Or can you keep growing rapidly, or can it grow rapidly?
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The country's population isn't just rapidly aging, it's rapidly shrinking, too.
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But despite this, males that wave rapidly or drum rapidly actually have greater stamina.
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"The thickness is decreasing as rapidly or more rapidly than the extent," he said.
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The Butskellite economy grew rapidly (though not as rapidly as America, France or Germany did).
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As she moves rapidly through her art movements, she, the artist, changes rapidly, as well.
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Canadian insurance companies are expanding rapidly in Asia, selling products to the rapidly growing middle class.
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"We're changing the world so rapidly that these animals can't evolve rapidly enough to keep up."
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Succeeding in the rapidly-changing landscape of of healthcare means being able to mature just as rapidly.
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Museums are an integral part of this policy, and they are multiplying rapidly—too rapidly in many cases.
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Both companies have dorm-room roots, grew rapidly among a core young audience, and rapidly iterated their products.
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He added that infectious diseases share similar outbreak patterns, going up very rapidly and then coming down very rapidly.
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"Leveraged lending and student lending, which is growing rapidly and deteriorating very rapidly," J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon responded.
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The pretensioners rapidly tighten seat belts around drivers and passengers to keep them safer when a car rapidly slows down.
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Next week I'll be back with some WebMD guesses about what makes someone rapidly lose weight and then rapidly lose consciousness.
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"This allows us to respond rapidly to surges, enable capacity enhancements quickly, and rapidly address any security concerns," the company said.
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The costs of computing power and data storage are rapidly declining, while the use of Internet-connected smartphones are rapidly increasing.
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You Have to Expand Rapidly In a rapidly growing business, it's a common belief that your hiring has to match that speed.
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But they are realizing that in a rapidly changing market like e-cigarettes, they have to be able to adjust rapidly also.
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The share of American adults who held a job reached an all-time high, and wages rose rapidly while poverty fell rapidly.
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"As the wall rapidly goes up, drug seizures rise and the border crossings are going down, and going down very rapidly," he said.
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When carbon monoxide levels are higher and develop more rapidly -- for example, from generators in residential spaces -- mental confusion can set in rapidly.
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The Swedish scientists suspected that finding ways to rapidly replenish these stores might help the muscles to recover relatively rapidly from their fatigue.
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"I've heard one theory that suggests that the nervous system is more responsive in youth, and it can respond rapidly—sometimes too rapidly," he says.
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Read also said that new human pathogens including viruses and bacteria are emerging more rapidly, and spreading more rapidly, now than they did decades ago.
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Technology is moving rapidly from the app economy of the smartphone to automobiles — a transition for which both tech companies and automakers are rapidly preparing.
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The mother delights in her new companion, who plays in the bath, goes shopping with her, and grows up rapidly — too rapidly, for the mother's taste.
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This is when "the prejudiced associations you make very rapidly in your brain [occur] so rapidly that you're not even aware you're making them," Sen says.
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"They are building up so rapidly that it is hard to believe that anything we do could cause them to build even more rapidly," Cancian said.
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It's seemingly triggered when a user clicks on an ad and then rapidly clicks away, or opens a different users' profile picture and rapidly swipes down.
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If rapidly heated by a fire and then rapidly cooled by water, limestone can crack, weakening the structure's stability, and its surfaces can powder and flake.
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China also reportedly offered to open up financial services more rapidly and to give U.S. firms access to the rapidly growing e-commerce market in China.
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On the alternate side of things, if rates were to rise rapidly or maybe not even so rapidly, what does that mean for the federal debt?
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Margins that are 50-plus percent, utilizes almost no capital, growing rapidly, and in a sector that is growing rapidly and we're the clear market leader.
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Snapchat's rapidly growing user count Snapchat's rapidly growing user count Together, these announcements turn Snapchat from a thriving social network experimenting with monetization into an advertising powerhouse.
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The Parsi Population Problem While India's overall population continues to increase rapidly, the country's Parsi community faces a population problem of a different kind: It's decreasing rapidly.
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HE: The way it works is as these tumors grow rapidly, they are also dying rapidly and shedding their content into the bloodstream, including their DNA signature.
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We're fighting against a president who's rapidly speeding us toward nuclear war; our earth is dying, and he's rapidly moving us towards that; we're putting children in cages.
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Today, that model won't fly because developers need to update much more rapidly and employees need access to the most current tools to compete in a rapidly shifting market place.
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Another woman, in red jeans and a purple fleece, strode rapidly through the mall, carrying a large zippered bag, and soon afterward strode equally rapidly back in the other direction.
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That's what this chart shows: As you can see, hitting either target will require an almost immediate reversal of the trajectory of carbon emissions, from rapidly rising to rapidly falling.
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Several other startups are rapidly building automation / AI offerings.
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" McConnell did not define what he meant by "rapidly.
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" McConnell did not define what he meant by "rapidly.
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From there, it rapidly spirals into ... well, you'll see.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — The US labor force is aging rapidly.
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Like Republicans, that change sped up -- rapidly -- in 13.
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Still a lot of work needed to receive formal approval, but am optimistic that will occur rapidly Meanwhile, transit experts sounded a skeptical note about how "rapidly" Musk's project would get approved.
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The evidence suggests that campaign ads have small effects that decay rapidly — very rapidly — but just enough of the impact accumulates to make running more advertising than your opponent seem a necessity.
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Metropolitan areas that have seen the most rapidly rising segregation have also seen the most rapidly rising inequality overall, and the researchers argue that growing segregation is one cause of increased inequality.
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Some other factors that might slow progress: The point of all this is that momentum toward EVs is building rapidly — so rapidly that forecasts are being rendered anachronistic within a year of release.
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In cosmic inflation, space rapidly expands while the ripples of matter propagate at a constant speed—and in the experiment, the speed of the ripples rapidly decreases as the liquid's volume remains constant.
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A rapidly spreading fire tore through a half-dozen wooden rowhouses in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Tuesday night, devastating a block in the rapidly gentrifying neighborhood and leaving dozens of people without a home.
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"[It] can be related to a number of causes, mainly the pregnancy hormone levels rapidly going down while oxytocin (for breast feeding) may rapidly be going up at the same time," Jegasothy notes.
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Countries that delay and dither in their initial responses (China, Italy) pay a heavy up-front price, and those that respond rapidly and responsibly can contain infection rates rapidly (Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong).
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Solid scholarship shows almost no chance that rapidly rising carbon dioxide concentrations in the atmosphere will create a new Garden of Eden, but some chance of rapidly breaking many things we care about.
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The span of my teaching career is rapidly approaching his.
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He's at the Twin Peaks city limits, and approaching rapidly.
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"We have responded very, very rapidly to this," he said.
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The GOP rapidly dropped the attempt, at least for now.
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With Christmas rapidly approaching, Berg was stuck in a bind.
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Craigslist grew rapidly and organically, but was hard to trust.
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Naloxone is a medication designed to rapidly reverse opioid overdose.
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It grew rapidly, consuming vegetation that hadn't burned in decades.
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Japan's economy eventually faltered, and rapidly growing China surpassed it.
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And that first opportunity in late May is rapidly approaching.
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In the last 12 years, that retreat has accelerated rapidly.
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But we are, many fear, rapidly deviating from the normal.
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But cloud spending is at $8.9 billion, and growing rapidly.
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The Slims River, meanwhile, was rapidly reduced to a trickle.
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"The Chinese military's strength continues to grow rapidly," it said.
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They rapidly tried to begin their day normally, without fear.
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We can do it rapidly — but not a quick fix.
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Technological innovation is rapidly increasing the potential of human productivity.
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Debt is falling rapidly and inflation is at 1 percent.
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As we all know, the external environment is changing rapidly.
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Carbon dioxide levels in the air have been rising rapidly.
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It doesn't mean I think that needs to happen rapidly.
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But it's becoming clear that the web is rapidly changing.
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With FilmStruck, the need to collect and accumulate rapidly diminished.
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Fink agreed, also predicting that this will occur quite rapidly.
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He seems to age more rapidly than a normal human.
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Today, however, feminist aims seem to be evolving more rapidly.
