European eels are trafficked during this intermediate stage of development.
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Online literature was still in its early stage of development.
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For each stage of development, Raeburn describes how a father contributes.
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We listed companies' financial information depending on their stage of development.
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At that stage of development, it's not really a "heartbeat" at all.
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Like Siakam, Caboclo remains in the "keep improving everything" stage of development.
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They don't deserve that type of valuation at this stage of development.
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Partly this reflects China's stage of development: industry leaders are still just emerging.
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My firm funds companies at a later stage of development, the expansion stage.
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Google's hardware business right now is in the reputation-building stage of development.
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China has reached a stage of development where manufacturing is fading in importance.
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Glasgow is currently making similar plans, at a slightly earlier stage of development.
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"Often, ICO projects are in a very early stage of development," it said.
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Can you put forward a compelling vision for Singapore and its next stage of development?
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So to fund the next stage of development, Neumann and his team are getting creative.
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In their young stage of development, jellyfish are called polyps and will sometimes form colonies.
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Some historical comparisons suggest the rate is getting too small for the country's stage of development.
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Investments range from $200,2200 to $2300 million, depending on each company's needs and stage of development.
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Routine changes in engine architecture at this stage of development are considered relatively rare, they said.
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He was an easygoing collaborator, bringing new ideas to the table during each stage of development.
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Sha Tin will always be the center, but it gives us the next stage of development.
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During this stage of development, toddlers typically develop an affinity for simple carbs, like breads and crackers.
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Moreover, China pollutes far less per person than Western countries did at the same stage of development.
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Middle earners in countries at India's stage of development usually take more of the gains from growth.
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The share in China, which is at a similar stage of development, is only half as large.
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Enhanced weathering is at an even earlier stage of development and costs are still harder to assess.
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His team reckon that Chile, Indonesia and Poland are all unusually virtuous given their stage of development.
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But that interpretation depends on the stage of development captured by the discovered embryo fossils, Habib said.
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However, the accuracy of the missile, still at an early stage of development, was low, it said.
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Our nation's efforts to transform energy markets cannot afford to stumble at this critical stage of development.
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The top three major manufacturers all have a new plane at various stage of development and certification.
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I have found that this model applies not only to toddlers, but to every stage of development.
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It's an economic tenet that, eventually, manufacturing employment peaks as countries reach a higher stage of development.
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The team hadn't yet reached the beta testing stage of development, or even the alpha testing stage.
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We covered Elk last year — when it was in an earlier stage of development and being called Elkrem.
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The drug is in the late-stage of development, with data expected in the second half of 2018.
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I usually have three to six paintings going at a time, each at a different stage of development.
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The sources said the value of the asset was unclear due to early stage of development and uncertain future.
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Nearly all European countries protect children at this late stage of development, and it is time we joined them.
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Orsted made bulk purchases of turbines and cables, and refined each stage of development, from site planning to maintenance.
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Several companies are trying to develop medical treatments using Crispr, although they are in the early stage of development.
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The lambs were at a stage of development comparable to that of a 22- to 24-week-old human fetus.
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Applications that harness virtual currencies and distributed ledgers, on the other hand, are still at an early stage of development.
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He could do what toddlers only do after a certain stage of development — know when something is hidden from view.
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The project, which is in an advanced stage of development, will supply 300 megawatts of power, Enlight said on Tuesday.
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The government has 3,000-hectare (7,413 acres) of land in the province for the first stage of development, Djalil told media.
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They then have to go back and overhaul their app to address the problem at a much later stage of development.
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At China's stage of development, this may not be a bad thing, because the economy's capital-intensity is still in flux.
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In addition to being at a more advanced and practical stage of development, industrial drones have key advantages over driverless trucks.
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The next stage of development is bound to be harder, requiring more productive firms, more private capital and more skilled labour.
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The challenge is finding the right type of incentive or inducement, in the right amount, at the right stage of development.
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The way we can reconcile the competing forces of memory, destiny and reality is by leading Europe's next stage of development.
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He added that it was important to note that the Chinese stock markets in still in its early stage of development.
