Once hope takes root, there's nothing she can do to dislodge it.
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Which narrative takes root at the White House remains to be seen.
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Once C. auris takes root, it is hard to eradicate from a facility.
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There is a knottiness to our forests that takes root in the imagination.
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It's extremely effective at immunizing the gut, where polio takes root in the body.
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The arguments are likely to intensify as the market for alternative meat takes root.
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I'm just really hoping that the #MeToo movement really takes root and changes work culture.
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Looking ahead, the researchers would like to explore how the algae takes root in the salamander.
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Is Congress really going to do nothing as a giant new industry takes root in America?
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Expand into a newer landscape, and you might be surprised at how well the vine takes root.
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But any economic weakness could derail their progress before it takes root beyond a few good quarters.
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"Whether or not it takes root in our community, it's a good example to set," he said.
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Ruth's story takes root in multiple plot lines, allowing Garner to explore a complex, fully-formed human being.
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If a culture of dishonesty takes root in an administration, how can Americans believe anything its officials say?
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The vaccine is so particularly effective because it first immunizes the gut, where polio takes root in the body.
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So I'll be curious to see if that takes root, or other efforts to force more transparency about candidates.
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Combating segregation isn't just about undoing the structures of the past; it still takes root within schools in new ways.
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And it's become a case study in how difficult it can be to slay vaccine misinformation once it takes root.
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As Europe grows more secular and as Islam takes root on the Continent, the face of French Catholicism is evolving.
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Yet as democracy takes root in most Latin American countries, presidents and opposition-dominated legislatures have often managed to get along.
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The project, called "Haiti Takes Root," has launched a study with the World Bank to better understand charcoal production and consumption.
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A backlash, reminiscent of the fight over marriage licenses for same-sex couples in other states, takes root in New York.
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Democracy fully takes root only when all aspects of the political system assume that final authority rests with voters and elections.
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"If a culture of dishonesty takes root in an administration, how can Americans believe anything its officials say?" the Times asked.
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If history is a guide, a new social norm takes root when a series of smaller changes prepare the ground (see article).
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"Religion is now being used as a tool and once this takes root, the minority has got plenty to fear," Nagarajan says.
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General Liability: Lawsuit Culture Takes Root Outside the US NGOs are also experiencing more third party lawsuits from staff, customers and others.
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Once the idea takes root, he starts doing his research — seeking advice, reading books — to empirically approach the volatile teen dating scene.
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But the disease is highly contagious once it takes root, doctors say, since it spreads in the droplets from coughing and sneezing.
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It would enable us to develop and implement more effective policies and programs before violence takes root, disrupting and imperiling the lives of thousands.
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Fund managers are betting on a post-election future where inflation finally takes root, the economy shows real growth, and cash is no longer king.
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It's harder to understand why fascism takes root in a society when a story is constantly contrasting it with other, less tyrannical forms of government.
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As partisan conflict increasingly resembles guerrilla warfare, as political opponents despise each other as a matter of routine, the tactic of "enemy construction" takes root.
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The problem with Jane's story takes root at the very beginning of her project, as she looks at Morgyn through a very small, but admirable lens.
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That dynamic is likely to be even more pronounced in Europe as the new Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II, as the reforms are known, takes root.
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Their responses were mixed, but most are convinced that we're experiencing an uptick — and that once this sort of violence takes root, it is hard to stop.
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" Liz Feteke, director of the Institute of Race Relations, said recently: "If a 'hostile environment' is embedded politically, it can't be a surprise that it takes root culturally.
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A greater understanding of the circumstances out of which misinformation arises and the communities in which it takes root, Latour contends, will better equip us to combat it.
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The play also deepens because death, treated flippantly in the early scenes, now takes root in the characters' lives; the bare branches of Eno's trick structure sprout leaves.
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Instead, Trump laid out a vision where the United States and its allies, including Israel, cooperate with Muslim countries to vanquish radicalism before it takes root in the heart.
