A few years ago, smartphones began sprouting odd, circular growths.
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A. gallica sprouting as honey mushrooms on the forest floor.
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Artist's depiction of a red dwarf sprouting a solar flare.
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Her milk isn't sprouting freely, her economic value is waning.
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It isn't just new farms that are sprouting new leadership.
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The cranes sprouting across the skyline suggest more growth ahead.
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Any bacteria present can multiply dramatically during the sprouting process.
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With summer weather sprouting, people start heading outside to exercise.
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It was as if she were sprouting a new family.
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It looks like a little lawn sprouting out of hairbrush.
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This has not stopped Peruvian restaurants from sprouting up there.
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A bipartisan consensus around climate change was slowly sprouting in Washington.
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Whatever the reason, many Nairobians cheered the sprouting of the skyscrapers.
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With the arrival of spring, potholes are sprouting across the country.
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This is a green that is sprouting up from the pavement.
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Are new coffee shops sprouting up because of new tech companies?
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The seeds of humanity were sprouting in the water-saturated devastation.
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Signs of climate action are sprouting at the municipal level, too.
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Kate was sprouting curves but was still largely the same tomboy.
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Borisov, in contrast, is thriving, sprouting a typically bushy, radiant tail.
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Once-neglected industrial areas are suddenly sprouting dense new residential developments.
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Music venues are sprouting in Kenya to support this growing industry.
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The building remains uncompleted, with tall weeds sprouting from its foundations.
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Behind them are countless palm trees, sprouting open into an opaque sky.
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Because trade is becoming more regulated, a new surveillance bureaucracy is sprouting.
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I think this a movement, the seeds and sprouting of a movement.
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Imagine a spider, but with four powerful appendages sprouting from the thorax.
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Ads for voice-activated devices are sprouting up on seemingly every medium.
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The iconic skyline began sprouting buildings like the Flatiron and the Woolworth.
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Many of the pieces are alive, sprouting or wilting in real time.
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On his desk, he kept a snow globe sprouting a middle finger.
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What is not collapsing is sprouting strip malls, tanning salons, another gym.
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Me, personally, of course you want to keep growing roots and sprouting more.
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But the dandelion seed was just acting by design, sprouting wherever it could.
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Even before the arrival of spring, potholes are already sprouting across the country.
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The plants grow and reproduce quickly, sprouting small pups in the surrounding soil.
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As a result, a variety of environmentally conscious companies have begun sprouting up.
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That said, trees are sprouting in rural Ireland because farmers want them to.
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I wanna see more Prides sprouting up in every community across the country.
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Within weeks of their arrival, new and different kinds of grass began sprouting.
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We're all used to seeing flower crowns sprouting up at festivals and weddings.
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How the couple got wind of a 55-plus community sprouting in Arizona.
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These stores occupy the street-level floors of apartment blocks sprouting all over.
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Curved black banquettes hug the perimeter, with tropical plants sprouting up behind them.
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So, will more sports idioms be sprouting up in the years to come?
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Buildings are also sprouting elsewhere, often along the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail line.
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Sports of The Times Toronto and Mississauga, Ontario, are sprouting youth hoops prospects.
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The Army said Sprouting had served in Yugoslavia, Kosovo, Cyprus, Sudan, and Angola.
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Instead, it looks like a brand new building is sprouting up in its place.
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Only since last year have the tree-like warts begun sprouting on her face.
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Other ways to remove lectins in foods include boiling, fermentation, sprouting, peeling and deseeding.
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Nearby gentrification is sprouting in a few trendy coffee bars and a sleek creperie.
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K. asparagus will be just as sprouting, just as delicious, in fact even better!
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Over the last year, new, hateful political parties have begun sprouting in that country.
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So can sprouting them, or immersing them in water until sprouts begin to emerge.
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Downstairs sat a marijuana throne surrounded by pot plants sprouting from white shopping bags.
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There's an urban farm up there, with lettuces sprouting from tower-shaped hydroponic planters.
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But was he daunted by his fund-raising competitors, those new museums sprouting up?
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We admired the fountains with water sprouting from improbable places at Place de Concorde.
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With mouth open, the seed seems to be digging into, or sprouting from, the soil.
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Photo: GettyThere is a lot more artificial intelligence, and it is sprouting and multiplying everywhere.
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One particular fungus that's sprouting up a lot in wellness circles is the Reishi mushroom.
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There were sculptural garments of no known category sprouting sleeves as if for vestigial limbs.
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The Buddhist temples and cultural centres sprouting up suggest that they are here to stay.
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Basic income proposals are sprouting up again, from the right as well as the left.
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Moss is popular for "living walls" that are sprouting in European and North American cities.
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A decent number of piñons are even re-sprouting in the shelter of old junipers.
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But when he got a stool transplant from his sister, he started sprouting fresh patches.
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It's also constantly morphing, sprouting "bright streamers, wispy filaments, and dark channels," according to NASA.
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This strawberry's seeds started sprouting while it was still on the plant from r/mildlyinteresting
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But it is also about intrepidness and ingenuity; about entrepreneurial spirit sprouting in unlikely places.
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The brine could have acted as a culture for the purple microbes to begin sprouting.
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The Art of Collecting UTRECHT, The Netherlands — A pair of pink stiletto heels sprouting hair.
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Sunlight literally powers the piece; a thick, green carpet of sprouting grass covers its front.
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New manufacturing plants are sprouting up in America, and existing manufacturing plants are being expanded.
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The other is a hand holding an egg with a flower sprouting out of it.
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Glittering high-rises and condominiums keep sprouting up along Miami Beach and other coastal areas.
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Just as hemp seedlings are sprouting up across the United States, so is the marketing.
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Hope rises from the dead, and our spring bonnets are sprouting jaunty pink knit ears.
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He felt stabs of abdominal pain, and odd red bumps began sprouting across his chest.
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Flames were seen sprouting from the tracks of Chicago's Metra commuter rail system on Tuesday.
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In place of trees, strange tuxedoed servants have tangles of branches sprouting from their necks.
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Glittering high-rises and condominiums keep sprouting up along Miami Beach and other coastal areas.
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A number of new businesses are sprouting up to try and wrangle the problem for retailers.
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An uphill battle Different models for formal and informal climate education are sprouting around the globe.
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The backyard, with assorted plants sprouting in the warmer weather, has been a "glorious surprise," Mrs.
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Chinese restaurants are sprouting to cater for new arrivals who are rarely fond of Pakistani food.
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And sprouting among them are hairy cannabis buds — so that sugar storm might come in handy.
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In "La Femme-Fleur," Gilot's hair resembles leaves, her stemlike body sprouting abstract limbs and breasts.
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He had long, loopy braids sprouting from his head, which reminded her of the rapper Coolio.
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And not only are new companies sprouting up, but renowned high-tech firms are moving in.
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The inconsistent timing of springtime sprouting or blooming between different species can have further negative consequences.
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Red algae, for example, divide into embryo-like clusters of cells before sprouting stalks and fronds.
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There was little furniture, and what remained was old and worn, with stuffing sprouting from holes.
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A growth sprouting from the trunk looked as if it belonged to a different plant altogether.
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It's a scenario that appears increasingly possible considering the hawkish rhetoric lately and sprouting inflation signs.
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Its ribbed animal horns could be worn sprouting from a headband or configured into a necklace.
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There are robust communities discussing new products sprouting up every day in Quora, Product Hunt and Medium.
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Most of us will choose the perfect zucchini over the one that looks like it's sprouting warts.
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To date, Schoen notes that there are rainbow crops sprouting up in Kenya, Mexico, Israel, and India.
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In 2011, it seemed like the signs of this second digital revolution were sprouting up all over.
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Consider how our gut winds its way through the abdominal cavity, sprouting unpaired organs as it goes.
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Now, China has released pictures of the payload taken on January 7th, which show sprouting cotton plants.
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The result is that maize is increasingly sprouting in parts of the country with few dairy herds.
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Yes, yes: Rumors of this cultural moment's arrival have been sprouting since Mad Men and Breaking Bad.
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When she was done I had centimeter-long stalks shaped like palm trees sprouting from my scalp.
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After a winter of shriveling, sprouting cloves, the warming weather brings new garlic shoots, ready for plucking.
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Ernst is often seen gazing in the distance, steely and remote, his face sprouting new facial hair.
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Indeed, the work itself, a slender, red metal sculpture, looks like a seedling sprouting from the cobblestones.
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The flat land started to bubble into rolling hills, which had crevices that were sprouting birch trees.
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Lower down the political food chain, mini-Trumps will keep sprouting like mushrooms for generations to come.
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He positioned the Moog onstage so that it towered above his keyboards, sprouting patch cords like spaghetti.
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A brain that keeps falling back on the same behavior — observation — and leaning into the sprouting thoughts.
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So it's interesting to see whether, in these countries, there may be pockets of collectors sprouting up.
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You can see the seed of rebellion sprouting into an idea, her green eyes alive and wild.
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As the League caused enclaves to spring up within cities, so now are cities sprouting interchangeable neighborhoods.
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He's toured cities where local ballroom scenes are sprouting up, like Tokyo, Moscow, Paris, Mexico, and Seoul.
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Beefeater, a London staple since the 1800s, is sticking to basics even as rivals keep sprouting up.
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Every spring, male deer undertake a unique biological ritual: sprouting and rapidly regrowing their massive, spiky antlers.
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Where chest-high blueberry and huckleberry had burned down to pointy stubs, tufts of grass were sprouting.
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There was a lot of shoulder action: asymmetric dresses and jackets sprouting crinoline rosettes on one side.
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If you damage one vine, there's another one already sprouting up — another chance to get it right.
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I'm not sprouting wings, but I'll argue that this business is not a detriment to the community.
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With so many stimuli, it's easy to miss details, like the green stalks sprouting from the floor.
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Now he has a full acre of land – one quarter of his farm – sprouting with sisal plants.
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The ragpicker of Brooklyn sews in the back, behind a makeshift wall sprouting a riot of scraps.
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But then, all of these "chaos" plants are sprouting in the vicinity, and we can't leave those.
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Travel to Seattle now and you'll see tent cities sprouting up like mushrooms under our highways and bridges.
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Biker ballerinas turned into crystal embellished angels-meet-rock chicks, with black and silver bustiers sprouting feather wings.
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Upscale malls and trendy residential areas are sprouting up everywhere and there are now several internationally accredited hospitals.
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I could feel sweat sprouting from my forehead, and once I begin to sweat, it's impossible to stop.
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And of course it would conveniently serve all those god-awful ugly high rises sprouting in west Williamsburg.
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And isn't that the goal of so much pop culture we've seen sprouting memes and loyal followings lately?
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Rows of half-finished houses have a magic-beanstalk feel to them, sprouting columns, balustrades and flowery stucco.
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Its head is split open down the middle, with huge hairs sprouting up out of the empty space.
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You, on the edge of young adulthood, examining the virginal hairs sprouting from your underarms and your groin.
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New roads, schools, community centers and other public facilities began sprouting up, funded largely by oil tax revenue.
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Staying well-groomed is important — nobody feels comfortable walking outside with unkempt, wispy hairs sprouting from their cheeks.
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The animal was long and thin, with an even thinner trunk sprouting from the front of its face.
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If the seeds for medical treatment were sprouting back then, why did the drug warriors eventually win out?
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We pass many bikes and motorbikes on the early-morning roads with loaves sprouting out of their panniers.
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When they are not busy sprouting wings and fur, after all, such creatures look nearly indistinguishable from us.
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It hopes the sudden sprouting of beards will prompt conversations at work or around town about men's health.
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But before drug task forces started sprouting up under the Reagan administration, he'd never worked a drug case.
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Other subjects include a figure sprouting an extra head and a smoker emitting a mighty cloud of smoke.
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That's a trend sprouting up in the age of minimal human interaction in light of the infectious virus.
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In the immediate aftermath, the Federal Reserve was too quick to see "green shoots" sprouting across the economy.