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In the timed phase, the app rapidly spits out assignments.
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Take tech, a sector in which companies often grow rapidly.
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Over the weekend, the companies rapidly worked out their plan.
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Censors rapidly shut down their criticisms of Mr Xi's gesture.
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Respiratory viruses spread rapidly, and they're frustratingly good at it.
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Columbia acknowledged societal norms around sexual harassment are rapidly changing.
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Japan's population is ageing more rapidly than any other country's.
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There are many examples in history of societies mobilizing rapidly.
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"Explosive threats continue to rapidly evolve worldwide," said Brig. Gen.
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It has massive population and a rapidly expanding entertainment culture.
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It is the latest frontier of a rapidly growing industry.
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This is the latest frontier of a rapidly growing industry.
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We're hurtle rapidly towards every spooky human's favourite holiday: Halloween.
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Traditional television is rapidly becoming a thing of the past.
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Thermal cycling involves changing the temperature of the material rapidly.
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As music director, he had to enlarge his repertoire rapidly.
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So we're a few years into this and rapidly growing.
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They try fighting and it rapidly turns into kissing instead.
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The Clintons both rapidly earned out (which I'll explain below).
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That said, the number of couture enthusiasts has rapidly declined.
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The deportations increased rapidly after the US announced on Sept.
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Players can choose to verbally spar by rapidly selecting comebacks.
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His body quivers, his eyes blink rapidly, his hands clench.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's innovation bubble is rapidly losing air.
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Both type 1 and type 2 diabetes are increasing rapidly.
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The gene drive is a technology that is rapidly advancing.
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Google's image recognition abilities are rapidly improving in accuracy, too.
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Tensions between Iran and the United States are escalating rapidly.
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Our printers at work were hacked and rapidly printed this.
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Sensor technologies are also advancing rapidly, and prices are dropping.
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China is startled by how rapidly American leadership has dwindled.
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"It's just a really rapidly spinning black hole," said Fryer.
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He warned speculators against pushing up the currency too rapidly.
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It should lead rapidly to a stabilisation phase, he said.
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Prices can not only fall rapidly, but rise equally fast.
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That way the uncertainly associated with the findings shrinks rapidly.
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Johnson must rapidly improve his position to meet this threshold.
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He has committed career suicide; he will rapidly become irrelevant.
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EVA Airways has grown rapidly in the past few years.
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They emerge rapidly, grow exponentially, consolidate suddenly and normalize ruthlessly.
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Kenneth strengthened rapidly Wednesday and continued to intensify Thursday morning.
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And the service is rapidly approaching its 603 billionth trip.
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It doesn't mean I think it needs to happen rapidly.
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"(Since its second landfall) it has weakened rapidly," he said.
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Things are not meant to change this rapidly in nature.
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By the numbers: Domestic demand for ethane has grown rapidly.
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As the number of cases has increased rapidly, Florida Gov.
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Intensive fishing can rapidly deplete the number of smaller fish.
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"Things change pretty rapidly in this business," the governor said.
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When natural selection is strong, evolution can occur very rapidly.
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Either way, the temperature inside the inverter can rise rapidly.
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The road outside his house was rapidly becoming a river.
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The drill, they advised, could rapidly be turned into reality.
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Offshore wind is also rapidly moving down the cost curve.
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But that doesn't hurt either as it moves rapidly forward.
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China's internet battle is rapidly reproducing itself in Southeast Asia.
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The news has been rapidly spreading on Chinese social media.
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But, of course, things go rapidly off course after that.
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Yet as we approach 2019, the game is rapidly changing.
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The Chinese market rapidly embraces new products and new paradigms.
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Most commonly caused by bacteria, facial cellulitis can spread rapidly.
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Then they rapidly ballooned into whoppers the size of buses.
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A rapidly growing group is gaining influence in Canberra, Australia.
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Amazon and Google's businesses in India are rapidly growing too.
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Business in Romania has been growing rapidly in recent years.
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When the screenwriters focus on trivia, inertia sets in rapidly.
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Tech leaders are rapidly responding to the order on Twitter.
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Deepening Democrats' concerns is that Missouri is rapidly moving rightward.
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Tensions between the United States and Iran are rapidly escalating.
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But the rapidly fading alternative smartphone market hasn't fazed Jolla.
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"There's a lot more to come - and rapidly," he said.
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What's fueling advertiser interest is China's rapidly expanding middle class.
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Uber Eats is growing rapidly, threatening Grubhub (GRUB) and DoorDash.
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If successful, these structures could rapidly accelerate human space travel.
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John Glenn, and the rise of rapidly spreading fake news.
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It removes people from participating in Amazon's rapidly dominating economy.
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As missile ranges rapidly increase, nuclear proliferation will become global.
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" Haberman said that 5G coverage will "continue to improve rapidly.
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Why does the Shanghai market rise and fall so rapidly?
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The rise of artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the workplace.
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In the 21st century, drug and device innovation occurs rapidly.
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Energy intake from fat in Mexico has gone up rapidly.
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And then they'd be left holding some rapidly shrinking bags.
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They ended with euphoria and a rapidly accelerating stock market.
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Musk himself tweeted today that wait time is growing rapidly.
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Recommend ordering soon, as the wait time is growing rapidly.
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Hostilities escalated rapidly following a suicide car bombing on Feb.
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The service is aimed at countries with rapidly expanding populations.
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Rapidly rising smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi is entering the laptop market.
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Online platforms offer a means of rapidly expanding such services.
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Recently, however, they have churned through opening batsmen particularly rapidly.
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It's a rapidly emerging use case Facebook wants to fuel.
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And ARM has also been growing rapidly while generating profits.
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So one is we were scaling the company really rapidly.
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Houston has been growing rapidly without attention to flood risk.
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But in the sixth grade, the girl's breasts developed rapidly.
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As a result of this vote, Britain will withdraw rapidly.
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And under the Trump administration, that capital is devaluing rapidly.
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Returns to education are declining because universities have expanded rapidly.
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Eisenman recognizes how rapidly the world around her is changing.
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The firm is expanding rapidly into the "internet of things".
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Plunge the white asparagus into rapidly boiling, salted water first.
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And that destiny is rapidly and surely becoming a reality.
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"The retail industry is changing really rapidly," Kroger's Rassi said.
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And policy needs to keep up with rapidly changing times.
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At that time Ali's career appeared to be waning rapidly.
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That is when consumer prices start to rise more rapidly.
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There was a fire almost immediately and it grew rapidly.
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The fashion scene in his home city is changing rapidly.
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The company's more recent creation is the rapidly growing LIKEtoKNOW.
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The image was shared rapidly on Tumblr following the protest.
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"This is very rapidly expanding into a scourge," Sjouwerman said.
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A centrifuge enriches uranium by rapidly spinning uranium hexafluoride gas.
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For most people, life had rapidly transformed for the better.
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"This extraordinary event is rapidly becoming, unfortunately, an ordinary event."
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But they're evolving rapidly and can do so much more.
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We have eleven years to start rapidly decarbonizing the economy.
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That consensus has splintered rapidly in the past two days.
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China is at the center of this rapidly developing trend.
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China takes off Air travel is growing rapidly in China.
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The company has expanded rapidly across Europe in recent years.
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But Britain's relatively strong recovery looks set to deteriorate rapidly.
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She owns her own house in rapidly gentrifying East Flatbush.
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Like any new, exciting space, cannabis companies are growing rapidly.
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With all the amenities and perks, the community grew rapidly.
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No one expected that innovation would come in that rapidly.
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This bubble stock is losing air rapidly, as it should.
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The firm has grown rapidly since it started in 2010.
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A limited air campaign will rapidly transform into ground war.
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Rapidly falling cash holdings are often a contrarian sell signal.
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" In other words, he said, "plan carefully, then execute rapidly.
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Both states are advancing rapidly in the realm of hypersonics.
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The case has rapidly made its way through the courts.
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We will release it as rapidly as we get it.
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The Walt Disney brands' Twitter accounts rapidly deleted the posts.
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And video evidence of that is rapidly circulating on Facebook.
