Metropolitan areas that have seen the most rapidly rising segregation have also seen the most rapidly rising inequality overall, and the researchers argue that growing segregation is one cause of increased inequality.
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Some experts say it is the most rapidly adopted test ever.
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Vorkuta became one of the most rapidly dying cities in Russia.
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Hull can also boast the most rapidly falling unemployment rate in England.
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That's a trend that's expected to continue, most rapidly in low-income countries.
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It is also in these regions where the internet is most rapidly expanding.
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By 2015, it was one of the most rapidly growing non-alcoholic drinks.
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"Prevalence is growing most rapidly in low- and middle-income countries," the report says.
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The most rapidly unravelling constraint on Mr Corbyn, however, is the opposition he faces.
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It became one of the three most rapidly intensifying storms in Atlantic hurricane history.
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Shale wells, which are common in the United States, normally decline the most rapidly.
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Among the most rapidly growing U.S. suburbs, Waukee has the highest rate of new construction.
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It's our third largest and most rapidly growing export market over the last 10 years.
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It does not help that Tianjin is also one of China's most rapidly ageing cities.
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Poland's population of 38 million is among the most rapidly aging in the European Union.
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Omar will boost our existing corporate coverage in one of Africa's most rapidly changing regions.
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Dengue is the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne illness in most parts of the world.
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A Tufts University survey ranked China the most rapidly evolving digital economy in the world.
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Currently, the movement is spreading most rapidly in Europe, Johnson said, with Canada a close second.
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The party's base of older white Protestants is the most rapidly shrinking segment of the electorate.
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One of the world's most rapidly developing economies, it is also a society of extreme inequalities.
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Democrats rely mostly on the states that have transitioned most rapidly into a lower-carbon economy.
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According to Pew Research, since 220 use of Facebook has grown most rapidly among older generations.
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"The two most rapidly growing areas in retail today are Internet and off-price," Mr. Storch said.
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I spent a couple of days walking around some of Long Island City's most rapidly developing pockets.
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Wind turbine technician is projected to be the country's most rapidly growing occupation in the next decade.
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And the French strike me as the brainiest (and most rapidly changing and adapting) people on earth.
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The Arctic is the most rapidly changing region on Earth, and the Bering Sea embodies these drastic changes.
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"This is important because the brain is developing the most rapidly in the first five years," Hutton said.
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In some of the most rapidly gentrifying corners of the city, public housing apartments were islands of affordability.
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At the time, Beaumont — now one of the most rapidly growing cities in California — was sleepy and pastoral.
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But an amendment to the protocol is needed: HFCs are among the greenhouse gases that are increasing most rapidly.
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They also tend to emphasize the fact that death rates are "rising most rapidly among white Americans," she said.
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Greenpoint and Williamsburg have been described as the city's most rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods by New York University's Furman Center.
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India, with its population of 1.3 billion people, is one of the most rapidly developing countries in the world.
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Salk's vaccine is still today one of the most rapidly developed treatments, making it to patients in just six years.
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The device targets mirrorless camera owners — a no-brainer as the most rapidly growing category in the consumer imaging space.
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It's the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne viral disease in the world, increasing 30-fold in the past 50 years.
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Training Female Pugilists, 'Illustrated Police News', 1872 Fashion may be the most rapidly changing and fluid cultural ideation that humans practice.
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The expansion of Disney+ beyond the U.S. market threatens to draw users away from Netflix's largest and most rapidly growing audience.
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Among the most rapidly growing large cities are those that have become tech hubs that are also home to large universities.
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ArcelorMittal said the most rapidly expanding market would be Brazil, with 210.27-4.5 percent growth this year from 7.3 percent in 2018.
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Because the brain grows most rapidly in early childhood, she said Head Start programs are crucial ways to keep the brain stimulated.
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That crisis represents the most rapidly growing threat: overdoses caused by synthetic opioids, which CDC said mostly come from illicitly manufactured fentanyl.
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Japan has one of the world's most rapidly shrinking and aging population due to a declining birth rate and improved life expectancy.