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If the Arctic fossils are indeed fungi, it's a mystery how the tendril-sprouting organisms made a living.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, salt spas seem to be sprouting in pockets of the United States that attract the rich.
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Something similar happened a short time later when we neared a cluster of large volcanic rocks sprouting ferns.
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One day she walked into the bathroom to find black mold sprouting in paisley patterns on the walls.
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Before stopping by, she did a little hotel room fermentation, sprouting black-eyed peas in a big Ziploc bag.
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You can drag and drop CGI images into your worlds, like these hands, sprouting from the tops of mountains.
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But at craft breweries sprouting in cities all over the world, these would often head straight for the landfill.
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Because no hooved animal is native to Australia, the brumbies are chomping up sprouting plants native species can't reach.
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Plants are now sprouting their flowers, but their pollinators may be nowhere to be found, or in small numbers.
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But craft breweries are sprouting up around the country—by 2016 there were around 150, up threefold from 2015.
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The action this time is happening not underground but sprouting from the rooftops of the inner city's iconic skyscrapers.
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Scotch comes from malted barley—barley that has started sprouting in water, then dried to stop the germination process.
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A new scene of upstate bands was sprouting from Brooklyn DIY venues like Shea Stadium, Palisades, and Silent Barn.
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Just weeks after space ravioli rocketed through Twitter, the embryonic cells of "space mangoes" have begun sprouting on Earth.
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This herb is found growing along coastlines sprouting out of composting seaweed and sand, often immersed in salty tides.
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Sprouting from the tree bark like a minuscule hair, Mr. Williams bestowed it with a fitting name: redwood stubble.
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Polly: The most rapid and widespread change has been the sprouting of what developers like to call "luxury apartments".
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Plants are supposed to grow in rich soil, so why are they magically sprouting in sink and bathtub drains?
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The sprouting side effects of this public health emergency may indeed be felt long after the crisis is over.
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Likewise, look carefully and you will see a root-like form in "Untitled (Fungi and Sprouting Botanical Forms)" (ca.
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The chilly April delayed the sprouting of leaves, which are able to grab ground-level ozone and destroy it.
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Smartphone cameras are already sprouting additional lenses, but there's nothing like high quality glass and a completely new perspective.
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His co-founder, Mr. Angelov, was delighted with the turnout and looked forward to fresh branches sprouting across Europe.
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Why is there a tree branch sprouting from the naked rump of the first white boy on the right?
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A digital startup economy is sprouting in Madrid and Barcelona, and growth is spreading from exports to the domestic economy.
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Cats, dogs, raccoons, sea lions—you name a mammal and it's probably got special hairs sprouting out of its face.
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Come Monday morning, I had an inflamed, angry pimple sprouting on my chin — the sweet spot for all my breakouts.
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The mighty Chimera—a single body sprouting lion, goat and snake heads—is one of the most recognizable mythological beasts.
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Elephants help to propagate the trees when they eat baobab fruit, with seeds often sprouting in the nutritious elephant dung.
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Those smart lampposts are already sprouting up in many democracies or are being planned as part of smart-city initiatives.
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Cross-party initiatives like Paddy Ashdown's "More United", which helped rally support for Ms Olney in Richmond, are sprouting up.
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What is its root — is it sprouting from my present circumstances or does it not have any root at all?
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Across Jewish as well as Arab towns, Arabic signage is sprouting on highways, bus routes and, most recently, railway stations.
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These little montages have been sprouting up like weeds on my timeline lately, showcasing many smiley faces and birthday wishes.
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Ever wonder what's up with that little pile of grass sprouting on the back counter of your favorite smoothie place?
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By sprouting another squiggle, and letting it extend freely into the future, you represent how an electron radiates a photon.
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The seeds we planted a decade ago are sprouting and the seeds we plant today will sprout in another decade.
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According to The Old Farmer's Almanac, the moon has also been called the Fish Moon and the Sprouting Grass Moon.
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Landscape A set of daring, elegant concrete structures — including an amphitheater and an apse — sprouting out of the Arizona desert.
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Rice is sprouting up through great reflective planes of water, so vivid it hurts your eyes to look at it.
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Casinos here are sprouting like mushrooms, drawing an estimated 400,000 visitors last year, mainly from Turkey, where gambling is illegal.
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Examining the wheat later that night, the rabbi found signs of sprouting (indicating chametz) in a handful of the kernels.
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And with giant new condo towers sprouting up in every corner of the city, those numbers are likely to grow.
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Over time, a vast H-shaped complex emerged around the tiny original, sprouting wings and adding the gold-leaf rotunda.
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We are going to see a world of micro-factories, and you can see them sprouting around Oak Ridge already.
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A sprouting plant lifts off the clown's head and delivers it to another man while the headless clown does gymnastics.
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Diversity is especially ripe in New York, they said, which is why so many brands are sprouting up in SoHo.
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Also look for so-called sprouting broccoli, smaller and multi-stemmed, which you'll find at farmers' markets in temperate climates.
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New relationships are sprouting up all around you, both romantic and nonromantic, thanks to the new moon in empathetic, caring Cancer.
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STROLL through Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, and everywhere you will see satellite dishes, sprouting mushroom-like from roofs, gardens and balconies.
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Just watch this clip from the latest episode, "Jungle," showing glow in the dark fungi sprouting up in a time lapse.
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Despite that, "conductors are sprouting like mushrooms after the rain," observed the 74-year-old Mr Muti in a recent interview.
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Warm and humid conditions used for sprouting are also ideal for the growth of bacteria, including Salmonella, Listeria, and E. coli.
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AFTER defeating Zuhak, an evil king with serpents sprouting from his shoulders, the Kurds celebrated by lighting the hillsides with fire.
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In other words, the thicket of red tape often hampering American businesses is sprouting faster than those businesses can keep up.
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Mr. Martínez's father, Ovidio Martínez, 55, recalled growing up here when the oil boom began, with wells sprouting down the block.
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New industries are sprouting up around tech like artificial intelligence that are drawing top talent away from the Silicon Valley stalwarts.
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The series also capitalized on its arresting imagery, with memes about silent women in matching red cloaks seemingly sprouting up everywhere.
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Warehouses are sprouting beside a huge new practice facility for the Las Vegas Raiders football team — another set of California transplants.
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Seattle's homelessness crisis has also worsened, with tent encampments sprouting up by the side of freeways, under bridges and in parks.
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Fifteen Fifty is among a spate of high-rise towers sprouting up in San Francisco that cater to high-earning workers.
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But then, a surprising theory started spreading around OA fan circles, popping up like a brain plant sprouting from an ear.
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I watch my daughter, her hair sprouting in doggy ear pigtails, wearing sequin stars, stride with curiosity into one of them.
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The group also found grass and beach morning glories sprouting from soil-like patches on the island's otherwise barren, rocky surface.
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One participant drew blooms sprouting from the dancer's outstretched arms; another sketched out the path of the dancer's head with little strokes.
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The *Glory *petition is one of several headline-sprouting pop-culture petitions that have appeared on the site in the last year.
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As the world of DNA sequencing becomes more efficient and less expensive, a number of companies are sprouting up within the space.
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It seems like yesterday that the duo introduced their adorable baby boy on Instagram, but the 7-month-old is sprouting quickly.
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Since 2013, 24 paralegals have helped over 12,000 people from vetted communities obtain ID documents, sprouting a movement to end vetting altogether.
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Mr. Kinley's design also features lots of distressed-looking wood sprouting beyond the proscenium to encompass the boxes that flank the stage.
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The purest form is the "single-family office" (SFO), often sprouting from a family-owned business and continuing to serve one family.
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They have bodies I see my own in: non-white, soft around the edges, sprouting facial hair, both pretty, handsome, and more.
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This churning mix has created the compost for charismatic worship, sprouting churches which have grown from a single congregation to embrace millions.
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We are sprouting up, we are looking for reform, uncovering the rape culture in this country where victims are blamed and shamed.
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Farmers say the late rains complicate harvest in some areas with soybeans sprouting in their pods rather than drying out for harvest.
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There's no sunshine or sprouting plants in this nighttime world, so the creatures here must depend on what falls down from above.
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The shock of a parrot sprouting legs below his feathery torso is tempered by a vintage storybook aesthetic in Nives Widauer's watercolors.
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Over the past few weeks I've been steeping myself in the developer and investor community that is quickly sprouting up around ARKit.
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New digital features — some P.S.A.P.s use Bluetooth technology to customize devices, and some will actually test your hearing — are sprouting like dandelions.
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By then, numerous trattorias of all stripes were sprouting in Manhattan with names like Le Madri, Cent'Anni, Coco Pazzo, Serafina and Mediterraneo.
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Pocketed in the corners of North Brooklyn's neighborhoods, in between the ascendant high-rises, restaurant rows, and sprouting boutiques, is industrial space.
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The supermodel and her hubby joined all of us in chuckling over her sudden sprouting of a beard and his striking cheekbones.
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The April moon goes by other monikers in different cultures, including the Egg Moon, the Fish Moon, and the Sprouting-Grass Moon.
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The video opens with a shot of greenery sprouting up and blooming throughout the poverty-stricken regions of Gaza and West Bank.
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JON CARAMANICA Self-improvement and historical gratitude converge over a groove that just keeps on sprouting new levels of percussion and polyrhythm.
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A bud of a male dancer has been sprouting from the back row of the corps de ballet at American Ballet Theater.
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Even physically, the towns appear like natural outcroppings, terraced along the sides of hills, as if sprouting from the earth beneath them.
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They all have a central stem sprouting long, pointed leaves and many are variegated with red, yellow, or white stripes or blotches.
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She had been travelling around the country, documenting Herbalife nutrition clubs that were sprouting up in communities dense with Spanish-speaking immigrants.
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In 221, his organization became more directly involved in electoral politics, sprouting a "social welfare" limb called the Project Veritas Action Fund.
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Around this time, for-profit schools offering cannabis industry-focused education, like Cannabis Training University and Clover Leaf University, began sprouting up.
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Beard oils have been traditionally more of a niche product, with smaller companies such as Beardbrand sprouting up and leading the movement.
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But there are reminders too of the factories that have disappeared, with greenery sprouting from the roofs and windows of derelict buildings.
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Packing tree seeds in charcoal dust - provided by a charcoal briquette-making firm - gives them a better chance of sprouting, Kinyanjui said.
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After sprouting an excessive amount of mung beans on the radiator, I realized it was an excellent way to season those too.
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My hair was so thick and curly, when it grew out, it looked like I had a mushroom sprouting from my head.
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In Billions, as in many workplace shows, the office is the dating pool — and relationships have been sprouting up at a greater frequency.
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But let's not serve the aesthetics of plants with a sterile monolith plant neighbor that has water-filled hoses sprouting out of it.
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With rainbows sprouting in our brains like psychedelic cat puke, I'm not sure if any of us involved knew whether he was right.
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We've visited both cities for the past few years, and have never been let down by the tech sprouting up in these markets.
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Concern is particularly high in South Florida, where a rising concentration of drug-treatment providers has coincided with the sprouting of kratom bars.
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Soon, there could be a number of indie operating systems for your smartwatch, sprouting from an open-source code project launched last week.
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It's bearable for maybe 210 seconds, and then my eyes start to water and I can feel sweat start sprouting from my hairline.
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Planetary scientists chalk this up to "dynamos": interior regions where conductive fluids rise and swirl as the planet rotates, sprouting massive magnetic fields.
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Jay*, the founder of Film911, admits there aren't a ton of gay guys who are into scenes of manly men sprouting baby bumps.
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Deal Professor Assumed dead after Air Products and Chemicals failed to take over Airgas, hostile takeovers seem to be again sprouting up everywhere.
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But the EU is making a broader argument, which is that Google is preventing competitors from sprouting up, which has deep economic effects.