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"The knowledge base is building very rapidly," Dr. Chan said.
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If we halted those fisheries, marine life would increase rapidly.
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You don't want to change the price dramatically or rapidly.
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However, the service has been rapidly expanding in other places.
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Europe's VR landscape continues to grow rapidly despite market slowdown
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Tensions escalated rapidly following a suicide car bombing on Feb.
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Behind the push are governments globally rapidly raising emissions standards.
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Let's be clear: We all love a rapidly growing startup.
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This digital technology wave was continuing to expand quite rapidly.
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We've got the oil sands and a rapidly warming Arctic.
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Her eyes were rolling rapidly from side to side. Awful.
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That suggests meth consumption is growing, and potentially pretty rapidly.
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My new career in pornography was rapidly making me rich.
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It seems like the tech space is always rapidly developing.
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The landscape for ground transportation is shifting rapidly and dramatically.
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But that fund is limited and will run out rapidly.
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Bitcoin is very volatile, and the value could decline rapidly.
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More lies came out, which got misconstrued and rapidly spread.
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"The Jubbaland situation can escalate very rapidly," he told Reuters.
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A new economy catering to oil is rapidly taking shape.
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Do they still have value in a rapidly evolving market?
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Americans desperately needed reassurances about the rapidly spreading novel coronavirus.
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Thus, cellblock populations rapidly grew, and prisons became alarmingly overcrowded.
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Numbers that matter right now: The rapidly rising death toll.
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A rapidly growing city ought to invest in mass transit.
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U.S. whiskey imports are in second place but growing rapidly.
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Today, however, the politics of climate change are rapidly changing.
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The mud came more rapidly and strongly than anyone predicted.
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But Ms. Deutscher's ability rapidly surpassed that of her parents.
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These could "be pushed through very rapidly," Mr. Orr added.
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Luckin has grown rapidly since its founding in late 2017.
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Any gap in pay — real or imagined — is rapidly shrinking.
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No, it isn't changing nearly as rapidly as I wish.
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Better yet, global demand for specialty coffee is growing rapidly.
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Other countries appear to be maneuvering rapidly in the meantime.
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Worse, these parasites have rapidly developed resistance to synthetic pesticides.
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Some have lost rapidly, while for others it took years.
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Both companies are growing rapidly, but neither is currently profitable.
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That's been changing rather rapidly this year, as Massachusetts Sen.
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And in that case, we did change direction, quite rapidly.
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Rwanda was urbanizing rapidly, and city dwellers rely on charcoal.
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"The story is continuing to evolve, and evolving rapidly now."
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These subsidies increase with the rapidly rising cost of insurance.
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And, sadly, the pendulum is swinging rapidly to the right.
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Thousands marched peacefully to object to Sudan's rapidly rising prices.
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Could it adapt and excel in this rapidly changing world?
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The outbreak has been expanding rapidly in the United States.
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They tried to take it slow, but things progressed rapidly.
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America's wealth gap grew rapidly through the late 53th century.
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We are rapidly approaching the breaking point predicted by Axelrod.
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It would also prepare us for the rapidly evolving future.
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Whoever gains speed will be able to move forward rapidly.
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Rapidly expanding production is "the real story here," he said.
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But over the last decade, the program has grown rapidly.
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Sadly, that's a situation that is rapidly becoming true again.
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According to the news, infections are rapidly spreading across China.
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The boroughs of Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham are gentrifying rapidly.
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Interest in microgrids is rapidly growing around the United States.
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That's the land that gets ravaged whenever permafrost thaws rapidly.
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Misinformation about the coronavirus is spreading rapidly on the internet.
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The opposite end of the world is also warming rapidly.
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The results come in rapidly, from all over the state.
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A few months after she died, my father deteriorated rapidly.
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However, that need for "education has declined rapidly" Paknad said.
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Then along came #MeToo, and awareness rapidly began to shift.
|
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White nationalism evolved rapidly with the advent of the internet.
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The Humanity Star spins rapidly, creating a blinking flashing effect.
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Restraining government remains the answer to a rapidly metastasizing state.
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Over the last two decades, globalization has proceeded quite rapidly.
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Mr. Day twitches and babbles and blinks his eyes rapidly.
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You see, rapidly rising rates are anathema to stock investors.
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Its population is aging rapidly, and jobs are going unfilled.
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She feels lucky to have gotten a diagnosis so rapidly.
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Imagine a brain interface for rapidly typing on a smartphone.
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The last remaining tethers — cable television cords — are rapidly snapping.
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"Advances in technology make things change very rapidly," Basu said.
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Italy has rapidly become Europe's hot spot for the coronavirus.
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Duties would come down more rapidly for some car components.
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But there is evidence that retail jobs are transforming rapidly.
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"They're growing very rapidly with very strong management," Cooperman said.
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That's my prediction, given the rapidly unfolding events in Ukrainegate.
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But with rents and traffic rapidly increasing, will it last?
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Theirs, however, is a tale of a rapidly changing Paris.
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But over the last decade, that target has evolved rapidly.
|
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Whipple's patients display rapidly progressive losses of memory and cognition.
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Meanwhile, she kept pace with him, rapidly, step for step.
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The woman's mother was shocked by the rapidly unfolding events.
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Thanks to that investment, Starward has expanded rapidly in America.
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There is mounting evidence that bitcoin adoption is growing rapidly.
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Other businesses have evolved rapidly for the millennial experience economy.
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Jeff Flake retiring in what's rapidly becoming a swing state.
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"Everything's very rapidly digested, and people want more," Charli says.
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Phone cameras were improving rapidly, as were smaller mirrorless cameras.
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Mortgage rates have risen rapidly since the business mogul's Nov.
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Moreover, immigration laws were rapidly becoming ideologically untenable as well.
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But climate change is causing these glaciers to retreat rapidly.
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When pressure changes so rapidly, weather conditions develop very quickly.
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ISIS's reign of terror is rapidly coming to an end.
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It is rapidly achieving many of the Democrats' economic goals.
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You must learn to size up people rapidly and accurately.
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That could very rapidly shut down a lot of abuse.
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A centrifuge enriches uranium by rapidly spinning uranium hexafluoride gas.
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This is a result of Tehran's rapidly expanding military footprint.
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But they have recently been climbing rapidly, Mr. Gelernt said.
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But they have recently been climbing rapidly, Mr. Gelernt said.
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Under Mr. Morgan's editorship, a young Rebekah Brooks rose rapidly.
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But that has been disrupted by the rapidly spreading coronavirus.
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The state's demographics are shifting rapidly in Ms. Abrams' favor.
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My relationship with my wife and my family rapidly deteriorated.
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After that, Trevor's story rapidly spread to other international publications.
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But then it phases in very rapidly, dollar for dollar.
|
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FetLife, founded in 2008, has grown rapidly in recent years.
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And as a result, transgender people are rapidly losing protections.
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That's pretty great, but it thins out rapidly from there.
|
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Stumbles and shifts like that won't kill a company, but they harm the perception that they are growing rapidly — and that, in turn, harms their ability to recruit, raise capital and, well, grow rapidly.
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The odds of such moves by the People's Bank of China (PBOC) had already been seen as rapidly receding due to growing concerns in the government about rapidly rising debt levels and potential asset bubbles.
|
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But the Skripals' health since then has begun to improve rapidly.
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Then her following grew pretty rapidly and brands starting reaching out.
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The neighborhood flower store, once a retail staple, is rapidly disappearing.
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Chemotherapy works by essentially killing any cells that are rapidly dividing.
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Recently the currency has been depreciating rapidly on the black market.
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I entered NPI sedated but quickly began talking rapidly and incoherently.
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Another area where digital photography is advancing rapidly is post-processing.
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"I'm not concerned about rapidly rising interest rates at this point."
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Test Kitchen Tip: As with flatbread, this baby browns up rapidly.
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This is the host of the rapidly approaching 2200 Summer Olympics.
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But Merrill Lynch's business deteriorated rapidly as its mortgage bets imploded.
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Books make up a RAPIDLY decreasing percentage of a library's budget.
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The Hanoi summit's breakdown hit rapidly improving ties between the neighbors.
