Google releases phones under its own Pixel branding.
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As Yano discovers, this seemingly innocuous piece of sentient sludge has the ability to self-replicate and tiny pieces of the stuff are able to morph together into a larger organism.
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Though nominating contests start in less than three months, the field continues to morph as some Democrats worry about the current contenders' ability to beat Trump in next year's general election.
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Right away, I knew that very little in the film would correspond to my novel and, like any author, was wistfully resigned to watching my story morph under someone else's vision.
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Like so much on YouTube, such "challenges" — when creators perform stunts and call out a friend to do the same — often begin as harmless memes, but morph into something more problematic.
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The occasion, with or without the wild finish, was always destined to morph into a pre-memorial for Bryant: a prelude of sorts to the Lakers' official ceremony, scheduled for Feb.
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The episodes can also quickly morph into disastrous situations for companies, spurred by bad employees in one store whose actions are caught on video and risk blemishing an entire organization's reputation.
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Unlike our more formal contests that have set rules, beginnings and endings, we hope this feature will morph over time as we see how students and teachers decide to use it.
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For instance, PPI has proposed a price cap on all out-of-network medical services, which we think would quickly morph into a ceiling on all in network prices as well.
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Throughout the course of the last two weeks, you've seen the GOP argument with some -- not all -- morph into "this doesn't rise to the level of impeachment" and certainly not removal.
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EDT Tropical Storm Hermine is emerging back over the unusually warm waters of the Atlantic Ocean, where it will morph into a hybrid storm system with tropical and non-tropical characteristics.
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Trump said in an interview with Britain's ITV broadcast on Sunday that he had a lot of problems with the EU and that it could "morph into something big" on trade.
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"We have long wondered how an industry marked by such volatility and lack of discipline could morph to a highly disciplined industry where production remains constrained and pricing remains high," Ramey added.
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"My expectation is that a meaningful correction will begin in the second half of 2019 which will eventually morph into a bear market in early 2020," Thomas McDonald at Russell Investments said.
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If you've been paying attention to this year's news (and who hasn't?!), you may have found your body beginning to morph and separate, caught halfway through a wormhole between two distinct times.
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Kudos to Xiaomi for experimenting with a dual-folding phone, which potentially solves the issue of size; if done cleverly, this design could actually morph a phone into a decent-sized tablet.
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It bends stereotypes about the scope of loss, place, commodity, and language, toeing the line between fact and fiction, to recount its own post-colonial stories, which also morph into meta-histories.
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Saddled with a screenplay (by Mark L. Smith) that prioritizes slaughter over sisterhood, the actresses scream and groan in contorted close-up as they morph from victims to killers and back again.
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It can evolve in a more liberal-democratic direction, as did the Ennahda party in Tunisia, and even within one country, it can morph into several different phenomena, as happened in Jordan.
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Improvements to UU's Derry campus, known as Magee, have been helped along by cross-border ties with the Letterkenny Institute of Technology, which is growing and hopes to morph into a university.
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But after time we realized that people actually don't know the exact shape of their faces, and therefore couldn't really morph the avatar accurately enough to be left satisfied with the results.
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How MORPH works is a bit of a mystery, but it was originally designed by the now-defunct Prosoniq, which made a name for itself by using neural networks in music production.
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What the Chicago hip-hop artist was able to do was morph and bend the track into something with more grooves and beats, all while retaining the enchanting quality of the original.
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Each morning, I exited the freeway and drove down the dusty stretch of Dix Avenue, watching the chimneys of the industrial sector morph into a stretch of halal butchers and Arab groceries.
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She also explained how many women fall into this trap (the vast majority of domestic abusers are men, but not all), and how charisma and generosity can morph into possessiveness and violence.
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These local and regional groups are adopting the ISIS message -- and branding themselves as ISIS -- and they may morph to develop more potent cells directed against cities in Europe and North America.
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When the terror group is eventually expelled from its current strongholds in Iraq and Syria, it will probably "morph into something else or other similar extremist groups will be spawned," he said.
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He strikes the ground, plants the seed, and steps back as time and energy coalesce and morph his work from buried seed to sprout, sprout to plant, plant to berry, cucumber, pepper.
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All the cartoonists ITK spoke with agree, drawing the former New York senator can be a fascinating yet hairy proposition: Clinton's hairstyle and facial expressions tend to morph from day to day.
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A more coordinated effort is required from the nation's capital to ensure that the coronavirus doesn't morph into an economic crisis — or become an even bigger health threat than it already is.