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The southbound initiative aims to support Taiwan's next stage of development by strengthening economic ties across the region beyond northeast Asia.
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The US Army is preparing to move to the next stage of development for its Robotic Combat Vehicle - Light (RCV-L).
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Some are due between the July 2020 launch and the beginning of 2021; others are in the early stage of development.
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This keeps them satisfied for the next three days, after which the spiderlings are ready for their next stage of development.
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This was puzzling, since most of the nutrient-rich yolk should have been used up by this late stage of development.
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By looking under microscopes and determining what stage of development the maggots were in, they could roughly determine the time of death.
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An article on Page 120 this weekend about the increasing availability of specialty fruits refers incorrectly to a biological stage of development.
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Neat is in a much earlier stage of development and it is serving a more fragmented market in Asia via Hong Kong.
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But if Indians were ready for political freedom at such an early stage of development, I often wondered, why not economic freedom?
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More transparently, "Weathering" presents its adolescent characters at a stage of development in which everything is possible, and nothing is ever enough.
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The researchers then compared the skeleton's biological stage of development with what would be expected in a modern human of the same age.
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"We must take initiative to firmly grasp this new stage of development for artificial intelligence and create a new competitive edge," it said.
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While quantum computers are in an embryonic stage of development, scientists have already written algorithms that do certain simple things, like factor numbers.
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For some, however, gaming has reached a new stage of development; the games themselves are more intricate, and they're played for higher stakes.
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I was in my mid-teens, and that stage of development where glossy fashion magazines felt like the most exciting thing on earth.
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Teenage brains have reached an important stage of development that can be "disrupted" by marijuana, leading to long-term behavioral and learning problems.
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In 2002, Congress passed the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act, which guaranteed to infants born at any stage of development full legal rights.
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In 2002, Congress passed the Born-Alive Infants Protection Act, which guaranteed full legal rights to infants born at any stage of development.
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Martin Andrews, head of GlaxoSmithKline's rare diseases unit, believes the technology is proving itself, although it remains at an early stage of development.
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They may even regress to an earlier stage of development to try to garner the same care and attention that the new babies receive.
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T: CULTURE An article on Page 2800 this weekend about the increasing availability of specialty fruits refers incorrectly to a biological stage of development.
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T: CULTURE An article on Page 120 this weekend about the increasing availability of specialty fruits refers incorrectly to a biological stage of development.
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The company had lined up its executive team, received its first patent and begun a crowdfunding campaign for its next stage of development work.
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This stage of development involves NASA accepting the proposal NanoRacks has created, using an independent partnership with Boeing to begin development of its airlock.
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On this anniversary, let us recommit ourselves to building a culture that respects life, supports mothers, and nurtures babies at every stage of development.
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Much of the crop will be in its grain filling stage of development, when it needs water and cool temperatures to maximize harvest potential.
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Petco: Pupbox, a puppy and life-stage focused subscription service, delivers customized products and training information based on your pet's current stage of development.
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In Southeast Asia, the market is at an early stage of development since most of the region's retail spending is still being done offline.
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The roles (forager, nurse, builder, queen) are surprisingly accurate although in real life they happen at different stage of development of a single bee.
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Also, human eggs have been grown to full maturity in the lab before—but from cells that were already at a late stage of development.
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A fundamental limitation with these strategies, however, is that they presuppose the existence of super-advanced extraterrestrial intelligences (ETIs)—a completely hypothetical stage of development.
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Men who returned to a certain age or stage of development to recreate or correct an experience over and over, using teenage girls as collateral.
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As with any new technology at an early stage of development, initial production of such fabrics continues to be limited and the finished products, costly.
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Needless to say, baby birds need to to leave their nests at the right stage of development to boost their chances of making it to adulthood.
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"I'm still optimistic about the real estate industry, China is at a stage of development where we have not seen an end to urbanization," Lu said.
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In both chambers, there's been bipartisan support for sanctions on Turkey, so much so that there are at least five bills in some stage of development.
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Then again, all of the ingredients needed to actualize Milner and Hawking's vision—super tiny satellites, LightSails, laser propulsion—are now in some stage of development.