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And we can only hope the reverence and tenderness toward elderly people found in Asian cultures takes root here, too, becoming as American as sushi and dumplings and K-pop.
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QUALITY EATS A branch of Michael Stillman's West Village restaurant serving steak, especially uncommon cuts, takes root on Upper East Side: 29480 Second Avenue (78th Street), 212-256-9922, qualityeats.com.
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CNBC Reporter Ylan Mui and Contributor Scott Cohn to Lead Discussions Once-struggling cities are experiencing a renaissance as entrepreneurism takes root and young workers return to the urban core.
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Because the microbiome takes root in childhood, studies have explored if pregnancy, method of delivery or even the environment might hold some meaning in the microbiome's development and later health.
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According to the United Nations, the regime "operates an all-encompassing indoctrination machine that takes root from childhood to propagate an official personality cult and to manufacture absolute obedience" to Kim.
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My love for these pants, on the other hand, evades reason and takes root in that part of my brain that believes I have a lot in common with Maggie Gyllenhaal.
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Another built-in Windows security tool you might not know about is the Malicious Software Removal Tool, which runs silently in the background to make sure nothing takes root on your system.
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It tells the story of a community plot in a blighted urban neighborhood, and of all that takes root there: not just vegetables, but hope, trust, camaraderie and a commitment to change.
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As the trend of social entrepreneurship takes root in economies around the globe, future-focused impact investors are stepping up to the plate to help build a better world for generations to come.
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The crisis takes root in President Donald Trump's withdrawal last year of the U.S. from the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers that capped Iran's uranium enrichment activities in return for lifting sanctions.
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The bottom line: Democracy is designed to be a deliberative, gradual process, and it's become even slower as political polarization takes root worldwide — so leaders are increasingly forced to turn outward to flex their muscles.
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I'm obviously also not an expert on COVID-193 and how it interacts with SMA, but I do know that it takes root in the lower respiratory system and disproportionately affects people who are immunosuppressed.
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The two lived next door to each other, with Reynolds enduring her daughter's playful sniping, but Fisher also exhibiting the sort of protectiveness that takes root when roles are flipped and the child becomes the parent.
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But generally, radicalization takes root when someone has some sort of problem — whether about his own life, society at large, or something else entirely — and a radical ideology or group provides an answer to that problem.
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The question of how the democratic institutions and relatively open society of this leading East African nation will respond is a bellwether for the continent, where democracy evolves in some places and authoritarianism takes root in others.
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"As the trend towards a sustainable decline in consumer price growth takes root, the Bank of Russia will consider an opportunity of cutting the key rate in the first half of 2017," it said in a statement.
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HBO's previous presence in the country (and throughout much of Europe) has been through licensing its content to other TV services, but it intends to close off those channels in Spain eventually as its native service takes root.
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Leonardo DiCaprio was spotted at a benefit for Haiti Takes Root — a 10-year long initiative dedicated to the reforestation and development of Haiti — alongside Sean Penn, who co-hosted the event at Sotheby's New York on Friday.
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Yemen's dilapidated health infrastructure and frail population – at greater risk due to years of hunger, disease, and displacement from violent conflict - has world health experts worried about a disaster scenario when the virus inevitably arrives and takes root.
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The move has come as the Federal Reserve has continued to boost short-term rates and as the economy continues to show signs of picking up, inflation takes root and investors look for safety amid stock market volatility.
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"We need proactive labor inspection across the construction industry so that workers can report abuse early before modern slavery takes root," she said, adding that many laborers were too scared or did not know how to make complaints.
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She's one of nearly 150 women who have signed a public letter decrying a culture of sexual harassment in California's state politics, which takes root when lawmakers, staffers and lobbyists descend on Sacramento each year for the legislative session.
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The conflict takes root in Trump pulling out of Iran&aposs nuclear deal with world powers, an accord likely to further unravel as Tehran is expected to announce as early as Sunday it will break another set of limits.
