After moving to Bradford in 2010, this progressed to injecting.
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I started with 8 kilograms and progressed to 16 kilograms.
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Only five central banks have progressed to e-money pilot projects.
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"Later on it progressed to doing molly and ecstasy," Bynes admits.
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"Later on it progressed to doing molly and ecstasy," Bynes said.
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Skateboarding has progressed to freakish, frantic levels but remains essentially subjective.
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"Later on it progressed to doing molly and ecstasy," she admitted.
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Those conversations quickly progressed to the possibility of Crowdcube acquiring Supdate.
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Her career in shirts progressed to the men's wear brand Enro.
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Eventually, many opioid users progressed to heroin and the synthetic opioid fentanyl.
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The top six after the second round also progressed to the final.
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Respective runners-up Czechoslovakia and Italy progressed to a third-place play-off.
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It began by making construction steel but has progressed to more specialist steels.
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By contrast, 26 of those who got a placebo progressed to active tuberculosis.
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"It started off with one thing and progressed to something else," she said.
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Has body positivity really progressed to include women of all shapes and sizes?
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After beginning in karts in 20163, King progressed to single-seaters in 2010.
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"By this point, his paralysis had already progressed to his trunk," she said.
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It progressed to cheese and crackers, then to cake, then to Easter candy.
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SARS symptoms included fever, chills, and body aches and usually progressed to pneumonia.
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After a while, I progressed to street robbery and robbing shops at gunpoint.
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I got into doing drugs around age 13 and quickly progressed to dealing.
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This time, however, the group winners and runners-up progressed to the semi-finals.
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The under-21 squad progressed to the same stage of the summer's European Championship.
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Towards the end of my chat with Mercedes, things naturally progressed to autonomous driving.
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Eventually she progressed to where she could catch him and, on occasion, beat him.
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Incomes kept increasing as they progressed to full-time work and increased their wages.
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She was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer that soon progressed to stage 4.
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By the weekend, the young bear had progressed to eating solid food (a peach!).
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I then progressed to being a junior product manager/A&R in Sony International.
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FRIEDMAN It was that contextualization I missed when we progressed to the second half.
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In 0003, more than 720,000 people were estimated to have progressed to kidney failure.
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Meanwhile Wales, Belgium and Germany lead the eight sides who've progressed to the quarter-finals.
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Fast forward two years and we've progressed to a political dystopia beyond our wildest dreams.
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His training has now progressed to preparing for someone instead of just biding his time.
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The U.S. economy has firmly progressed to an information economy, where talent has replaced goods.
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Behind closed doors the negotiations have progressed to a point where an agreement is possible.
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I have always regretted that I couldn't have progressed to making films without those limitations.
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Then, we progressed to variations on triangle, tree, and warrior poses that incorporated the hammock.
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From there, Ms. Chenoweth progressed to shabby chic, then to what she calls modern chic.
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Six of the 10 prospective jurors questioned on Thursday progressed to the final jury pool.
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But Dee Dee can't totally control her daughter, who has progressed to video chatting with Nick.
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In September 21, Karl's cancer progressed to stage 21, and his options for treatment became limited.
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It started, she said, with "bear hugs" but soon progressed to kissing and other unwanted contact.
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Andy's reading has progressed to the point that he's now able to do Mr. Mason's books.
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Medication is free for patients with no secondary conditions, and whose HIV hasn't progressed to AIDS.
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Now that she was home, though, a mild headache had progressed to a full, persistent throb.
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The joke had progressed to "yes, we're going to do this," Sergeant Maxwell said in court.
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The disease had progressed to the point he was forced to stop touring with the band 1994.
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A few days later they made a dinner date, which progressed to the two falling in love.
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In this case, the investigation, which regulators say is continuing, progressed to a complaint within six weeks.
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We've now learned that trade "calls" have progressed to "talks" between the Knicks and the Boston Celtics.
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"I think solar and wind have progressed to the point that they don't need subsidies," she said.
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Within one week of picking up the prescription, her anxiety progressed to the point of active paranoia.
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The patient, a 35-year-old man from Washington state, had mild symptoms that progressed to pneumonia.
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What began as a painful sensitivity to light and floaters in my vision quickly progressed to blindness.
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That it has progressed to this dangerous point is testament to the power of a nationalist narrative.
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But the LNG Canada project is the only one in Canada to have progressed to construction stage.
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By 1998, the cancer had progressed to tumors, with scaly, itchy splotches spreading all over her body.
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After you've progressed to oral sex and intercourse, what's the point in bringing a handjob to completion?
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LF Andrew Benintendi, out with a knee injury, progressed to sliding and could be activated during this week.
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Then it progressed to people offering their whole (regular, not vacation) homes when they were not in them.
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It helped us as her disease progressed to gather enough of our own memories to fill a book.
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While the family knew Emily had been using drugs, they didn't know it had progressed to injecting heroin.
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Then there's Nyjah Huston, whose subversion of skate style has now progressed to compression tights under running shorts.
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Few challenges to that law, called the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, have progressed to trial.
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Then it further progressed to a point where there were innovative drinks in both small and large bars.
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Of those severe cases, 13 rapidly progressed to "critical" condition, experiencing life-threatening respiratory distress and organ failure.