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The rapidly growing economy is proof that we need welfare reform.
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Yeah, the costs of producing that is coming down really rapidly.
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So, the Chinese AI industry is really, really advancing very rapidly.
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Luckily, there's a rapidly-growing industry devoted to fixing those problems.
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It now has 1.5 million subscribers and is rapidly adding more.
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And other markets, including Europe and China, are rapidly catching up.
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IoT is a broad and fragmented segment that is rapidly evolving.
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In recent years, though, the costs have been going down rapidly.
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Yet the Camp fire that rapidly engulfed the town on Nov.
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The total grew rapidly as more names were reported to authorities.
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Once Zika takes hold in this country it can spread rapidly.
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The first we already knew: that a face is rapidly detected.
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Kill everyone in sight, leveling yourself up rapidly in the process?
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As a result, venture capital funding for fintech has rapidly expanded.
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The major indexes fell rapidly on the news but quickly stabilized.
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Lebanon's demonstrators have protested rapidly deteriorating economic conditions in the country.
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Samsung's position with respect to Qualcomm's chips has transformed very rapidly.
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Erbil, Iraq (CNN)The situation in Syria has been rapidly deteriorating.
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Retail is changing rapidly, and companies must innovate to keep up.
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"[G]rowth rates domestically appear to be rapidly decelerating," he added.
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Secondary school enrolment rates have grown rapidly across the developing world.
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But how, when, and where we work are all rapidly changing.
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But the business is growing rapidly, while cigarettes are in decline.
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This could mean the infection could spread rapidly without them knowing.
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My father is 78 years old and rapidly losing his mind.
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Over the past few years, car prices have been rapidly increasing.
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The competitive enterprise communications space has been consolidating rapidly this year.
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China's overall debt has risen rapidly since the global financial crisis.
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But Dan Scholnick of Trinity Ventures says things are changing rapidly.
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The data is just so we can rapidly improve the software.
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But that is changing rapidly, especially in key markets like cities.
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People who get famous so rapidly are often regarded as outliers.
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It provides a diverse and rapidly growing company with a glue.
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If we don't do it, the baht will appreciate too rapidly.
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It's a vision of presidential power as a rapidly depleted resource.
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Popular attitudes towards sexual minorities have changed rapidly in the West.
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"My Lords, technology is rapidly advancing in this area," responded Sugg.
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In 2014, ISIS began rapidly consolidating territory in Syria and Iraq.
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Bee populations across the US have declined rapidly in recent years.
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The attached wire began to reel out rapidly from the container.
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Contagion Bomb: An old method of warfare that spreads plagues rapidly.
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And so, these guys are trained to detect and react rapidly.
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It's really sad to see their population numbers declining so rapidly.
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But the pre-crisis levels were rapidly regained and, indeed, surpassed.
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Unfortunately, a rapidly growing market just doesn't seem to be there.
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Fulop sees Desktop Metal scaling to a variety of industries, rapidly.
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The old slop is rapidly aging, as Bob Dylan once wrote.
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The bottom line: Embattled dictator Nicolás Maduro is rapidly isolating himself.
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He depends, he says, on savings which are rapidly running out.
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WHY is productivity growth low if information technology is advancing rapidly?
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If this was to occur impaired loan ratios could increase rapidly.
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It's a rapidly growing field and about to get even bigger.
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The shipping and logistics space is being rapidly transformed by technology.
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That's just because DNA degrades so rapidly once an animal dies.
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Solar capacity continues to expand far more rapidly than forecasts predicted.
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And the size of this streaming TV audience is rapidly growing.
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Shopping habits among younger consumers are changing rapidly, especially in apparel.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Brexit is rapidly becoming a symbol without substance.
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Investors have already begun rapidly buying property — sometimes via text message.
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Thomas rapidly discovers the community isn't as uniform as it seems.
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Second, expect the Android Messages app to rapidly acquire more features.
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Between the lines: Republican politics on drug prices have changed rapidly.
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Cholera flared up in April and spread rapidly, killing 2,227 people.
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At this stage the dad's reaction is rapidly entering meme territory.
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Each grew rapidly during a gold rush in the 19th century.
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Amid his tumultuous homefront, Haggard's star rose rapidly in the '60s.
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Coming off the 60s, music was changing rapidly in New York.
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Verizon continues to rapidly expand its content offerings for mobile consumers.
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Over the next decades these cities are set to grow rapidly.
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These shifts are a response to the rapidly changing security environment.
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Dollar stores aren't the only discounters rapidly growing their square footage.
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Windy, dry conditions on Sunday caused the blaze to spread rapidly.
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The era of marijuana prohibition is rapidly coming to a close.
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That's why data centers are rapidly becoming a significant energy issue.
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Change is coming rapidly in the global coal sector these days.
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It's now the leader in a rapidly expanding voice assistant market.
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Instead, a rapidly changing world and unresponsive politics have bred disillusionment.
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Overdose reversal with the use of naloxone/narcone was rapidly expanded.
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"You get to these very high temperatures very rapidly," he said.
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Firms such as Paytm have since rapidly increased their market share.
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Tanzania's economy is also growing rapidly, and has much untapped potential.
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However, the technology behind this gamification of intimacy is rapidly expanding.
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If the hurricane passes over land, it will lose strength rapidly.
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The economy is starting to come back and very, very rapidly.
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Privacy is rapidly becoming the defining issue of the digital era.
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But pay equity falls rapidly through a woman's 30s and 40s.
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The list was rapidly deleted, but copies abounded across the internet.
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They are also seeing their habitats rapidly shrinking as countries develop.
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Group dynamics can shift rapidly, even after long periods of stasis.
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That makes it a relatively young company in rapidly graying Japan.
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Some experts say it is the most rapidly adopted test ever.
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IS forces rapidly gained custody of significant quantities of this materiel.
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But, he added, candidates drop out and the game rapidly changes.
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As season five rapidly approaches, we'll have our answer soon enough.
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With the 2018 election rapidly approaching, there's no time to waste.
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The speculation rapidly evolved into mudslinging that directly attacked Jackson's character.
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It is accelerating rapidly," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Shutting down the government further damages the rapidly sinking Republican brand.
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But I also felt a rapidly growing sense of diminishing returns.
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"It was insane how rapidly it was growing," Max, 17, says.
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Bryson is still listed in stable condition and is improving, rapidly.
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The rumors have tipped into reality, and they are spreading rapidly.
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Intel should rapidly determine whether those flights carried weapons and fighters.
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I actually think technology is transforming the energy sector so rapidly.
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South Korea rapidly industrialized and started to receive significant foreign investment.
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Fortunately, Wheeler's tenure as chairman is rapidly coming to a close.
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The challenge on Survivor is that the game shifts so rapidly.
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Otherwise, he continues to tweet photos of his rapidly expanding family.
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But in this rapidly changing environment it is becoming increasingly dysfunctional.
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All of which is rapidly being lost to a single company.
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The number of people living with Alzheimer's disease is rapidly growing.
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These kinds of arguments, you can imagine, rapidly turn head-spinning.
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Yet, any "Section 22019" barriers to Chinese imports are rapidly disintegrating.
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Why is this happening?' and have him break it down rapidly.
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And most environments are rapidly changing, now, thanks to climate change.
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But it is expanding rapidly, and not just in health care.
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Its population, in decline for half a century, has grown rapidly.
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"We expect this regrettable decision to be rapidly reversed," she said.
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The market for IT infrastructure products is expected to expand rapidly.
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Traders who were forced to rapidly repurchase the euro on Dec.
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Its usefulness is rapidly spreading to myriad other industries, including healthcare.
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Entrepreneurs could revolutionize U.S. education by rapidly scaling up this approach.
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What we do know is that the arsenal is growing rapidly.
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Hospitals are operating on generators, but rapidly running out of fuel.
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Perhaps for this reason, the market for telemedicine is growing rapidly.
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I've watched these bodies move rather rapidly when they want to.
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The scene illuminated how rapidly wild spaces for elephants are disappearing.
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Thoma Bravo has been seeking to rapidly consolidate the cybersecurity sector.