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None of this should come as a surprise, because if there's one thing that's true about any of this nonsense, it's this: Conspiracy theories beget conspiracy theories, and once a crazy idea takes root it is all but impossible to quash.
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Asked last week why the US believes the rights of Afghan women will be maintained once the intra-Afghan negotiating process takes root, a senior administration official pointed to the fact that women would have a role in that process.
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As the outbreak takes root in the United States, President Donald Trump said on Friday he would prefer the Grand Princess's 2,400 passengers and 1,100 crew remain out at sea, but that he would let others decide where she should dock.
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The monthly decrease, the biggest since September 2000, more than reversed a spike in the jobless total the previous month to a new record high amid recent volatility in monthly figures that the government says is typical when a recovery takes root.
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In an effort to step up their involvement, Penn and J/P HRO recently announced their participation in Haiti Takes Root, a 10-year, $300 million initiative between the Haitian and French governments, as well as billionaire Sean Parker's The Parker Foundation.
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An illustration of how sticky fake news can be once it takes root is disinformation about the validity of Tsai's PhD from the London School of Economics, which continue to circulate through Taiwan even though the university issued a statement confirming the degree.
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GOMA, Democratic Republic of Congo/GENEVA (Reuters) - Ebola's arrival in eastern Congo's main city of Goma severely raises the risk of the virus spreading if it takes root in this metropolis near the border with Rwanda, the World Health Organisation (WHO) warned on Monday.
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But the divided ruling left unresolved a broader legal question that could help determine whether the tribunals system takes root as a permanent alternative to civilian court for prosecuting terrorism suspects, or fades away after the handful of current cases come to an end.
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And while we're excited to see what mythical bullshit takes root in such a gathering of sycophants and enablers, we also can't help but note that Team Trump passed up a wonderful opportunity to explore other themes perhaps more germane to the 45th presidency of these great United States.
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According to the United Nations report, which was prepared by its Commission of Inquiry and is more than 300 pages long, North Korea "operates an all-encompassing indoctrination machine that takes root from childhood to propagate an official personality cult and to manufacture absolute obedience" to Mr. Kim.
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But imagining a post-work society is a useful gateway into thinking about how to preserve dignity and stay afloat in the capitalist soup that unfettered neoliberalism has made in the 163st century, and how to address yawning inequality and wage stagnation as an increasingly automated future takes root.
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"The agreement also will ensure that the city's stated commitment to refocusing police and municipal court practices on public safety, rather than revenue generation, takes root and will not be undone," Vanita Gupta, head of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, wrote in a letter to Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III.
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The airless, lightless confines of these networks has a worrying tendency to amplify the most extreme content that takes root, namely that of racists, xenophobes, and conspiracists (which, ironically, includes anti-vaxxers.) There is no bigger audience, no soapbox that gets a better bang for the buck, whether you're Coca Cola or ISIS.
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To the Editor: Re "Vaccine Skepticism Takes Root at Progressive Schools" (news article, June 15): On behalf of the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America, I would like to offer a broader perspective on Waldorf education, whose approach to child development, social-emotional health and academic achievement is continuously supported by contemporary research.
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"NatureWorks Aims to Create a World Beyond Plastic- and it's Building Manufacturing Power to Meet that Goal", Minnesota Business NatureWorks hosts a conference called "Innovation takes Root","Innovation Takes Root" which brings together Ingeo Polymer users.
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In 2004, the center moved to its current location from Warren."Cultural center takes root in Clinton Township." The Detroit News. December 8, 2004.
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Its previous location was sold to a charter school in July 2004."Cultural center takes root in Clinton Township." The Detroit News. December 8, 2004.
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A reprint of the article may be accessed at on Monbiot's website. Also see "Carbon Offset Business Takes Root" by Martin Kaste, NPR, 28 November 2006.
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Retrieved on October 23, 2011. The district named the Rita Woodward Environmental Nature Park on February 14, 2008."A park takes root in Westbury." Houston Chronicle.
