Instead of the newcomers changing the suburbs, they say, the suburbs will change the newcomers.
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"If there are less opportunities, its harder to get newcomers in, and women are still to a certain extent newcomers," Dittmar said.
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There are, and probably ever shall be, some gamer geeks who gripe at such newcomers, just as they gripe when there are no newcomers at all.
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The status quo national culture has to assimilate newcomers — that is to say, it has to accept them, welcome them, absorb them — and the newcomers have to assimilate the receiving culture.
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"Developers and real estate agents tend to favor the newcomers, and the newcomers tend to be white and affluent," said Derek Hyra, the director of the Metropolitan Policy Center at American University.
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Some are newcomers and some are veterans in the field.
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Apparently, she gets "confusion and unsurety" from newcomers a lot.
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And newcomers changed the demographic mix of its surrounding blocks.
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And joining them are newcomers Gina Kirschenheiter and Emily Simpson!
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As a result, PC gaming can seem inaccessible to newcomers.
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Young people are staying, Mr Gange observes, and newcomers arriving.
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One photo shows Iraqi newcomers being sprayed with DDT pesticide.
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It contains hacker groups dedicated to showing newcomers the ropes.
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The vast majority of the newcomers have been well received.
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Adelberg at FaegreBD has been tracking marketplace newcomers and departures.
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Terrible reviews didn't hold back all of this weekend's newcomers.
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The newcomers brought in by Gionet weren't much better behaved.
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For newcomers, the combat is a lot to take in.
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Today, the service is extending a similar offer to newcomers.
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The city of Richmond is home to many Chinese newcomers.
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No one knows how the newcomers will wield their power.
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Moreover, European newcomers are the most lucrative group among them.
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It's meant to be a little easier on tabletop newcomers.
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These jobs now need to come back to help newcomers.
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Nevertheless, traditional auto companies are forming alliances with the newcomers.
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He wants to help newcomers learn German and find jobs.
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Everyone agrees that newcomers need to learn the local language.
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Independent candidates are banned and parties are unwelcoming to newcomers.
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As yet the newcomers have merely nibbled around the edges.
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One of QMB's goals is to bring newcomers into brewing.
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Survivors and newcomers are still churning out EV motorcycles, though.
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There are newcomers to the industry because of the prices.
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But what of the places these newcomers have left behind?
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So appearing to demonise those newcomers doesn't go down well.
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We spoke to several newcomers, displaying their work at POW!
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" Comedy also saw its share of newcomers, including FX's "Atlanta.
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For their part, the newcomers are preoccupied by household matters.
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Newcomers ask advice of elders, who are happy to answer.
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Some of the newcomers espouse prejudices from their native lands.
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Even with the talented newcomers, Charles remains the Liberty's engine.
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Nowadays, you find a mix of pros, hobbyists and newcomers.
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Such a system leaves little opening for outsiders and newcomers.
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Amazon isn't the only tech giant that's staring down newcomers.
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The Iranians are hardly newcomers to hard ball power politics.
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The newcomers belonged to a particularly punitive sect of Mennonites.
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This can create issues for newcomers, according to multiple sources.
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Directed by Alex Brewer and Benjamin Brewer, newcomers and siblings.
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It's "the norm" for them, because she's always inviting newcomers.
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"I see those as very risky for newcomers," he said.
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By then, we will know how each team's newcomers fit.
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Some German residents feel alienated by the number of newcomers.
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At first, the newcomers can't even communicate with one another.
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Hissho swept up many of the newcomers as it expanded.
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The newcomers are largely Hong Kongers, Taiwanese and mainland Chinese.
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Neighborhoods filled with newcomers made building local political organizations difficult.
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Others dismissed the newcomers as a fringe, with little influence.
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The court crowd regulars are dimly aware of the newcomers.
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And it's this relative resistance that has attracted some newcomers.
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Eleven are newcomers to the event, which runs through Sunday.
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Some Democrats are already expressing doubts about the newcomers' viability.
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Newcomers like me looked up to them for professional guidance.
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"Black Women: Power and Grace" also features other female newcomers.
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This year, the event featured 2675 participants, including four newcomers.
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Newcomers often seek both New York convenience and rural comfort.
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Newcomers beware: This newsletter is dark and full of spoilers.
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These newcomers may be slightly baffled by the Jolly Spaghetti.
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The Swettes are not newcomers to plant-based meat alternatives either.
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I understand that the PC market can be intimidating to newcomers.
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A lot of the [newcomers] started when they were 18, 19.
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Florida's Republican Governor Rick Scott has reached out to these newcomers.
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Now he works for a Lutheran relief agency, helping other newcomers.
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The space has been leased by existing businesses and newcomers alike.
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Chinese newcomers have now spread across the San Francisco Bay Area.
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When newcomers arrive, their level is assessed on the first day.
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A turbulent 2018 for China's gaming market hasn't held back newcomers.
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Calypso is perfect for fans of Sedaris and for newcomers alike.
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As to whether it'll convince newcomers, though, I have my doubts.
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It is hard to imagine a megacity less hospitable to newcomers.
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"newcomers") can embed themselves into a community of sentient androids (a.k.a.
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There are also plenty of newcomers to fill in the roster.
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The company is making the process so much easier for newcomers.
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Its lobby already pushing for more regulation to curb the newcomers.
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But the municipal elections have brought a surge of political newcomers.
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He says that when newcomers try Piano Genie, they're quickly delighted.
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The newcomers have lower costs and can therefore offer better value.
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Current policies push newcomers to find work as soon as possible.
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It allows us to better integrate the newcomers in the classroom.
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" As for the newcomers, she said, "It's good to have company.
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Two of 21990's strongest funds were newcomers to the list.
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The policy affected both newcomers and permanent residents in different ways.
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Ultimate has a lot to offer series veterans and newcomers alike.
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The newcomers are slated to remain on the ISS until October.
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Xenophobes and xenophiles share a belief in the fecundity of newcomers.
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It's a lot for newcomers to navigate, especially without a manual.
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Most of those buyers, Lamborghini says, are newcomers to the brand.
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The people of Lesbos looked at the newcomers and saw themselves.
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The diverse cast is full of newcomers that command the screen.
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In both cases, millions of newcomers, employed, generated prosperity and dynamism.
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Why are newcomers still jumping in this late in the day?
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Ed Royce (Calif.) and Darrell Issa (Calif.), vulnerable newcomers like Reps.
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They're afraid of newcomers to the country and all of that.
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Some were curious newcomers drawn by the calorie-rich window display.
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Well, there will always be newcomers who see a great opportunity.
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Newcomers start out at $12.85 an hour for 12-hour shifts.
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The visitors from Houston were relative newcomers to this stage, too.
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Newcomers will be fascinated by how it all came to be.
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What do newcomers to the industry not understand about your job?
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If newcomers were caught by surprise, others knew what to expect.
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Among the newcomers to the synagogue are Nina and Dekel Peretz.
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He wondered whether newcomers would acclimate to Japan's rules-based culture.
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Here is a piece of advice for newcomers: Forget about getting.
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Do we see newcomers as an opportunity for us to grow?
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There are also a handful of newcomers looking to disrupt them.
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But Spotify (and other newcomers like Luminary), have done exactly this.
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Then came newcomers and retirees, who were just fine with that.
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In small towns everywhere, resentment against newcomers and "outsiders" isn't uncommon.
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I helped hundreds of newcomers learn English, find homes, get jobs.
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Even the newcomers in the N.F.C. are not all that new.
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How did these newcomers navigate that foreign, if quintessentially American environment?
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Newcomers unfamiliar with local laws have hunted ranchers' cattle for food.
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Most are the descendents of recent immigrants, and sympathise with newcomers.
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The newcomers are trying a variety of approaches to get there.
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Workers at the city's public libraries help newcomers apply for citizenship.
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But only in Shoreline Park are the newcomers eating the natives.
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So where are people, particularly newcomers, going to build their lives?
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But the rift also underscores how influential the newcomers are becoming.
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"Recruiters now have their eyes set on the newcomers," she added.
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A number of newcomers are also set to join the race.
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They would no longer manage the newcomers' bank account and budget.
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There can be important benefits too from the newcomers, officials said.
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Relative newcomers like Apple, Amazon and Netflix have kept Sundance vibrant.
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And some of the newcomers' rhetoric has been stupid and irresponsible.
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And some of the newcomers' rhetoric has been stupid and irresponsible.
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We met newcomers, longtime customers, queer activists, and even an astrologer.
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Relations between the newcomers and longtime residents have sometimes been tense.
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Newcomers are being welcomed with coffee and doughnuts in the Connections Lounge.
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Answering those questions is confusing to newcomers for a couple of reasons.
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President Reagan invited all congressional newcomers to the White House for dinner.
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But finding somewhere to live is just one challenge facing the newcomers.
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Yet their gallery prices very often much lower than those of newcomers.
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Newcomers need not fear that they won't fit in or be welcomed.
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However, in recent years newcomers have attempted to disrupt the the space.
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All of this should help create a more welcoming environment for newcomers.
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Places where living is cheap and jobs plentiful are attractive to newcomers.
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They are also joined by newcomers Mischa Barton and Brandon Thomas Lee.
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REGULATION helps incumbents, which have the resources to comply, but hurts newcomers.
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The rich world clearly could not absorb so many newcomers at once.
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But, three of his four UFC wins have come against UFC newcomers.
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First, Canada not only welcomes newcomers but works hard to integrate them.
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There are standout performances from a couple of newcomers to the Resistance.
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As incumbents like Symantec and HP stumble, failing to adapt, newcomers benefit.