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Soon that progressed to only being able to read with a bright light, then with a magnification system.
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And in this patient's case, the disease had progressed to the point where their liver was seriously inflamed.
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Long story short, met with with 240 of the 281 guys on first dates, none progressed to second date.
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"Clearly, things have progressed to the point that the union felt compelled to call this meeting," said the person.
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There are four levels to this game and I quickly progressed to the expert level and usually beat Cozmo.
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In the 1990s, an HIV diagnosis almost certainly progressed to AIDs in a matter of years, according to HIV.gov.
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The Emiratis had progressed to the penultimate match after beating Australia 1-0 in the quarter-final on Friday.
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The drugmaker currently has 23 drugs in clinical trials with five of those trials having progressed to late-stage.
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It was all about the vibe and having fun, then we progressed to writing songs and putting albums together.
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Sharapova has progressed to the fourth round of the Australian Open in each of her six appearances since 2011.
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When the music progressed to the next note, however, the panic quickly subsided and time resumed its normal cadence.
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It started out in the tens of thousands, but quickly progressed to hundreds of thousands of dollars at times.
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Six three-team groups proved complicated, especially as two of the best runners-up progressed to the last eight.
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The final four sides progressed to the tournament itself, with a host being chosen from one of the qualified teams.
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Olga Kharlan, ranked second in the world, also progressed to the last four beating Loreta Gulotta of Italy 15-4.
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Months passed during which Johnny's feminization progressed to an alarming degree under the watchful eyes of his aunt and Suzanne.
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"Obviously, I wish it would have ended differently, I wish I would have progressed to the general election," Phoenix says.
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Bruce told a judge the beatings started with a punch and a slap and quickly progressed to electrical cord whippings.
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He started his career at GPI as chief operating officer (COO) of manufacturing and properties and progressed to group COO.
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As web apps have progressed to this point, developers have been trying to break web applications loose from the web.
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Biotech may also have progressed to a point where he can slowly have his whole body replaced by robot parts.
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The Serb progressed to the last eight by beating Uzbek Denis Istomin 7-27(26) 22-234 235-223(23).
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He told a judge the beatings began with a punch and a slap and quickly progressed to electrical cord whippings.
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By now, his Parkinson's had progressed to the point that you really had to strain to make out his words.
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Things have not progressed to intimacy yet.... I develop intimate relationships over a long period of time and very slowly.
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He had thrown three days in a row from 20 feet, taken a day off and progressed to 5.443 feet.
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Ntilikina joined the club at 15 and has seen the same faces as he has progressed to the first team.
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Facebook's tests of an alternative News Feed dubbed the "Explore" feed have progressed to a full rollout, the company now confirms.
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Usually, super spreaders are asymptomatic themselves, and yet the disease in their bodies has progressed to the point of being communicable.
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The French and English squads that progressed to the final four are both notably youthful, with an average age of 26.
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But GMD, which has to hit a much faster moving target from further away, has not progressed to the same extent.
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It began with enterprise IM tools in the early 2000s, and progressed to Enterprise 2.0 tools in the 2007 time frame.
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It slowly progressed to subtle touches, maybe she'd move her feet and they'd gently touch my leg – enough to be innocent.
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A deal was never reached, but the talks progressed to the point of exchanging a Heads of Terms, or provisional contract.
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After a while we progressed to porn and at first when we masturbated to it we pretended it was a joke.
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And the whole time, he made sure our sexual relationship never progressed to anything that resembled a satisfying situation for me.
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Most products in the market are currently for patients already progressed to the latter third and fourth stages, CK Life said.
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Sitting together at an Italian restaurant, we got past the cat conversation and progressed to politics and music, jokes and laughter.
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And the study also found that young adults and adults who began smoking flavored e-cigarettes progressed to frequent e-cigarette use.
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As automakers and Apple have progressed to make your car as smart as possible, it's understandably annoying when non-smart things happen.
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And it was alcohol, the authors concluded, that was first and most widely used substance in those who progressed to harder drugs.
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Leonard told a judge that the alleged beatings began with a punch and a slap, and quickly progressed to electrical cord whippings.
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Debenhams said talks with stakeholders had now progressed to include options to restructure its balance sheet to address its future funding requirements.
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Yet people today are cognitively tested only when symptoms have progressed to the point at which the disease is affecting daily life.
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Vallabh's mother began having trouble with her eyesight, and her strange symptoms progressed to the point where she couldn't recognize her daughter.
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Three days later, Macron and Le Pen progressed to the second round , garnering 22008 and 280 per cent, respectively, of the vote.
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While he began in New Jersey in the smaller general crimes unit, he quickly progressed to take on some high-profile cases.
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Steiner said the team had held talks with the German but they had not progressed to the point of a formal offer.
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Gestational hypertension progressed to a more serious and potentially life-threatening version of high blood pressure known as preeclampsia in 1,391 women.
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As soon as Abel Trujillo took him down, Nurmagomedov used an overhook to throw up a triangle and progressed to an armbar.
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Lab work on mice progressed to human patients, leading to remarkably effective treatments for advanced melanoma, a type of skin cancer, by 2010.
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The virtual relationship progressed to the point where they called each other boyfriend and girlfriend, even though they had never met in person.