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False gods: the heresy takes root (mass-market paperback) (print). Horus Heresy [book series] 2. Cover art & illustration by Philip Sibbering (1st UK ed.). Nottingham, UK: Black Library. .
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"Sappy Satire Takes Root at Detroit Rep" Detroit Pride Source, November 15, 2006."Tale of Tree Love Receives Top Honors," Detroit Metro Times, January 2007.Monaghan, John. Satire's talented cast shines light on health care reform.
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He took his stick and thrust it into the ground, saying, "I will only accept the throne if this stick takes root." The stick he carried was of chopo or black poplar, which easily takes root in fertile soil. When it began to grow, Wamba agreed to go with the soldiers to become the new king of the Visigoths, being elected and crowned in what is today the tiny village of Wamba in the region around Madrid. A second legend is related by Charles Morris in Historical Tales, the Romance of Reality: Spanish ("The Good King Wamba").
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Jones, Kenneth. "'Grey Gardens' Takes Root on Broadway Beginning Oct. 3", playbill.com, October 3, 2006 The show opened, with revisions, on Broadway on November 2, 2006 at the Walter Kerr Theatre and closed on July 29, 2007, after 307 performances and 33 previews.
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AirHogs takes root as Grand Prairie baseball team's name For the 2016 season, the AirHogs merged with the Amarillo Thunderheads, taking their current name and splitting games between both home ballparks; since the 2017 season, the team has been based solely in Grand Prairie.
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According to The Journal News, one key to Ball's success was that his campaign identified the concern local voters cared most about: illegal immigration.West, Debra. "The Greg Ball effect: An anti- illegal alien strategy takes root and thrives". The Journal News. August 12, 2007.
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The term Cheralamdivu or Cheran Tivu and its cognates, meaning the "island of the Chera kings", is a Classical Tamil name of Sri Lanka that takes root from the term "Chera".M. Ramachandran, Irāman̲ Mativāṇan̲(1991). The spring of the Indus civilisation. Prasanna Pathippagam, pp. 34.
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Periphyton is predominantly algae, although over 100 different microorganisms help create it.Whitney, p.168. Larval insects and amphibians are supported by periphyton; these in turn provide food for birds, fish, and reptiles. Periphyton also absorbs calcium from the water, which creates marl where sawgrass takes root.
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Eg: A tree sapling, owned by C, is planted in the garden of a house owned by D. At the moment it is considered to have acceded, ie: when the tree takes root in the soil of the garden, thereby meeting the above three tests of accession, ownership of the tree now belongs to D.
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Some journalists have described Fettes as "the Eton of the North"."Tony Blair's revolting schooldays", The Scotsman, Edinburgh, 23 July 2004."Under the Green Oak, an old elite takes root in Tories", The Guardian, London, 12 August 2006."House of rivals shares the bond of an educated elite", The Times, London, 12 December 2005.
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Wind-borne seed transportation spreads the plant which takes root in sunny, disturbed soil in natural and cultivated areas. Plants can cause skin irritation or allergic reaction through contact with the plant or inhalation of its pollen. A single plant can contain up to 4000 flower balls, each ball being made up of hundreds of flowers.
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The Ersal Commercial Center, also known as the Al-Ersal real-estate project, is a $400 million commercial development under construction in Ramallah, Palestine."The Future Palestinian State Takes Root; Peace talks are making familiar headlines. The real news is economic progress in the West Bank," Hussein Ibish Michael Weiss, Sept. 2, 2010, Wall Street Journal.
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Lucy Hughes-Hallett, "Frets and starts: Offcuts from Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell blend fact with fairytale", The Guardian (21 October 2006). Retrieved 6 April 2009. It is "an anarchic medieval triumph-of-the-peasantry tale" in which the "pagan power of faerie [is] outwitted by the Christian saints".Claudia Fitzherbert, "When enchantment takes root in the shrubbery", The Daily Telegraph (25 October 2006).