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Newcomers should ease into the sport with shorter or less competitive races.
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"Donald" sits between two other newcomers to the list, "aa123456" and "password1".
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The result is a game that's perfect for newcomers and veterans alike.
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Two newcomers were also nominated this year with Amazon's The Marvelous Mrs.
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That means the city would have shrunk without the migration of newcomers.
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They are relative newcomers to the give and take of community consultation.
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To prevent chaotic handouts, they require newcomers to demonstrate proof of need.
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BRÁS, a dowdy part of central São Paulo, has welcomed many newcomers.
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But a surprising number of newcomers forced me into a second round.
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Among the newcomers, Facebook has now earned a spot on the list.
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And Gerber is one of many looking forward to meeting the newcomers.
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Newcomers to Hitman quickly realize that this isn't your typical video game.
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Newcomers to the internet are often excluded in an overwhelmingly digital age.
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Some of the newcomers from the North succeeded beyond their wildest dreams.
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Some towns, including Angovia, have seen violence between newcomers and existing residents.
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Former antagonists now share a common purpose: to keep the newcomers out.
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The newcomers are part of a group led by someone named Connor.
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They were British newcomers Cairn Energy, SOCO International and Israel's Ratio Oil.
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Competitors like TrackR and newcomers like Trakkies may try to follow suit.
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Caitlyn Napolitano and Carlos Dacosta are among the finalists for best newcomers.
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Political newcomers have had political success in Wisconsin in the past. Sen.
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To attract newcomers, Spotify also recently introduced a more compelling free service.
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For newcomers to her oeuvre, the memoirs are the place to start.
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Public housing in the neighborhood's Regent Park also seemed to inhibit newcomers.
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But it faces declining productivity and rules that some say exclude newcomers.
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The newcomers' first policy-setting meeting will be on Sept. 20-21.
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I welcome the newcomers who challenge the civic xenophobia of the natives.
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This year's newcomers represent a wide variety of sectors and business models.
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Two other newcomers, "Chappaquiddick" and "The Miracle Season" premiered slightly above estimates.
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Few established politicians are standing in the way of these political newcomers.
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Residents took turns picking up trash, conducting security patrols and vetting newcomers.
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I always recommend for newcomers to see it two or three times.
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For newcomers, the wide-ranging "Stream System" is the place to begin.
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On a recent evening, a woman monitoring the crowd spotted some newcomers.
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THE NEWCOMERS: Finding Refuge, Friendship, and Hope in America, by Helen Thorpe.
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Occasionally, Mr. Wong said, the newcomers' zeal overwhelms any sense of caution.
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The offensive line, which had several newcomers, provided him with little time.
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Natives and newcomers alike grow accustomed to our annual apocalypse of flame.
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It's nice to see familiar faces, but we always have some newcomers.
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Among more affordable newcomers, the 189-room Civana resort in Carefree, Ariz.
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This time, the newcomers are buying Dette's wares for their intended purpose.
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He has warned that newcomers threaten to bring distrust and potential violence.
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The app offers investing advice so newcomers can learn basic investing rules.
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Now they were lost, on the streets causing trouble, tormenting the newcomers.
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Below, the standouts, including some old favorites and a few promising newcomers.
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Last year, Canada admitted more than 320,000 newcomers — the most on record.
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As newcomers, they're mostly impervious to the right's tool of personal attacks.
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Many of the newcomers founded squatters' towns on the fringes of cities.
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The tradeoff is that those familiar faces generally squeezed out deserving newcomers.
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Despite this being the fifth in the series, it's welcoming to newcomers.
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Of the 35 newcomers, 40 percent are women and people of color.
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Dozens of Democratic women — incumbents and newcomers alike — are rallying behind Rep.
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Some suggested the two newcomers give the Democratic response side by side.
|
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Both Eaton and Moxy are relative newcomers, having opened in fall 2018.
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As the applause subsided, the President congratulated the newcomers on their election.
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Answering those questions is confusing to newcomers for a couple of reasons.
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But at the same time they're soaring, the newcomers are also stumbling.
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In her experience, newcomers seek out those aspects before any particular property.
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But they didn't smash open the major label doors for other newcomers.
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In some cases public ire opens the door to newcomers, such as Netflix.
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This could be because barriers to competition keep out even well-funded newcomers.
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The huge inflow of newcomers is cleansing, but will bring its own difficulties.
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At any rate, American sinologists, veterans and newcomers, should ponder the Chinese audacity.
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The smartphone market can be cruel to newcomers, especially in the United States.
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This year Canada intends to accept 2250,2000 newcomers, nearly 22016% of its population.
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That's a good start, but the auto industry is notoriously unwelcoming to newcomers.
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Instead, my two favorite laptops of the year are coming from relative newcomers.
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The newcomers were captured by OMNRF teams that fired net guns from aircraft.
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Perception is one obstacle facing the newcomers, but there are also practical ones.
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Young newcomers are putting down roots, reinforcing a cultural change, especially on race.
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The first step is to recognise the causes of the backlash against newcomers.
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Newcomers Alessia Cara, Troye Sivan, Jidenna and Best New Artist nominee Lukas Graham.
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Other blogging platforms, like Pillowfort, will have their shot to nab newcomers, too.
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On average it takes seven to eight years for newcomers to find employment.
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He also calls low-income newcomers a burden, even if many have jobs.
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This image matters hugely to New Zealanders, and many newcomers quickly adopt it.
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Rather than face up to fresh competition, lawmakers have tried to block newcomers.
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It would then be easier for newcomers to recruit talent away from incumbents.
|
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Chinese-led newcomers to development banking also look keen, at least on paper.
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Commercial carriers, too, are trying to entice more newcomers with better financial rewards.
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Later they may run a proxy contest to seat newcomers on the board.
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Friendly, mostly female Facebook staff wandered around to answer questions newcomers might have.
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The Nissan Stage had been occupied all night by smaller acts and newcomers.
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Newcomers sometimes find themselves no better off than they were in the countryside.
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But they are lumbered with the cost of providing local services for newcomers.
|
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The category was a combination of familiar names and newcomers this time around.
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In truth, the locals may get an unfair reputation for hostility to newcomers.
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He did, however, offer some critique for newcomers John Boyega and Daisy Ridley.
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Thursday was the deadline for the newcomers to submit their expressions of interest.
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Like most newcomers, Nwodim will be considered a "featured" player on the show.
|
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For newcomers to a war zone, they've quickly become accustomed to their surroundings.
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Predictable are the dismissive tones from a political class heart hardened to newcomers.
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Newcomers like the Volkswagen Atlas and Subaru Ascent have also made a splash.
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Many of the newcomers are not part of the Western system of alliances.
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TLC has cast both veterans and newcomers for the show, returning this spring.
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But making life more difficult for the newcomers is no solution, Germershausen said.
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Amanda Adolf is among the newcomers the green rush brought to Cal City.
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The nominees span decades in the industry — from newcomers to multiple-Emmy winners.
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Others say the newcomers have made Amman a better city to live in.
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So newcomers use promotions such as free samples to win their first reviews.
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The newcomers can't function as managers if they are kept in the dark.
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There is, however, still a lot of nervousness for newcomers to the currency.
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Banks, fearful of losing out to newcomers, are also working on e-payments.
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Well, this group of 43 newcomers is eventually admitted and receives medical attention.
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" And there are some newcomers in the comedy category like "Barry" and "Glow.
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If anything, attendees say, the Juggalos have a way of converting the newcomers.
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But the company also sees the event as an opportunity for newcomers, too.
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For whatever reason, it's always newcomers and kids that catch the biggest fish.
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You'll find familiar faces like Levi's along with relative newcomers like Warp + Weft.
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Education, for both established fiber artists and newcomers, is fundamental to EVFAC's mission.
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Britain is host to several banking newcomers, and Atom is one of them.
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Heavyweight newcomers to the Hong Kong edition include Metro Pictures of New York.
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They also played up how both Trump and Strange are newcomers to politics.
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Two exciting young newcomers, Quentin Dolmaire and the luminous Lou Roy-Lecollinet, costar.
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Most newcomers were respectful of the Bo-Kaap's Cape Malay identity, he said.
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What do the newcomers to your music need to know about you all?
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Bridges, a high-flying wing player, is the best of Michigan State's newcomers.
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Other places also in the race for newcomers, Cutter says: North Platte, Neb.
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Thrive publishes a bunch of educational content to sell newcomers on its vision.
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Like all newcomers to a changing city, I soon soured to the idea.
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Many newcomers to working from home bemoan a loss of productivity and focus.
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But newcomers would have to learn to eat out or brown bag it.
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There are curfews for newcomers, penalties for missing them and chores for everyone.
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Then again, the three newcomers, Xavier, Butler and Creighton, have been consistent winners.
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And newcomers will sit beside the ghosts to tell the story once more.
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Paak, Gallant, and Maren Morris were among the newcomers to pick up nods. .
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He was alongside other newcomers building a shelter from plastic sheeting and bamboo.
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The new skyline is surprising, in part, because of the velocity of newcomers.
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Some nights the place was flooded with newcomers, hosting up to 50 participants.
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The players also have nicknames, which only makes things more confusing for newcomers.
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What's something that newcomers to the industry might not understand about your job?
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Surprisingly, on my most recent visit, some of the newcomers were Central American.
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Newcomers include midfielder Paxton Pomykal and goalkeeper Jesse Gonzalez, both from FC Dallas.
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But in the end, it was the newcomers in local contests who prevailed.
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But these ideals have always been combined with a deep suspicion of newcomers.
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Not all of these newcomers are going to ride Citi Bikes to work.