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Unseeded Belgian David Goffin progressed to the quarters after he fought back to beat Moldova's Radu Albot 4-6 6-4 6-3.
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In Texas alone, EMILY's List endorsed in five primaries: Two of the women won outright; the other three progressed to the May runoff.
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We don't know who the President-elect favors, or even if he has progressed to that point of his lengthy to-do list.
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There is a significant possibility it will have progressed to a stage where treatment is not an option, causing premature and preventable death.
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Over on the parallel track where Stan and Dennis are recruiting Sofia Kovalenko, they had progressed to training her for her new role.
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Joe Seals, and progressed to an hours-long shootout between police and the two gunmen, who hid out in a Jewish grocery store.
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By the time Amanda Loy turned 22016, her multiple sclerosis had progressed to the point that she could no longer work full time.
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The technology has progressed to the point where it can recognize when a person is done reading a sentence on a computer screen.
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The talks progressed to the point that a formal announcement of his transition was being planned, and a news release was even being drafted.
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His Parkinson's had progressed to the point where he couldn't sign them quickly enough at the event, so he signed them in the car.
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He transitioned from working at Goldman Sachs to the tech industry, then progressed to consulting, worked on hedge funds, and finally tackled venture capital.
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It hasn't yet progressed to the point of detailed policy proposals or legislation, which means now is the time to help craft its details.
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And the hallucinatory spirit of Charles Manson — whom Kai is spending so much time with that he's progressed to calling him "Chuck" — is delighted.
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John Millman has progressed to the second round in front of his home fans, beating Croatian Borna Coric 63-5 6-4 6-1.
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According to that fable, Harrison caught cold, which progressed to pneumonia, which took Old Tippecanoe out before the first new moon of his reign.
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Unfortunately, I got worse over the weekend, my coughing having progressed to the point where it was making it hard for me to breathe.
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I require 24/7 oxygen, I need a nurse's help for even the simplest tasks, and I only just now progressed to solid foods.
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It started with small changes, like allowing farmers to keep and sell their excess produce, but progressed to skyscrapers, stock markets and unprecedented wealth.
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The situation began near Watts Hall and progressed to a parking garage near the Blackwell Hotel, according to multiple local media sources and witnesses.
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They started with a structural and thermal model, then progressed to a qualification model to run through all the conditions expected of the flight seismometer.
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The software maker first unveiled a Windows in the car concept back in 2014, and the same prototype software progressed to include Cortana last year.
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But they attended schools where few pupils progressed to university at age 22011, and those that did were likely to go to their nearest one.
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Court officials confirm Bruce Leonard told a judge the alleged beatings began with a punch and a slap, and quickly progressed to electrical cord whippings.
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Phoenix1 emerged from the ashes of Team Impulse, with a very slow start, but progressed to take a huge upset over TSM in week 8.
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The company has progressed to an office in Jakarta (HQ), the Philippines, London and Singapore and a workforce of 109, with more plans for expansion.
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CNN's reporting of the law firm's identity is among the first details revealed about a case that's progressed to the Supreme Court under extreme secrecy.
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This progressed to talking, then drinking, then shouting about Metal Gear Solid, then finally deciding to make a podcast about the contents of their DMs.
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Green told reporters he has progressed to running on a gravity-assisted treadmill, but he stopped short of placing a timetable on a possible return.
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When the virus progressed to other nations while China began to see a spike in cases, our country continued to live through the same agenda.
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The captain then progressed to start departure, but later returned to the gate after flight attendants remained uncomfortable by the man's presence on the plane.
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By the time the news broke with Bill O'Reilly, it had progressed to the point where women in the building were talking about it daily.
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Quite the opposite: our cultural norms have progressed to the point where we have been having healthier conversations about sex in all sorts of contexts.
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The Minnesota patient had a "long and complicated hospitalization" that involved "a severe lung injury that progressed to include other conditions," according to the statement.
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Now, we don't really know how this would play out, because no convention under the modern system has ever progressed to a second round of balloting.
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This progressed to twisting of the body from day 5 along with movement in its 1st and 2nd pairs of legs, but the movements remained slow.
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Said another way, the U.S. economy has firmly progressed to an information economy, where talent has replaced goods as the most significant and important determining factor.
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This progressed to twisting of the body from day 203 along with movement in its 1st and 2nd pairs of legs, but the movements remained slow.
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This progressed to twisting of the body from day 5 along with movement in its 99.993st and 2nd pairs of legs, but the movements remained slow.
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Cohen said the proposal was under consideration from September 2015 until the end of January 2016 and progressed to soliciting building designs and negotiations over financing.
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My symptoms had progressed to a point where I could no longer work, and to where I needed a surgical procedure called deep brain stimulation (DBS).
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It was the start of a correspondence that began with cheerful notes on graded papers, then progressed to Mr. Lyman's tempting her with flattery and romance.
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Today, treatment involves an antibacterial regimen, and but sometimes victims are unable to recognize the plague's symptoms until it has already progressed to a fatal stage.
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The study led by Dr Sue Sisley has just progressed to the clinical trial phase, according to High Times, and has between 50 and 60 participants.
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There were no differences in the number of times they experienced hypoglycemia, how much care they needed, and how many progressed to the need for insulin.
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The fundamental problem is many of these patients didn't get addiction treatment once they lost access to painkillers or before they progressed to heroin or fentanyl.