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To the west, you can see the new Hudson Yards skyscrapers sprouting up next to the Hudson River, and beyond that, New Jersey.
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CARLSBAD, New Mexico (Reuters) - In the southeast corner of New Mexico, new houses, hotels and jobs are sprouting like flowers in the desert.
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The Spanish left is already chafing at the sight of Spanish flags sprouting across Madrid, where for years only the Catalans waved theirs.
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Miles and miles of rough country rolled to the horizon, a leafy sandstone valley sprouting interior courtyards and alleyways, the swollen sun overhead.
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The brand's double-shredded hems look harmoniously in process, like pants that are sprouting other pants, as if everything that's mangled can regrow.
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Her hair is like a fern: Sprouting up from her scalp in all directions, its leaves layering upon one another, but pitch black.
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"From then on there was no stopping the number of shops sprouting up," Mr. Tshering said, adding that he found the trend unseemly.
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By day, he works diligently at a construction job, building one of the many expensive high rises that are sprouting all over Santiago.
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CARLSBAD, New Mexico (Reuters) - In the southeast corner of New Mexico, new houses, hotels and jobs are sprouting like flowers in the desert.
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Numerous veins that typically drain the liver and other parts of the chest cavity were either missing or sprouting from an unusual spot.
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The man stares at his partner, smiling, and her gaze drops in the direction of their young child, also sprouting abundant nose hair.
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If wildfires are sprouting pyroCbs that strike the landscape with lightning without also dumping water, the conflagration will spread all the more readily.
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Meanwhile, 000,000 trees not fully uprooted by the storm were nursed back to health and sprouting new leaves, he noted in early June.
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Samsung's Galaxy S10 is still months away, but rumors about the device are already sprouting up — and this one's as interesting as they come.
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If we have to burn down the entire forest to grow a new one, without the sprouting of corruption, through voting, we'll do it.
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Ms. Chui asked Ms. Odum to bring in Edie, a lionhead with crazy white tufts sprouting from her forehead and big black eye patches.
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As the days grew warmer, the technicolor hues of the marshmallow candy began sprouting on drugstore shelves, the confectionery equivalent of daffodils and tulips.
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Images taken in August 2015 showed jets sprouting from the comet's surface, spewing 60 to 260 tons of cometary dust with a single shot.
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The tallest building west of the Mississippi River opened yesterday in once-stodgy downtown Los Angeles, which is sprouting a crop of new skyscrapers.
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Despite the cherry-flavored foods and beverages sprouting up this season, it's worth noting that in Japan, the sakura trees bear no actual fruit.
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However, using them in the shower means seeds will fall into the drain, germinating and sprouting little green friends right out of the porcelain.
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Offices, apartments and family attractions like aquariums or restaurants that feature bowling and other activities are also sprouting in malls and outdoor shopping centers.
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Instead of angels and saints, there were soldiers beheading one another; instead of Madonnas and Christs, there were pregnant women sprouting from acanthus buds.
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Ambrosia clinics are sprouting up around the country, despite the fact that there are no published studies to demonstrate that this treatment is effective.
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In protecting the crop from threats such as weeds, sprouting and fungal damage, how could it not have verified quality work in the field?
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They've laid a seedbed for sprouting doubts about the legitimacy of our elections, and Trump is now covering it with his own distinctive fertilizer.
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Centers of urban development show a particularly obvious and dramatic shift, sprouting out new communities and industrial centers that take root in surrounding spaces.
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Last year, DeMarco directed Iggy Pop's "Sonali" music video, which features a gentleman lizard who drives a boxy Mercedes convertible sprouting plush pink fuzz.
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They're ravishingly ugly: Grandpa is huge and pink and hideous, with black hairs sprouting from his hands and angry black lines traversing his forehead.
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They're hung above a carved wooden table composed of phalluses sprouting from breasts, modeled after a table from the collection of Catherine the Great.
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Riding a wave of interest in ancient grains, rye is sprouting in many influential kitchens — in pasta, porridge, brownies and, most gratifyingly, in bread.
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But along with those sequin-dipped leotards and sprouting flower hairpieces came something else I wasn't entirely prepared for as a second grader: exposed legs.
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Using brushes that look like feather dusters, they deposit bits of pollen on each flower, to give their crops the best chance at sprouting fruit.
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Starting in 20113, it's one of the oldest science fiction TV shows, sprouting a cult following and reaching international pop culture status over the years.
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The Munz tree was barren by comparison: a stunted sugar pine, sprouting from a fire scar about 50 metres up, was its only large epiphyte.
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One example is the Nergigante, an elder dragon that looks like it stepped straight out of hell, complete with devilish horns sprouting from its head.
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While down below, in the engine room, there grow "vines of copper piping and sprouting thermometers, the fuel pumps budded with bolts and flowering stopcocks".
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To tackle these problems, new technology companies and industries have been sprouting and scaling up with innovative digital solutions like ride sharing and home sharing.
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The menu is amazing: Jersey rock oysters, monkfish, brown butter and white sprouting broccoli, lamb broth and broad beans, grilled mussels and, of course, eel.
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P.A.M.'s woolly, woven "Frog Life" (2017) is also entertaining with Pepe the Frog in bikini drag sprouting a fuzzy mushroom trilogy from its head.
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Bare-bones tent cities are sprouting up all over, providing little more than basic shelter and some, but not nearly enough, food, water and medicine.
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On the Verge 7 Photos View Slide Show ' When a pair of much-loved underwear starts sprouting holes, most people throw them in the trash.
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A main point of contention among tax experts is whether these programs are similar to the new plans sprouting in New York and New Jersey.
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Malls may be dying across the U.S., but in the grandiose desert capital of tiny, petro-rich Qatar, they are sprouting up left and right.
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All his efforts were not enough to keep dissent from sprouting in Havana, Santiago de Cuba and other urban areas during this period of hardship.
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Republicans have laid a seedbed for sprouting doubts about the legitimacy of our elections, and Trump is now covering it with his own distinctive fertilizer.
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Females have them, top and bottom, sprouting from the rims of the eyes in black rays; males make do with eyebrows, typically thick and dark.
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They were just long enough to hit our sprouting adolescent hips in a way that truly escalated self-loathing, even on the slimmest of students.
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Miniature landscapes share the table with square gardens of genetically modified plants, which have begun sprouting vegetables since their installation a couple of weeks ago.
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With Qatar next in line to host the world's most-watched sporting event, grass and trees are sprouting in the desert and scrutiny is intensifying.
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Bike lanes began sprouting up, and almost every neighborhood has busy intersections that have been redesigned to make it easier for pedestrians to get around.
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As a teenager growing up in Minnesota, I couldn't understand why my mom was so thrilled about trees sprouting leaves and spring plants growing anew.
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A white piano extended upward like a sprouting tree, culminating in a staggering carved wood oval frontispiece resplendent with roses, doves and lollipop green seedlings.
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In 2002, I remember navigating past the checkpoints of rival Kurdish militias in northern Iraq, gazing at hillsides sprouting those frightening little landmine warning signs.
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She lost the place she once belonged, then went into the wilderness and found a new home sprouting up around her, out of the weeds.
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But at the same time, protests were sprouting up in smaller cities, including several in states and counties that swung Republican in the 2016 election.
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I felt a little something-something sprouting in my temporal lobes after the next appetizer course, "Everything's A Go" (cornbread with apple sausage and fried sage).
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The premise is simple: An alien craft that we've decided to call "the Artifact" has parked itself on Earth, sprouting into a skyscraper-sized crystal tower.
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"It's a version of the multiverse theory, but the difference here is that the parent universe can be high entropy," with low entropy universes sprouting off.
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The fungus scatters spores into the air, which land on a host's body, working its way inside and sprouting long tendrils reaching into the host's brain.
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And he chose that path with crises sprouting all around: An epic flood that will cost taxpayers billions in damages and consume Congress when it returns.
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Much of Shodoshima's artwork — like the monumental "Love in Shodoshima," by the Taiwanese artist Wang Wen-chih — looks like it's sprouting straight from the ground itself.
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Nearby, Edward Contreras wore Eric Dickerson's No. 29 on his back and a horn-sprouting contraption that said, "Los Angeles Rams 4 Life," on his head.
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But as Austin's tech boom continues, and companies need more space, it's only a matter of time before more projects like the Domain start sprouting up.
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" The big story here is that China is "a country that's feverishly on the move," from "farming and folkways, to new cities and their sprouting factories.
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Mr. Asi's dreams of wealth are sprouting here in a century-old former factory that once turned out pallets of Nestlé Quik bound for railway boxcars.
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This was Rudyard Kipling's Bombay of steeples, cupolas and trefoil arches, now blackening in the sea air, now with sprigs of peepul sprouting through their entablatures.
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Not Kylie Jenner, in floral-and-tinsel-strewn see-through Versace, or Halle Berry, also in Versace, with black and white feathers sprouting from the train.
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And thousands of startups are sprouting up to address some of the industries toughest challenges, such as how to store power for days instead of hours.
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The backlash has been evident in the American presidential campaign, in the British vote to quit the union and in the populist parties sprouting across Europe.
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By the end, it has transformed into a lived-in space, weeds sprouting in the crevices, its anonymous occupant huddled in the curves of its decay.
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Many of the software companies sprouting on a stretch of highway from Ogden to Salt Lake City to Provo, Utah, operated for years without outside funding.
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With rapid advances in engineered wood, and authorities relaxing building codes, wooden structures are sprouting across Europe, Canada, the United States, and in the Asia Pacific region.
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Cheap Android alternatives keep sprouting up every day (today's example is the Realme X), featuring bezel-less screens, more RAM and storage, and, increasingly, better cameras, too.
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Built in 1907, it was a charmingly ramshackle Edwardian stadium, with its covered roofs sagging slightly with age and its terraces sprouting the odd patch of weeds.
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But he vowed to change the DNC's internal culture and to connect with progressive groups, including unions and grassroots groups that are sprouting up across the country.
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Patman hones in on the ways nature grows through empty buildings via rainwater filling sinks, ivy pouring in through windows, or tiny saplings sprouting through the floor.
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Now with increased funding opportunities, more than a dozen companies, such as Vedanta Biosciences, Seres Therapeutics, Rebiotix, Enterome, Metabiomics, Ritter Pharmaceuticals and many others, are sprouting daily.
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As in other areas of tech, a big infusion of cash from the world of VC has led to a large crop of IoT startups sprouting up.
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As she walks toward her force, her dragon opens his wings and takes flight, and the queen appears to have dragon wings sprouting from her back, too.
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Gyms are also sprouting up because of millennials moving into urban centers, noted Peter Metcalf, who recently retired as head of climbing gear bellwether Black Diamond Equipment.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - A forest of slender white poles topped with dark, unblinking eyes is quietly sprouting on the rubbish-strewn, potholed street corners of the Ugandan capital.
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Vermont Capitol Police got quite the surprise recently after a visitor reported a funny-looking plant sprouting in the front lawn outside of the state's capitol building.
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The interiors are equally unconventional and Rube Goldberg-esque, with staircases seemingly sprouting from nowhere to connect the various wings, which intersect at a single, soaring atrium.
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Back in England, as Harriet recounts the story to her daughter Perdita, several dolls sit nearby with living vines and primroses sprouting from their hands and chests.
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When I visited in April, despite the gray skies, signs of spring were beginning to show: cherry-blossom buds opening, violet ephemerals sprouting up from the soil.
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The westernmost exurbs of Philadelphia have been pressing into the farmland from the east, while the city of Lancaster, population 60,000, has been sprouting its own suburbs.
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Many of those carousing belong to Belarus's sprouting technology industry — young, savvy and forward-looking designers, bookish and shy engineers, and many others who aspire to belong.
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Up and down the southeastern coast, subdivisions are sprouting as the area attracts more residents who want to live there year-round, not just visit on vacations.
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After four or five years, the seedling on the steep slope would have been just a few inches higher, sprouting needles in place of the embryonic shoots.