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The "hungry newcomers" clue could refer to the other members of McCartney's band.
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Public-housing corporations were ordered to sell off some apartments to wealthier newcomers.
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An hour-long "Indie World" showcase introduced more than a dozen Switch newcomers.
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Newcomers in 23.3's top 22019 include FortuneScope, Horoscope & Palm Master and Astroline.
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All of the other newcomers are women in their 40s and early 50s.
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This maintenance isn't particularly difficult but can be daunting and intimidating to newcomers.
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Others worried that the newcomers would be noisy or steal, Mr. Schütz recalled.
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There is more to come and the party is still open to newcomers.
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He has been known to stifle newcomers wanting to get into the ring.
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The arrangement appears on its face to favor younger newcomers over older veterans.
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And I think a lot of newcomers are like me in that way.
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That year, Canada identified 66,360 newcomers as economic immigrants for their occupational skills.
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It would also be a bridge between newcomers and old-timers, he said.
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Newcomers who signed a lease in September do not get a holiday pass.
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Both newcomers grew up listening to, and trying to emulate, the Chicago sound.
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The Swiss is now with Formula E newcomers Porsche as a test driver.
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Del Genio and Nasti, both newcomers, can communicate a lot with a gaze.
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It's a region where transient newcomers have defined the culture since pioneer days.
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In San Francisco, the newcomers were Delfina, Marlowe, RT Rotisserie and San Tung.
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Suffice it to say that newcomers will have much to prove in 2019.
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"They're a way for newcomers to get introduced to the sport," he said.
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"Many people come back year after year, as well as newcomers," he said.
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Chile´s policy toward lithium has been deeply critiqued as unclear for newcomers.
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Now he and other experienced members teach newcomers, some as young as 8.
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Their stable of writers and artists includes both veterans and newcomers, Alonso said.
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I've heard seasoned professionals, academics, as well as newcomers, describe themselves as hackers.
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Newcomers arrive every day to Kayamandi, mostly from the impoverished Eastern Cape Province.
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And for newcomers, another realization is dawning: Nothing stays new for long. Localize.
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The ability to keep up with the crowd is a test for newcomers.
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With new technology and competition from newcomers, automakers have ramped up their production.
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The newcomers included Mallory Pugh, 17, the youngest American woman to start a qualifier.
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Parliament's newcomers, say some, will lack the experience to hold the executive to account.
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People have criticized the way the newcomers dress and practice their religion, they said.
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In the 1980s, a violent group of local Assamese residents killed about 1,800 newcomers.
|
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Franchise newcomers Daisy Ridley andJohn Boyega are both up for the Breakthrough Performance award.
|
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But all those newcomers have put home prices out of reach for many folks.
|
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The newcomers replace Dov Baharav, Shai Cohen and Tom Riordan who are stepping down.
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The sound is so immersive it could honestly be disorientating for newcomers to audiophilia.
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The ban on corporate donations has made it harder for newcomers to challenge incumbents.
|
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Under a contested plan, the European Union started returning newcomers to Turkey this month.
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From there the newcomers spread throughout Brazil's south to raise crops and breed livestock.
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In Adra, the newcomers stayed in schools, receiving food, water, and medicine, he said.
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Ms. Hmida said many party stalwarts had been sidelined as newcomers had muscled in.
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Currency-hedged ETFs are relative newcomers and still just a drop in the ocean.
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Contrary to what newcomers may believe, that history has had significant ups and downs.
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To be sure, a gang of newcomers have muscled their way into their domains.
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Yet the newcomers' impact on Sweden is more nuanced than the Sweden Democrats suggest.
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Now its finances are healthy and it is gaining about 1,100 newcomers a month.
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Automotive companies are getting squeezed as car sales drop and newcomers eat their margins.
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He (and presumably other) newcomers pay money to fulfill their fantasies, free of consequence.
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Relative newcomers to these online ecosystems were beset by exploitation from above and within.
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Hipple says this is what newcomers always worry about—that they will be different.
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The mammoth task of integrating the country's newcomers receives two short and platitudinous paragraphs.
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From this trailer alone, newcomers might think the series was being renamed Mariah Dillard.
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On the world scene India is behind Sri Lanka and Kenya, both relative newcomers.
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A number of the newcomers from the Middle East and Africa are anti-Semitic.
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This feels like a true luxury experience in ways that other luxury newcomers don't.
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Regardless, both groups represent newcomers whose power threatened - or could threaten - the establishment's hold.
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But like with Moments, this is more about making Twitter less daunting to newcomers.
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It is challenging for newcomers to fend for themselves without any work, Habiague said.
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Today, there are now fewer native-born North Carolinians in the state than newcomers.
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Even in the Yangon's drastically altered culinary landscape, Sharky's stands apart from trendier newcomers.
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The clip also gives a first look at newcomers Mischa Barton and Brandon Lee.
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It's not Donald Trump who makes America great, it's the country's openness to newcomers.
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Of those, Dolby Vision and HDR10+ are the newcomers to Fire TV Stick line.
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Or they can build dedicated interfaces into which the newcomers can plug their applications.
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Smugglers in Mahra complain of a loss of business, as the newcomers crack down.
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De La Cruz acknowledges that some of his Hispanic constituents don't like the newcomers.
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The first policy-setting meeting for the newcomers will be on Sept. 20-21.
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Smith joins a cast filled with Star Wars regulars and newcomers to the saga.
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The report also looked at fastest-growing chains, which included newcomers and old favorites.
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"The newcomers are looking for the same thing we are," the glitchy robot explains.
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But launching on Stadia effectively creates that subscription kind of option for curious newcomers.
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It will be up to the newcomers, though, to be vigilant about new problems.
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"We are newcomers to this business, and there are no reference points," he said.
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The newcomers will not quibble over the circumstances that brought them to this stage.
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Of course, we must protect our borders, vet newcomers and hold law-breakers accountable.
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The new establishments say they aim to cater to longtime residents and newcomers alike.
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As the newcomers arrived, Miami's workforce grew by 55,000, or 8%, almost at once.
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Today the pace of change is bracing, as is the insolence of the newcomers.
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Newcomers will also have a higher limit than incumbents in the 3.5 GHz band.
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The newcomers' attitude toward problems also differs from the usual approach in Wasco County.
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But just as we welcome & encourage newcomers, we are also a country of laws.
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Two exciting young newcomers, Quentin Dolmaire and the luminous Lou Roy-Lecollinet, co-star.
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Amid the debate, efforts to relay German cultural values to newcomers can become muddled.
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Thriving places could do more to build the housing and infrastructure to accommodate newcomers.
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There is also a skill that newcomers do not appreciate, the older players say.
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"Star Trek" (2009) welcomed newcomers to the sci-fi series and impressed lifelong fans.
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People said they had been asked to share their rations with thousands of newcomers.
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The newcomers are important to the industry's growth not only because they bring cash.
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The Best New Artist nominees aren't necessarily a collection of bright and shiny newcomers.
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The more professional racers have sponsors, but the race is also open to newcomers.
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Organizers are running orientation sessions for newcomers, nonviolent mass action trainings, and legal trainings.
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The highest-ranked of six newcomers on the list was Gigi Hadid at fifth.
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Campaign consultants from the traditional media world are entering the digital fray as newcomers.
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Other cabbies on the road were accused of harassing the newcomers, The Times wrote.
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But experienced collectors advise caution for newcomers, saying it's better to wade in slowly.
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They are newcomers to this country and they are citizens who were born here.
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Eventually those newcomers might offer the same assistance to the next set of arrivals.
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Companies like PicketFencer and NeighborhoodScout offer services that play destination matchmaker for these newcomers.
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When she ran last October, she called for an inclusive Poland that welcomed newcomers.
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Crow stresses that the country's politics are broken and need humble newcomers like him.
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Increasingly, this snaking tunnel traffic is competing with throngs of newcomers to Hudson Square.
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His boss, Anwar Kazmi, ironically introduces him to newcomers as "our most polite driver".
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"They're not even calling it Chinatown — it's Two Bridges," he said of neighborhood newcomers.
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Why do you think the parts of Aladdin and Jasmine went to relative newcomers?
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Restrictionists also argue that we need to favor newcomers with "skills" and educational credentials.
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And although JPJ didn't want to date around, two newcomers wanted to date him.
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Unlike most of New York's private schools, these newcomers are all for-profit businesses.
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Of the remaining players who returned and the newcomers, almost none have stood out.
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So we asked readers of New York Today to share advice for city newcomers.
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Leading the project were two relative newcomers to Facebook, Brent Harris and Heather Moore.
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Yes, part of welcoming newcomers into the fold is about honoring our immigrant heritage.
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To operate as payment institutions across America, newcomers need a licence in every state.
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Mr. Trump has long stoked a xenophobic fear of newcomers among his political base.
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Natural selection favors the residents that make powerful antimicrobials that ward off the newcomers.
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Fewer businesses are being started, and the newcomers are having less success unseating incumbents.
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The high-end real estate brokers persuade old homeowners to sell to flush newcomers.
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"There are a few newcomers this year," said the fair's curatorial director, Aric Chen.
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What the newcomers perform has to be something they developed, not something they copied.
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The New York Times asked Noah Horowitz, the fair's director, to highlight several newcomers.
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But in Canada, immigration is not just about selecting newcomers based on their skills.
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Such newcomers may be why the dairy industry still wants some guardrails around yogurt.
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How the newcomers compare in quality is a matter of furious social media debate.
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It weighs on the wages of the workers who directly compete with the newcomers.
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And newcomers like Hashmi, who enters the state Senate, notched key victories last night.
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The neighborhood was changing, though; newcomers were arriving and longtime residents were moving out.