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But the unstoppable Santhouse plowed ahead, continuing to play soccer and perform in her school's musical, Annie, even as her seizures progressed to nearly 150 a day.
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Earlier, Dominika Cibulkova rallied past Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova 7-6(8) 6-4 as she progressed to a second round meeting with France's seventh seed Caroline Garcia.
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Birch was initially able to move her legs, but the symptoms eventually progressed to a point where she couldn't walk and needed help breathing, she told People.
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She's one of just a few African Americans who have progressed to the Olympic level — with none making it that far as recently as twenty years ago.
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Apple's secretive car initiative, code-named Titan, has progressed to real-world testing on a closed track, according to a report from The New York Times today.
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Several high-profile players who had committed suicide were found to have had C.T.E. In those cases, though, the disease had usually progressed to more advanced stages.
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Former world number one Maria Sharapova, the 2008 winner in Melbourne, progressed to the second round with a 23-26 23-26 victory over German Tatjana Maria.
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A farmhand told CCTV that the tenacious goat could stand since on its forelegs since the day it was born, and progressed to walking a week later.
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Leicester, who are 15th in the league, progressed to the quarter-finals in their debut Champions League campaign after beating Spanish side Sevilla 3-2 on aggregate.
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Today's severe cases are in people infected 10 to 14 days ago who got sick five to six days ago and have steadily progressed to severe illness.
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Microsoft demonstrated this new device during an internal meeting earlier this year, signaling that work on the prototype has progressed to the point where it's nearing release.
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Their work has progressed to a phase three clinical trial, which is generally the final phase of testing before a drug or treatment protocol gains FDA approval.
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It's unclear how much, if any, the reinstatement of the health-care benefits will impact negotiations, which Wednesday progressed to the "Main Table" of top-level negotiators.
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He told Broadly that he first became aware of his podophilia when he was 16, and this progressed to a full-blown toenail fetish two years ago.
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Microsoft recently teased this dual-screen Surface device during an internal employee-only event, indicating that work has progressed to the stage it could be shown publicly soon.
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Golden State has 75 games left to put it together; chances are, by the end of those, they'll have progressed to the almost boring stage of nightly virtuosity.
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" While the duo have been spotted looking cozy in the past, the source notes that their relationship has "only progressed to where it has in the last year.
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For a few weeks this went on, and I always shrugged it off, until the touching progressed to the point where I couldn't deny her intentions were sexual.
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Japan's Kei Nishikori has progressed to the last 16 at Roland Garros for the fourth consecutive year, defeating local favorite Gilles Simon 6-26 26-23 15-26.
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Both touted as potential stars of the tournament, they had also enjoyed contrasting three days at the Deodoro Stadium as their teams progressed to the gold medal decider.
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About 22,000 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer in the United States every year, and nearly 80 percent are diagnosed after it has progressed to a severe stage.
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As we take a look at the past decade, you can see just how quickly we progressed to finally breaking the 300 mph barrier in a production car.
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Some insurers required hepatitis C patients to wait until they had progressed to the late stages of this deadly disease before covering the cost of a new cure.
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According to the post, Project Cheshire has progressed to beta testing and has been updated with a bit more polish than when it was first spotted earlier this year.
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The center of everyone's attention, who started his speech the color of a sweet potato soufflé, had progressed to the unnatural, hectoring scarlet of a stick of sidewalk chalk.
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As is true in many cases of Hashimoto's disease, Rodriguez's condition progressed to hypothyroidism — a disorder caused by a lack of thyroid hormones, which are needed to regulate metabolism.
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Between them the other South American teams have only progressed to the semi-finals once in the last 40 years, when Uruguay squeezed past Ghana on penalties in 2010.
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Since he became stranded in Russia in 2013, technology has progressed to the point where it's much easier to talk to people all over the world in secure ways.
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If so, what does it mean that elements of subversive cannabis culture have progressed to the point that we need slick board games to be social with our weed?
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Over just a few tens of thousands of years, we progressed to more intelligent tools, such as thermostats, and governance technologies based on rule-of-law rather than despotism.
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They went on to win the return match comfortably and progressed to dominate their group in the next round, but their route to the finals was not without controversy.
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Allan, who started work straight out of high school and in less than three decades progressed to global CEO, outlined his three tips for making it to the top.
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The skin condition first developed as a few uneven patches when Traci was a little girl, but progressed to cover her entire face while she was going through puberty.
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You'll start looking up fewer clues and approaching the end of the week with confidence, and perhaps paying attention to your solve times (something I've never really progressed to).
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"Before the review progressed to a discussion about the way forward, the Secretary determined that, though not legally required, he would recuse himself from that decisionmaking process," she said.
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According to the anonymous crew member, Spacey initially seemed friendly and took an interest in his career, but progressed to "creepy" behavior such as giving him an unwanted massage.
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The field of internet gaming research has not progressed to the point where we have proactively designed these studies, agreed on what we have to measure and assigned it out.
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"Unfortunately, it initially developed mild illness and progressed to pneumonia and eventually was euthanized because the illness was so severe," Dr. Jay Varma, NYC's deputy commissioner for disease control said.
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The negotiations are moving forward, but have not progressed to a degree that a proposed deal has reached senior-level review at the DOJ or the German lender's supervisory board.