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Ultimately, the initiative was vetoed by the United States Department of State.Clarence J. Robinson Jr., "Fusion center concept takes root as Congressional interest waxes," Signal, 1 April 2000. Karić also took part in confidential peace talks with German foreign affairs minister Joschka Fischer during this time.Matthew Campbell and Stephen Grey, "Papering over the cracks - War in Europe," Sunday Times, 23 May 1999.
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Rhodes then grants to Hartzell the former site of the Town of Mutare, including for a Methodist Mission. The Old Mutare Mission is established and Hartzell's dream of training African teachers to educate Africa children takes root. That year, a primary school opened at Old Mutare Mission. The Mission now supports and manages Hartzell School, an institution for students in grades 1-13.
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Less than a year later, her husband, who was an auditor for the Waters Pierce Oil Company, was transferred with his job to St. Louis, Missouri. Then by 1901, the couple was living in Omaha, Nebraska and periodically returned to Denison to visit her parents. Countiss graduated from a dramatic school in New York about this same time and the lure of the stage finally takes root.
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Made of deep red velvet. The color, once a symbol of passion and femininity, and a symbol of life that takes root among bronzes and plasters. Branches stretched towards the natural light, escape from the cage, their brilliant color contrasting with the subdued atmosphere of the studio in its shades of white, grey and black. Elizabeth Aro is part of the traditionally feminine heritage of textile and sewing work.
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Alligator weed was introduced to the United States from South America. It takes root in shallow water, interfering with navigation, irrigation, and flood control. The alligator weed flea beetle and two other biological controls were released in Florida, greatly reducing the amount of land covered by the plant. Another aquatic weed, the giant salvinia (Salvinia molesta) is a serious pest, covering waterways, reducing water flow and harming native species.
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The firm has used the capital to make investments on behalf of the firm's balance sheet alongside its family of private equity investment funds.Committed investors balance out hot money. EuroWeek, September 8, 2006Private Equity Takes Root. September 1, 2007 The following year, in 2007, the firm raised its largest fund to date with US$1.3 billion of capital as interest in emerging markets and the BRIC countries increased dramatically.
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The drink was introduced by a Denver-based company but is sold primarily in southern California, which accounted for 70 percent of its market as of late 2009. The name "Mary Jane" is a reference to marijuana, although the relaxing constituents of kava are not chemically related to cannabis.Jerry Hirsch, Kava 'anti-energy' drink takes root in the Southland, Los Angeles Times, December 29, 2009 The drink is manufactured in Riverside, CA.
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Oxford Art Online. June 6, 2010 and with the strong colour and value contrasts, creates the picture's symbolic resonance.National Gallery of Canada The pine, its branches bowed and placed to the right of centre, extends nearly the full length of the canvas, and is cropped at the top. It rises from a rocky foreground; the hardy jack pine often takes root on shores hostile to other trees, its sparsely leaved branches forming eccentric shapes.
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The mountain ridges of central and northeastern Pennsylvania, including the Poconos in the eastern part of the state, offer some of the best wind resources in the region.A new crop takes root accessed March 1, 2010. If all wind energy potential in Pennsylvania was developed with utility-scale wind turbines, the power produced each year would be enough to supply 6.4% of the state's current electricity consumption.State wind energy fact sheet - Pennsylvania, American Wind Energy Association, Dec.
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Ravenea musicalis, or the river palm, is a species of flowering plant in the family Arecaceae. Also known by the Antanosy word "torendriky," meaning "submerged trunk", R. musicalis is known for being the only truly aquatic palm tree. Like many mangrove trees, R. musicalis seeds germinate within the fruit, and the seedling takes root underwater. Endemic to Madagascar, R. musicalis was first discovered in 1993 by Henk Beentje on an expedition funded by the McDonald's restaurant.