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Even with the dominion of the major players, some newcomers are budding in Paris.
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Now some corps members say there has been interest from newcomers in the neighborhood.
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Over all, Bronze Age Iberians traced 40 percent of their ancestry to the newcomers.
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I think it's definitely way more important to me to have the newcomers on.
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There was also a guy who used to rape a lot of the newcomers.
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The app needs to be better to use for its loyal users and for newcomers.
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Excitement around new game releases tends to wane quickly as subsequent newcomers vie for attention.
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" Newcomers "The Girl in the Spider's Web" and "Overlord" weren't able to best "Bohemian Rhapsody.
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I think it's very intentionally signaling this is your space newcomers, this is your space.
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Worried that it was struggling to integrate newcomers, Sweden introduced border controls earlier this year.
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G Perico continues to establish himself as one of the West Coast's most intriguing newcomers.
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"The Intruder," a psychological thriller from Sony and Screen Gems, fared the best among newcomers.
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There are also 17 newcomers, reimagining the way we work, play, shop and even sleep.
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The newcomers to Washington will rise to the administrative challenge, said those who know them.
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Newcomers that jump in with zero knowledge of the previous seasons don't meet Beloved Clementine.
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The newcomers include environmental activists, retired federal workers and a couple of long-distance hikers.
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Chile`s existing policy toward lithium has been criticized as confusing and uninviting to newcomers.
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This means that it's a great entry point for newcomers that doesn't alienate existing fans.
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Better for governments to manage the influx, building roads and schools to accommodate the newcomers.
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So far, it's raised roughly $260 million and invested in newcomers like Qriously and VoterCircle.
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Kay Cannon's Blockers mixes veterans Leslie Mann, Ike Barinholtz, and John Cena with younger newcomers.
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But he also noted the industry faced tough competition from disruptive newcomers such as Airbnb.
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Newcomers are disrupting every part of retail, but Victoria's Secret has made its woes worse.
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Incumbents such as Nexi face competition from newcomers tapping new technologies for alternative payment methods.
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In addition to Avid, newcomers include Moxy Hotels from Marriott, which embraces a party spirit.
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Newcomers include Duckie Thot, former America's Next Top Model star Winnie Harlow, and Kelsey Merritt.
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Can Reformed churches and celebrations of Dutch lace and clog dancing make newcomers feel welcome?
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In fact Britain welcomed the newcomers—and their fish—as early as the 17th century.
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While newcomers like MGMT, Adele, and Lady Gaga were also carving out lanes for themselves.
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The far-right newcomers, Alternative for Germany (AfD), took third place, squeezing more mainstream parties.
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More expat groups are springing up here, making it easier for newcomers to get settled.
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The show is welcoming, situating us all, in a way, as newcomers to this feast.
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It can legitimize newcomers to the beauty world, as was the case for Alex's client.
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A tougher task than sifting newcomers is to kick out dodgy or useless old-timers.
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Small wonder, then, that it welcomed throngs of newcomers, many of them Polish, in 2004.
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It's great for those who understand the intricacies of League, but it's daunting for newcomers.
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With Studio, InVision is taking on incumbents like Adobe and other newcomers such as Sketch.
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These stories largely appeal to the older generation of relative newcomers to the United States.
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Anderson said he had helped the newcomers install solar panels after they arrived in December.
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Could race have something to do with the level of respect Trump accords to newcomers?
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As newcomers stream in, their beauty standards mix with those of the conservative Muslim country.
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Time will tell whether the payments newcomers could replicate their success in their neighboring city.
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And this February 14, they played a special show alongside similarly loved-up newcomers Her's.
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The fast-growing payments business faces competition from newcomers tapping technologies for alternative payment methods.
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There were the FAQs that would aid newcomers to the global decentralized discussion board Usenet.
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But to Ellemann-Jensen, the proposal is fair -- naturalizing newcomers to Denmark's generous welfare state.
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Systematically destroy 200+ indigenous languages, then insist newcomers speak yours (which you're barely literate in).
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As the number of newcomers grows, migrant-led media outlets are flourishing across the continent.
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Here are some of his candidates who are newcomers to national politics and won seats.
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Like most newcomers, his drink sells at roughly twice the price of big-brand gin.
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Once the shares are distributed, newcomers might need to wait years to enter the fishery.
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But some of these newcomers aren't the only ones who're trying to game the system.
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The streaming service announced its chosen showrunners, newcomers JD Payne and Patrick McKay, in June.
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Yesterday gave us a whole new batch of newcomers to judge based on first impressions.
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Several European countries have struggled to assimilate newcomers, and this is reflected in popular attitudes.
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The interface is confusing to newcomers, but fast for people who are adept at it.
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Here are six of the most helpful things I found for newcomers and lapsed fans.
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They did not fully realise that helping to integrate newcomers might be their responsibility, too.
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Ousamequin's people debated for months about whether to ally with the newcomers or destroy them.
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A handful of those newcomers have been vocal supporters of the BDS movement, including Reps.
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And for total newcomers, it's that sense of discovery that can make Twitter completely impenetrable.
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Most recently, he's been mentoring students and other newcomers to the world of competitive gaming.
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The first policy-setting meeting for the newcomers will be held on Sept. 20-21.
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For young Sambucans, do these newcomers finally provide a reason to stay in their homeland?
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And there are newcomers as well, disrupting industries from fitness to finance to feminine hygiene.
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Cody Fern, DeRon Horton, Gus Kenworthy, and Matthew Morrison are some of the series' newcomers.
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In cities once known for white privilege and exclusivity, the newcomers are clamoring for inclusion.
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Despite these projections, experts say the Trump administration's hardline approach to immigration is deterring newcomers.
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Salads at popular fast casual newcomers Chopt and sweetgreen were even more expensive, Saleh added.
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They fear competition from legal newcomers, and in protest even fund opposition to legalization efforts.
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The continuing refugee crisis has also provoked a fierce backlash against newcomers in many countries.
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Most out-of-state newcomers are coming from California, followed by Washington state and Utah.
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But the total did not include scores of Hasidic newcomers whose residency had been challenged.
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The old-timers and the newcomers rarely mix, inhabiting parallel worlds, divided partly by language.
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Some young female political newcomers have devised ways for overcoming their perceived lack of experience.
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But residents have already started to grumble about the newcomers encroaching on their quiet town.
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Newcomers, displaced by the war, move cautiously, unsure about their fate, or who is who.
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And with these changes, some residents say, divisions between longtime residents and newcomers have intensified.
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Among the other newcomers on the ballot, Mariano Rivera is a lock to be elected.
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From T regulars to industry newcomers, here are some of our favorite faces of 2017.
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And now Mr. Modica trains newcomers like Mr. Locascio in the mechanics of showing film.
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Newcomers Grøh and Azwel, alongside guest fighter Geralt of Rivia, add plenty on their own.
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For more than three generations, the newcomers have contributed to the renewal of Kennett Square.
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"Our newcomers will be part of putting together how our agenda goes forward," she said.
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For newcomers to the series, we suggest looking up some guides, especially week-one walkthroughs.
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In NIMBY cities, soaring prices make affluent homeowners even less willing to let newcomers in.
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These are betologists, the men and women available to help track newcomers understand race wagering.
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The same qualities that bind the townspeople together can, in turn, be alienating to newcomers.
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But the newcomers' success has sometimes come at the expense of those with deeper roots.
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The newcomers are known as postbiotics — and we're here to break them down for you.
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For newcomers, the opening number lays it out point blank: The Greek gods are real.
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The returning comedy "Black-ish" and two newcomers, "Speechless" and "American Housewife," are doing fine.
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It has also made a point to highlight most of the newcomers are 'economic migrants'.
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Television's biggest night offered familiar faces, several wins by newcomers and even a marriage proposal.
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Many of these ethnic communities of newcomers also self-imposed the moral imperative of assimilation.
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These come from freelance contributors across the United States and Canada, both regulars and newcomers.
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Next is the "eager teacher" who is willing to pass on specific skills to newcomers.
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We're proof that these newcomers are good for our economy, our culture, and our future.
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It's in this trio's scenes that newcomers may feel a tad out of their depths.
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The French choice was between two outsiders, both newcomers, both "populist" alternatives to traditional parties.
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"When I walk outside my house, these people don't speak," she says of the newcomers.
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In this multicultural nation, Iranians are comparative newcomers: Most arrived after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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With his decision, Abbott is sending a message that Texas is not welcoming to newcomers.
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It's not like newcomers to Byte are unaware of the elephant in the room, though.
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Because new spots are popping up constantly, and the 2020 newcomers are already creating buzz.
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These volunteers integrate the newcomers into the community, and help them get jobs and education.
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Decades later, New Yorkers worried that newcomers would become a "public charge" for a reason.
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They had already committed to helping guide and care for the newcomers for six months.
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Newcomers to the drink often describe it as tasting like smoky grass, or as earthy.
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P&G's razor brand has struggled to compete with newcomers Harry's and Dollar Shave Club.
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I know what you're probably thinking: The llama market is simply too saturated for newcomers.
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In addition to Avid, newcomers include Moxy Hotels from Marriott, which embraces a party spirit.
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"Jane" will delight those familiar with Ms. Goodall and provide a vibrant introduction for newcomers.
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But he also urged his audience to view those unsettled by the newcomers with empathy.
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So it's interesting to think about communities deliberately trying to attract newcomers and keep them.
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Chile´s existing policy toward lithium has been criticized as confusing and uninviting to newcomers.
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Their base continued to be wary, at best, that newcomers to America strengthened the country.