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Astra said it would team up with Lilly to develop a drug known as MEDI1814, currently being tested on humans in the first stage of development.
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Michael Elleman, a missile expert at the IISS, speculates that perhaps the missiles were solid-fuelled and the engines still at an early stage of development.
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The bill simply requires that the baby be given the same medical care as would be given any baby born at the same stage of development.
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"The term 'child in utero' means a member of the species homo sapiens, at any stage of development, who is carried in the womb," the bill states.
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In these new experiments, human cells are being introduced at a much earlier stage of development, when the cells are still sorting themselves out within the embryo.
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He notes that if the internet is currently in a "Wild West" stage of development, as it expands, companies may surreptitiously benefit financially from your personal data.
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Boston Dynamics CEO Marc Raibert tells The Verge that those years of contracting and research were necessary to bring the company to its current stage of development.
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In order to keep their heads small enough to make live birth possible, human children must be born at an earlier stage of development than other animals.
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The company said it had completed the first stage of development of the Dian-Dian bauxite deposit in Guinea, the world's largest, and started exporting the ore.
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A federal district court on Friday blocked new Texas regulations that would have required fetal tissue to be cremated or buried, no matter the stage of development.
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William Hinman, director of the division of corporation finance, said entrepreneurs needed to be able to be clear about where they were in their stage of development.
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The company has been deploying the updated system in more languages and improving suicide prevention in Instagram, though tools there are at an earlier stage of development.
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Even more surprising clues about pterosaurs come from the embryos found inside the eggs: some of these embryos were in the late stage of development, the researchers say.
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Overall the Arab world is far more pious than countries at a similar stage of development, according to the World Values Survey, a research project based in Vienna.
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This affords Curry and Pinchbeck the luxury of being able to have ongoing conversations with their creative team at every stage of development, from conception through to delivery.
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It required required all fetal tissue — at any stage of development, and no matter whether it came from an abortion or a miscarriage — to be cremated or buried.
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But attempts to figure out the stage of development each embryo had reached have been "kind of ad hoc — just look-at-it-and-guess," Dr. Unwin said.
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Clearly Duterte is signaling change and continuity, a balanced cabinet that could steer the country towards the next stage of development with the right kind of experience and inclusiveness.
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Because gene-editing is still in its nascent stage of development, He was criticized for conducting the experiment prematurely and for implanting the modified embryos in the mother's womb.
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The Republican platform has long called for a constitutional amendment that would give full "personhood" rights to fetuses at any stage of development, and this year was no different.
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But when they get to this age, this stage of development, there are different challenges and there isn't much out there in terms of tools – there is no handbook.
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Pictured above: the "Nightmare" a "stealth bike" developed by LSA Autonomy for DARPA that has just been moved on to the second stage of development, according to Defense One.
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If you just look at where India is in its stage of development now, in the medium-term, in the long-term, it is going to happen in India.
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Companies should always gauge whether notes are setting up the company for success in a future round, or whether additional notes are suitable at the company's current stage of development.
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They have been bootstrapping the first stage of development — including building their first system — but are now looking to raise funding to pay for manufacturing units to take to market.
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The chimeras used in biomedical research have been created, typically, by putting the human cells in at a later stage of development: at the fetal stage or even after birth.
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Liu Xiaolu, sales manager with ICONIQ Motors, a Tianjin-based luxury electric vehicle maker, said the large number of companies could be a "necessary stage" of development for the sector.
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Like several other conservative states, Alabama defines a fetus as a person at any stage of development, meaning people can face criminal charges for doing anything to endanger a fetus.
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The hope was that by providing interested parties with a working quantum computing model, it would help advance the technology, which remains very much in the preliminary stage of development.
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One explanation is that in the West, trade creates winners and losers; in Asia, at a lower stage of development, it mainly creates winners, though some gain more than others.
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The proceeds of the bond issue together with A$80 million raised in a share sale will underpin the A$234 million required for the project's first stage of development.
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The reason early teen years are significant for forging a person's music taste is because during the early teen years, a person's brain is beginning the final stage of development.