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The poll comes as the Democratic primary field is growing rapidly.
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The drug rapidly treats allergic reactions, for example to bee stings.
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As a result, the salaries of senior bank employees grew rapidly.
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"Climates have changed actually more rapidly than anticipated," he says now.
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In this way they can rapidly and effectively test for cures.
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Interest in QR codes has grown more rapidly following Apple's launch.
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Congress has the power to rapidly shift us towards clean energy.
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Rapidly evolving technology has given a new look to video games.
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China's finances will be further pressured by its rapidly aging population.
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Angola has also seen output decline rapidly from its aging fields.
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However, you want to rapidly expand across the Latin American region.
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Franklin is seen weakening rapidly after making landfall, the NHC said.
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That means rapidly accelerating the transition to renewable energy, already underway.
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I think the window for making a decision is rapidly closing.
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It's also rapidly expanding the scope of police surveillance of civilians.
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Would our family, without income, have slid rapidly into crushing poverty?
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"We need to move more rapidly," said Mr. Boling of Southwestern.
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Not all carmakers predict that self-driving cars will proliferate rapidly.
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To compound the issue, the population is rapidly aging, Kossek said.
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Costs of battery storage are falling rapidly as these technologies improve.
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She can feel herself blinking rapidly, water escaping down her cheeks.
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The gambling industry has grown rapidly in the past ten years.
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"The international environment changes rapidly," Nagy told business news website portfolio.
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The debate around gun violence has evolved rapidly in recent years.
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It is rare in history for societies to fundamentally change rapidly.
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Coke is also rapidly gaining share across nonalcoholic beverages, he said.
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Inequality has risen rapidly in North America, China, India, and Russia.
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The payment processing industry has grown rapidly as consumers shun cash.
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What little is absorbed is then rapidly eliminated by the liver.
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Rapidly expanding and replicating these partnerships could create stronger coastal networks.
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We heard the rapidly thumping approach of a panicked little sprinter.
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But market forces and government regulations are rapidly changing that picture.
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The landscape of men's style magazines is changing rapidly in America.
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Only 23 total fouls were called in the rapidly moving contest.
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"This is bad, and it's getting worse rapidly," de Blasio said.
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But fire rages there, spreading rapidly, and bodies litter the ground.
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Sentsov's health is rapidly declining, his lawyer and a relative said.
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So why have some states, like California and Colorado, polarized rapidly?
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Congress usually approves the funding through supplemental appropriations overwhelmingly and rapidly.
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In a rapidly developing world, where would such a reserve be?
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In Brasília, the nation's capital, impeachment proceedings are moving forward rapidly.
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At the same time, mobile usage is set to grow rapidly.
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Altogether, these reforms would free our economy to grow more rapidly.
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A normal year would only see around two storms rapidly intensify.
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Cruz Beckham is rapidly becoming one of our favorite Instagram singers.
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Why it matters: Things are closing in, rapidly, on Michael Cohen.
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When placed into the dev board, rapidly prototyping becomes much easier.
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Trends spread rapidly and new developments are expanded on almost instantly.
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Since that time the virus has spread rapidly through the Americas.
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Done rapidly, this keeps an opponent honest and in his shell.
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That is why telemedicine and urgent care clinics are growing rapidly.
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In 2009, as a newlywed, things began to unravel quite rapidly.
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His climate science views have rapidly evolved during the past year.
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After only 90 minutes, her powers of diplomacy are rapidly waning.
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GG: Yes, but it's rapidly changing because lines are getting blurred.
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Starting in the 1970s, America's incarcerated population began to rise rapidly.
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Aldi, which is about 30% cheaper than Walmart, is growing rapidly.
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The water supply, largely groundwater, is being rapidly depleted and polluted.
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The company has been rapidly introducing new items in this category.
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Flashing the light more rapidly caused the robot to swim faster.
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The virus has since spread rapidly through the Americas and Caribbean.
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The artificial intelligence marketplace, analysts agree, is primed to grow rapidly.
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Netflix keeps rapidly adding customers and revenue continues to climb sharply.
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But the good cheer was rapidly draining out of the room.
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Hamilton said demographics in the areas he represents are changing rapidly.
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This is indispensable in today's rapidly changing and complex credit market.
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Meanwhile, the disease is spreading rapidly in South Korea and Japan.
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The virus in "The Stand" rapidly wipes out most of humanity.
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Indeed, secondhand smoke is rapidly becoming a metaphor for our time.
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And these large market declines can reverse themselves very rapidly, Kelly.
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But the coronavirus pandemic is rapidly changing that perception, he said.
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"We're operating here as rapidly as we possibly can," he said.
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But that surplus is now being rapidly absorbed, Mr. Kavcic said.
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The black share of the Georgia electorate has been growing rapidly.
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It might even cause car prices to stop increasing so rapidly.
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Nature has a method of cooling the planet very rapidly: volcanos.
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China is rapidly modernizing its military presence, and India cannot follow.
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Rapidly rising tuition rates and stagnant wages also play a role.
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And that group is growing rapidly because baby boomers are aging.
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Presumably, the Academy's rapidly diversifying membership will help this trend continue.
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Heed warnings regarding rapidly changing weather and full tanks of fuel.
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Instagram is rapidly eating away at Snapchat's share of new users.
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But it rapidly and inexorably becomes clear that forgetting is impossible.
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Viral news allows organizations to rapidly pool together donations, Reich says.
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But after paying Mr. Dowless $20,000, Mr. Meekins rapidly became disenchanted.
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Add ice to the shaker, and you chill the drink rapidly.
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Earth is rapidly shedding life and the systems that sustain it.
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But other states are also rapidly growing their nascent software industries.
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Long Island City is an exhilarating, diverse and rapidly growing community.
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Since launching in 2014, Vice News hired rapidly across the globe.
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It can then rapidly combine thousands of genes into different varieties.
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When gyms reopen, our muscles should rapidly rebound, Dr. Moberg says.
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Shortages of test kits persist and hospitals are rapidly becoming overwhelmed.
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The Buddhist kingdom saw itself rapidly modernized thanks to the war.
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But local relief has rapidly been overwhelmed by a national backlash.
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All of the available indicators suggested it was getting worse, rapidly.
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Politicians are coalescing rapidly around the benefits of handing out money.
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The alliance could easily fracture as rapidly as it has formed.
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How will candidates influence China to rapidly transition to clean energy?
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I had the impression of floating in rapidly cooling club soda.
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Wagering on sporting events has evolved rapidly overseas in recent years.
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These numbers, they warned, will rise rapidly over the coming weeks.
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"The numbers are now rising rapidly," Koch told reporters in Bern.
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But here, the extreme economics have rapidly made the model commonplace.
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"It's a rapidly changing situation," Chief Executive Willie Walsh told reporters.
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Yes, though Sri Lanka's debt was ballooning rapidly under Mr. Rajapaksa.
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The mood rapidly shifted when word started to spread that Mrs.
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But this is just the tip of a rapidly melting iceberg.
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And so upon thaw, it's rapidly lost within years to decades.
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The fourth wave has been mobile commerce, which is rapidly expanding.
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Why did heart disease decrease so rapidly for half a century?
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It didn't respond to antibiotics and rapidly spread through her body.
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Mila, 8, has a rapidly progressing neurological disorder that is fatal.
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This alarms Pugh, who says climate change is already moving rapidly.
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Tesla dominates a tiny market that isn&apost growing very rapidly.
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Once hormone replacement stopped, the women rapidly regained their abdominal fat.
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"We're going to move ahead quickly and expand rapidly," he said.
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He also worried about the corrosive effects of rapidly proliferating wealth.
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Amazon is rapidly in-housing its transportation network, particularly around trucking.
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Speeds will be "rapidly evolving from there," according to a spokesperson.
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Pierce said the humanitarian response needed to be rapidly scaled up.
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Trump's remarks about Puerto Ricans "healing rapidly" aren't just harmless falsehoods.
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It was yet another sign of the region's rapidly shifting dynamics.
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But the truth is that we're rapidly losing institutional, foundational knowledge.
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In such a rapidly evolving industry, anyone might be left behind.