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Now a photograph has been released by the China National Space Administration, according to the South China Morning Post, which shows cotton seeds sprouting in a sealed container.
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The setbacks afflicting 5-Star show the problems facing unconventional, populist parties that are sprouting up across Europe as they evolve from raucous protest movements into mature rulers.
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With ISIS's self-proclaimed caliphate in disarray in Syria and Iraq, the organization's newest branches sprouting in Africa offer a glimpse into the playbook its affiliates might use.
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As Chris Martin was finishing the final sip of his lemon tea at the O2, fierce and fun Brits Awards resistance parties were sprouting up across the city.
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Before this curious girl in green was known for her sitcom humor, she was just a sprouting spawn in Los Angeles, CA. Can you guess who she is?
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Just to Be on the Safe Side · Never eat potatoes with sprouting eyes or a greenish tint, which means they are higher in solanine and may be poisonous.
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A CAR sprouting a dome containing a spinning laser sensor and festooned with cameras barely draws a second glance as it edges through the crowded streets of Berkeley.
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There's an entire digital cottage industry sprouting up around Pokémon Go, the explosively popular augmented reality game that has people hitting the streets scouring for imaginary pocket monsters.
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A dubious trend has hilariously gripped the World Cup host country, as Russian men, women, kids and even cats are sprouting mustaches in support of their national team.
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As a homebrewer, I can attest that these sweeteners also make the homebrewing process easier, as there is no sprouting, malting, and roasting the grains for your mash.
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After a few miles of hiking, he settled on a spot carpeted with springy moss and fallen logs sprouting all manner of Seussian plants and clumps of fungi.
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Recent research suggests that warmer winters are having the opposite effect in some cases; warming temperatures are delaying leaf flushing among species whose sprouting depend on winter chill.
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He was only 17 — I started growing at 18, so he probably started sprouting around that time — and next thing you know he started lifting a little more.
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FreshBox Farms, which has been operating since 2015, joins a growing number of indoor vertical farms that have been sprouting up in recent years and spanning the country.
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For all the technology behind Twitter, it's often Gorgon-like, with the all the millions of tiny heads sprouting from it ruling the consciousness of the core body.
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The performances are desultory, the musical score bullying and the drama — aside from the game-changing placement of inconvenient shrubbery — as predictable as Tom senior's steadily sprouting beard.
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The roof is rotting, the paint is chipping, and while the lot is long and spacious, the backyard has little beyond overgrown weeds and a garage sprouting moss.
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By then, blotches of peach fuzz had begun sprouting along my temples, which brought to mind "Teen Wolf" and was enough to make anyone jettison the whole enterprise.
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But between PCM and the stretch of shops and restaurants off Ralph McGill Boulevard, O4W threatens to be overtaken by J. Crew shoppers and the condominiums sprouting like weeds.
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As rich Asians target greater investment diversification and as business owners hand over to successors, family offices are sprouting up in regional financial hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong.
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This has led them to explore microgreens, which is an umbrella term for regular vegetables that are eaten long before they're mature, usually just a few weeks after sprouting.
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I apologized for my untidy brows — new hairs seemed to be sprouting with every second — but he wasn't fazed; indeed, many clients struggle with getting any growth at all.
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Functional medicine: If the body were a garden bed and its diseases weeds sprouting up, traditional medicine might look to specialists to eradicate the weeds and keep things growing.
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Bulk grocery stores, or what Zero Wasters call "unpackaged" stores, have proliferated in her wake, sprouting up in cities from South Africa to Malaysia as she tours the world.
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Lockheed is using an environmental control system to keep the temperature steady, so InSight's shipping container has tubes sprouting from its back, attached to a heater and gas tanks.
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We might not be thrilled to see fangs sprouting from their snouts, but if that's who our loved ones really are, we owe it to the relationship to look.
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My hair suddenly got thicker and darker, and started sprouting up in places I never even knew hair could grow, including the tops of my cheeks and my forehead.
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"They turned my home into an artwork," said Silvia Perez, smiling at the paper sprouting from the colonnade of her home, a piece by Cuban artist Elio Jesús Fonseca.
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But like gardening, the key to actualizing this vision is to do it gently and gracefully, otherwise the seeds you've worked so hard to plant will die before sprouting.
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They can also sink their arms into a composting glory hole, their expressions disguised by a mesh mask full of sprouting seeds that are being incubated by their breath.
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Bosch's painting is full of life and details: daisies sprouting out of the base of a wall and two men warming their hands over a fire in the background.
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New York was the home of the American boxing craze, and numerous individuals from all classes trained and sparred in new gyms sprouting up throughout the city and state.
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She spoke of the new housing sprouting up in North Nashville, including the buildings that residents call "tall and skinnies," built to maximize space and profits on small lots.
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The Galileo spacecraft took another close look starting in the 1990s, and the Juno mission, currently at Jupiter, glanced at a volcanic plume sprouting from Io's surface last December.
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The show venue itself could have overloaded the senses: It was a derelict panettone factory, with lilacs and fig trees sprouting through cracked tiled floors and broken glass ceilings.
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Few Republicans are eager to cheer the prospect of oil derricks sprouting in the view of the seaside mansions of often Republican-leaning voters in Newport and Laguna Beach.
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After the 2016 election, small Democratic groups began sprouting up all over, many started by mid- and late-career women who had done little, if any, political work before.
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"Our building has a roof deck, and when we sit there, we are aware of how the buildings are just sprouting like weeds all around us," Ms. Kaufer said.
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Similar programs are sprouting in other cities, involving not just hotels but also restaurants and even cities themselves, which see the personal touch as giving them a competitive edge.
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Take a stroll by the Brooklyn Bridge and you'll notice, between Pier 1 and Pier 303, a lone tomato plant with a lone tomato sprouting from a wooden piling.
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Elaborate constructions which go over the dancer's shoulders and create the illusion they have sparkling butterfly wings and ostrich feathers sprouting from their backs, sit in rows on tables.
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There's even a luxury high-rise, or a model of one, and lamps to light it, including one shaped like a tree sprouting ducks and dragons like spring buds.
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Gao suggested a link to the towering milkshakes that briefly dominated Instagram a few years ago, with cupcakes sprouting from the froth like Athena from the head of Zeus.
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At the same time, infrastructure projects in the city have tended to encourage the use of private cars, with major highways sprouting second tiers all over the metropolitan area.
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Captain Dean Sprouting of the Adjutant General's Corps died at Al Asad Air Base, a joint US-Iraqi facility in the west of the country, on 31st January 2018.
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A German digital artist imagines an other-world where the landscape of the future is populated with floating space masses sprouting opaque bubbles and celestial rocks hemorrhaging emerald-hued crystals.
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By 2025, the amount of human genomic data is predicted to be 2-40 exabytes, exceeding the storage requirements of astronomy and YouTube (the other two major data-sprouting entities).
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With ashen strands sprouting from its roots, slime-green tips, and a slightly braided texture, there's a dystopian edge to it that feels like the hair arrived from the future.
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Judgment, Light as a Feather, a reference to the card and the Egyptian goddess Maat's weighing of the heart, is a foam cross sprouting tiny yellow flowers, little toy growths.
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But with so many private and public roof decks sprouting atop city buildings, more people are letting it all hang out, which begs a little higher education in higher living.
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Recently, a mysterious fungus has been sprouting on the space station walls, and astronauts haven't had any way of figuring out just what it is or where it came from.
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Condos and boutique-looking businesses are sprouting up on any parcel of land big enough for an outhouse, so the area is likely in phase two of its "cool" demise.
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The splendid 269 offices of the East Asiatic Company sat vacant and awaiting rescue, while the stately Old Customs House had become a fire station sprouting greenery from gaping cracks.
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Crate Cafe The most popular of the stylish cafes sprouting up along one of Canggu's main streets (also named Batu Bolong), Crate wouldn't feel out of place in Venice Beach.
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Within hours, unofficial resistance, or rogue, Twitter accounts began sprouting up, emblazoned with the logos of government agencies, the list growing to at least 14 such sites by Wednesday afternoon.
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In Midtown and elsewhere in Manhattan, supertall skyscrapers are sprouting up every day that will join the ranks of the city's tallest (and the world's) within the next few years.
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His designs (top) include riffs on traditional wallpaper motifs like bamboo and koi in a loose, exuberant style; fields of plump red lips, and trees and vines sprouting human genitalia.
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Isn't it a common sign of apocalyptic times that the leaders presiding over them are only interested in themselves, and in consolidating power by fanning fast-sprouting resentments, exploiting tragedy?
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The same DIY scene that helped produce these acts, with roots sprouting from the gadfly sanctuary neighborhood of Highland Square, later fostered The Black Keys, and most recently, Time Cat.
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Back in the early days of Refinery29 (we're talking 2005/2006), there was a really exciting surge of independent designers and boutiques sprouting up in big and small cities alike.
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When she wasn't wearing the heavy-fringed wig that she put on to go outside, the short hairs sprouting from her bald head heralded the return of a widow's peak.
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The orange patches are countless poppies sprouting up, but depending where you are in the state, there are also yellow dandelions and other pink and purple desert wildflowers to admire.
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There were oversize silky-sheen printed tunics and fisherman sweaters, blazers with tulle sprouting like weeds from the sleeves, several velvet dresses and a necktie and shoulder pad or two.
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But the tent cities sprouting up around urban areas in red and blue states are proof that too many people are falling through the giant holes in that safety net.
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The idea has caught on, with sister Condo events sprouting in New York, Shanghai and Mexico City, as well as smaller, single-venue iterations in Athens and São Paulo, Brazil.
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Home to Google and Facebook, this is where the tech industry's user-tracking, ad-targeting economy was born, but now it's also where efforts to tame the industry keep sprouting.
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There's no limit to the ridiculousness of Douglas's visions, which include a horse's head sprouting out of another horse's head and a woman whose face consists solely of three breasts.
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The cafe then moved to its current spot on Kingsland Road, and now sits in the long-cast shadow of forever-sprouting high rise apartments and London's hub of hipsterdom.
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You'll want to be acquainted with their group records now, because soon enough they'll start sprouting solo stars on par with Tyler the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, or maybe even Frank Ocean.
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The moon in question, Enceladus, has been a considered hotspot in the search for extraterrestrial life since NASA's Cassini satellite discovered that plumes sprouting up from the moon's surface contained water.
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He said those opportunities are sprouting up as nearly 80 North American oil and gas companies have entered bankruptcy, creating the chance to pick up acreage that distressed drillers must divest.
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Yet vegetables are sprouting a couple of blocks away on spare land between buildings in the centre of Anacostia, in 80 raised beds, thanks to volunteers from Union Temple Baptist Church.
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Check out these recommendations instead.) From superhero-themed tool sets to shiitake-mushroom-sprouting logs, here are 40 gift ideas that the father (figure) in your life never knew they wanted.
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The "vertical gardens", sprouting from wall-mounted pockets made from felt, will stretch for 3.5km (2.2 miles) down Avenida 23 de Maio, a congested ten-lane road in the city's centre.
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But Mr. Nicolas said he used it as a selling point by taking potential advertisers to Mexican-American neighborhoods in San Antonio to show them UHF antennas sprouting from the housetops.
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Temperature-sensitive plants have started to become active earlier than normal, sprouting leaves and flowers in coastal California and southern Nevada through to the southern Great Plains and the Atlantic Coast.
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A bare-chested woman transforms into a demon whose breasts bloat and flop before sprouting angry mouths in place of her nipples; coitus often ends in someone being cleaved in two.
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The new rule comes a little over a week after a Chinese reporter's eye-roll went viral during the National People's Congress, sprouting memes, spoofs, and GIFs all over social media.
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In 2005, a New Mexico Court of Appeals ruled that growing mushrooms for personal use doesn't technically count as drug manufacture, so even sprouting psilocybin in your dorm room isn't illegal.