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It is one of the most rapidly evolving species of flora, learning quickly how to survive in the toughest of urban environments.
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Now, sub-Saharan African governments are increasingly employing the tactic: Blackouts have grown most rapidly in the past two years, researchers say.
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There are a good number of jobs, but the jobs that are most rapidly growing in number are jobs at the low end.
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But it is the most rapidly growing source of emissions, and the industry expects to double passenger numbers in the next two decades.
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The polar oceans are currently "amongst the most rapidly changing environments on Earth," because of the ongoing and future threat of climate change.
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China, India's great regional rival for superpower status and the most rapidly accelerating space power, is also gearing up for a busy few years.
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This adds to the impression that YouTube lacks a sense of urgency in identifying its problems, and responds most rapidly when advertisers are aggrieved.
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The Antarctic Peninsula, which is where the Larsen C Ice Shelf is located, is one of the most rapidly warming parts of the Earth.
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The best way for the U.S. economy to grow is to connect itself closely to parts of the world that are growing most rapidly.
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Liver cancer is the most rapidly increasing cancer in the United States for both men and women, according to the American Cancer Society (ACS).
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"The bond universe has grown most rapidly in emerging markets, swelling by over $17 trillion to near $28 trillion since 2009," the report stated.
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"We sometimes forget that it's the daily activity of building roads, buildings, and housing complexes that is destroying the planet most rapidly," he said.
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The delta's soft, jello-like soils tend to de-water and compact over time, with the newest layers, which are wetter, losing bulk most rapidly.
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According to data by the marketing company Finaccord, individuals moving for employment will be the most rapidly growing category of expatriates between 2017 and 2021.
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Right now, telephone operators, computer operators and typists are some of the jobs expected to disappear most rapidly within the next few years, due to automation.
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Voluntary procurement is biggest in the Southeast, though solar is growing most rapidly in the Midwest as utilities see it as a complement to wind farms.
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Studies show the human brain develops most rapidly between birth and age 6900, yet almost all public investments in children happen after the age of 2628.
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But the population along the Western Antarctic Peninsula — one of the most rapidly warming places on the planet — has dropped substantially in recent years, she said.
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They excluded anyone under age 18, and according to clinicians who specialize in gender, it's among the young that nonbinary identity is taking hold most rapidly.
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Mr. Beville served as superintendent Prince William's transformation from a rural and agricultural county into one of the most rapidly growing suburban areas in the country.
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More than a quarter of Nantucket's residents have been infected with Lyme, which has become one of the most rapidly spreading diseases in the United States.
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Now the most rapidly and widely ratified human rights treaty in the world, it has yet to be ratified by just one country -- the United States.
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Yet much of the developing world, where energy demand is growing most rapidly, struggles to deliver basic services such as clean water and human waste disposal.
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Number of companies founded in 2019: 78Venture capital invested in women-owned businesses in 2019: $8.7 millionSan Antonio is the third-most rapidly growing city in Texas.
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Netflix said that thrillers like BBC Two's "The Fall," horror shows like its own "Hemlock Grove" and science fiction like its "Sense8" were binged on most rapidly.
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And the official White House statement denigrated the report by claiming it was "largely based on the most extreme scenario" in which greenhouse gas emissions increase most rapidly.
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In United States census data, for example, counties in which income inequality grew most rapidly also saw the biggest increases in bankruptcy filings, long commutes and divorce rates.
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They bickered over who would most rapidly scrap President Barack Obama's executive order allowing some undocumented immigrants, brought to the country as children, to remain in the country.
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Even restoring beaches that suffer from erosion is growing ever more costly — sand has become, believe it or not, one of the most rapidly dwindling resources on the planet.
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Iceland is also one of the most rapidly improving countries having closed its gender gap by 12 percent since the first edition of the index was released in 2006.
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A Wall Street Journal analysis found during the primaries that the most rapidly diversifying counties in a cluster of Midwestern states were more likely to vote for Mr. Trump.
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China, India's great regional rival for superpower status, is the most rapidly accelerating space power and, under President Xi Jinping's leadership, has invested billions in building up its space program.