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The US is largely a nation of immigrants, and newcomers are flocking to big cities.
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The Sweden Democrats (SD), an anti-immigrant party, warns that newcomers will bankrupt Sweden's welfare state.
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Whether smaller players and newcomers could even theoretically follow these restrictive guidelines is an open question.
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But newcomers don't necessarily need an encyclopedic nature of weed culture to succeed in the industry.
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The many newcomers were attracted by the chance to support a truly left-wing Labour Party.
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The list of 15 sweet shops features some iconic classics as well as a few newcomers.
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This year, nearly 60 exhibitors — 13 of them newcomers — are setting up at the Metropolitan Pavilion.
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But the Switch is exceptional because it balances its appeal for newcomers and nerds so handily.
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To be sure, the shortlist for this was lengthy — there were a lot of quality newcomers.
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Greeted newcomers, washed ashtrays, made coffee, brought literature, bought cookies, stacked chairs, washed floors, chaired meetings.
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But they'll need to best a number of international newcomers that have built on their work.
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Similarly, François Hollande, the center-left president of France, has taken increasingly radical steps against newcomers.
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Politicians and pundits frequently debate how to integrate newcomers, and how well they will cope thereafter.
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The newcomers live on building sites, or in windowless rooms in the basements of apartment blocks.
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The newcomers soon find themselves buzzing like flies in the sticky paper of the startup life.
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Newcomers on this free tier can also rent PPV events without a subscription, the company says.
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But what is evident is that Arc System Works is targeting fighting game newcomers, Marvel vs.
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It takes time for newcomers to accept that they have swapped not just countries but cultures.
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Newcomers will likely find themselves totally lost in this tangle of characters and relationships and mythologies.
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Why would skilled foreigners choose a home that is harshly unwelcoming to other newcomers, he asks?
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Venture capitalists are lavishing money on hundreds of newcomers, in industries from biotech to electric vehicles.
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In Svyatogorsk, schools started to run double shifts -- one for local children, another for the newcomers.
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Their success lies in specificity, using illustration to illuminate rather than obscure the faces of newcomers.
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While Turkey has met the newcomers' basic needs, it has made few efforts to integrate them.
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As large insurance underwriters try to grapple with cyber insurance, newcomers aim to disrupt this ecosystem.
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It's like Bachelor in Paradise, except the "newcomers" on the beach will all be ex-lovers.
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That opened up space for newcomers — far-left populist Jean-Luc Mélenchon did surprisingly well too.
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Mass immigration demands better integration that promptly imparts language skills, jobs and Western values to newcomers.
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The newcomers are neither as highbrow nor as reliably liberal as earlier settlers, which causes tension.
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We've asked a few of Montreal's musical veterans and newcomers about their thoughts on the issue.
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Other newcomers, such as Monzo and Starling Bank, focus on domestic transactions rather than foreign exchange.
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This series is absolutely for both newcomers to comics and old die-hards, a must-read.
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"Celebrities certainly add sparkle to our programming, and can help introduce newcomers to QVC," she shares.
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People in Hawaii know that the fear of newcomers can lead to bad policy, Chin said.
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His departure is a reminder of how hard it is for newcomers to thrive in Trumpland.
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There were some heads banging back and forth, and some enthusiastic newcomers venturing into the pit.
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As anime fandom grew online, Eva became one of the watershed must-see series for newcomers.
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In the meantime, Germany is beginning the difficult work of integrating hundreds of thousands of newcomers.
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Like summer Fridays, poolside cookouts, and white jeans, these Dunkin' newcomers won't stick around for long.
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It may be called "Xtreme," but it's a relatively safe race for newcomers to the sport.
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Recipients must have been living in the US since the designation, so newcomers are not eligible.
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Many believe it's too hard to use, especially for newcomers, plus there's that whole abuse issue.
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This region should not be a place from which refugees flee, but to which newcomers flock.
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Welsh emigration to America was never significant, only ever representing a fraction of the total newcomers.
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None of the three participants play video games regularly, and Overwatch isn't exactly gentle to newcomers.
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Gossip also helps to socialize newcomers into groups by resolving ambiguity about group norms and values.
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Newcomers in its ebullient startup scene are mostly focused on the 1.3 billion-strong home market.
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For newcomers, managers are even offering the favorable terms once exclusively offered to longtime loyal clients.
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Newcomers to the swag game include In-N-Out burger, whose line-up includes air fresheners.
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The newcomers haven't provided major production, yet the Cavaliers still are back in the NBA Finals.
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But the DACA policy, which had just been introduced, gave the newcomers something to talk about.
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Among these newcomers are Naya Health, based in Silicon Valley, and Babyation, based in St. Louis.
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Italy is working with various groups and authorities in Libya to slow the flow of newcomers.
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The most distinctive of the newcomers deal with youth-centric stories, albeit in decidedly different ways.
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As we update this guide, there are sure to be newcomers looking to disrupt the industry.
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Those protests helped to usher in a Republican-controlled Congress and several newcomers, including Tim Huelskamp.
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But despite xenophobic warnings about unknown newcomers, the governors can do little to stop the resettlements.
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Newcomers must quickly learn Danish — and adapt to norms like keeping tidy gardens and riding bicycles.
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Hill, of California, said she'd delivered a message to the incumbents, on behalf of the newcomers.
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Detroit, Michigan, has a fellowship program that gives newcomers a guaranteed salary for the first year.
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The newcomers are four of the top five scorers for Houston, which has won four straight.
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Others were promising newcomers, plucked from more than four hundred applications to the American Composers Forum.
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"It's a process," said Saunders, whose four-man back line included three newcomers to the team.
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In 2016, 50 newcomers joined the board, and 2015 had a record-setting 4.53 new entrants.
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While newcomers are joining the unicorn board, longstanding members are going public or selling to acquirers.
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Retaining users and appealing to newcomers is critical as Skype's growth has plateaued in recent years.
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Kaminsky and Bohannon, a senior, on one side; newcomers Hayes and Vitto Brown on the other.
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"In respect to the overall Denver heavy music scene, we still consider ourselves newcomers," Mike says.
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Given the endless arguments and parochial rules, we often wonder why our game appeals to newcomers.
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How much should a modern, secular nation tolerate the illiberal customs of newcomers from traditional cultures?
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It's no coincidence that voters in those areas turned en masse for help toward untested newcomers.
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By December of that year, almost 29,20 migrants, asylum seekers, and newcomers had come into Germany.
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Democratic veterans and newcomers alike have lined up to challenge President Trump in the 2020 election.
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As newcomers to South Africa, he said, he and his brothers have been turned into scapegoats.
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Liberal Democrats and more moderate newcomers from Republican-leaning districts have fought over Republican procedural motions.
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The newly minted prime minister, Scott Morrison, named his cabinet, a mix of newcomers and holdovers.
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The play is being written by three Broadway newcomers, Jeremy Kareken, David Murrell and Gordon Farrell.
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Some no longer feel at home in their own neighborhoods because newcomers are not fully integrated.
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For newcomers, that is the story of Elena Greco, called Lenù, and Rafaella Cerullo, called Lila.
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"Among the newcomers, the one name everyone mentions is Roy Hargrove," Mr. Piazza wrote in 1990.
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And when they do, the newcomers to Indigenous lands rarely seem to pay a legal price.
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On Baseball The doors are now locked to all newcomers hoping to play past Oct. 24.
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First, newcomers get licensed and go through two weeks of on-site training at different offices.
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For newcomers, Firstleaf gives an introductory offer of these six wines for only $40, plus tax.
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Some voters will follow the "devil-you-know" philosophy, worrying that newcomers could bring unforeseen havoc.
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Yet the campaign finance scandal has added to infighting in a party packed with political newcomers.
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Gardening may seem like a daunting task for suburban newcomers, but we join a passionate bunch.
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Longtime residents say the county is friendly, tightknit, sometimes suspicious of newcomers and resistant to change.
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Black residents are still the city's largest ethnic group, but newcomers are changing the culture drastically.
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There is a strategy that newcomers to multiplayer games can employ to head off such behavior.
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The article noted, accurately, that many of those who turned out were newcomers to antiwar protest.
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Kent Monkman's painting "Welcoming the Newcomers" in the Great Hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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But its success or failure hinges on a number of factors: Does it teach newcomers effectively?
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A newcomers who first hopped aboard with the HBO series now understand: "Ozymandias" is perfectly named.
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At the end of the scale, newcomers Haas will get only $19 million, according to Autosport.
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The last five ranked teams were Wichita State, Wisconsin, Virginia and newcomers Iowa State and Miami.
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"Family reunification" took priority over economic and national security, public safety and the assimilation of newcomers.
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They ended up paying $379,000 for the house and, like many newcomers to Petworth, had children.
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Newcomers can simply design a label and outsource production to a wholesaler that deals in bulk.
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Think about just how much those grateful newcomers have added to the fabric of American society.
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Doctors say they're seeing more of a rare but dangerous condition among newcomers to spin classes.
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Tenants fear that the wave of wealthier newcomers is pushing rents up and poorer residents out.
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Many newcomers aren't being intentionally demanding, she added, they just don't understand how New York works.
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"A broad field, a wide-open field that's a good thing for newcomers," said Mr. Buttigieg.
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For the newcomers, the children of Representative Grace Meng of Queens have some advice to share.
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But the two parties that could meet their demise aren't newcomers or hastily cobbled together coalitions.
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Alongside newcomers, the 2020 slate will feature artists behind two of the first season's big shows.
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Last year's list of public domain newcomers included more works of visual arts, as Hyperallergic reported.
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This compares to 21 newly minted unicorns in 225 and the record-setting 13 with 21 newcomers.