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Gail: Cynic though I may be, I did not expect to see our right-left conversation morph into a discussion about how the president could be removed from office for mental incapacity.
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For that to happen, the storied company, which Henry R. Luce helped found in 1922, would have to morph into an entity able to thrive in the fraught 21st-century media business.
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But in 2014, a Dutch television program tried to use experimental imaging technologies to age-morph the image believed to be of Vincent at 13 into the image of Vincent at 19.
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" She is known by some in her circle as "The Savant" because she has what Stanley calls an "uncanny ability to suss out when, exactly, hate speech will morph into violent action.
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Its first product, the Morph, is a desktop input device that senses the pressure of your touch and can be used for a variety of applications, from video editing to music production.
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He is convinced of this for three reasons: The trade uncertainty that has held businesses back from big capital-spending initiatives is poised to morph into political uncertainty about the 2020 elections.
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As you get older, the money dilemmas you face will morph for sure, but earning a higher salary won't make it any easier to choose the responsible route over the fun one.
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And I got a friend to take a photo of me and morph 15 percent of Einstein into my photograph to give me an indication [of how] to create a credible likeness.
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For people facing this major life change, angst over transitioning to non-working years can morph into fears about their savings running out even if they have planned well to prevent it.
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It was colored by pop culture and "classic" tales of love that morph what should be a mutual exchange of respect, adoration and happiness, into a circus act of boundless emotion and ego.
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The shape they take and the details will morph with the times, but the core story — a love story, a melodrama, and a tragedy all wrapped into one — seems to hold unending appeal.
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" Cultural critic Jamilah Lemieux tweeted in response: "He wants to be properly credited for helping his white teenaged girlfriend morph into a Canal Street knock-off of a thick light-skinned Black woman.
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Related: Brain Activity Changes The Colors Of This Crystal Headpiece Data Sculpture Turns a San Francisco Building Into a Stunning Morphing Visual Brainwaves Morph This Wearable 3D-Printed Headpiece Like an Alien Facemask
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Each generation is a landmark in American history, a forbearer acting upon its progeny to make it morph into newly imagined articulations of race and power that maintain the lineage of violent domination.
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As Zordon explains, the only hope the Rangers have of foiling Rita's plans are to "morph" into their power suits – and their only hope at achieving that is to cohere as a team.
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Creators can do interesting things with characters in that amount of time, and watching Benson and Stabler morph over the years is interesting, even if each individual episode follows the same rigid formula.
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That changed when, in a discovery that would win the 2015 Nobel Prize, physicists found that neutrinos could morph from one kind to another, oscillating between three "flavor" states: electron, muon and tau.
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As in most Metroid games, you start pretty powerless; you need to seek out abilities like the morph ball and charge shot, which in turn help you open up new areas to explore.
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In that time I've watched them morph from unfunded pet projects by random geniuses into what amounts to an entire sub-economy dedicated to the creation, funding, and sale of these pet projects.
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Like so many great science fiction stories, it's a warning about a possible future, about how if present cultural trends are extended in a certain direction, they could morph into something more ominous.
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Click here to view original GIFI always enjoy watching Pranay Patwardhan's short animation summaries of the previous year because I can't wait to see what event happens to morph into what animation next.
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Facebook will continue to grow and morph and harvest our data, and so many of us are a little too over-invested in the social network to log off or demand something better.
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Right now, only a small number of games support keyboard and mouse on Xbox One, including Fortnite, Warframe, Bomber Crew, Deep Rock Galactic, Strange Brigade, Vermintide 2, War Thunder, and X-Morph: Defense.
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Of course, ocean temperatures aren't the only determining factor for how intense a storm can get and whether a hurricane can maintain its tropical characteristics or morph into a different type of storm.
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Serena's values and motivations morph in just about every episode, but UnReal gets closest to the vicious insight at which it once excelled when challenging the dynamics between Serena and her male suitors.
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Flake said the bill was designed to provide a template for Congress to address the threat of non-state actors that "move and morph" without restraining the president's powers as commander in chief.
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For the sake of the millions of vulnerable seniors in their home states and across the country, we hope these GOP moderates will morph into the senior heroes we know they can be.
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Elon Musk has also declared his intention to one day morph Autopilot into a fully-autonomous system, and he's already selling cars marketed as having the hardware necessary for full self-driving capabilities.
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The danger of the Trump administration's "Made in America" campaign is that it could easily morph into an assault on the freedom of Americans to spend their hard-earned dollars as they choose.
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