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While other digital publishers consolidate, Dotdash says it's growing rapidly, profitably.
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Bump stocks are devices used to make guns fire more rapidly.
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The big picture: Law enforcement is rapidly adopting facial recognition technology.
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Under Transdev, the self-driving project is set to expand rapidly.
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The disease spread rapidly to other cities and countries in 2003.
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The providers of cloud services have grown rapidly as a result.
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Software called PhotoDNA and an Interpol database rapidly identify illegal images.
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"It's clear the outbreak is spreading rapidly in China," said Azar.
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Without that protection, the land would be heating much more rapidly.
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Without those protections, the land would be heating much more rapidly.
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Since then the role humans play in trading has diminished rapidly.
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Bomb cyclone This term is used for a rapidly intensifying storm.
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Under Mr. Xi, the space for free inquiry has rapidly narrowed.
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The disease spread rapidly to other cities and countries in 2003.
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"Tons and tons of people got infected very rapidly," he says.
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Aldi, the discount German grocer, is expanding rapidly around the country.
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That rate decreased rapidly but was still evident after 20 years.
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We don't know how rapidly they taped episodes for this tournament.
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The pneumonialike illness has spread rapidly since appearing in late December.
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The Pentagon report also said China's space program was progressing rapidly.
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Likewise, the average length of stay in custody is rapidly climbing.
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Finally, the cost of treating each senior is growing too rapidly.
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Because contemporary Midwestern values are moving rapidly towards inclusivity and tolerance.
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The result means Britain will now rapidly leave the European Union.
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That broke one of the windows, and the cabin rapidly depressurized.
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Technology focused on sports and fitness is a rapidly growing market.
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Carbon's machines also print more rapidly than other additive manufacturing systems.
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Like Exxon, Chevron continues to rapidly build up its shale operations.
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While we have a large head start, that is diminishing rapidly.
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The toy industry itself rapidly changed, as iPhones flooded the market.
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Beauty in particular has been a rapidly growing segment on YouTube.
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A changing climate and rapidly growing population have made matters worse.
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But this is a major focus of attention and developing rapidly.
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The body doesn't get accustomed to changes in temperatures this rapidly.
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Her decline had progressed very rapidly in the last couple weeks.
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They can also scale their businesses much more rapidly, Cramer said.
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State tax credit voucher programs have grown rapidly in recent years.
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Airbnb has expanded rapidly, with its listings growing 100% every year.
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The republic has matured rapidly with the opening up and reform.
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Interest in his work spread rapidly in the next few years.
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Their rapidly increasing user bases are just one testament to that.
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It's possible that the FDA is already approving drugs too rapidly.
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Booker's problem is that his window of relevance is closing rapidly.
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The video quickly spread rapidly on YouTube, Twitter and other platforms.
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But early polling certainly suggests that public sentiment is changing rapidly.
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But the proxy advisory industry's rapidly growing popularity poses a problem.
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This wasn't just a routine change in a rapidly unfolding story.
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Mr. Ahmad said the security situation in region was rapidly deteriorating.
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All this is unfolding amid rapidly growing public acceptance of marijuana.
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US rates have risen rapidly, which led to spiking bond yields.
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As Tesla CEO Elon Musk said Friday, "Summon is improving rapidly."
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On top of all that, the court's caseload is increasing rapidly.
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Vorkuta became one of the most rapidly dying cities in Russia.
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Twitter's epigrammatic styles change rapidly; grammar itself is a meme there.
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Both numbers are expected to grow rapidly in the coming days.
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In parts of some cities, the authorities could rapidly lose control.
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The result was a rapidly growing Muslim minority in Western Europe.
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Once school officials learned of the video, the school acted rapidly.
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But the community, which lies in Dambovita county, is aging rapidly.
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The number of retractions of published research articles is rapidly rising.
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As food ideas tend to do in Japan, it evolved rapidly.
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For one thing, the cost of vehicle batteries is declining rapidly.
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But we shouldn't expect it to happen so rapidly, so readily.
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But most companies have found their share prices bouncing back rapidly.
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The heat is building, the water is rapidly reaching a boil.
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We've got to stop using fossil fuels as rapidly as possible.
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The problem is that the nature of computing is rapidly changing.
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"It's clear the circumstances are complex and rapidly changing," said Gov.
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"At one point, the subject rapidly drew an object from his front pants pocket, placed both hands together and extended them rapidly toward the officer, taking up what appeared to be a shooting stance," police wrote.
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It joined a rapidly growing list of retailers that have fallen victim to rapidly changing shopping behaviors and preferences among teens who have increasingly turned away from malls in favor of online brands, or thrift stores.
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That likely means one of two things: The virus is spreading rapidly in animals in Wuhan and repeatedly crossing over to humans; or animals infected humans once or twice and it is now spreading rapidly among humans.
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This was partly due to the rapidly dropping pressure of the storm, which made it intensify rapidly, and the fact that there had been a "supermoon," or a moon at perigee, or its closest point to Earth.
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But if Google succeeds in its goals, that advice will rapidly change.
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This election suggests that Britain is moving rapidly in the same direction.
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"They're moving to the cloud, and they're growing really rapidly," Price said.
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The ratio of old retirees to young active people is rapidly increasing.
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"We went in different directions very rapidly," that person explained to CNBC.
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Of course, speech as a [user interface] is rapidly on the rise.
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While the market is growing rapidly, can the giants learn to dance?
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The consumer business at Huawei is very young but has grown rapidly.
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It involves rapidly decomposing a body and converting the remains into soil.
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Smart people fret that artificial intelligence and robots are rapidly eliminating jobs.
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The disease has spread rapidly across China, the world's top pork producer.
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It's no surprise that Babe rapidly cycled through writers during its lifespan.
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The world needs to move rapidly toward wind, solar and other alternatives.
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The increase in value signifies investor confidence in the rapidly diversifying company.
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Many are playing a game of catchup with the rapidly shifting environment.
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Eskrima typically parries or neutralizes an attack, and then rapidly counter attacks.
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They're also rapidly marking down their estimates of global growth and earnings.
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WE STILL HAVE SOME SLACK BUT WE'RE RAPIDLY MOVING TOWARD FULL EMPLOYMENT.
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In this period, breast tissue develops and the cells within divide rapidly.
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In this highly competitive and rapidly evolving environment, cool tech isn't enough.
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"States should rapidly replace outdated and vulnerable voting systems," the committee said.
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We've got to become a startup nation again, we're losing it rapidly.
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The Little Rock River rose rapidly after heavy rain Wednesday and Thursday.
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London (CNN)Climate change is rapidly changing the environment we live in.
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And the popularity of marijuana among boomers and seniors is growing rapidly.
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Yet the city, in India's Uttar Pradesh state, is falling behind rapidly.
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But science is also moving forward rapidly in new means of reproduction.
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As Reisman notes, however, the field of transgender medicine is growing rapidly.
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An outbreak at two Los Angeles universities is also now rapidly spreading.
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The demographic face of the United States of America is changing, rapidly.
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But the times have changed rapidly, even in the past few years.
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What does all of this mean for the rapidly growing hardware companies?
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As the technology quickly improved, the demand for portrait photographs increased rapidly.
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But these new companies face rapidly rising expectations at home and abroad.
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Now it is rapidly becoming one of the world's most innovative clusters.
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Meanwhile, the prospect of rapidly rising production is rattling global energy markets.
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This sort of "pre-publication" is rapidly becoming physics's method of choice.
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In addition to new funding, rapidly improving technology will hasten the project.
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" He also said Amazon is "moving very rapidly to be a monopoly.
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Major airlines are rapidly adopting it as part of the boarding process.
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Washington's priority should be to rapidly balance its trade accounts with China.
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Another ran up, speaking loudly and rapidly in Arabic I couldn't catch.
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Kentucky's rapidly improving defense limited Missouri to a season-low seven points.
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He wants to build out the American energy infrastructure rapidly and comprehensively.
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I believe the value of the new company will be demonstrated rapidly.
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The cause of this new and rapidly spreading fire is still unknown.