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It's happening because we've progressed to the point where people who have been excluded from the conversation can say their piece and have it heard—and they're rightfully pissed off.
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As summer progressed, to add a further touch of the apocalyptic, bees returning at the end of the day to hives in Red Hook began to glow an incandescent red.
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With the win, the Americans progressed to a blockbuster quarterfinal matchup with host France on Friday in Paris — though the manner in which they did it was not entirely convincing.
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She then progressed to the third round of the US Open in September, before winning her first WTA singles title just over a month later — the Linz Open in Austria.
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It was only once people realized the widespread and systemic nature of the problem that they progressed to speak-outs, a public form of testimony, and then to political action.
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It kicked off on Monday with a tweet about Mike Pence, then progressed to her shutting down Trump trolls again and again with a series of well-crafted, 140-character barbs.
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Bayern, which clinched its sixth consecutive Bundesliga title on Saturday, progressed to the final four of Europe's premier competition thanks to its 2-1 win in the first leg in Spain.
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After starting as observers several years ago, they progressed to representations of vulnerable or damaged masculinity, and in the new paintings seem to embody validation or appreciation of their partners' attractiveness.
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ROME (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal and Johanna Konta progressed to the Italian Open semi-finals on Friday, but Roger Federer and Naomi Osaka were forced to withdraw with injury problems.
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Buyout funds Carlyle, KKR and Triton have progressed to the second round of bidding, the people said, adding defence firm Rheinmetall and engineering group Voith were no longer in the running.
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By this stage the disease has progressed to liver inflammation, which can lead to cirrhosis, liver failure and liver cancer — similar to the kind of damage occurring with heavy alcohol use.
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Ndlovu said that, at her lowest point, her CD4 count – a measure of how well the immune system is working – had dropped below 200, meaning her condition had progressed to AIDS.
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A boy progressed to the next round on "Mnemosyne"—Memory, mother of the Muses, who gave us the mnemonic device and who ought to be the presiding deity of spelling bees.
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Despite my access to remarkable doctors, oral contraceptives and even alternative treatments, my disease progressed to the point that I needed surgery, from which it has taken several months to heal.
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Comparable sales growth at L'Oreal's mass market unit progressed to 3.3 percent in the first-quarter from 2.8 percent in the previous three months - a still sluggish rate, but slightly above expectations.
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Finally, Beyoncé took the field (literally, she didn't appear onstage) with "Formation," before she and her team of dancers progressed to the stage to battle Bruno Mars and his team of dancers.
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In 2007 he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, and seven years later, after taking the drug Lupron and getting blasts of radiation, his prostate tumor had progressed to stage 4, advanced cancer.
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Atlético progressed to the final by virtue of organized defense and brilliant counterattacking to eke out wins against two of Europe's finest teams, Barcelona and Bayern Munich, in the previous two rounds.
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While scans earlier this year showed Nuttall was cancer-free after undergoing immunotherapy, she was admitted to a hospital in mid-2018 and doctors discovered the cancer had progressed to her spine.
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Technology hasn't progressed to a point where such workers can be fully replaced by AI or robots, but that doesn't mean it can't completely upend those industries in preparation for further automation.
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MADRID (Reuters) - World number one Novak Djokovic automatically progressed to the Madrid Open semi-finals after his quarter-final opponent Marin Cilic was forced to withdraw because of food poisoning on Friday.
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Fourth seed Elina Svitolina, who has won three WTA titles so far this season, progressed to the third round with an impressive 6-3 6-4 win over Viktoria Kuzmova of Slovakia.
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I reported last Wednesday that the Wolves and the Miami Heat had progressed to an advanced stage of negotiations before the talks were derailed when Minnesota tried to tweak the trade construction.
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The euro was also initially hit by worries about a rise in Italy's fiscal deficit, dropping below the $1.16 mark, but it recovered as the session progressed to trade slightly higher at $1.1612.
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Kudla progressed to only his second semi-final at ATP tour-level when he roared back from a 2-5 deficit in the second set and saved a set point in the process.
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Shares of UK bookmakers, including GVC, rose last week, with traders citing relief on England's exit from the world cup as the companies stood to lose heavily if England progressed to the final.
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And as the rainbow trend has progressed to sand art, oil slicks, and even glow-in-the-dark, we've lusted after quite a few of the new shades that have crossed our paths.
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With Cameroon also qualifying as one of the best third-placed teams after beating New Zealand 2-1, it means two African teams have progressed to the knockout phase for the first time.
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The twice Australian Open champion returned to the court at Indian Wells in March, where she was ousted in the second round, and also progressed to the semi-finals of the Miami Open.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Belgium's Elise Mertens progressed to her maiden grand slam quarter-finals in her first appearance in the Australian Open main draw, beating Croatian Petra Martic 37-6(5) 7-5 on Sunday.
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The 36-year-old American has progressed to the second week without dropping a set but her sister Venus became the eighth of the top 10 seeds to be knocked out of the championships.
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This market caters to mostly young, urban customers who have grown up on Starbucks but have progressed to more exotic drinks coaxed from hand-operated espresso machines or non-traditional brewers by expert baristas.