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Laura Palumbo, the director of communications at the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, said that there was appropriate information to give children about sexual violence at every stage of development.
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A true hydrogen bomb, the fourth stage of development, works by positioning near the triggering atomic bomb a separate capsule that can hold a much larger amount of thermonuclear fuel.
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One transportation expert told me it's nice that the self-driving leader is thinking about public transit during this early stage of development—but no one knows what will work yet.
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Germ theory was still in its nascent stage of development, yet doctors understood the importance of using antiseptics to stave of infections even if it wasn't immediately obvious as to why.
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A growing number of countries, across the political spectrum and stage of development, have created barriers to global trade by initiating data-residency requirements that confine data within a country's borders.
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Considering the technology's current stage of development and its rapidly increasing use, we urge a pragmatic approach to regulation that avoids potentially counterproductive and binary responses to this complex policy problem.
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In recognizing a right to choose abortion, Roe rejected the argument that fetuses, at any stage of development, may be treated as if they are separate constitutional persons under the law.
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I think it was three years ago, at E3 in 2014, when the game was still at an early stage of development that I said something that I maybe shouldn't have.
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Legal action could easily stall the permitting process, which requires a public comment period at almost every stage of development, from awarding leases to siting to drilling, creating openings for lawsuits.
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Lombard Odier's consolidated cost/income ratio compares unfavourably with peers, partly due to the early stage of development and low profitability of the investment management and technology and banking services businesses.
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The law underpins the debate over abortion in that Alabama recognizes a fetus at any stage of development as a "person" for criminal homicide or assaults, with an exception for abortion.
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After being identified, investigators found blowfly larvae in the third stage of development on their bodies, implying that the eggs had been laid before the bodies were thrown into the river.
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Germany has seen relatively few IPOs this year, but investment bankers have put that down to a dearth of companies at that stage of development rather than a lack of investor appetite.
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The bill released by House Republicans Thursday would allow a "child in utero" at "any stage of development" to be designated as the beneficiary of college savings accounts, known as 529 accounts.
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"I will be 59 in August of this year and I feel it best for the group that someone else leads the group's next stage of development," Boucher said in a statement.
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In previous studies, scientists had developed mouse eggs in a laboratory to the stage where they produced live offspring, and had also matured human eggs from a relatively late stage of development.
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Rossman's four rules of writing a future press release will give you and your team a competitive advantage no matter what stage of development your company, product, service, or initiative is in.
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"David is a strong leader who will take Zenefits to the next stage of development, as it evolves from a startup to a large-scale national leader," Conrad said in a statement.
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Adding that Sophia is still in an early stage of development, the he said: "I think we should see the future with respect for all sentient beings and that will include machines."
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The case sparked outrage across the country — though not so much in Alabama, where state law recognizes a fetus at any stage of development as a "person" for criminal homicide or assaults.
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The case sparked outrage across the country — though not so much in Alabama, where state law recognizes a fetus at any stage of development as a "person" for criminal homicide or assaults.
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For the most part, the latest wave of propaganda casts Xi as all business, focusing on his dedication, his aptitude and his personal role in guiding China into a new stage of development.
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Your project description should give backers a realistic and accurate picture of what you've done so far, what stage of development you're in now, and what you're hoping to create with their support.
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At the stage of development where FwdForce's crowdfunding campaigns are happening, you cannot expect to find the level of passion you see from projects like the Coolest Cooler, Exploding Kittens or Pono Music.
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Toddlers go through a stage of development called "autonomy versus shame and doubt," the second of eight stages of psychosocial development identified in the mid-1900s by a pioneering psychologist named Erik Erikson.
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HSBC Beta will only be available to U.K. customers initially, but Bhatia said the lender aims to take what it learns from the app's beta stage of development overseas in the long-term.
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As a beta product, it will still be in a stage of development; a full version to go on general release to the broader U.K. population is expected to arrive in early 2018.
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And this week, research consultancy McKinsey released "Focused Acceleration," an analysis meant to complement and extend Deadline 2020, helping cities target the highest-impact strategies based on their size and stage of development.