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Newcomers from illiberal lands might bring unwelcome customs, such as political corruption or intolerance for gay people.
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Since then, schools have got better at testing the abilities of newcomers and hired more language specialists.
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Iwobi defines a slew of quirky capital colloquialisms to the newcomers, such as "peng", "popping" and "crepes".
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After Harrison's death the share price climbed roughly 12 percent in around three weeks, rewarding the newcomers.
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Moreover, those who've argued that it's too late for newcomers have a history of being proven wrong.
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And grumbly, stay-away-from-newcomers Ted (Milo Twomey) may just have a history with Zoe's mom.
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The toughest thing to convey to newcomers at the DefCon Voting Village in Las Vegas this weekend?
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Now, meal kit companies are facing an onslaught of competition from newcomers and big food brands alike.
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"Interestingly, the newcomers to our list were uniquely human traits," Petrone told CNBC Make It via email.
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And while these newcomers don't fit the traditional mold, it's hard to ignore the demand for them.
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French startup Doctolib is leveraging its own community of practitioners to compete with Livi and other newcomers.
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Apple strongly calls for policies that treat newcomers in the automotive industry the same as incumbent leaders.
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Economic growth has brought with it plenty of newcomers, who have pushed up housing demand still further.
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Charles Schwab started offering fractional stock trading last week, a feature introduced by SoFi and other newcomers.
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Many of the newcomers, moreover, had linguistic and cultural or family ties with other countries in Europe.
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Though the best competitive crossworders are a greying lot, moving the crossword online gives newcomers a chance.
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So here's a list of seven particularly outstanding new summer shows, suitable for newcomers or longtime fans.
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Today's recruits to big banks have different priorities from the newcomers of a decade or two ago.
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A feeling of openness towards newcomers is growing, but still leaves a fair bit to be desired.
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Mr. Geiwitz often meets newcomers roughly his age who are scoping out the place for their parents.
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The rich world is gripped by a debate about what to do with newcomers from poor countries.
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In every instance of political transition, there are a few pushy media newcomers made for the moment.
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Newcomers are coming in thick and fast from elsewhere, including China, India and other parts of Asia.
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And many of these newcomers have been touting their access to locals as one of their benefits.
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They will be joined by newcomers to the show Dania Ramirez, Gabrielle Anwar, and Andrew J. West.
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Best of all, the game itself continues to stay fun and accessible enough to draw in newcomers.
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Now, Esmail is welcoming fans and newcomers alike to actually see and visually inhabit that same story.
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It's great for existing fans of the series, but it's not the best entry point for newcomers.
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The incidents occurred years or even decades ago, usually when the women were young newcomers to Congress.
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The course began on January 13th, but newcomers can catch up with streams of previous class sessions.
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The newcomers, he notes, have two things on their side that previous would-be disrupters did not.
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Now, she joins newcomers Mikey Day and Alex Moffat for season 42 of the sketch comedy series.
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And get your wallets ready — we suspect you'll want to throw all your money at these newcomers.
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When Tran first started developing Jinteki, newcomers like me and my friends weren't part of his plan.
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What many of them had in common: suburban districts across red and blue states electing women newcomers.
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That's because wary consumers are more prone to trust recognized names with their information than unfamiliar newcomers.
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Tellingly, papers by newcomers are cited far more heavily than new work by the celebrity's former collaborators.
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In turn, Social Democrats will demand increased spending for disadvantaged Germans as well as generosity to newcomers.
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For newcomers to the Star Wars franchise, then, the pump has been primed for Lando to return.
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" Read MoreBusinesses can go green without going under "We have to treat newcomers, refugees as human beings.
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Her pinned post explains that she's currently closed to commissions due to "the recent surge in newcomers".
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The region's massive entrepreneurial and venture ecosystem keeps on producing valuable newcomers well-capitalized to keep hiring.
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Some, like Ahmad, were housed in the squalid "Jungle" camp before it was dismantled, others are newcomers.
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Since its debut, DirecTV Now has also been challenged by other newcomers to the live TV space.
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Some of these newcomers, arriving from conservative cultures, might be expected to resist the mayor's liberal impulses.
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More from newcomers: Will country radio give any newbies featured at CRS a spot in the rotation?
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However, the company attributed its growth to making the service easier to newcomers, not to live video.
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Meanwhile, the newcomers will stay on the station for about four months, leaving sometime in late February.
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The show stars a cast of newcomers including Shameik Moore, Justice Smith, Herizen Guardiola, and Skylan Brook.
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It has been exploring policies that would narrow the criteria for newcomers, including students, to gain residency.
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Series newcomers Susan Sarandon, Hines and Christine Baranski play the moms of Hahn, Bell and Kunis, respectively.
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He said that the local community continued to receive newcomers eagerly, despite shifts in the federal policy.
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Phys Ed E-mountain bikes may enable newcomers to gain fitness on daunting hills or snowy trails.
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker But only one of the newcomers truly stands apart.
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Newcomers Garcelle Beauvais and Sutton Stracke join the series when RHOBH returns for season 10 in 2020.
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Fans of hard science fiction are likely to be more forgiving than newcomers to the field, though.
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Blame a seemingly endless stream of headline-grabbing newcomers for my silence on Bar Charley until recently.
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Other newcomers were not aware that congregating and talking loudly at a grocery might offend Danish sensibilities.
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The answer, according to the research, is no, though newcomers can pose burdens for local government budgets.
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From now on, let the newcomers do the directing and pay the old hands to shadow them.
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The newcomers would be resettled through partnerships between citizens and the agencies that already handle the process.
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Newcomers have flocked to the north face of the mountain, drawn by land that was relatively affordable.
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But it appears to be Democratic House newcomers who are testing her collaborative skills and her patience.
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Google, Linksys and Netgear have offered some pretty compelling offerings, along with newcomers like Plume and Eero.
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Even today, the insular community of bodysurfers is wary of both newcomers and members of the media.
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If the newcomers to the labour market get well-paid jobs it boosts consumption and economic growth.
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The resulting lineups are pleasing mishmashes of regular honorees and newcomers, MVP candidates and comparatively underappreciated technicians.
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The city's Arab roots extend back to the late 20033s, when newcomers arrived from Beirut and Tripoli.
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But look carefully and you'll find a number of hardy holdouts, and even a few heartening newcomers.
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And he said that American values should be impressed upon "newcomers," calling for the assimilation of immigrants.
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For newcomers, Netflix suggests using the "start, stop, continue" template to help organize your thoughts, insiders said.
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Offering scant commentary on the music, "Song of Granite" will appeal more to enthusiasts than to newcomers.
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The willingness and capacity of electorates to absorb large numbers of newcomers would be on the ballot.
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But to planners and architects, all of this sounds like newcomers mistaking political problems for engineering puzzles.
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However, the approach being embraced by most newcomers and early adopters leaves a lot to be desired.
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Newcomers will have to scramble to maintain staffs the size of even the most gutted local newsrooms.
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The imposing boundaries trap wildlife in the area and make it nearly impossible for newcomers to enter.
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Besides those five and other holdovers, voters will have 18 newcomers besides Halladay and Rivera to consider.
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Newcomers to other performing arts, like theater or dance, don't seem to feel this level of intimidation.
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Newcomers may require waders, vests, tackle boxes, rods, reels, creels, flies and perhaps even fly-tying equipment.
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But the overarching metaphor actually posits the newcomers as the interlopers bringing chaos to a stable environment.
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Mr. Wills has spent nearly half his career distilling this experience into something that newcomers can quaff.
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Anne Marie Mace, 65 and a lifelong Williamsburg resident, said she would encourage neighborhood newcomers to participate.
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Newcomers making their respective feature directorial debuts, like Insecure's Prentice Penny and Numa Perrier, are also represented.
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Really, the markets are saying to the newcomers, 'Are you going to be tough enough or not?
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This show, hosted by Reba McEntire, will recognize promising newcomers and impressive veterans from the past year.
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Newcomers don't just fill jobs, they also create them, by bringing demand for new products and services.
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Both men are relative political newcomers, having first been elected to parliament in 2013 and 2017 respectively.
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And it is facing competition from deep-pocketed streaming newcomers like the Walt Disney Company and Apple.
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People living in the older, wealthier centers of suburbs like La Courneuve sometimes regard newcomers with suspicion.
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The big problem is a familiar one: Like most navigation programs, these newcomers all run on screens.
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While incumbents typically express skepticism about newcomers, Warbuton said it is worth considering some of their points.
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The food-delivery business can be split into two camps: mostly profitable veterans and loss-making newcomers.
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With testing denied, the leaders have been unable to teach and newcomers have been unable to learn.
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Still, some people expressed concern that the project would cater to wealthy newcomers while excluding longtime residents.
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But the volunteers said they would not be able to exhale until the newcomers landed in Chicago.
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These newcomers will join a landscape populated by heavyweights such as Hulu, Netflix and Amazon's Prime Video.
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But across Canada, resentment was rising about the amount of help the Syrian newcomers had been given.
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This poorly regulated industry, which has boomed over the last three years, is a minefield for newcomers.
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"Banning visas for other nations is the act of newcomers to the political scene," Mr. Rouhani said.
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"Quebec has a lot of international-caliber chefs and creative newcomers," Mr. Laprise wrote in an email.
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Newcomers like Kendrick and Michael Saunders, both former All-Stars, can help Stairs with their young colleagues.
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Recently Mikulski and Collins invited their female colleagues for coffee, to welcome the latest generation of newcomers.
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Newcomers include Nom-eez, serving Vietnamese street food, and Hub and Spoke, with tapas and craft beers.