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"I was very grateful that my playing progressed to the point that by the time I was a teenager, starting at age 14, I was able to help the family out financially," she recalls.
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The 21-year-old Kasatkina, who reached the French Open quarter-finals earlier this year, has now progressed to the second week at the All England Club for the first time in her career.
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But when presented with a username and email address from the hacked data, the site progressed to the next stage of the password reset process, confirming that those credentials are stored within Securus' systems.
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As the England team has progressed to the semi-finals of the tournament, M&S has doubled sales of its waistcoats as fans clamour to emulate the sartorial elegance of team manager Gareth Southgate.
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It found that those who progressed to drinking whole drinks were more likely to have problem behaviors, friends who drank, and less parental monitoring; these factors were more important than the history of sipping.
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Dominic Thiem smashed a fan's phone from their hands with a woeful shot just before he progressed to the quarterfinals of the Canadian Open (Rogers Cup) with a hard fought victory over Marin Cilic.
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That work is sort of the nucleus of my text work before it progressed to printmaking, so it's nice that PS1 shows the historical legacy of how I got to where I am today.
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United States' Madison Keys, seeded seventh in the tournament, also progressed to the third round after a nail-biting 7-5 6-7(4) 7-6(5) win against France's Kristina Mladenovic on court one.
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Since they first detected the waves in 2015, they've progressed to using large datasets of the events that produced the waves—typically black holes slamming together—to solve the mysteries of our Universe more generally.
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The letter of intent was released on Wednesday because talks had progressed to the point that more-detailed discussions were necessary and those could not go forward without making the negotiations public, the sources said.
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Madison Keys of the United States, seeded seventh in the tournament, also progressed to the third round after a narrow 7-5, 6-7(4), 7-6(5) win over Kristina Mladenovic of France. (REUTERS)
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" The Sénateur speaks in orotund donations—"I will give you a story," or "Mon vieux, I have been haunted by a dream" —and is always resoundingly theatrical: "The Sénateur's chortle had progressed to a guffaw.
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Industrial Development Agency Ireland has already fielded Brexit-related enquiries from more than 100 firms, a lot of which have progressed to site visits, its chief executive Martin Shannahan also said at a news conference.
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Nadal progressed to his 21971th Masters 1000 final thanks to a 6-3 6-4 win over Stefanos Tsitsipas, avenging his defeat to the 20-year-old at the same stage a week ago in Madrid.
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In the area nearest this outermost section, they added a single dose of the drug and then, as the sections progressed to the center, the dosage kept increasing until it reached 1,000 times the initial dose.
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Don't assume that Republican delegates will necessarily support "the establishment" Now, we don't really know how this would play out, because no convention under the modern system has ever progressed to a second round of balloting.
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Nadal progressed to round two after his good friend and fellow Spaniard David Ferrer retired with a calf injury on Monday and will need to find a way neutralize Canadian Pospisil's strong serve and powerful forehand.
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Recently, the American Academy of Neurology released guidelines for mild cognitive impairment — a stage at which symptoms have not clinically progressed to a high level but indicates the individual is at high risk for developing dementia.
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It was a slow start for the Spanish world number five, but she eventually worked her way into the contest, growing in confidence as the game progressed to set up a third-round match against Yulia Putintseva.
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Zverev continued his high-intensity approach in the second set and piled the pressure on his 21-year-old opponent, breaking Chung's serve on two more occasions as he progressed to his second ATP final this year.
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One person familiar with the discussions between the companies told CNBC that they had been considering a joint marketing partnership valued around $35 million, and that those discussions had progressed to a possible investment or outright acquisition.
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Venus Williams, at 36 the oldest woman in the singles draw, also progressed to the last eight with a 6-3 7-5 victory over Mona Barthel, moving closer to a potential blockbuster final against sister Serena.
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Key players have missed substantial time with injuries or haven't progressed to the expected degree, offseason acquisitions haven't provided the hoped-for jolts, and Randy Wittman's half-court offense has reverted to its bleakest and khakiest inclinations.
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Lewis told Business Insider about a recent vacation Insignia planned for clients that began with a stay in a boutique luxury hotel and then progressed to a road trip on motorbikes out in the middle of nowhere.
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Group C winners and tournament joint favorites Mexico brought a second-string team but started brightly against a nation that progressed to the knock-out stage despite not scoring a goal in any of their three group games.
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Anett Kontaveit also progressed to the semis, where she will face Osaka, after former world number one Victoria Azarenka was forced to retire in the third set of their quarter-final trailing 5-7 7-5 3-0.
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Mr. Cruz progressed to more distressing behavior, including possibly shooting a neighbor's chicken with a BB gun, collecting hate symbols, cutting himself, and possibly swallowing gasoline in a failed suicide attempt, according to complaints to the local authorities.
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Dr. Dan Doherty, a developmental behavioral pediatrician at the Seattle Children's Hospital, felt the onset of a cold last Wednesday when he woke up with a sore throat, which then progressed to a low-grade fever and congestion.
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Ivy had been in New York for a third of the time that Emma had, and she sensed that Emma, who had progressed to a later stage of homesickness, didn't need her as much as she needed Emma.
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The following September, Ann Mckee, director of the CTE Center at Boston University, told us that former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez progressed to stage 3 (out of 4) of the disease by the time he committed suicide.