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They feed 24 hours a day, and increase their body size 300-723 times by the time they reach the last stage of development, the pupil stage (like the cocoon stage for butterflies).
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The Chinese economy, the world's second largest, is growing at nearly 7 percent a year — down from 10.6 percent in 2010 but still a healthy pace for a country at its stage of development.
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We cap the rating on Chinese structured finance transactions at 'AAsf' to reflect the early stage of development of China's securitisation markets, and the country's sovereign IDR of 'A+' and Country Ceiling of 'A+'.
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Although people under the age of 25 should be allowed to do some of what is now considered 18 and older activities, the stage of development of the brain should be taken into consideration.
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In my view, my role with earlier stage clients is to position them for success by being practical and focusing them on the issues that are material for a company at their stage of development.
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" Like Georgia's six-week ban, the bill outlines a clear argument for fetal personhood, calling a fetus "a human being, specifically including an unborn child in utero at any stage of development, regardless of viability.
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Expectant mothers in the early months of gestation are most at risk of infection with Zika, which is thought to slow the growth of the brain of the fetus at a crucial stage of development.
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Sabie says the next stage of development will involve performing more complex simulations, wind tunnel tests, and developing the control system to demonstrate the disk will be capable of traveling at transonic and supersonic speeds.
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In the first stage of development, the industrial center will be built on a 22 million square meter area located in a corridor connecting the Indonesian capital of Jakarta to the West Java city of Bandung.
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If future work can manage to capture the brief, embryonic moments when this heritage appears in other animals, it may clarify why this particular stage of development is fixed and not as flexible as researchers thought.
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The law, which was later overturned by a federal judge, required all fetal tissue — at any stage of development, and no matter whether it came from an abortion or a miscarriage — to be cremated or buried.
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For these purposes, an unborn child means a child in utero, and the term child in utero means a member of the species homo sapiens, at any stage of development, who is carried in the womb.
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Why it matters: Although some companies may worry about heavy-handed regulation curtailing the advancement of AV technology, the unknown risks of litigation and liability have the greatest potential to derail progress at this stage of development.
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Enterome's most advanced product, EB 8018 (in the investigational new drug stage of development), takes advantage of the company's metagenomics platform to target the intestinal microbiome, which plays an important role in the pathogenesis of Crohn's Disease.
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To stabilize debt at the current level, China would need to accept growth of no more than 5 percent — about the pace of previous "miracle" economies like Japan and South Korea at a similar stage of development.
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Fintech lenders are part of the emerging small business credit market providing new sources of capital, but many of these businesses are still in the early stage of development and not fully solving this systemic market issue.
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Unlike China, which as we discussed yesterday faces a conflict between open entrepreneurship and strict party control in its next stage of development, India must build up its indigenous startups while also opening up to the global economy.
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Developers of new medicines have the prime responsibility for deciding if an experimental medicine should be made available based on the evolving safety and efficacy profile as well as the medicine's stage of development and overall development pathway.
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Akouos' lead therapy, AK-OTOF, is in the early stage of development, but the goal of the drug is to improve hearing in people with hearing loss for genetic reasons, the company said in a statement in September.
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Montoya: As kids reach that pre-teen stage of development, there's a real strong need for them to feel like they're in control, so we've crafted a really wonderful container for youth development where kids help younger kids.
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The acquisition is in line with PTTEP's strategy of adding producing assets or those which are in the final stage of development, located in Southeast Asia where PTTEP has experience, Chief Executive Officer Somporn Vongvuthipornchai said in a statement.
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Like, at what point in our stage of development did we figure out how to take a stick, put a string on it, and put a sharper stick on it and fling it 100 yards away and get lunch?
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In a first-of-its-kind policy paper that drew relatively little notice at the time, Beijing argued that nations in Latin America were "at a similar stage of development" as China, with much to gain on both sides.
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Our thought bubble: By essentially adding an intermediate, artificial stage of development, the technology could open up thorny ethical questions about when a baby is technically born and for how long a fetus could — and should — be raised outside the womb.