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The program is the only flood insurance available to the vast majority of Americans, although a small market for private flood insurance is sprouting in flood-prone states such as Florida.
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Scott and Paulley's visualizations, guided by Makoto's expertise, strictly follow the narrative arc of a plant: rooting, sprouting, blooming, pollination by birds and insects, surviving rain and storms, rebirth, and decay.
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Meanwhile, the small plants sprouting up through cracks in the floor might easily be mistaken as the results of neglect, but they are actually impeccably rendered bronze sculptures by Tony Matelli.
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Although corn progress in the Western belt is close to normal levels, the excessive moisture has led some farmers there to replant and has prevented some of the seeds from sprouting.
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My scalp was clearly visible, and there was a mess of regrowing hair sprouting from it at awkward lengths; it jutted out just off-center from the top of my head.
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The symbolism—new order sprouting up in the derelict precincts of the old—was on the nose, as was the vibe: food trucks, local craft beers, a "Zen Zone" meditation tent.
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Women were allowed into sports stadiums earlier this year, and this summer, will be allowed into the driver's seat, with several driving schools for women sprouting up in the desert kingdom.
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Imagine you're soaring, as if in a dream, over sweeping mountains, dense rock formations, lush waterfalls, and massive blue mushrooms sprouting from flat, calm seas, all awash in a foggy glow.
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In other moments, his sculptures depart from plausible reality entirely, with conjoined heads sprouting from a figure's shoulders like demented shoulder pads and a man's face warping into a smaller archangel.
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INTERNATIONAL The Minsk Journal article on Friday about the sprouting technology industry in Belarus misstated the given name of a popular blogger who made a career out of ridiculing Belarusian bureaucrats.
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Rome now overwhelms the senses, not just with unrestrained beauty, but with overflowing dumpsters, like rancid coral reefs sprouting pink and blue and yellow garbage bags on seemingly every city street.
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If you have a green thumb, buy an extra bunch, and let it take root so you can plant it as an edible houseplant, sprouting bushy leaves in a sunny window.
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It's the sound of construction on high-rises, condos and luxury hotels — all sprouting up, in towering variations of steel and stone and glass, along a half-mile stretch of beach.
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This tuft, called a pappus, is made up of a sparse thicket of filaments, or bristles, that look something like the sprouting hair on the head of the Chinese crested dog.
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Once they are wearing headsets, participants will be made to feel as if they are rising through dirt, sprouting branches and, finally, basking in the sun as a full-grown tree.
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Helia Martinez of Templo Cristiano Vino Nuevo, a church that occupies several storefronts in a tiny commercial center past an expanse of sprouting wheat in the nearby city of San Luis.
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Meanwhile, as the Gulf coast begin the years' long work of recovering from Hurricane Harvey, American flags are sprouting up in yards across the region as a symbol of national unity.
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"[T]he dragons are anatomically correct, with forelimbs becoming the wings (as in bats), rather than having separate wings sprouting from their backs, which has no precedent in Earth's biodiversity," he said.
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Go: In Mexico City, Japanese-inspired businesses have been sprouting in the last few years — from fashion labels and boutiques to a new hotel — along with new places to eat and drink.
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So far, things have gone as well as could be expected with the first reforms, the stirrings of economic revival, a sprouting of technology startups and a continuing lack of coherent opposition.
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As more and more devices have become dependent on wi-fi, wireless routers have been growing in size, and sprouting countless antennas, in an attempt to keep up with the wireless demand.
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He mistrusts not only the enemies his purges have created but also China's fast-growing, smartphone-wielding middle class, and the shoots of civil society that were sprouting when he took over.
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Once the enemy, a combination of factors — which primarily include driver supply constraints and tight regulations — have led to Uber taxi services sprouting up in Korea, Taiwan, Myanmar, Indonesia among other places.
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Under her day-to-day leadership Tribeca has mushroomed in size, sprouting festival offshoots overseas, a digital studio, branded cinemas, a training institute, a video-on-demand service and a gaming initiative.
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However, new research shows that at least one particular shrub defies this convention, sprouting blue leaves that do a remarkably good job of capturing sunlight when there's very little to go around.
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She could see the tree growing from a sapling to a giant, sprouting fresh green leaves that passed through all the colors and then falling over dead, before becoming a sapling again.
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Although these businesses are sprouting up across Wall Street, they are unlikely to make up for huge profits banks earned during the glory days of bond trading, at least not anytime soon.
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But when houses started sprouting in the 1960s and 70s on the Manhattan-sized island of Tortola, where Cane Garden Bay is located, excavated soil was dumped in coastal wetlands and ponds.
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Bitcoin is booming, digital currency hedge funds are sprouting at the rate of two a week and the value of all cryptocurrencies has surged tenfold this year to more than $20053 billion.
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The Chicago-based artist renders a fictional ecosystem with unknown flora: glowing berry-like plants, candy-shaped orbs, and colorful sphere mists sprouting out of a darkness, exotic soil, and ocean waters.
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Hong Kong has seen many different kinds of creative expressions sprouting in recent weeks, including several "Lennon walls" appearing in residential neighborhoods, where protesters write political messages on subways, tunnels and overpasses.
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The idea that antiquity arrives to us in fragments is hammered home by Maria Loboda's "Interrupted Pillar," a column hanging from the ceiling and sprouting from the floor but empty in between.
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The yard, a cement quadrangle with weeds sprouting through the cracks, had few amenities, but for many people in the T.C.U. it was the only place to get fresh air and exercise.
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There were cattle pastures dotted with Psilocybe cubensis —magic mushrooms—sprouting on dung piles; there were hammocks to lounge in while you tripped; there were Banisteriopsis caapi vines growing in the jungle.
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I'm at an age when my wife's reminder to stand up straight echoes my mother's command from 70 years ago, when I was sprouting to a 6-foot tangle of teenage limbs.
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For many, the story that a white man had targeted a young black girl was at once shocking but not surprising, given the heightened displays of racism and hate sprouting up nationwide.
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Bags of water, some containing coins are suspended from the ceiling, small rectangular structures like miniature office buildings sprouting spikes of the type that are employed to keep birds from alighting on them.
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My skin was also going haywire after my 18-hour flight; salt-soaked airplane food coupled with a lack of sleep left dry, red patches and painful zits sprouting all over my face.
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Whether they're sprouting from hems or bunched into little pom-pom balls, this is the farthest you'll get from an over-the-top, full-feathered coat (unless that's totally your thing, of course).
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In response to mounting concern over China's massive terraforming efforts in the South China Sea—satellite images showed seven artificial islands sprouting in different spots—the country's president was all honey and balm.
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Why is everyone capable of sprouting a full erection while whimsically talking about the marvelous team concept that drives hockey championships and pretending it's all on one player when a team falls short?
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It's not as if the rest of me as a person is not interesting, but having a well-groomed, jet black mane sprouting where my body insecurities used to be is pretty remarkable.
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It is a creative blossoming which is, among other things, a result of the raves organized by Fast Forward, a collective that has been steadily sprouting out of Copenhagen's underground in recent years.
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Valev and the OZBG are the most prominent faces of this effort, but other armed-vigilante patrols have been sprouting up and following their lead, also hoping to be turned into patriotic heroes.
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In every mirror, I checked for new, sprouting hairs, and if I moved under a different light, I'd find the nearest mirror to see if it might uncover hairs I hadn't noticed before.
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Now roads and pavements are in better shape, and with skate parks sprouting up, the skate scene has landed on its feet in the East African city -- and the skateboarders are turning heads.
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They went on, and ended up at the home of a neighbor, who was cooking hot dogs and hamburgers for the makeshift evacuation shelter that was sprouting up in his home and garage.
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Beautifully shot with dazzling time-lapse, mushroom-sprouting images, expert opinions from Michael Pollan, Eugenia Bone and Dr. Andrew Weil, and narration by Brie Larson, "Fantastic Fungi" is a mind-trip unto itself.
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Sparse at first, it keeps sprouting new motifs and sounds — reverential organ, pizzicato strings, quasi-medieval choir harmonies, a stereo array of percussion, pitched-up voices — simulations of fecundity on a dying planet.
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At ground level, herds of strange footwear scurried around: silver Adidas sneakers with wings sprouting from the ankles, fuzzy ones with tails and tiger stripes, high-tops with green Teddy bears for tongues.
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There were black guipure bodysuits peeking through white guipure baby doll dresses; steroid-fueled bows sprouting backpacks at their core; and egg-yolk yellow leggings oozing out beneath delicate white-flowered evening skirts.
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Such fires are common in poorer neighborhoods and slums in Brazil, where scant government planning during decades of rapid urbanization resulted in informal settlements sprouting up, housing millions who sought jobs in urban centers.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bitcoin is booming, digital currency hedge funds are sprouting at the rate of two a week and the value of all cryptocurrencies has surged tenfold this year to more than $21990 billion.
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AT "Rawduck", a restaurant in London's trendy Hackney neighbourhood, clients crowd around communal tables under dim lights, inspecting a menu of delights such as charred purple sprouting broccoli, shaved yellow courgette and goat's curd.
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Accompany Bagehot to Ely, a cathedral city sprouting from the prairies of eastern England, where thousands of central and eastern Europeans have moved to pick vegetables for low wages—and where many have settled.
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However, most people have at least one dead zone in their home, and most people don't want another big ugly machine with antennas sprouting out the top that looks like a sharp-angled cockroach.
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Hear the words "Wi-Fi router," and you usually think of that vertical slab decorated with ports and blinking lights, or a horizontal slab sprouting multiple antennas that resembles some kind monstrous alien bug.
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Scattered through the space are cast iron skeletons of rowing boats, which the shadowy red reaches out of, sprouting angular, tensile color into the air, as if they're being transported into the domed ceiling.
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Despite cold December weather, the film's picturesque Cherry Tree Lane blossomed outside the Royal Albert Hall venue, with plenty of the blooming plants sprouting up the stairs to a replica of the Banks' house.
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Whenever I return, even for a short visit, I go straight to the bookstore, which seems to always be sprouting new nooks and crannies; one year a cafe, one year a room for comics.
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Over the last several years NoHo, between the East Village and Greenwich Village and just above SoHo, has changed rapidly, with high-rise buildings sprouting up and industrial buildings being converted into luxury residences.
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Since they tend to have more money to spend than their millennial counterparts, developers are actively figuring out how to lure them to into one of the luxury buildings sprouting up across the city.
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The US is suspending travel from much of Europe to the United States for at least 30 days in an effort to stop new clusters of the novel coronavirus from sprouting across the country.
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Luxury glass high-rises and tech offices have gone up, and new tech sprouting up on city streets has become so common that an office devoted to regulating emerging technologies is set to launch.
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A testament to the restaurant's mom-and-pop, handmade impulse, the bar is lined with planter trays sprouting mung beans and pickling jars of beet-colored daikon and shochu liquor infused with umi (plum).
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But Ms. Mellon envisions her operation less as a fashion brand than as a tech company, albeit one in stiletto heels, just like so many others sprouting up along Los Angeles's growing Silicon Beach.
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Competition in the health and wellness space is fierce as ever, with new apps constantly sprouting up promising to help people change their lives, coupled with consumer preferences that aren't favorable to diet companies.
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A host of spas are sprouting up in isolated tracts among the highlands, and though there's hiking, biking and access to some of the Alps' easier ski slopes, sports are a mere afterthought here.
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Tide PodsPhoto: APKicking off 240, troll-y memes about the deliciousness of Tide Pods began sprouting up across social media, and some adults actually began to worry about a widespread epidemic of laundry detergent poisonings.
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Image: CNSA/Chongqing UniversityChina's miniature biosphere experiment has yielded a sprouting cotton seed, and it's the first plant to germinate on the Moon—an important first step in creating a viable, self-sustaining lunar colony.
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His crops have thrived: lines of tomato plants sag with fruits; maize plants standing six-foot high have a handful of cobs sprouting from their stems; and even the recently sown strawberry plants show promise.