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"The term 'deaths of despair' comes from the fact that the three causes of deaths that were rising most rapidly were suicides, drug overdoses, and alcohol-related deaths," Deaton said.
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Altering or destroying a building in order to make it unsafe is the method of choice for many property owners operating in some of the city's most rapidly changing neighborhoods.
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Gerard Canonico, who at times has to move most rapidly into his next role, has magnets on his jacket instead of buttons, making it especially easy to open and close.
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The largest, most rapidly formed basalt flow since 1783 erupted in Iceland from August 2014 to February 21625, most likely leading to the observed very rapid global warming since 2900.
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"Africa is the most rapidly growing part of the church," said Sean Callahan, the president of Catholic Relief Services, the humanitarian arm of the Catholic Church in the United States.
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But the citizens of Singapore, Korea and Japan, the world's leading users of industrial robots, and China, the most rapidly growing market for them, generally don't share the same anxieties.
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And now, with tomorrow's release of Spider-Man: Homecoming, the most rapidly rebooted franchise of them all will try to find a spark with an unproven indie director of its own.
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The 2016 Gilmore Girls revival was divided into four movie-length parts rather than several episodes, and it was one of the most rapidly binged Netflix series ever, according to Netflix.
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But then, it proceeded to shock meteorologists by growing into a Category 5 monster in just 36 hours, becoming one of the three most rapidly intensifying storms in Atlantic hurricane history.
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To get a sense of the demographic challenges confronting different parts of the world, we found the countries projected to have the most rapidly shrinking populations in the next few decades.
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But in fact, Asian Americans are the most rapidly growing minority group in the US, and income inequality is rising faster among Asian Americans than among other racial or ethnic groups.
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"This is important because the brain is developing the most rapidly in the first five years," said lead author Dr. John Hutton, a pediatrician and clinical researcher at Cincinnati Children's Hospital.
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Though, however notable Antarctica's sea ice loss has been since 2014, it's nothing like what's going on in the melting Arctic — home to the most rapidly warming and changing region on Earth.
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There was also a bigger assortment of fresh, organic, gluten-free products and antibiotic-free meats versus what it stocked earlier - categories Aldi said is growing the most rapidly at its stores.
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Sports Business Daily published a report this week looking at the television audiences for 21984 major sports, and it turns out the NHL has some of the world's most rapidly aging fans.
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While the term "data science" was first coined as an independent discipline (separate from traditional statistics) in 25 by William S. Cleveland, jobs in data science have grown most rapidly since 2000.
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The most rapidly grown companies in the modern age, like Tesla worth $30 billion, or Dropbox, Nest or WhatsApp, have smashed all known expectations of what's possible because they innovated at the core.
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The biggest places are diversifying most rapidly In metropolitan areas of one million or more, Frey calculates, the average white person lives in a neighborhood that is 71% white, according to Census data.
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Ransomware is singled out as the most rapidly growing cyber crime tool, as would-be hackers find it increasingly easy to execute attacks because they can purchase malware kits on the dark web.
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The researchers found early-onset colorectal cancer has been rising most rapidly in Western states in the US — such as Colorado and Washington — where obesity rates are low and healthy behaviors are common.
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They will join a committee of outside experts working with TikTok, one of the most rapidly growing apps on the market, to advise on issues such as children's safety, hate speech, misinformation and bullying.
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They will join a committee of outside experts working with TikTok, one of the most rapidly growing apps on the market, to advise on issues such as children's safety, hate speech, misinformation and bullying.
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Today, most of the 80 or so miles between Texas's two fastest-growing metropolitan areas are taken up by urban sprawl, as new developments wind ever farther into the most rapidly expanding counties in America.
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Among the occupations the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects to grow most rapidly over the next decade: physical-therapy assistants, home health aides, occupational-therapy assistants, nurse practitioners, physical therapists, occupational-therapy aides, physician assistants.
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"Methylmercury is ... particularly harmful during the third trimester of pregnancy when the brain is developing most rapidly and for young children," said Elsie Sunderland, co-author of the paper which was published in the journal Nature.