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Assuming it is successful in Phase IIb, the new shot will still have to go into much bigger and expensive final-stage testing and Evans said the plan would be to bring in a partner at this stage of development.
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The company is also asking users to present projects as ideas instead of as finished products, and to be honest with the progress, stage of development, and how long it will be before a finished product is delivered to backers.
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"The drug development landscape in NASH, which has been estimated to have $40 billion in market potential, has no approved drugs and is comprised of less than a half dozen drug candidates in the Phase II stage of development," Bernardino said.
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Anti-abortion groups have lobbied for fetal homicide laws as part of a broader campaign for "personhood," hoping to persuade the public to regard prenatal life at any stage of development as a human being deserving of legal rights and protection.
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There's a sort of writer — often male, typically born in the mid- to late-22007th century — for whom this won't be a surprise, for whom "Vonnegut" is practically a stage of development (it comes somewhere between adolescence and first rejection letter).
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The world's number-two economy is currently at an early-to-middle stage of development in terms of per capita consumption, roughly at the level of Malaysia in the 2000s, the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) said in a new report on Wednesday.
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I checked it out at IFA in Berlin this past week, and, well, it's still at the rough draft stage of development, but Nubia is confident it'll have it ready to go on sale in China before the end of this year.
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"The bank is in the new stage of development now - VEB should become the main instrument for realisation of tasks set by the President's May decree," Medvedev was quoted as saying by a government statement at a meeting of VEB's board of directors.
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"I will be 59 in August and I feel it best for the group that someone else leads the next stage of development," Boucher said in a statement, adding he would continue to lead the group while facilitating the transition to his successor.
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Some other names on the 2017 FinTech50 list include: The separate "Hot Ten" list of smaller fintechs, which are at an earlier stage of development but in the opinion of the organizers FinTechCity offer huge growth potential, was also released Tuesday in London.
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And while Trump insists that Kim has stopped its tests in recent months as a sign of good faith, North Korea has stated that it did so because its programs have reached a stage of development where tests are no longer needed.
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In the chart below, we compare the metrics for Stitch Fix, Roku and the three other members of our top-five list: Venture-backed life science companies generally pursue IPOs at a higher rate and earlier stage of development than their tech counterparts.
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If China's economy is allowed to slow further — as previous miracle economies did at a similar stage of development — it will take longer for the economy to match the size of the United States economy, certainly much longer than China's leaders had hoped.
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"Given the relative immaturity of the technology, distributed ledger technology is not a solution for large-scale applications like BOJ-NET and TARGET2 at this stage of development," the ECB and BOJ said in a joint statement, referring to their payment systems.
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He said Merck was looking to strike agreements for treatments including oral lung cancer drug tepotinib as well as a so-called bifunctional fusion protein at an earlier stage of development, which aims to assist the immune system in fighting cancer cells.
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The two vehicles it's testing in SF are apparently at a different stage of development versus the 12 test cars apiece it's been piloting in the other locations — explaining why it's feeling confident enough to return to the road in SF but not yet elsewhere.
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"Germany is an economic powerhouse with (around) 300 hidden champions here that would need more capital to take them to another stage of development," he told Reuters on Wednesday after meeting politicians and business leaders from the federal state of Hesse, where Frankfurt is located.
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International Exposure: Similar wireless service demand trends are occurring internationally, with wireless data services at an earlier stage of development than in the U.S. Excluding pass-through revenues, the company's international operations generated approximately 34% of total property revenues in the first quarter of 2017.
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International Exposure: Similar wireless service demand trends are occurring internationally, with wireless data services at an earlier stage of development than in the U.S. Excluding pass-through revenues, the company's international operations generated approximately 35% of total property revenues in the fourth quarter of 2016.
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Offshore wind power projects still cost 40 percent more than onshore and a fifth more than solar but because the offshore sector is at an earlier stage of development, costs are expected to fall faster and further, according to McKinsey research published last year.
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"Costs for rocket companies are relatively high, but as to how much funding they need, be it in the hundreds of millions, or tens of millions, or even just a few million yuan, depends on the company's stage of development," said Niu Min, founder of FutureAerospace.