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Chan's "work evinces an awareness of the Asian American experience, embracing non-Western cultures and traditions while engaging with the central tenets of collective jazz improvisation." His "improvisational language takes root in the expansive structural and harmonic approach of Dewey Redman and Ornette Coleman. He favors a flexible sense of pulse, a robust and hearty tenor saxophone sound, and a strong sense of collective organicism in his overall musical concept." Other influences include musicians linked to the AACM.
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The remaining sediment will continue to erode until vegetation takes root. The sediment plume will harm the aquatic ecosystem temporarily; in the case of bull trout it will be a negative influence for two years, after which it will be a positive influence due to improved ecosystem nutrition. Also, a new sand bar is expected to form at the mouth of the White Salmon River, interfering with Native American fishing rights, for which PacifiCorp will pay a settlement.
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Howstuffworks "Porsche Takes Root" The series production version made in Stuttgart had a steel body, welded to the central-tube platform chassis, instead of the aluminium body used in the initial limited Gmünd-made series. When Ferry Porsche resurrected the company he counted on series production figures of about 1,500. More than 78,000 Porsche 356s were manufactured in the following 17 years. Porsche was later contracted by Volkswagen for additional consulting work and received a royalty on every Volkswagen Beetle manufactured.
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The agglomeration of salt around plant roots leads to barren white patches in the centre of many of the thousands of islands, which have become too salty to support plants, aside from the odd salt-resistant palm tree. Trees and grasses grow in the sand around the edges of the islands that have not become too salty yet. About 70% of the islands began as termite mounds (often Macrotermes spp.), where a tree then takes root on the mound of soil.
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"Wristband" creates a narrative around a rock musician unable to gain entry into his own concert because he lacks the wristband required. "The Riverbank" was inspired by a teacher that Simon personally knew who was killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in December 2012. It also takes root in a visit Simon made to wounded veterans at Walter Reed Hospital. "Proof of Love" and "In the Garden of Edie", meanwhile, stand as tributes to Simon's wife, musician Edie Brickell.
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A team of renewable energy developers working for the South Pacific Applied Geoscience Commission (SOPAC) and funded by the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Partnership (REEEP), have developed a scheme that allows local communities to access renewable energy, such as solar, water and wind power, without the need to raise substantial sums of cash. Under the scheme, islanders who are unable to pay for solar lanterns in cash may pay instead in kind with crops.Solomon Islands Solar: A New Microfinance Concept Takes Root. Renewable Energy World.
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Richard Price and Rev. Joseph Priestley, Jefferson begins in his forties his naturalized-religion phase. "Fascination with Jesus takes root when Jefferson reads philosopher and Unitarian theologian Joseph Priestley’s An History of the Corruptions of Christianity (1782) and later An History of Early Opinions concerning Jesus Christ Compiled from Original Writers, Proving that the Christian Church Was at first Unitarian (1786)."Holowchak, 2019, 1-13 As Jefferson's liberal political views, morally undergirded, become refined, he comes to see Jesus as a cynosure of sound republican government.
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The earliest attempts to write the Egyptian language using the Greek alphabet are Greek transcriptions of Egyptian proper names, most of which date to the Ptolemaic Kingdom. Scholars frequently refer to this phase as pre-Coptic. However, it is clear that by the Late Period of ancient Egypt, demotic scribes regularly employed a more phonetic orthography, a testament to the increasing cultural contact between Egyptians and Greeks even before Alexander the Great's conquest of Egypt. Coptic itself, or Old Coptic, takes root in the first century.
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Fotiadis was not alone. In 1904 the National Language Society was founded to promote demotic in education and public life generally, the first organized group to do so. At the inaugural meeting the poet Kostis Palamas memorably contrasted the demotic and Katharevousa versions of the simple sentence "My father died". While the demotic "Πέθανε ὁ πατέρας μου" takes root in one's heart, in one's very being, he argued, the Katharevousa version "Απέθανεν ὁ ἐμὸς πατήρ" is like a piece of clothing that can be discarded.