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"Transportation is already one of the biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions, and is also the one that is growing most rapidly around the world," Norbert Kloppenburg, part of KfW's executive board, said in a statement.
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Atlético has reached two Champions League finals in three seasons and, in Diego Simeone and Antoine Griezmann, possess perhaps the finest coach, pound for pound, in the world and one of soccer's most rapidly rising stars.
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Finally, China is America's third-largest and by far its most rapidly growing export market — an important source of U.S. economic growth that is now at risk in the ever-escalating tit-for-tat tariff war.
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He comes from a family of farmers, but after college he moved to Dallas County, a collection of suburban towns to the west of Des Moines and one of the most rapidly growing communities in the state.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At least 41 million children under the age of five are obese or overweight across the globe, with numbers rising most rapidly in developing countries, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday.
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It's not hard to see why its presence at a cultural institution owned and partially funded by the city — that also happens to be located in one of New York's most rapidly gentrifying areas — was so inflammatory.
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He has overwhelming support with young Democratic voters, and it is among those ages 18 to 29 that a sense of alienation from Netanyahu's right-wing government and the Israel it reflects has been growing most rapidly.
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Tuscaloosa is now among the most rapidly resegregated school systems in the country, with large numbers of its black students spending their entire public-school education in schools that made it look as if the Brown v.
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A striking example is Japan, which has one of the oldest and most rapidly aging populations in the world; the economy is barely growing, but the jobs market is booming, and unemployment is now under 3 percent.
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This process was especially pronounced in the areas we now call the Rust Belt, where prevailing economic arrangements were falling apart most rapidly, and the population was aging steeply as young people left to seek opportunity elsewhere.
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"Meeting" (1980–86) is intended as space for meditation on the sky's shifting palette of colors from dawn to dusk — not as a spot to observe the shifting skyline of New York City's most rapidly gentrified neighborhood.
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You may have a rent-controlled studio apartment in the North Pole's most rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, but no piece of property is as valuable as the ground in front of a working power outlet in your airport's terminal.
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"Whereas two years ago, deals were frequently made in the back alleys of Manila, most are now made online, using the most rapidly growing scourge of wildlife protection—Facebook," Rafe Brown from the University of Kansas told PhilStar.
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" These fears "do not align with the most rapidly advancing current research directions of AI as a field," says the report, "but rather spring from dire predictions about one small area of research within AI, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI).
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We examined the cities that are projected to most rapidly grow in size over the next 15 years among urban areas that had at least 300,000 residents as of 2018 based on the UN's projections of 2020 and 2035 city populations.
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Number of companies founded in 2019: 149Venture capital invested in women-owned businesses in 2019: $269 millionAustin and its surrounding cities is one of the most rapidly growing metro areas in the US and a prime spot for tech jobs.
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This particular research is a part of the Subglacial Antarctic Lakes Scientific Access (SALSA) program, which involves using a hot water drill to bore into an ice sheet in Western Antarctica, the most rapidly melting region of the frozen continent.
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Or he could meet with a wind turbine service technician, a career which the BLS estimates will grow by over 100 percent over the next decade, leading the bureau to label it the most rapidly developing profession in the country.
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It's an oasis of Boston history in one of the most rapidly developing neighborhoods in the city, and still once of the best options for a proper pint in an Irish bar, as opposed to one of Boston's many "Irish" bars.
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Apart from business-to-business platforms, which generally run on top of private blockchains where governance is centralized by design, the fastest, most secure and most rapidly growing P2P platforms are based on public blockchain networks — which are all centralized.
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Animal life dropped the most rapidly in tropical areas of Latin America and the Caribbean, with an 89% fall in populations since 1970, while species that rely on freshwater habitats, like frogs and river fish, declined in population by 83%.
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With one of the most rapidly ageing populations in the world, Finland is on the front line of a problem affecting most Western countries - how society can afford to care for an ever larger population of the elderly and infirm.
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By the numbers: "Between 2009 and 2017, prices of solar photovoltaics and onshore wind turbines fell most rapidly, dropping by 76 percent and 34 percent, respectively — making these energy sources competitive alternatives to fossil fuels and more traditional low-carbon sources," IMF notes.