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Despite falling oil prices, rapidly expanding production has helped meet the cost.
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But the 1920s political world into which Klanswomen entered was rapidly changing.
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Instead, they've become rapidly ticked-off plot points in an accelerated season.
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FRANKFURT — Uber is rapidly expanding its ride-hailing operations across the globe.
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Keep in mind that our communications can be rapidly and broadly disseminated.
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According to eFounders, the value of the portfolio is growing quite rapidly.
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One motive was to record ways of life that were rapidly disappearing.
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The price of the cryptocurrency has been rapidly rising in recent weeks.
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Seeing Ximena's scary situation rapidly intensify at any time would be unsettling.
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The company says the Plus offerings are expanding rapidly around the globe.
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In today's world, however, the very nature of play is rapidly changing.
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The point of care will move rapidly into the home, they say.
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Over the past year, however, interest in blockchain technology has grown rapidly.
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"The fact that it has grown so rapidly is suspicious," she explains.
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The gene sequence they'd designed spread rapidly through the caged mosquito populations.
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Instead, it's the rapidly rising rates of people who go into default.
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The exoplanet it now orbits developed a gaseous envelope that grew rapidly.
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If a stock's price rises rapidly, its weight in the index increases.
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Many people consume MCTs for weight loss, because they are digested rapidly.
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The boxes were rapidly being checked for healthy markets on the horizon.
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Its human capital accumulation is rapidly accelerating, and converging to advanced economies.
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Now it's even running ads on its rapidly-growing Instagram Stories feature.
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Almost all rapidly disappeared or were sold off on the international market.
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"He advanced very rapidly in the Church," Ron Miscavige tells 20/20.
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Technology is rapidly catching up with the human ability to read faces.
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Otkritie rose rapidly, out of a small predecessor bank acquired in 703.
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The "heat but not burn" tobacco is rapidly gaining popularity in Japan.
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China's police can respond rapidly to perceived threats to the party's grip.
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There's nothing all that unusual about campaigns pivoting to new issues rapidly.
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What is the U.S. doing in that huge and rapidly developing market?
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"At some point, it would have burst and sank rapidly," Brown said.
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"They are rapidly coming into their earnings and credit wheelhouse," he said.
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We have areas in San Diego that are going up very rapidly.
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"We will be working to conclude as rapidly as possible," he added.
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"Credit spreads are reasonably tight, but that can change rapidly," he said.
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The bacteria attack the fascia, completely killing it while moving on rapidly.
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That annual 12 percent rapidly grows, showing the power of compounded interest.
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Hull can also boast the most rapidly falling unemployment rate in England.
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So, as you can infer, the company's revenue multiple is rapidly declining.
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They point out that such firms have grown rapidly despite high taxes.
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Now that those materials and tools do exist, things are advancing rapidly.
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Thoma Bravo has been seeking to rapidly consolidate the cyber security sector.
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All of these business are expanding rapidly into new geographies and areas.
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There's a philosophical question that arises with Google's rapidly advancing camera innovations.
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Additionally, borrowing costs could rise if the U.S.' fiscal deficit increases rapidly.
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"This is rapidly becoming the world's worst humanitarian disaster," he told Reuters.
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So then all those other publications picked it up very, very rapidly.
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But the Russians are also very rapidly modernizing their own nuclear arsenal.
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That the bodies were all intact suggests that they were rapidly buried.
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However, the price rebounded rapidly from the historical support level near $38.
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Switching such a heavy current rapidly generates a serious amount of heat.
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The rapidly escalating fight over the Scalia vacancy is exposing this reality.
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One is that a human immune system will rapidly reject the xenograft.
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Impossible Foods' expansion comes as the alternative meat market is expanding rapidly.
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This marine ice-cliff instability causes such glaciers to rapidly break apart.
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Russian forces can rapidly mobilize and deploy en masse over great distances.
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The ESA's Cryo-Sat satellite, hovering over our rapidly disappearing ice sheets.
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"This industry is changing very rapidly," Barra said during a press briefing.
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A new wave of technology has arrived and continues to develop rapidly.
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" "Measurements showed that the base of the ice shelf is melting rapidly.
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Lyft, losses notwithstanding, is growing rapidly and Wall Street is paying attention.
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Iqaluit expanded rapidly when Nunavut became an official Canadian territory in 1003.
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Rarely does a startup enter the collective consciousness as rapidly as Uber.
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Maxwell makes devices that can store and rapidly deliver surges of energy.
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But the soldiers were rapidly firing off stimulant directives of their own.
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But climate change exacerbates existing permafrost issues—and it does so rapidly.
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Now, all of that can definitely change, since flu viruses rapidly mutate.
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His reply arrived in multiple parts, a rapidly accumulating stack of bubbles.
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The virus was spreading rapidly and killing about 25 percent of cases.
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He said Assistant understood questions better, and that it is rapidly improving.
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A whirlwind week that left Presti crestfallen rapidly shifted the franchise's direction.
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Our military is building and is rapidly becoming stronger than ever before.
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The remarkable number of them though, while reached rapidly, wasn't totally unexpected.
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But, as the industry has discovered, multi-core chips rapidly hit limits.
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Demand for ways to get around has grown rapidly since the 1970s.
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Fields then rapidly reversed, hitting people on the way, and sped off.
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Should climate policy aim to decarbonize the world as rapidly as possible?
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The good news: Radiation in fallout from a nuclear bomb decays rapidly.
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Anthony Scaramucci got fired as he lived: rapidly and with no purpose.
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And because of its rapidly shifting nature, cybersecurity is a moving target.
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Equity crowdfunding is accelerating rapidly in Europe as the market is maturing.
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Demand is growing rapidly, however, with China in particular aggressively building reactors.
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That's when she noticed that her resting heart rate was rising rapidly.
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New Mexico's wind industry is growing rapidly, with 1,300 MW under construction.
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E-sports are gaining popularity rapidly, a boon to Nvidia's bottom line.
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But the UK has slashed coal rapidly, and that's made a dent.
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Rapidly escalating profits for PBMs and high drug prices for the consumer.
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"Rapidly," of course, means something completely different on a geological time scale.
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"The landscape is evolving very rapidly and numbers change daily," she said.
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When Veronica Mars premiered in 22004, it rapidly established a cult fandom.
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It found that drugs deaths continue to rise rapidly in many states.
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If done well, such policies can rapidly industrialize a country's economic base.
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"The technologies being developed and tested are rapidly evolving," the Army explained.
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When the pressure is removed, toxins can flow rapidly through the body.
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Freight is moving too slowly, while dams and levees are deteriorating rapidly.
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But once Mosul falls, the common cause against ISIS will rapidly dissipate.
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St. John's THP has evolved rapidly to address transgender patients' multifaceted needs.
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One can turn into the other and meanings can change quite rapidly.
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The tech startup scene across the African continent continues to evolve rapidly.
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Data sets and pairings can be made very rapidly to draw conclusions.
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Stir rapidly with a spoon to frost the outside of the cup.
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But his need for a friend rapidly overwhelms the novelty of superiority.
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Tattoo culture is like fashion; it's always changing, and changing quite rapidly.
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After trundling along for a few years, growth accelerated rapidly in 2015.
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All of this left a massive vacuum rapidly being filled by China.
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With tribal lands turned over to the Forest Service, logging increased rapidly.
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The shooting ended rapidly when police moved in and shot Betts dead.
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All three cities have rapidly growing technology industries and strong job gains.
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As a share of the total budget, discretionary spending is declining rapidly.
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Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson Carson has been falling rapidly in the polls.
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Tumours, being rapidly growing tissues, need more food than healthy cells do.
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When that difference, or spread, is large, bank profits can rise rapidly.
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The "disease is rapidly progressive and always fatal," according to the CDC.
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Provincial towns such as Milton Keynes are rapidly becoming more racially mixed.
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The opponent gets winded every time they open up and rapidly fades.
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But Chinese government-subsidized local electric-car makers also are rapidly advancing.
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So, expect imports to grow rapidly and the trade deficit to widen.
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Whatever innocence the younger generation of the Abigail had is rapidly dwindling.