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Next door, in the office of artist Andy Park, Ant-Man director Peyton Reed explained that this early stage of development is also when directors can begin collaborating, using the ways the various films overlap and intersect to begin setting up new costume changes or gadgets.
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That's a point I put to Stan Boland, co-founder and CEO of FiveAI, who told me that the startup could have raised a larger round but wanted to balance the runway required to reach the first stage of development with the current valuation of the company.
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Here's the full statement from the Irish watchdog: While we understand that Facebook's proposal to integrate the Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram platforms is at a very early conceptual stage of development, the Irish DPC has asked Facebook Ireland for an urgent briefing on what is being proposed.
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"Equus is at the right stage of development where the introduction of an experienced and financially capable partner can help progress the project to first gas and realize the value of the greater Equus area," Western Gas Executive Director Andrew Leibovitch said in a statement on Tuesday.
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"Equus is at the right stage of development where the introduction of an experienced and financially capable partner can help progress the project to first gas and realize the value of the greater Equus area," Western Gas Executive Director Andrew Leibovitch said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In both cases, a science at an early stage of development and with sometimes uncertain accuracy was or is being used to make big decisions—forced sterilization of the "feeble-minded" in the old days, not selecting a given embryo for implantation or terminating a pregnancy based on genetic indications today.
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There are currently more than a dozen King adaptations in some stage of development, and his stylistic fingerprints are all over TV's increasingly genre-happy landscape — to say nothing of shows that explicitly pay tribute to him like the '80s adventure thriller "Stranger Things," which even uses his classic title font.
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China's covered bond market is still in a very early stage of development, but Fitch believes it could become the largest in Asia if it is able to meet investor expectations, which include the use of a standardised legal regime or covered bond regulation that is supported by regulators and commercial banks.
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"Ohio criminal law defines 'an unborn human who is viable,' as a 'person' and, in turn, defines viability as 'the stage of development of a human fetus at which there is a realistic possibility of maintaining and nourishing of a life outside the womb with or without temporary artificial life-sustaining support," they say.
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"vArmour is already servicing this need with hundreds of customers, and we're excited to help vArmour grow to the next stage of development." vArmour hasn't developed a security service per se, but it is among the companies — Cisco and others are also competing with it — that are providing a platform to help manage security policies across these disparate locations.
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One of the most crucial, yet poorly understood, phases of life is the time from when a seven-day-old embryo burrows into the wall of a woman's uterus—a stage of development called implantation—and the moment, seven more days later, when the embryo becomes a self-organizing ball of cells destined to become a baby.
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This aerial amphibious robot is still in its embryonic stage of development, but should the concept prove feasible, the machine could be used to explore the dynamic environment on Saturn's moon Titan, the only object in the Solar System other than Earth to host a liquid at the surface—even if it is mucky, oil-like liquid methane.
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H1 is partnering with the Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) to evaluate the feasibility of building this system in greater Dubai and the UAE and the announcement follows the next stage of development for the company, which is gearing up for its "Kitty Hawk" moment early next year when H1 will test a full-scale prototype of its system in the Nevada desert.
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Critiquing those for whom "the only thing that counts is one particular ethical issue or cause that they themselves defend," Francis wrote: Our defence of the innocent unborn, for example, needs to be clear, firm and passionate, for at stake is the dignity of a human life, which is always sacred and demands love for each person, regardless of his or her stage of development.
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"The Chinese stock market is still in the initial stage of development and the total market capitalization is becoming bigger and bigger, but the quality of the stock market still has some problems (such as) the transparency, the supervision, the maturity of the investors and whether they know what they are doing," he told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore at the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) in Vladivostok, Russia.
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Transport lobby CNT, which estimates that 60 percent of Brazil's cargo is moved by truckers, called for a revision of the pricing policy of Brazil's state-controlled oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA. "Brazil's diesel fuel is more expensive than in countries at a similar stage of development like Russia and Mexico," CNT said in a Wednesday statement, adding that local prices are on average about 15 percent higher than in the United States.
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