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A locomotive train barreling ahead of its own smoke, and a black crow sprouting whiskers, are two images that hold court to the poetic mantras spilling across Ray Pettibon's newest series of drawings and paintings.
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DRIVE north-east from Lagos along a potholed highway lined by the shells of burned-out trucks and, as you approach Ibadan, you can see a few modern factories sprouting amid the rusted tin roofs.
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Cafes — including Hantverk & Found, which offers wine and seafood from southeast England, and also doubles as a gallery — are sprouting up among the fish-and-chip shops that line the cobblestone streets of Old Town.
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Inside are a handful of stark, graphic black-and-white symbols (a bomb with a seedling sprouting from it; a string tied around a middle finger) that strongly evoke meaning, without giving it all away.
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When I meet her one morning outside of the Wednesday rush to talk about the food, it becomes clear that the unpredictability of vegetables—in all their seasonal and sprouting glory—is what drives her.
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With so much development going on — modern apartment buildings sprouting up, fancy restaurants opening, a massive ongoing plan to turn the shuttered Aalborg Akvavit Distillery into a new cultural center — some history has been erased.
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From 2014 to 2017 his outdoor installation, "Monument to Walken," with concrete heads of the actor Christopher Walken seemingly sprouting from the ground, was on view at Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, Queens.
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From 2016 to 2017 his outdoor installation, "Monument to Walken," with concrete heads of the actor Christopher Walken seemingly sprouting from the ground, was on view at Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, Queens.
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The movement spread quickly, with national organizations sprouting from North America, where the Boy Scouts of America opened in 1910, to Southeast Asia — today, Indonesia has by far the largest, with some 17 million members.
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The movement spread quickly, with national organizations sprouting from North America, where the Boy Scouts of America opened in 1910, to Southeast Asia — today, Indonesia has by far the largest, with some 17 million members.
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Although those names control industries that are less obvious than the sprouting giant steel bridges or skyscrapers of the Second Industrial Revolution, their products arguably have just as big of an impact on our lives.
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While forced labor is rife among Britain's building sites, nail bars, factories and farms, car wash slavery has grown over the past decade with unregulated businesses sprouting up nationwide, anti-slavery authorities said last year.
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While forced labor is rife among Britain's building sites, nail bars, factories and farms, car wash slavery is rocketing with unregulated sites sprouting up rapidly nationwide, according to the country's anti-slavery agency and chief.
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It feels quite as up-to-date, for its moment, as anything being painted then in New York or Cologne, where abstraction was sprouting representational marks and references on the way to revived figurative styles.
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Even after the flames die down, the fire has a "good chance" of hiding underground, smoldering through the winter and sprouting back up as a wildfire next spring, said Mike Flannigan, University of Alberta wildfire professor.
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PopSugar notes that in one scene, there's a glimpse of Beverly Hope (Adina Porter) wearing the exact same dress that the pentagram-faced, hands-sprouting-out-of-her-head clown wears during the group's murderous rampages.
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In my time with the demo last week, I began by sprouting patches of grass, rocks, and ponds of water on the coffee table in front of me and on the floor next to my feet.
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Across Southern California, the homeless live in tent encampments clustered on corners from Venice to the San Fernando Valley, and in communities sprouting under highway overpasses or in the dry bed of the Los Angeles River.
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But by 2015, the country's economy was growing by 7 percent annually, up from 5.6 percent in 22019, and new high-rises and shopping malls were sprouting alongside the city's majestic, if dilapidated, colonial-era buildings.
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But the number of distilleries on the island is now less than a handful — a shadow of what it was some 200 years ago when there were an estimated 50 sprouting from the sugar cane plantations.
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Bhumjaithai, which also backs a four-day work week and legalizing ride-share taxi services, details its pro-pot policies on a campaign website that includes images of happy farmers and marijuana plants sprouting gold coins.
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"This shit is from yesterday," Lil Gnar says, lifting his shirt up at the restaurant we're having lunch at to show me his enormous chest tattoo featuring a black panther with wings sprouting from its head.
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Plants also have evolved different adaptations to their sprouting environments, helping some smaller seeds thrive in drier, less nutritious soils, while larger seeds often are able to take advantage of richer soils that hold water better.
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A decades-long endeavor — rinks sprouting, participation swelling, Blues alumni staying in town to coach — culminated in 2200, when five St. Louis-bred players were drafted in the first round, or five more than ever before.
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While self-service check-in kiosks as we know them today started sprouting up at airports in 2000, they've only really become prevalent recently, though travelers are more reluctant to use them than you might think.
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LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with rakes, hoes and machetes, a group of ranchers hacked at the spiky cactus plants sprouting all over their land, chopping them into pieces and carting them off in wheelbarrows.
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LAIKIPIA, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Armed with rakes, hoes and machetes, a group of ranchers hacked at the spiky cactus plants sprouting all over their land, chopping them into pieces and carting them off in wheelbarrows.
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Rather, most people are cramming into the informal settlements that are continually sprouting on the edge of Cairo and other cities, where villages are being transformed into dormitory towns and farmland is being swallowed by uncontrolled development.
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What may have been considered eccentric then can only be called essential now: new ways of digitizing and sharing scientific data are sprouting up everywhere, and Summers' prescient work has spurred other experts to attempt the same.
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She tailored it to my reading on the spot: a woman's head sprouting with a fern for grounding, a rose for self-care and love, and a sunflower for my deep-seated love of the sun's warmth.
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There are sprouting fields of collard greens that are cooked into a dish known locally as sukuma wiki ('lasts a week') that's particularly high in nitrates, which may then be converted into carcinogenic nitrosamines in the body.
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After a number of "100 Layer" videos began sprouting up online, a number of bloggers jumped aboard the beauty video trend, which showed us what we'd look like after applying 100 layers of lipstick, mascara, and beyond.
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Created by Brian and Katrina Manzo, the husband and wife team behind industrial design firm Sprouting Sprocket Studio, the 15-foot teardrop trailer weighs only 850 pounds and can be towed behind a range of small cars.
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These are just a handful of the various theories sprouting from the discovery of a strange blue-and-white structure on Little St. James, the private Caribbean island once owned and inhabited by the financier Jeffrey Epstein.
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Other pioneering, independent arts organizations were sprouting up in New York around the same time, each with a distinct mission in the service of emerging art forms, including Printed Matter, Artists Space, the Kitchen, and Exit Art.
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Though it was never a big tourist attraction, hotels had been sprouting along the seafront and in the centre for about 10 years — buildings that looked a bit odd among the wooden homes that filled the town.
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Sutton took the concept of a peacock and went wild—more or less turning the bar into the majestic bird itself, with thousands of real peacock feathers sprouting from artwork on the walls and behind the bar.
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Although there could be some late-sprouting seeds and animals might bring in new seeds in the years to come, based on their initial count, the researchers predict there will be around 400 trees per acre here.
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The segment included a bodysuit covered in blooms and a giant puff ball of purple ostrich feathers (purple is everywhere in Milan, like some sort of unconscious ode to Prince) sprouting a cloud of butterflies en tremblant.
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He lived with his wife of nearly 30 years, Suzanne, in the home with the sun awning and flowerpots, which this past week were sprouting pink flowers, on a street with a pleasant name: Rolling Hills Lane.
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While hotel restaurants are sprouting up around the country, in New York they have a particular local flavor, shaped by real estate forces and the fact that, unlike Las Vegas or Miami, the city rarely imports chefs.
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Sprouting from the spirit's head are antlers and birds who fight over berries; the woman is nearly face to face with one such bird — speaking to the closeness of the human and spiritual worlds in the North.
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TAPACHULA, Mexico (Reuters) - Millions of new trees will soon begin sprouting in El Salvador thanks to a program funded by the Mexican government that aims to help impoverished communities that often create fertile ground for fleeing migrants.
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Not only is there existing content that it can't license right now until current terms expire, but there are competitors sprouting up and even the potential for competition from production companies which are experimenting with their own offerings.
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As the wealthy target greater investment diversification and as business owners hand over the reins to successors, family offices are sprouting in the Asian financial hubs, taking advantage of incentives such as tax breaks and residency being offered.
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"Carrying over last Friday's robust relief rally, investors continued to ignore the trade tensions sprouting out of the US in favor of celebrating the improved political situation in the Eurozone", said Connor Campbell, a financial analyst at Spreadex.
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Italian architect Stefano Boeri announced plans to build a complex with two towers that will hold 1,100 trees and 2,500 cascading plants and shrubs sprouting from rooftops and balconies in the province capital of about eight million people.
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Italian architect Stefano Boeri announced plans to build a complex with two towers that will hold 1,100 trees and 2,500 cascading plants and shrubs sprouting from rooftops and balconies in the province capital of about eight million people.
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For their latest work, Flowers and People, Cannot be Controlled but Live Together, teamLab return to the concept of annual change, this time with colorful, luminous flowers sprouting, growing, budding and blossoming before withering and eventually fading away.
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And as the wealthy target greater investment diversification and as business owners hand over the reins to successors, family offices are sprouting in financial hubs as well as emerging markets, including South America, Africa and the Middle East.
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Science and communication non-profit Climate Central found that one-third of coastline states that will run a 10% risk of ocean inundation each year by 2050 saw new housing sprouting at rates higher than on safer ground.
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The ZoHo rain garden is one example of a growing number of projects sprouting across Rotterdam - about 0003% of which lies below sea-level - that aim to keep communities safer from climate extremes, while bringing them closer together.
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But in "Provenance 4" (2017), she has the central figure centered within the outline of a hoop skirt spun of gold thread sprouting from her belly button with the edges of the skirt left dangling with glass beads.
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To stay alive, I imagine a matriarch — Akan women have always been indomitable — whipping up the young to forage for edibles, which she would throw into a clay pot: snails crawling and mushrooms sprouting from the forest floor.
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The national media participated in constructing this portrait of Detroit as the ultimate failed American city, artfully feeding the public's appetite for ruin porn with photos of decaying buildings, majestic theaters crumbling into dust, trees sprouting through walls.
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These two apps are the giants in the field, but a smaller ecosystem is sprouting around them, to help ride-share drivers get the most out of their shifts, and also to help passengers save money and time.
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After a downturn that began in 250, oil and gas production is booming again, and new projects are sprouting along American freeways and padding government budgets, cheered by state legislatures, the fossil fuel industry and the Trump administration.
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On dozens of screens, glowing in the low light, were the various components of a human body: the dislocated sphere of an eyeball, the strange topography of skin in extreme close-up, a thicket of sprouting hair follicles.
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For those using Apple's Safari browser on their iPhones, iPads and iPod Touch media players, tap the "Share" icon on the edge of the screen; the icon looks like a box with an arrow sprouting out of it.
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Unlike an actual narwhal whale, which has a protruding canine tooth that resembles a tusk, the tail on Narwhal's forehead is short and stubby, sprouting right between his eyes -- and flops from side to side when he plays.
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To harvest the plant at this stage, it must be picked within a week or two of sprouting (generally by mid-April in the city), when it resembles nothing so much as a fat new shoot of asparagus.
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Meanwhile Michael, with his sprouting mullet, bellbottom jeans, and octagon specs, bears the bloodline of Bowie, Joan Jett, 70s Paul McCartney, Ozzy, and Eric Clapton—all of whom he's era-specifically referenced to his hairdresser, Jayme Tarlowski, a.k.a.
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And while Bradley says it sees lots of local mobility strengths — especially in the automotive market — he admits it's more of a mental leap to imagine a world leading scooter startup sprouting from the country's green and pleasant lands.
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The prizewinning designs included aprons and martial arts-inspired smocks with graphic lines by Ji Won Choi, delightfully clownish knits by Emma Cleveland, and light ecru jackets sprouting what appeared to be wispy strands of grass by Jacob Olmedo.
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Our lust for traversing the mountaintops and unknown valleys of the American West sparked an equal desire to seek out watering holes filled with a frontier spirit: the individualism and no-frills pragmatism sprouting potential for ad hoc camaraderie.