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He mastered the basics – your kickflips and pop shuvits—and progressed to mixing in the occasional varial kickiflip, wherein the board makes a complete rotation long side over long side and a 180-degree rotation on the horizontal plane.
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The depositions we see given in the drama's freshman year finale "Tape 2800, Side A," have now progressed to a full-on trial between the Baker parents, or, truly, Hannah's mom Olivia Baker (Kate Walsh), and Liberty's school district.
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England progressed to the quarter finals of the World Cup in Russia courtesy of their first penalty shootout win in the competition, ending a decades-long run of heartbreaking exits from major tournaments and sparking mass celebration in London.
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Kyle Edmund progressed to the second round when the British world number 49 recorded an upset 6-7(4) 6-3 3-6 13-3 6-4 victory over last year's U.S. Open finalist and 11th seed Kevin Anderson.
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As the civil rights agenda progressed to include more demands for government regulation of private business and more affirmative provision of government services, the conservative ideology of Midwestern Republicans came more into line with the ideas of the white South.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Canadian teenager Leylah Annie Fernandez caused a huge shock in the Fed Cup qualifiers on Saturday when she beat Swiss world number five Belinda Bencic in Biel but it proved in vain as Switzerland progressed to April's finals.
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The authors behind this new study—which include some of the original researchers to have synthesized halichondrin B—say their methods have now progressed to the point where they can at last make a relatively large supply of these molecules.
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Ta Lou, who lost out on the gold to Bowie in the 100 by one-hundredth of a second before receiving congratulations from Ivory Coast's President Alassane Ouattara, progressed to Thursday's semi-finals in 22.70, the third fastest of the night.
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A 90-hour week is within the realm of possibility, and while we've progressed to a state where people are happy to get indignant on social media, it does nothing to place power in the hands of the individuals being exploited.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Top-seed Rafa Nadal and world number three Grigor Dimitrov progressed to the second round of the Australian Open with easy victories on Monday while top American contenders were sent packing after shock defeats in the first round.
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"The Chinese sports industry is developing," Gao Hongbo, the national team coach, said in March as China progressed to the final round of qualification for the 2018 World Cup, ending a run of three successive failed attempts to reach that stage.
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And the concert business has progressed to a scale and a level of sophistication that would be unrecognizable — and probably boycotted — in 1967, with V.I.P. ticket packages, corporate sponsorship and smartphone apps now a part of every major festival operation.
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When a series of minor falls landed her in the hospital and in rehabilitation this summer and again in autumn, her dementia had progressed to the point that her daughter thought it was not safe for her to live at home.
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Signs on the wall indicate if the babies are in phase one — requiring antibiotics and milk formula fortified with protein, vitamins and minerals — or had progressed to phase two, well enough to eat Plumpy'nut, a high-energy peanut-based paste.
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For example, while many industries have progressed to using software management systems, Sampath says some of these traditionally male-dominated industries still rely on old methods like Excel spreadsheets and timesheets, making it easy for human biases to creep in.
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Later he formed his own Saltwater Band, named after Baru; and then he was taken up by Michael Hohnen, a young white musician and co-founder of the Skinnyfish label in Darwin, who guided and protected him as he progressed to global stardom.
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Of 425 participants who had mild cognitive impairment at the beginning of the study, 14 progressed to dementia, including about 8 percent of people with metabolic syndrome compared to only about 2 percent of those without metabolic syndrome, as reported in JAMA Neurology.
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These cells protect the body against infections, and when an HIV patient's T cells drop to dangerously low levels, the patient is said to have progressed to AIDS; AIDS patients typically die of secondary infections the body is too weak to fight off.
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I started to smoke weed all day every day, I got super drunk on weekends, and it progressed to a point where, five years later, I still had no identity and no idea what I was going to do with my life.
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Ms. Dart, who also had her nails painted scarlet red in the salon earlier in the week and later progressed to the semifinals of the mixed doubles alongside Mr. Clarke, was full of praise for the opportunity to unwind — briefly — in the salon.
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When Nietzsche famously declared that "God is dead," he meant that science and reason had progressed to the point where we could no longer justify belief in God, and that meant that we could no longer justify the values rooted in that belief.
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In 2014, nearly one in five black gay men who had received a diagnosis of H.I.V. had progressed to AIDS by the time they learned of their infection — which meant that they were generally very ill by the time they began treatment.
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Holdovers D'Angelo Russell, Julius Randle, Jordan Clarkson, and Larry Nance Jr. have all progressed to varying degrees, while rookies Brandon Ingram and Ivica Zubac have both shown flashes of the talent that led the Lakers to draft them in the first place.
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While a hip issue has kept Murray on the sidelines since Wimbledon last year, Edmund progressed to his first grand slam semi-final at the Australian Open in January and has risen to a career high 24th in the latest ATP rankings released on Monday.
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French Open winner Ostapenko struggled in her warm-up tournament in Eastbourne but has progressed to the quarter-finals at SW19 without losing a set in her last two matches after fighting for wins against Aliaksandra Sasnovich and Francoise Abanda in the first two rounds.
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That's partly for technical reasons — it had become much easier and more cost-effective to shoot a long film in 1994 than it was a quarter-century earlier — but it also shows how much Wiseman's work had progressed to showing the passage of time.