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But it's rarely used, and newcomers are left to find the real entrance on the ground floor.
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Doctors say they are seeing more of a rare but dangerous condition among newcomers to spin classes.
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Ossoff leads among young people by a 3-to-2 margin and among newcomers to the state.
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It's been a wild/scary ride in particular for newcomers who were late to the Bitcoin game.
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But where next for these newcomers, enamored by that game's Slimes and other slithery and scaly scares?
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Despite the stated goal of being approachable to newcomers, the new Guardians game series isn't an origin story.
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In contrast, Germany and Italy need migrants badly: without newcomers, they would face declines of 18% and 16%.
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In the 20th century, a wave of Italian newcomers began to fill the pews of the downtown church.
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If you thought buzzy ingredient newcomers like bakuchiol and adaptogens sounded kind of expensive, well, you're not wrong.
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The newcomers are Gardner of Kansas City, Missouri, Luke Null of Cincinnati and Chris Redd of St. Louis.
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But now, most of the series regulars — plus two newcomers — are back on MTV, and the drama endures.
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Per capita, California is 46th out of 50 states in attracting newcomers from other parts of the country.
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Universal's "Split" surrendered the first place it had occupied for three consecutive weekends to the barrage of newcomers.
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Low base salaries for newcomers is not unusual, or even unique to the film industry, according to David.
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Both politicians, newcomers in their respective positions, also agreed to a second meeting later this year in Barcelona.
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Stanford's early-season injury woes have created an opportunity for several newcomers, including freshman point guard Daejon Davis.
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Then, they put some of the newcomers through a memory training program and observed how their brains changed.
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Surely, the thinking went, no leader could accept the arrival and settlement of so many newcomers and survive?
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And for newcomers, it's a chance to enjoy one of gaming's best treasures — with little of its baggage.
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What are the values that democracies offer newcomers when we ourselves are engaged in destructive cultural civil wars?
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Unguarded Amazonian borders led to a surge of newcomers from Brazil and Suriname in the 1980s and 1990s.
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People in those places have got used to newcomers, suggests Tony Travers of the London School of Economics.
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Though they're both newcomers to the music and fashion industries, Cowan and the Bronx rapper go way back.
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For "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," then-newcomers Daisy Ridley and John Boyega earned between $100,000 to $300,000.
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In Africa and Asia indigenous groups were often pushed into the forests or deserts and disdained by newcomers.
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Adding more users and getting newcomers to keep coming back have been consistent Achilles' heels for the company.
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He believed the United States had hit a breaking point and was no longer able to support newcomers.
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And even the newcomers: Engram is the most reliable target for Eli Manning on the injury-ravaged Giants.
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If the newcomers can contribute, including do-everything guard Newman, the Jayhawks could make a Final Four run.
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There's evidence that the newcomers ate it for breakfast with milk and sugar, as the first puffed cereal.
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For newcomers who mostly play Pokémon Go, mechanics like throwing pokéballs to capture critters will be immediately legible.
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Guy Ritchie is directing the film with relative newcomers Massoud and Naomi Scott playing Aladdin and Jasmine, respectively.
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In recent years, the community has seen newcomers of other races and religions, who don't always feel welcomed.
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Some of season three's newcomers include Maggie (portrayed by Joanne Whalley) and Agent Nadeem (portrayed by Jay Ali).
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This makes the overall experience more consistent, and doesn't leave newcomers hunting around to access the app's features.
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But unscaled newcomers like Tesla and Oscar are showing how it's done, and making those industries compelling again.
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The big picture: The Oscars eligibility fight underscores a bigger riff between legacy Hollywood players and tech newcomers.
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It's a well-rounded list of industry veterans and newcomers, despite its lack of size and gender diversity.
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Swedish firms are desperate for workers, and the influx of young newcomers will help in a greying society.
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One product promising newcomers a more predictable experience with cannabis is a two-year-old, Woodland Hills, Calif.
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Estimates vary significantly on the group's size, which has morphed as some migrants return home and newcomers join.
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We have the infrastructure to support a bunch of newcomers that aren't familiar with riding in the city.
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Their opponent, Team U.K., is stacked with newcomers, most of whom made a considerable impression in recent season.
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Many such newcomers are well educated and tend to be conservative on fiscal issues but more liberal socially.
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Euphoria works because despite the grim subject matter, the relative newcomers of the cast really sell the material.
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The local government will also set aside another 103 million permits for auctions and to allocate to newcomers.
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First, they do a simple quantification of the most famous brands on social medias to identify three newcomers.
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Deviating from the plethora of tech initiatives, some newcomers are harnessing their cooking skills to make a living.
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Newcomers include Accra in Ghana, Kisumu in Kenya, Kinshasa in Democratic Republic of Congo and Antananarivo in Madagascar.
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While Bates and Hendricks are newcomers to the franchise, Thornton is reunited with Brett Kelly and Tony Cox.
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Meow Wolf will most certainly attract many newcomers to an area that has been untouched for so long.
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You have to love the headphones industry because of the ample opportunity it provides for newcomers to shine.
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But the list also featured plenty of newcomers, like Eighth Grade's Elsie Fisher and BlackKklansman's John David Washington.
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New York swelled with newcomers in the 19th century and novel forms of spirituality were on the rise.
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For £75 the organizers this year offered a personalized tour of the fair, to introduce newcomers to collecting.
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I soon discovered that the charging stations have distinct populations of scooters that cooperate to drive off newcomers.
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Why would Ousamequin decide to welcome the newcomers and, in 1621, make a mutual-defense pact with them?
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Newcomers Craig Brommers, chief marketing officer, and David Foster, senior vice president of advanced technologies, are also gone.
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Here's a wrap-up of the ceremony, where some familiar faces — and some welcome newcomers — took home awards.
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Another major deterrent to newcomers is the possibility that their neighbors could accost them at any given moment.
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Many of the women on the list are related; several, like MacKenzie Bezos and Julia Koch, are newcomers.
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These types of restaurants are very vulnerable to newcomers coming around with the same food at lower costs.
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Newcomers to the marketplace should have a better chance in markets that are now dominated by mega-monopolies.
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But Democratic newcomers to the House are split on the veteran lawmaker to be their leader (The Hill).
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We see actor names listed on placecards, notably series newcomers like Maya Hawke, Cary Elwes, and Jake Busey.
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Newcomers like Wealth Minerals, New Energy Metals, and Lithium Chile have also announced projects in the salt flats.
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The company believes that the key to growing its user base is making the service easier for newcomers.
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They say the offices play a crucial role in helping newcomers traumatized from having fled conflict or persecution.
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Finally, can you give us a few tips of newcomers in the scene that you're particularly excited about?
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Instead of promptly banning travel from China, it undertook a comprehensive effort to screen newcomers from suspect areas.
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So, rather than rail on about the relative merits of (over)expansion, let's speed-date the five newcomers.
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He grew up in an intellectual family where dinner table conversations were wide ranging and intimidating to newcomers.
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Among the newcomers it introduced were Ruby Dee, Kirk Douglas, James Earl Jones, Walter Matthau and Paul Newman.
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Newcomers peacefully mix with regulars; the clientele represents an extremely diverse blend of ages, races, vocations, and hometowns.
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But the local "Little Italy," above, has thrived partly because of its newcomers — not in spite of them.
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But the local "Little Italy," above, has thrived partly because of its newcomers — not in spite of them.
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Now a student at the Liberty High School Academy for Newcomers, he longs to become a mechanical engineer.
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At the bar, an older Polish neighborhood native fabulized tales of hunting elk in Wyoming to gullible newcomers.
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THE NEWCOMERS Finding Refuge, Friendship, and Hope in an American Classroom By Helen Thorpe 396 pp. Scribner. $28.
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As mayor, Mr. Barletta maintained that the newcomers were bringing crime and drug problems and straining city services.
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Among the newcomers to Wes World are Bryan Cranston, Scarlett Johansson, Greta Gerwig, Liev Schreiber and Yoko Ono.
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But the greatest need, of course, is for Americans to educate themselves about the mores of their newcomers.
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In the 1990s, he had hosted sessions in internet cafes to help newcomers explore the World Wide Web.
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Splashy newcomers like Fenty, Bode, Simone Rocha, Brother Vellies, Stella McCartney, and Cushnie are run by women, too.
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"The government subsidizes them and they come up and become so successful," Mr. Agirdir said of the newcomers.
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The rapid influx of Han newcomers has fostered varying levels of tension with the region's predominant ethnic groups.
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With a schedule swelled by newcomers, Paris Fashion Week was — once again — in a league of its own.
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The newcomers often have brought different, more liberal political sensibilities, becoming a potent force on gun safety issues.
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Fewer players have fewer incentives to innovate and it's harder for disruptive newcomers to break into the industry.
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Newcomers include Years and Years star T'Nia Miller, iZombie alum Rahul Kohli, and Amelia Eve, according to Flanagan.
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Only the newcomers Karen Peetz, Ronald Sargent and Timothy J. Sloan, the chief executive, won nearly unanimous support.
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To this generation of newcomers, moving to New York is quite different than it was in the past.
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Last year they were joined by more than three dozen newcomers who had never mounted a fight before.
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She persuaded those newcomers to support progressive legislation countering Republican charges that all Democrats do is investigate Trump.
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Part of what animates immigration restrictionists like Coulter is the sense that newcomers are being given special privileges.
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Its population had more than doubled in less than 22016 years, drawing an increasingly diverse collection of newcomers.
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White people still make up more than half the population, but the newcomers are largely from other backgrounds.
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Front Burner Store shelves are lined with sauces and spreads galore, and newcomers show up all the time.