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Among them, according to NOAA's accounts of the expedition, was an anemone sprouting numerous tentacle-like, long pink appendages and a "potential colonial hydriod" the looks like a neon brain hanging out in a hammock to the untrained eye.
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I have been happy about the crop of upmarket taco restaurants sprouting around my home state the past few years, with their artisanal-tequila cocktail menus and chichi ingredients (crunchy kale, slow-roasted pork belly, spice-glazed duck breast).
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Whether finding space for manufacturing among the apartments sprouting on an old industrial waterfront or turning the derelict upper floors of the Fulton Mall into tech hubs, builders are scouring the city for ways to do more with less.
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At the time my father had been dead for 18 months, my mother had vanished the year before that, I was magically sprouting hair in places I was not expecting, and I was still sharing a bed with Teta.
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A huge figure, for example, slumps down the left-hand side of the canvas, with its legs stretching along the bottom; inside, are the silhouettes of three smaller bodies, all in the same position, sprouting eerily from each other.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — The gift of springtime is the panoply of new life: gray buds breaking open into bright flowers, gray branches sprouting leaves in a thousand shades of green to make a bower of our common lives.
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"Denmark is becoming northern Europe's hub for data centers with a high prospective for growth for the tracking industries delivering solutions to the many data centres sprouting up all over the world," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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They include seashells she carried in her suitcase when she left El Salvador as a teenager; a clay brick celebrating her frequent artistic collaborations with artist Rafa Esparza; and two books, one charred and the other open, sprouting seedlings.
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Accordion-pleated unstructured jackets and dresses trimmed in pearls resembled nothing so much as paper suiting patterns seen from the side, and the bride's organza gown trailed a train of trouser legs, the full skirt sprouting sleeves for extra sway.
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Such so-called "French" beards (a term that might surprise Parisians) are sprouting all over the urban centres of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a mountainous border region, only recently emerged from almost a decade on the front line of Pakistan's Taliban insurgency.
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His tone always emotional, Goodman described how that child had developed right before his eyes at an insane speed reminiscent of the way a plant in time-lapse photography grows, sprouting, developing, blossoming, and withering, all in less than a minute.
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Like many of its Caribbean neighbors, communist-governed Cuba imports more than two-thirds of its food, despite having rich farmland and hundreds of urban farms sprouting up in old parking lots, rooftops, or other small plots of unused land.
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For a pair of fanciful earrings, lightweight, high-tech carbon fiber is fashioned into delicate branches sprouting milky opal buds and diamond-studded petals; for a statement ring, the same material is double coiled and crowned with an oversize pearl.
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Sea stacks that would be wind-scoured crags in the Caribbean are Seussian humps here, covered in mats of vegetation, sprouting trees at odd angles, with frigate birds preening in the branches and blue-footed boobies hunkered on the ledges.
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CreditCreditStephen B. Morton for The New York Times NORFOLK, Va. — Huge vertical rulers are sprouting beside low spots in the streets here, so people can judge if the tidal floods that increasingly inundate their roads are too deep to drive through.
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Sprouting from the radical feminist movement within the 1970s second wave, political lesbianism is related to lesbian separatism, and promotes the idea that a woman can break from heterosexuality and simply refuse to incorporate sex with men into their lives.
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Bachelor's programs in English have been sprouting like wild dandelions across the middle kingdom, most of them in business and technical fields, reflecting the Chinese economy's keen interest in graduates with expertise in those subjects and knowledge of Chinese ways.
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ROME (Reuters) - A life-size mural depicting Pope Francis with a saintly halo kissing U.S. President Donald Trump sprouting devil's horns appeared on a wall near the Vatican on Thursday, less than two weeks before they are due to meet.
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A patchwork of fields — some blanketed with purple potato flowers, others sprouting young corn stalks, and many barren and brown, waiting to be planted — terraced the hills and spread out on a plateau that overlooked the river about 2210 feet below.
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Over days and weeks of training, you'll undergo more significant changes—such as the strengthening of bones and ligaments and the sprouting of new power-producing mitochondria in your muscle cells—that make you better at both running and recovering.
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The A1 motorway eventually disappeared and turned into something else; the highways in Naples twist and turn and go up and down at a dizzying pace, and there is an endless circulatory system of ancillary routes sprouting from the main one.
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Propelled by crystalline similes — sharp, clear, refracting — the work is disarming, tinged with sly humor or heartbreak, sprouting like a human head from a garden, as occurs in the 1977 piece "A Vegetable Emergency" from a book of the same title.
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Fabulously chic and seductively sinister, Ms. Donohoe is actually a vampire priestess, prone to coldblooded hissy fits, sprouting fangs at will and spraying a venom that transports victims into a mad delirium of screaming nuns, rampaging serpents and bloody crucifixions.
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Ms. Carlson uses a series of mapping techniques, designed by the astrologer Jim Lewis in the late 1970s, to create a mesmerizing crisscross of sine waves or curves, each representing a planet — plus the sun and moon — sprouting from one's birthplace.
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A boy's voice quiets right around the same time that he is cluelessly steeped in his own body odor, his face may be speckled with pimples or he could be sprouting hair from his upper lip to his lower legs.
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One of the enduring legends associated with Patrick, Patron Saint of Ireland — whose feast day many of us will celebrate Sunday — is the sprouting into a living tree of the ash walking stick he planted into the soil of Aspatria.
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While forced labor is rife across Britain's building sites, nail bars and farms, car wash slavery is rising with unregulated businesses sprouting up nationwide and most victims too scared to speak out, the country's anti-slavery agency and chief say.
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Even before 4chan was known for sprouting Anonymous, the morally dubious group of politically active hackers, and for the rise of the alt-right, 4chan was a place where you could go and be instantly greeted with something unspeakably offensive.
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And steps away, Patrick Jacob's "Yellow Slime Mold with Blue Pinkgills" (2015), a shrunken vision of mushrooms sprouting out of grass, is built into the exhibit wall and viewable only through a two-inch window, exploiting our insatiable enthrallment with fake realities.
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The overheated rhetoric sprouting from the Twitter accounts of even the more reasonable presidential candidates, to say nothing of Donald Trump's feed, nicely proves Mr Obama's point that the present-day GOP is simply hopeless when it comes to rational gun policy.
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Luckily, I have a predisposition to florals, and at Vacca they were sprouting all over, from the aforementioned pants — which I narrowly escaped purchasing, though their pull remains strong — to a handful of joyous sport coats ($1,415 single-breasted, $1,452 double-breasted).
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Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker Just outside the barroom is a garden, where a few trays of seedlings I saw sprouting in the kitchen, impatiently pushing up against their plastic covers, will be planted when the weather turns warmer.
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On the other hand, if I end up with homing daggers sprouting from every killed enemy (Ceremonial Dagger), chances are I'll be playing to maximize final hits on enemies and thus maximize how many daggers I can have flying around at once.
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Big deals like Amazon's acquisition of Souq, and the acquisitions that retail and real estate giant Emaar is making to consolidate regional e-commerce and logistics players, are also both signs of how the strongest startups in the Middle East are sprouting.
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But over the years, the station evolved like a multicellular organism, sprouting six more pressurized limbs from the DOS-2437 base block to become the largest spacefaring vessel of its day, as well as the first continuously inhabited orbital outpost in human history.
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Just when I'd tricked myself into believing that maybe I really was a 60-something sprouting a Starbucks palette of richly hued locks, the emergence of Witchy White, Grim Reaper Gray and Silver Scythe sadistically reminded me that the house always wins.
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The mudslide exposed the government's lack of vision and refusal to act when illegal structures were sprouting all over the city, said Ibrahim Abdullah, a former professor of history and African studies at Fourah Bay College at the University of Sierra Leone.
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Despite the ethereal condominium towers sprouting up over the global capitals of the world, there is no question that the Great Recession once again dimmed the profession's intellectual hubris, and the last eight or so years have been a kind of interregnum.
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It's an anatomical references that rings a bell to me because it resembles a botanical term, axillary bud, which refers to buds that come out of the little "shoulders" formed by lateral stems sprouting from the trunk (or main stem) of a plant.
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Here you'll find the gnarled trunks of ancient bristlecone pines in California; smears of gold as lavender and wheat dance in the Provençal wind; eerie spikes of rock formations in Kunming, China; and otherworldly parasol mushrooms sprouting under cork oak trees in Spain.
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Her second exhibition at Culver City's Walter Maciel Gallery, Gender Renaissance, features a diverse cast of multiracial characters, portrayed in traditional settings that are punctuated by surrealist interventions: a classical portrait of a man with mushrooms sprouting from his head, for example.
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We looked out over the strip as he pointed to some of the newer businesses sprouting like weeds between the older hair salons and restaurants on the strip: Fulton Ale House, A Gusto Thai Bistro, Super Foodtown, Blink Fitness, El Jeffe Modern Mexican.
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The sculptor uses recognizable figures to create unrecognizable scenarios, in some scenes, trees are sprouting from an animal's back or from the bottom of a human being's feet, while in others miniature houses hang from the balance of the tree from which it once came.
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Not coincidentally, that meant more money to buy lasers, which became a crucial part of the carnival atmosphere surrounding the mega-raves that soon began sprouting up, and the perfect cutting-edge tool for elevating an age-old bacchanal into a cheesy sci-fi future.
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And all the time, whether in farm country or steel country, the closed independent shop and the collapsed bank were as much monuments to the new political order as the sprouting number of Walmarts and the blizzard of junk-mail credit cards from Citibank.
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The title she gave the project — "Wheatfield — A Confrontation" — nailed its political intent, though you understood it, without prompting, at the sight of two acres of breeze-swept natural bounty, accessible to all, sprouting beneath the silos of capitalist greed that were the twin towers.
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But then, on a rainy morning in the Trinidad hills in December 2016, he walked past coconut trees and towering okra plants to the edge of a field with ripe stalks of rice, each grain covered in a reddish husk and sprouting spiky tufts.
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Wispy mushrooms appear on a medicine box among other auspicious motifs like a black turtle, a lotus, and a deer; orange ones adorn a 17th-century painted fan, sprouting behind a Chinese scholar's rock and an evergreen plant, which are also symbols of good fortune.
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Start-ups are sprouting up to take advantage of recent shifts with U.S. health care, namely the transition from "fee for service," which involves payment for tests and procedures, to "value-based care," which involves providing high-quality and efficient health care at the lowest price.
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They stand as sentries to another 2011 work, "We The People," which immediately draws the focus to the back wall of the main exhibition room, with the eponymous phrase in Old English lettering demarked by arcs and fringes of hanging shoelaces sprouting from holes in the wall.
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Sprouting from last year's successful Berklee Women's Power Symposium, ProjectNextUp is a global initiative that prides itself on empowering young women by embracing the ideas of mentorship and diversity, with a view to highlighting female trailblazers in the industry, and rewrite the narrative of leadership and success.
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Now for those whose tastes have graduated beyond the backpacking years but whose finances have not, a new breed of hybrid hostel sprouting up on this side of the Atlantic bundles better design, lively bars and restaurants and even some private rooms, all still nicely priced.
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Residential buildings sprouting up to higher altitudes include a 153-story shimmering ribbon at 100 East 53rd Street (another Foster and Partners project); a 64-story glass-and-terra-cotta tower at 138 East 50th Street; and a 49-story shard at 131 East 47th Street.
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I don't know why, but the sight of those dark black hairs sprouting up from what was once smooth skin really disturbed me, and so I started to use my mom's fancy tweezers and pluck them out one by one whenever I saw them grow in.
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Newer iterations seem more akin to the millennial-focused, hipster-amenitized luxury rental developments that are sprouting countrywide (with design tropes that include raw wood shelving, vintage board games, Dutch bikes and picture books like "The Selby Is In Your Place" strewn about the common areas).