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"Yes, we'll have more ability to rapidly distribute humanitarian aid," Redlener said.
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The corpus rapidly highlights the difference between rich data and useful information.
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Government sometimes gets it wrong when it comes to rapidly changing technologies.
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But in the rest of the world, consumption has continued growing rapidly.
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Berhe sat in silence as the interpreter whispered rapidly into his ear.
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Over the past year, the value of bitcoin has shot up rapidly.
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Advantage plans can save money for beneficiaries, and enrollment is growing rapidly.
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Often, these storms rapidly intensify more offshore, but not in this case.
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A bubble is where stock prices escalate rapidly, followed by a contraction.
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This super-caffeinated, highly educated generation is rapidly approaching — Wait for it!
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The Times began rapidly expanding its print circulation nationally in the 1990s.
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Money allocated to fight the mosquito-borne disease is rapidly running out.
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The group has grown rapidly in popularity and now boasts 72 members.
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But if an order is given then things could change very rapidly.
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To achieve that, emissions must start rapidly declining in or around 2020.
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The clean energy market landscape has evolved rapidly over the last decade.
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He rose rapidly, getting experience in the intricacies of Israeli political life.
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With rapidly rising temperatures, the Arctic is attracting ever greater geopolitical interest.
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Water unboiled or unchlorinated and poor hygiene meant the infections spread rapidly.
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The move could enable Iran to develop a nuclear bomb more rapidly.
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To save the planet, mankind must rapidly reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
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Weng's case could rapidly escalate a broader fight that's been steadily building.
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It simultaneously revealed that its rate of delivery has been growing rapidly.
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Mr. Erdogan moved rapidly to round up his adversaries, real or imagined.
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Globally competitive industries are rapidly adopting digital technologies and data driven innovation.
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Turkey's economy has been growing, and infant mortality has been rapidly declining.
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Thanks to Cook's management expertise, his star within the company rose rapidly.
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As media changes rapidly, we understand the need for lots of experiments.
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Because of the large fiscal stimulus, the U.S. economy is growing rapidly.
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But limitations aside, China's amphibious fleet continues to rapidly evolve and strengthen.
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Trump's path to victory is narrowing rapidly and becoming remote at best.
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He featured stories about scandals, and the business began to grow rapidly.
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But once a vaccine was introduced in 1955, polio rates declined rapidly.
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Wildfires are burning in Alaska and Russia, and Greenland is melting rapidly.
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Coal, long the king of the power industry, continues to rapidly decline.
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Synchronized swimmers don't age out as rapidly as athletes in other sports.
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Many U.S. cities are rapidly growing their solar capacity, Industry Dive reports.
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They occupy a top rung in the food chain and breed rapidly.
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But wilderness experiences are becoming increasingly rare in our rapidly mechanizing world.
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Under her watch, Uber has rapidly ramped up its work in Washington.
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We rapidly began assessing the damage to the fiber in the street.
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They need to act soon because the financial situation is deteriorating rapidly.
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Sun Basket has been rapidly expanding since it was founded in 245.
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"Getting wage growth up more rapidly is the key thing," he said.
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Ms. Fallin abandoned her position as the number of quakes rapidly increased.
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Investigators have found that security risks have risen rapidly with the growth.
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And inequality has been going up, quite rapidly, again, since the 80s.
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As part of that, our knowledge of the disease is growing rapidly.
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A Chinese voice assistant has been rapidly gaining ground in recent months.
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We're rapidly moving towards a tipping point echoed in Earth's ancient past.
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There, he found he had skill as a speaker and rose rapidly.
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The market is still growing rapidly with smartphone penetration continuing to increase.
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Some of her biggest cases have involved the rapidly expanding digital sector.
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"Our view is the department store business is changing rapidly," Litt said.
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And the rapidly changing Clinton Hill area offered plenty of other options.
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U.S. equity options volume has grown rapidly over the last two decades.
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The intermarriage rate between different ethnic groups, for example, is rapidly growing.
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"We are a very rapidly growing city with new demands," he said.
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McGregor is rapidly developing a reputation as someone who can do anything.
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These "mistakes" are mutations, and viruses mutate rapidly compared to other organisms.
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Today he is a pilot at a rapidly expanding airline in China.
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"RNA viruses can mutate rapidly and cross species lines," Dr. Gaydos said.
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Jobs in health care and clean energy will continue to grow rapidly.
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A rapidly escalating trade war could cost jobs in some key industries.
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It's not a perfect system yet, but we're getting there very rapidly.
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My own attitudes and my grasp of the situation are changing rapidly.
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Today, the threat is obvious and similar — a rapidly expanding network threat.
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Such biologic medicines account for a rapidly growing share of drug spending.
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Reinsurance spending, which is not reflected in premiums, has been rising rapidly.
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In the art world, spaces are rapidly shuttering and projects being canceled.
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A public health catastrophe is rapidly spreading through our prisons and jails.
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The US unemployment rate will climb rapidly from current levels of 3.5%.
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But Rubin said the situation is evolving rapidly as the virus spreads.
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This could be especially important with the rapidly changing climate, she adds.
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Andrew is in a rapidly deployable combat unit with backbreaking daily hours.
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Fears that surround the Other can rapidly slip into prejudices and stereotypes.
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But they're expanding rapidly across the country, so something must be working.
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Now, social media and streaming are rewarding a rapidly changing skill set.
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On the island, bridges and walkways zigzag through a rapidly developing habitat.
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In the late '50s and 1960s, television was spreading rapidly throughout Europe.
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We could advance mathematical theories extremely rapidly, faster than we could otherwise.
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We could advance mathematical theories extremely rapidly — faster than we could otherwise.
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It has continued to expand rapidly into new markets around the world.
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More important, she said, the size of genealogical databases had grown rapidly.
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It was rapidly expanded and at one point had about 1,500 there.
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Why do some people have a rapidly declining brain and others don't?
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The city, its work force and its politics are all rapidly changing.
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"The early signs are that this will grow rapidly," Ms. Pollak said.
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Circulation, based in Boston, has grown rapidly since it started in 28.
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By bankrolling its development, despite grim feasibility studies and rapidly ballooning expenditures.
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Shields and other hospital advocates say they need the federal money rapidly.
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A high-profile Instagram account can rapidly be leveraged into professional opportunities.
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Instead, they hid symptoms and fled their communities, rapidly spreading the disease.
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And by rapidly expanding testing that's happening all over the country today.
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Once industry rapidly scales ventilator production, where should these ventilators be delivered?
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Communities that vowed to rapidly build transit from scratch missed that point.
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But conditions could rapidly change by the time your moving date arrives.
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It is a technically bearish signal that indicates a rapidly decelerating trend.
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"Lava fountains are driven by rapidly ascending lava and gas," Babb said.
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Offshore wind was about 10 percent of that slice but growing rapidly.
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Once the epitome of independent professionalism, physicians watched their autonomy shrink rapidly.
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The knot task, in particular, was completed nearly ten times as rapidly.
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That fire spread rapidly across a mountainous area east of Los Angeles.
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The United States is clearly unprepared for coronavirus, which is rapidly spreading.
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Morale among militants in the Hawija area appears to be deteriorating rapidly.
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Now is the time to rapidly expand access to medically proven treatments.
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But they rapidly clamber up and down trees and grapple during fights.
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This was happening despite the fact that women's wages were rising rapidly.
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The Arctic is warming more rapidly than other parts of the world.
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Whether they do depends on our rapidly evolving understanding of the disease.
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At the same time, the world population is growing and urbanizing rapidly.
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If left untreated, these symptoms can rapidly progress to more serious complications.
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A new strain of ransomware spread rapidly around the world on Friday.
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No matter how rapidly the media landscape is changing, headlines still matter.
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Since taking the throne in late 220, Vajiralongkorn has rapidly amassed power.
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This pan-industrial approach would enable countries to rapidly diversify their economies.
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Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson are rapidly ceding American leadership.
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Mr. Jordan mainly yelled and spoke rapidly to throw off the witnesses.
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Online gambling platform Neds has grown rapidly since its launch last year.
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No wonder media credibility has declined so rapidly in the last decade.
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