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For political newcomers unknown to voters, ads and even yard signs are crucial to building up name recognition.
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Still, they acknowledge that two newcomers to the wine industry may not inspire a lot of oenological confidence.
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It's the episode where Watchmen newcomers especially finally come to understand who this god-like being really is.
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It stars newcomers Jude Demorest, Ryan Destiny and Brittany O'Grady as well as Queen Latifah and Benjamin Bratt.
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"It looked like two-thirds of the room were newcomers," Mr. Ceglowski said after the event was over.
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The outside world, especially the inescapably physical idea of mobility, is leaner and meaner; it's harsh to newcomers.
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She said she had noticed newcomers who were willing to attend protests, even if the gatherings ended quickly.
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A group of early season tournaments has given some newcomers high-profile chances to showcase themselves for fans.
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The population grew 2.6 percent between 2001-2011, and managing newcomers "certainly is a real issue," Neilson admitted.
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These newcomers patrol the coast like abolitionist avengers, superpowering their way through every coffle and barracoon they encounter.
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When the newcomers were asked to start repaying their loan of almost $5,800, they were all still unemployed.
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In the process, newcomers are given an opportunity to become financially literate and build up their credit history.
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" These newcomers were buying up the "shabby, modest mews and cottages" and turning them into "elegant, expensive residences.
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There was real tension in Houston, for example, when 250,000 newcomers arrived in the city after Hurricane Katrina.
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But Vormann says its impact will be limited, as most mainstream lawmakers are expected to shun the newcomers.
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YouTube TV and Hulu Live TV are both relative newcomers to the streaming TV market, on the other hand.
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The newcomers are Heidi Gardner of Kansas City, Missouri, Luke Null of Cincinnati and Chris Redd of St. Louis.
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Unhelpful Guide A misnomer that describes a genre of fan-made YouTube video that introduces newcomers to a band.
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The newcomers include Patreon, whose software platform allows bloggers, YouTubers, and podcasters to collect pledges directly from their fans.
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In Slovakia, he was quarantined in a newcomers' center for 20 days to ensure there were no health issues.
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It also imposed a literacy test, requiring newcomers older than 16 to demonstrate basic reading comprehension in any language.
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If you missed it the first time around, that rabbit hole is surely big enough to fit newcomers, too.
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A hallowed tradition of both old-timers and newcomers, the "thirteenth step" is when you fuck another AA member.
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Newcomers Mischa Barton — yes, that Mischa Barton from The OC — and Brandon Thomas Lee have also joined the cast.
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For newcomers, it's a good opportunity to pick up Dragoon, as the initial print run sold out last year.
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This included well-known actors like Mark Ruffalo and Scarlett Johansson, plus newcomers like Salma Hayek and Mahershala Ali.
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Often, they take newcomers out to the range to get a gun in their hand for the first time.
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If the newcomers pass the year-long test in organic farming and sustainable development, they are permitted to stay.
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They've also started a program where existing members can help subsidize the first four purchases by low income newcomers.
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Lincoln, the three-legged dog who plays family pet Chewie, ran up and greeted newcomers at the front door.
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This was followed by the launch of a number of zero-management fee ETFs by relative newcomers to market.
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That's probably intentional, but it doesn't change the fact that a rocky first act threatens to drive away newcomers.
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Should an owner eventually decide to sell, the others would get a right of first refusal before any newcomers.
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About half of the 87 Republican newcomers elected that year are gone or on their way out the door.
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The real beneficiaries may well be Western cruise lines, who can play the newcomers off against incumbent European suppliers.
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Now newcomers, such as Moore Capital spin-out Stone Milliner, are pulling in cash and producing some strong returns.
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So, I'm recommending some newer shows (compared to the classics loved by relapsed fans) as entry points for newcomers.
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As newcomers quickly learn, there's a strong royal instinct to control people and perceptions as much as they can.
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British schools are good at helping newcomers but provide little information on Polish culture, says Arkady Rzegocki, the ambassador.
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The distinctive feature of the newcomers is a crop of fierce-looking spines jutting out of their dorsal plates.
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Newcomers to America rely on the ones already in place to know their history and keep the door open.
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Newcomers including Bryson Tiller, Desiigner, Zara Larsson, Lukas Graham and DNCE, are up for the Best New Artist award.
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If you've never explored Murakami's work before, then the best option for newcomers remains the reading of his books.
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Like any League game, the new mode still requires mechanical skill, so veteran players will do better than newcomers.
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While some of the show's stars, like Samuel Marty (Truckee) are total newcomers, many have been acting for decades.
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Then you have venture capital-backed newcomers, as well as these giant platforms that are completely wrecking business models.
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The left avoids the subject, while the right proposes simply to stamp a traditional German identity on the newcomers.
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And these demands are often accompanied by condemnations of illiberal, chauvinistic or anti-Semitic currents among some Muslim newcomers.
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For a company working its way into an industry that specializes in annihilating newcomers, Tesla has proven remarkably persistent.
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From 1905-1914 the station processed about 764,000 people a year, and over a million newcomers in 1907 alone.
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They were a bunch of green newcomers and long shots and spare parts, and they often played like it.
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What do you do when the records show scant evidence of written history from the perspective of the newcomers?
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Redesigning the site for mobile devices and guiding newcomers on how to create a campaign demonstrates the same spirit.
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Incumbent mobile players have a huge advantage over mobile AR newcomers, so the platforms need to take discovery further.
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Frankel shared the reveal of the dogs on Instagram with a video of the newcomers meeting Frankel's daughter Bryn.
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Playing Consulting Detective was a way to show newcomers to this site that we're not a strictly digital operation.
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Inside Barcade on St. Marks Place in Manhattan, diehard gamers and newcomers alike take a trip to the past.
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As relative newcomers to mass car ownership Chinese also tend not to share the West's love affair with driving.
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In addition, newcomers are testing out colorful styles — SoFi, for instance, launched an aqua and green card last year.
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Tyler Anderson of Amalia said Tuesday he had helped the newcomers install solar panels after they arrived in December.
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Locals can be hostile and superstitious – believing outsiders spell danger - and drive out newcomers with fear tactics or worse.
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The features find Walgreens stepping up its services to compete with both established pharmacies and newcomers in the space.
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Across Europe, parties of the populist right have made strides (see chart) by whipping up angst about the newcomers.
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Besides them two older, adamant women brandished a Stars-and-Stripes, which to them implied resistance to the newcomers.
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Then the agents got replaced by two newcomers (Robert Patrick and Annabeth Gish), and it just wasn't the same.
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Those sonic freebies highlighted new music from established artists to newcomers — like a then-unknown Adele back in 2006.
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Capital requirements are high, which would affect the way investors looked at the newcomers if they took that route.
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So, the natives' distressed reaction at the newcomers' arrival is ironic, and thus a little funny, but also worrying.
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The result is an app called Integreat which passes on all relevant information in multiple languages to the newcomers.
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Ocasio-Cortez, a self-described democratic socialist, has clashed with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over the influence of newcomers.
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The desperate newcomers camped out in large groups in hospitals or college campuses, where they remain, living in squalor.
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Cimino's research suggests groups may haze in an effort to be sure newcomers don't reap the benefits without contributing.
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With an antsy electorate, though, the uncertainty could open the door to newcomers casting themselves as agents of change.
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One of the strongest newcomers has been a party founded by Nick Xenophon, an independent senator from South Australia.
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For newcomers to online businesses, there's also the comfort in knowing that these are PayPal-supported and recommended solutions.
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But the upshot is unambiguous: The children of newcomers do not behave much differently than the children of natives.
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Worth some $17 billion, the taxi market in Tokyo is among the world's biggest, and newcomers want their share.
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Newcomers can use the free buildings as private homes or for businesses, like a bed-and-breakfast or restaurant.
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Two, increase food and medical aid to African refugee camps which are buckling under the influx of daily newcomers.
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The American newcomers, however, came by the thousands and treated natives as menaces best destroyed, the sooner the better.
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As the number of newcomers from Eritrea and Sudan multiplied in the following years, public opinion turned against them.
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This is partly why newcomers can find programming alienating: They're not accustomed to controlling a computer using only text.
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They watch the newcomers helplessly, gossiping that perhaps these are "illegal Mexicans" or Army deserters or terrorists from Gitmo.
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Trump's Batman Flood and other newcomers on Trump's legal roster could provide a counterpoint to Giuliani's New York bluster.
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Debates have allowed challengers and relative political newcomers to reach out to reluctant voters, providing reassurance about their qualifications.
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For newcomers to the US, one of the biggest challenges to getting settled in can be access to credit.
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In 2008, he had an idea: Get hired all over again, even though the test for newcomers was harder.
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"The Holy Virgin Mary," like many newcomers to the city, lived in Brooklyn before she made it to Manhattan.
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The political newcomers tested -- businessmen Tom Steyer and Andrew Yang -- both failed to register much support in the poll.
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Italy's new populist government, made up of a coalition of relative political newcomers, will face its first test Tuesday.
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Like all shampoo bars, it'll require newcomers to adapt slightly to a new process, but this bar lathers well.
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But of the streaming newcomers, Beck said he is the "least bullish" on Peacock's prospects in the streaming war.
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A job at the Strand has also offered generations of newcomers, like Ms. Lobaugh, originally of Ponca City, Okla.
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On right-wing websites, the foreign newcomers became "Salafists," or Islamic extremists, and their communal living room a mosque.
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Like other newcomers, those who arrive as refugees have been a source of dynamism and growth in this country.
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On the election trail, Le Pen has leapt to defend traditional professionals such as taxi drivers from the newcomers.
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