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Today there's fresh interest in mastic — which is a tree or a shrub, depending on the individual plant's size — as pharmaceutical companies and supplement manufacturers scour the natural world for overlooked or underutilized wonders: sprouting, blooming or oozing remedies developed in the largest laboratory of all.
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SCHIERKE, Germany — Several retirees, a few millennials, a local couple and a technology specialist who saved overtime hours to take a day off from work gathered around a pile of birch twigs sprouting leaves on one end and a tangle of fine roots at the other.
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" A statement from Mark Lancaster, the government's Minister for the Armed Forces, said: "It is with deep regret that the Ministry of Defence confirms the death of Capt Dean Sprouting of the Adjutant General's Corps, who died earlier this week at Al Asad Air Base in Iraq.
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We never seem to have enough tools to deal with new threats and malware that are sprouting on a daily basis, and there's not enough data to make smart assumptions and decisions (or in some cases, too much data and too many false positives to find the real threats).
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He also dropped a few enthusiastic words vis-a-vis infrastructure, education and broadband — going longest on the latter by claiming that "fantastic full fiber broadband" would be "sprouting in every household", before falling back on the safe and fuzzy ground of non-specific cheerleading of party and country.
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It was early 1003, and I was hitting balls at Haoyun Golf Club, a driving range in one of the many new development areas sprouting up around Chongqing, often called sprawling but really just enormous: roughly the size of South Carolina, with a population of around 30 million.
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But other segments, like the sprouting of a rainforest from the stadium floor, and the slave march — for which dancers wore large blocks, like parking boots, on their feet — probably came across better on the screen, communicating some of the wonder that the stadium spectators must have felt.
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Each of these men's brows have substance and gravitas but it was a picture of Dave Franco that I eventually showed to Nadia: a decision that has more to do with my newfound crush on Alison Brie than what happens to be sprouting out of his pretty face.
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At the 2018 Winter Antiques Show in January, its presentation included a pair of black plywood benches sprouting moose antlers by the fashion designer Rick Owens (about $5,17303) and a new seven-foot-tall Rococo-inspired porcelain wall piece resembling a medallion by Katsuyo Aoki and Shinichiro Kitaura ($250,000).
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After Hurricane Andrew destroyed our home in 1992 (a nine-foot storm surge seemed to choose us, leaving the other houses on our block largely untouched), I developed a repertoire of new superstitions overnight, like mental mushrooms sprouting out of the saltwater that had flooded up to our ceiling.
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For the park's design, Mr. Diller hired the renowned British designer Thomas Heatherwick, who envisioned an undulating 2.4-acre platform that rises out of the river like a green Neverland, supported around the perimeter by clusters of Champagne-glass-shaped pots sprouting from pilings sunk into the riverbed.
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The visuals took over screens that hovered above the arena floor and the cross-shaped stage, which was a huge screen itself, giving the effect that the rapper was swimming in a pool of his own creation, a video-game protagonist sprouting out of pixels and into real life.
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The impression of the Washington exhibition is of splendor, not just from book to book and page to page, but within individual pages, with their nested divisions, their lustrous ornaments and their sprouting, rolling, singing Arabic phrases, which form the ethical heart of a faith and a culture.
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From key plot points to some important changes in tone, here are some of the things we learned along the way ... One of the most noticeable posters in the art-packed boardroom at Leavesden was a six-foot, shadowy silhouette with two horns sprouting from its faceless head.
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Maggie Hoskie inhabits a world only a few years in our future, where energy wars have culminated in a cataclysmic flooding called the Big Water, and the Navajo reservation has saved itself with supernatural help, sprouting enormous walls of white shell, turquoise, abalone and jet around its borders.
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For his recent exhibition at Blum & Poe, the Los Angeles-based painter created an expansive installation that included a recreation of his studio, a faux pool surrounded by astroturf, and a vacant dirt lot complete with a graffiti-covered crumbling wall and full-size tree sprouting from the gallery floor.
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Having originally sprung to life in a small office in West Los Angeles, Marvel Studios now takes up the entire second floor of the sprawling Frank G. Wells building on Disney's backlot, plus the screening rooms and post-production facilities sprouting up all around the studio to accommodate Marvel's massive slate.
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" The Happy Trail Stays, Always"Depending on the client, [body grooming] could be as simple as trimming down the chest hair to the point of it just being scruff or, if a man likes his chest hair, we leave it, and tweeze or trim the stragglers sprouting out of random areas.
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In part, this narrative is already coming true, as a "Guggenheim in every city" wouldn't be so far-fetched for what has become the world's most famous museum franchise:Guggenheim museums began sprouting across the globe, from the Basque Country to faraway Dubai, until there was nowhere else for them to grow.
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When asked what situations he could see the ombudsman being involved in, the legislator listed hypothetical problems sprouting from the proposed HOV-3 lane over the Williamsburg Bridge, or 'busway' on 14th Street, which will close the main artery to private vehicular traffic from 5am to 10pm, seven days a week.
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And while the Zika cases sprouting up all over the country are mainly due to international travel to high-risk Zika infected areas in Latin America and the Caribbean, the virus is also spread through sexual transmission and locally through mosquitoes in south Florida that are testing positive for the virus.
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SINGAPORE — As the print magazine industry continues its struggle to survive, the watch publisher Revolution is sprouting an e-commerce arm, partnering with the new e-commerce platform WatchBox to sell pre-owned timepieces and, separately, selling new limited-edition models by 10 brands, including Tag Heuer, IWC Schaffhausen and Hublot.
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In the first room of the show, which showcases images of playful and personified skyscrapers, four versions of the print "Pivotage Difficile" ("Difficult Steering," 1947) installed side-by-side show dramatic differences from one version to the next, with a fuzzy pillar gradually sprouting alongside the crystalline tower on the image's right side.
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But with right-wing revivals sprouting all across Europe, not to mention the rise of Donald Trump here in the United States, Knausgaard's book is a reminder that if we are to understand this movement's appeal, if we are to grasp the nature of this bewildering other, we should begin by looking inwards.
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But the forest of construction cranes sprouting around this petrochemical hub tell the flip side of the story, as some of the same forces that drove down those prices sparked tens of billions of dollars in investment in new processing plants to take advantage of cheap and plentiful supplies of oil and gas.
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From inside shipping containers in Brooklyn, New York, to a disused air-raid shelter under London's streets and an innocuous warehouse on a Dubai industrial estate, vertical farms are sprouting up in all sorts of places, nourished by investment in the business from the likes of Japan's SoftBank and Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos.
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"Of course I am referencing a lot of my own collections," Mr. Ford said backstage after the show, perched on a black velvet couch in front of a table sprouting a vase of white orchids in a spare room of the Park Avenue Armory dominated by a giant portrait of George Washington.
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For example, a large photographic print of a stag (over which the artist has placed plexiglass embellished with paint) has a spray of branches sprouting from its head; these function as both a regal crown of antlers and a way to render the animal part of the natural scheme that includes the growth of trees.
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The projects by 19903 residents include the Brazilian collective OSGEMEOS's top-floor installation, with large yellow light bulbs sprouting from the floor, altered photographs and paintings that pay homage to cheap portrait studios in Latin America, and a wild zoetrope, a pre-film animation device that winds up a couple of times a day.
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Burle Marx's home is host to his vast collection of Brazilian ceramics from the Vale do Jequitinhonha, a region in the southeastern state of Minas Gerais, which includes massive clay vases, small round pots sprouting multiple heads, terra–cotta figurines of men and women in matching white outfits, and busts of women wearing veils.
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The intersection between the food and tech industries has been playing out for years now, sprouting dozens of food startups; efforts from large tech companies to move into food; and strategies from large food players tapping tech to make sure they don't miss out on the next wave of consumers and how they are choosing to shop.
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We watch her cut the grapefruit down the middle, and slurp the juice from one half while the other half faces us, a sequence of video imagery playing out inside its skin: buzzing bees, a genetic engineering lab, sprouting plants, travel in shipping containers, a glimpse of Mexican federal police and Mexican president Vincente Fox and Bill Clinton strolling.
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When my dear friend Tara Teschke told me that she was considering embracing the gray hair that started sprouting from her scalp by dyeing the rest of her hair to match, I was totally on board with helping her out and telling her story (especially since it had to do with identity, which is wrapped up in our hair).
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Not much has changed since I was a kid growing up here, when only every now and then would somebody find a remnant of all that once existed — a toad hiding underneath the base of our basketball hoop after a rainstorm, our tree sprouting a lonely nectarine — and an event would surely have been made of it.
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But then there were also the Children of Delilah, the barbers, the barberesses, sprouting all over town like new growth and shining like the brightest points of light, like the finest, most luxurious hair, smoothed with a slick sheen of grease, growing faster than any havoc the Hair Crisis could cause, faster than any curse could possibly curse. ♦
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So, with the wind in my sails and the news that huge establishments selling vinyl were sprouting up all over Britain, I decided to clear my Saturday schedule, wolf down a bagel, and set off on my travels; eager to meet the auteurs of tomorrow and get used to where I would be spending my weekends from here on out.
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Intrigued by both Evans's overreaches and his team's visual invention, Ms. Price created the two-screen video "A Restoration" (acquired by the Art Institute of Chicago.) It begins with a riot of vegetal imagery, sprouting from the darkness against a percussive score as a narrator — her voice provided by a text-to-speech engine — details the recreation of Knossos's botanical decorations.
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In the graphite drawing "Panty Stealers (After Diana and Actaeon)" (2019) — at a little more than 7 feet by 6 1 1/2 feet, by far the largest work in the show — Morgan's tonal shading, distinguishing one form and surface from another, looks like it has not been reworked; tree bark, bulging belly, and hair sprouting from skin have all been carefully attended to with remarkable control.
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The love for a musician, at its core, is surely about the music, but it can evolve in such a way that the music itself becomes a seed, sprouting into an opportunity for kinship, which sprouts into a conversation for the world at large and the varied and unique ways in which we fit into it, while still remaining tethered to our common interests.
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There has been a dramatic reduction in terrorist incidents originating from the West Bank over the past decade and thus fewer incursions by and confrontations with Israeli Defense Forces - cooperation between Palestinian and Israeli intelligence services as well as U.S. mentoring deserves much of the credit; and Ramallah itself seems to be booming – construction everywhere and new shops, restaurants and cafes sprouting up almost weekly.
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So it makes sense that as the city continues to struggle to make good on a more than decade-old promise to develop the park — stymied by its inability to acquire all the necessary land and slowed by the laborious process of cleaning up the area's legacy of industrial grime — a competing idea has arisen, sprouting through the cracks in the process like weeds through a sidewalk.
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But this week, President George Bush, who died on Friday at 94, will be buried in a place that, in some ways, could not be farther from his East Coast roots: near a pond stocked with catfish on the campus of what had once been an agricultural and mechanical college, in a city sprouting from a spread of farm and ranch land in Central Texas.
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I thought it was just as miraculous and cool to see her making her own yogurt and granola, and sprouting her own sprouts, as I did watching her make Irish soda bread or duck-leg confit or the annual birthday baked alaska that she set under mesmerizing blue rivulets of fire with kirsch flowing from half an empty eggshell set at the top of the meringue Vesuvius.
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Anxiety and the rise of Lou Barletta Alarmed by the growing number of immigrants drawn to town by the low-wage warehouse distribution center jobs that were sprouting up in the area, Hazleton's then-mayor, Lou Barletta, pushed through an ordinance in 20033 prohibiting landlords from renting to undocumented immigrants, fining the employers who hired them and making English the official language of the town.
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"the world's biggest fashion event," airs on TV in the United States, and millions of people are expected to tune in to watch models including Karlie Kloss and Bella Hadid and Lais Ribeiro strut down a runway in Shanghai, wearing thigh-high lace-up stiletto boots, various filmy bits of lingerie and one diamond-bedecked $2 million bra, many of them with gigantic wings sprouting from their shoulders.
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