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Mobility is one of the most rapidly advancing technologies going, and we're searching for the rising stars of early-stage mobility startups to apply as a TC Top Pick for Disrupt San Francisco 2018 on September 5-7 at Moscone Center West.
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The ice shelf is located in the Antarctic Peninsula, which is one of the most rapidly warming areas of the globe, and two of its neighbors, Larsen A and Larsen B, have already collapsed due in part to human-caused climate change.
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Recently, Dara Soukamneuth, a tenants' rights activist in Crown Heights, one of Brooklyn's most rapidly gentrifying neighborhoods, explained what life was like in the building where she lives, where a new landlord has been trying to push out those with rent-stabilized apartments.
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Spain is seen as the most rapidly ascendant national team in women's soccer, embodying in many ways the global flow of power and, potentially, the future of the sport, as more of Europe's traditional men's soccer powers turn their attention to the women's side of the game.
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As noted in a report on the category by Recode's Rani Molla earlier this month, somewhere between a quarter and a third of Americans already own a smart speaker with a voice assistant, making it one of the most rapidly adopted new technologies in human history.
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Ito has lived for nearly 60 years — one of the biggest in Japan, a monument to the nation's postwar baby boom and aspirations for a modern, American way of life — suddenly became known for something else entirely: the "lonely deaths" of the world's most rapidly aging society.
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At PayPal, Ready was behind a number of the company's biggest moves, including the introduction of its most-rapidly adopted product ever, PayPal One Touch, as well as Pay with Venmo, the redesign of the PayPal mobile app, PayPal Commerce and the expansion of Braintree's global reach.
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This is particularly important — according to a report from the ACLU, inmates between the ages of 50 and 85033 are not only the least likely to recommit crimes (while being the most expensive to care for) but are also the largest and most rapidly increasing population in American prisons.
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Melanoma is one of the most rapidly increasing cancers in the United States, jumping 2% per year between 2005 and 2015 in both men and women, the study found, with an estimated 151,000 cases a year by 2030 up from just over 0003,000 in 2019, if current trends continue.
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City pop was a bona fide melting pot of the various styles of music gaining popularity in America between the 53s and 80s, all tied together by the common theme of the joys, pitfalls, and possibilities of experiencing nightlife in one of the world's most rapidly advancing cities for the first time.
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Nonetheless, one of the requests from Rovi clients which has been increasing in popularity most rapidly over the past few years has been "the need for more 'dynamic metadata'–to make music more contextual, searchable, and relevant to the individual," according to Kathy Weidman, Senior Vice President and General Manager for Metadata.
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A 2014 Pew study showed a steady process of ideological consolidation among both Republicans and Democrats since 1994, although consolidation accelerated most rapidly on the left: The share of Democrats who are liberal on all or most value dimensions has nearly doubled from just 30 percent in 1994 to 56 percent today.
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"It's America's suburbs, many of which are middle income, that are becoming diverse most rapidly and it's the more isolated rural areas, many of which are poorer, that are freaking out," noted Manuel Pastor, director of the Program for Environmental and Regional Equity at the University of Southern California, in an email.
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Highlighting SpaceX boss Elon Musk's opinion that AI "is our biggest existential threat" as an example of this, the report argues that these purported threats "do not align with the most rapidly advancing current research directions of AI as a field, but rather spring from dire predictions about one small area of research within AI, Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)".
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Located in a former automotive factory — a massive five-story tower that dominates the local skyline — only a block away from a Nestlé candy bar factory, a new outpost of the Drake hotel, a restaurant chain, and the chic Henderson Brewery, the area has long been a mecca for artistic activity, albeit in the midst of one of Canada's most rapidly gentrifying cities.
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Some other notable events from the past year included Hurricane Dorian, the strongest hurricane to strike the Bahamas; Tropical Storm Iba, the first tropical cyclone to form in the south Atlantic Basin since 2010; Typhoon Hagibis, one of the most rapidly intensifying storms to form in the western north Pacific Ocean; and Tropical Cyclone Idai, one of the deadliest storms to strike in the southwest Indian Ocean basin.
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