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""I'm thrilled that our small satellite launch service has now progressed to the point it merits the formation of its own company, Virgin Orbit, and a new president in Dan with decades of deep experience and success in a broad variety of space programs.
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Once billed as the world's most famous beach, Daytona earned that label in large part through its beach driving, a tradition that began with the horse-and-buggy era, progressed to car racing on the sand and later settled into simple cruising and parking.
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As time went on, three times as many patients with sleep apnea, 18.4 percent, progressed to more advanced stages of diabetic retinopathy compared to 6.1 percent of those without sleep apnea, according to the report in American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
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"We have progressed to where we can pull (the target) forward," Mitsuo Takahashi, Don Quijote's chief financial officer, said in a Reuters interview, adding that the discounter expects to have about 470 stores worldwide in the financial year ending June 2019, up from 416 now.
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The peso, seen as most vulnerable to a Trump win, steadily firmed off record lows as the debate progressed to post its biggest one-day gain since February as investors unwound short peso positions that have more than doubled since August, according to CFTC data.
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In September 2014, after graduating and struggling to find work elsewhere, Cirakoglu started a cleaning company that started by cleaning up after parties, and has since progressed to tidying up after hoarders and clearing crime scenes, according to an interview he gave to Vice Nederland.
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The Serb has progressed to the last four of a Grand Slam for the 32nd time to take sole ownership of second place on the list for the most semi-final appearances at a major in the Open Era, ahead of American great Jimmy Connors.
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Brian E. Frosh, the Maryland attorney general, said if the lawsuit progressed to the discovery phase, he and Karl Racine, the attorney general for the District of Columbia, would seek to obtain the president's tax returns to gauge the extent of his business dealings.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Croatia progressed to the semi-finals of the World Cup after a second successive penalty shootout on Saturday but their inability to put away another unimpressive team over 90 minutes and extra time is a major worry for the Balkan side.
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Reigning Asian Women's Player of the Year Sam Kerr scored with just four minutes remaining to earn the Matildas the point they need to advance to the finals in France alongside the Japanese as both nations progressed to the semi-finals of the Women's Asian Cup.
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In Fitch's view, implementation of the Dodd Frank Orderly Liquidation Authority legislation has now sufficiently progressed to provide a framework for resolving banks that is likely to require holding company senior creditors participation in losses, if necessary, instead of or ahead of the company receiving sovereign support.
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If we can go from rudimentary wooden tools to these feats of engineering in under a million years, surely there would have been ample opportunity in our 13.8 billion-year-old universe for other civilizations to have progressed to a similar level — and far beyond — already?
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Fitch believes implementation of the Dodd Frank Orderly Liquidation Authority legislation is now sufficiently progressed to provide a framework for resolving banks that is likely to require holding company senior creditors participating in losses, if necessary, instead of or ahead of the company receiving sovereign support.
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In Fitch's view, implementation of the Dodd Frank Orderly Liquidation Authority legislation is now sufficiently progressed to provide a framework for resolving banks that is likely to require holding company senior creditors participating in losses, if necessary, instead of or ahead of the company receiving sovereign support.
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Still, in the same time frame, only two Cannes Best Actress winners (Carol's Rooney Mara and Volver's Penelope Cruz) has progressed to an Oscar nod, though four Cannes-winning men (Inglorious Basterds' Christoph Waltz, Biutiful's Javier Bardem, The Artist's Jean Dujardin, and Nebraska's Bruce Dern) have done the same.
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In Fitch's view, implementation of the Dodd Frank Orderly Liquidation Authority legislation has now sufficiently progressed to provide a framework for resolving banks that is likely to require holding company senior creditors to participate in losses, if necessary, instead of or ahead of the company receiving sovereign support.
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"Our quantum research has progressed to the point where our partner QuTech is simulating quantum algorithm workloads, and Intel is fabricating new qubit test chips on a regular basis in our leading-edge manufacturing facilities," said Dr. Michael Mayberry, corporate vice president and managing director of Intel Labs.
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A recent seasonal meal in the stately library began with glazed wild sea bass with razor clams and a cauliflower mayonnaise, and progressed to a scallop in a fine mousse with red endive and fresh walnuts, followed with a casserole of tender Iberico pork roasted with fragrant herbs.
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Fitch views the EU's Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) and Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM) are now sufficiently progressed to provide a framework for resolving banks that is likely to require senior creditors participating in losses, if necessary, instead of or ahead of a bank receiving sovereign support.
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"After decades of research, only four gonococcal vaccine candidates have progressed to clinical trials, and none of these vaccines provided any protection against gonorrhea," Kate Seib from the Institute for Glycomics at Griffith University in Australia, who was not involved in the study, wrote in a commentary for The Lancet.
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"He had a gastrointestinal illness, nausea, diarrhea, fever, and then that just progressed to a more severe infection due to the nature of the bacteria and probably due to the gentleman's age and his underlying medical conditions," Michael Drennon, disease intervention services program manager at the Florida Department of Health in Sarasota County.
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The primary goal of the study of 162 patients with NASH that had progressed to cirrhosis was a significant change in hepatic venous pressure gradient, or HVPG, a measure of high blood pressure in vessels that serve the liver also known as portal hypertension, which is a consequence of chronic liver disease.
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