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The people interpret this as a sign from Heaven that Elisa is innocent, but the executioner still prepares for the burning. When Elisa throws the shirts over the swans, her brothers return to their human forms (unfortunately, the youngest brother has a swan's wing instead of an arm, as Elisa did not have time to finish one sleeve of his shirt). Elisa is now free to speak and tell the truth but faints from exhaustion, so her brothers explain. As they do so, the firewood around Elisa's stake miraculously takes root and bursts into flowers.
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Although tussis is the primary source of these particles, the inclusion of nuclear polyhedrosis virus allows Cobra to form crystals, which can be easily processed into a fine powder. This powder is used as a delivery mechanism in the novel's terrorist attacks. The optic nerves of the eye, accessed through the eyelid, and olfactory nerves of the nose provide a direct pathway for the neurotropic Cobra virus to spread to the central nervous system, where the virus takes root. Once present in brain matter, the virus begins to replicate exponentially.
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In the first fable, the peasant woman convinces her husband that her lover was merely a trick of the eye and in the second, persuades her husband that he has had a vision of her and a man, foreshadowing her death. Marie de France lauds the woman for her crafty ways and faults the peasant husband with idiocy. The morality, or lack thereof, in these two female-centered fables is interesting and takes root in the tradition of "wife tricking her husband" stories, such as The Merchant’s Tale and Scots-Irish tradition.
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Phoebe causes a snowfall that awakens the astronomers, and they seek shelter in a cavern where they discover giant mushrooms. One astronomer opens his umbrella; it promptly takes root and turns into a giant mushroom itself. At this point, a Selenite (an insectoid alien inhabitant of the Moon, named after one of the Greek moon goddesses, Selene) appears, but it is killed easily by an astronomer, as the creatures explode if they are hit with force. More Selenites appear and it becomes increasingly difficult for the astronomers to destroy them as they are surrounded.
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East Dallas, also referred to by the East Dallas Chamber of Commerce as the Lake & Garden District,www.eastdallaschamber.com/page-1007390/3263908 is an expansive area of numerous communities and neighborhoods in Dallas, Texas (United States) that border nearby suburban cities to the east such as Garland, Mesquite, and Balch Springs, Texas.Dallas Morning News - "East Dallas area hopes new Lake and Garden District identity takes root" May 1, 2015. White Rock Lake, located in the center of East Dallas, is considered “the crown jewel of the Dallas parks system”.
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Joanne explains she had a sex-change operation 13 years before and is a woman, showing physical proof to several of the friends. Later that day, Juanita tells the Disciples to brace themselves for stormy weather, after thinking she hears thunder. Instead, the loud noise comes from a sports car—Mona's son Jimmy Dean, has stolen Joanne's car. As Joanne phones the Highway Patrol to have Jimmy Dean returned, another flashback takes root: they hear the radio announcer reveal that a car accident has killed actor James Dean.
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Determined to be free, Isabelle sneaks out of the castle and seeks shelter from the rain in Jack's house. As it rains, one of the beans takes root and grows into a massive beanstalk that carries the house and Isabelle into the sky as Jack falls to the ground. Jack, Roderick, and Roderick's attendant Wicke volunteer to join the king's knights, led by Elmont and his second in-command, Crawe, and climb the beanstalk in search of Isabelle. As they climb, Roderick and Wicke cut the safety rope, intentionally killing some of the knights.
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His philosophy takes root in phenomenology, from which he tries to rehabilitate the body. He starts from a genetic approach in which he tries to rethink the origin of the phenomenon as the genesis of the apparition. In Cri (Shout), he inaugurates a radical style from which he describes the effect of rupture, tearing and the void that emerges from the shout. This uncovering of the experience of language invites us to redefine the emergence of the apparition and show how the view resumes its bearings and reconstitutes a world.
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Much of the backfill land is now lain with local subsoils and rich topsoils, which make the land suitable for agricultural use; the other parts of the reclaimed land have been made into forests and wetlands in a way that is designed to reflect the pre- mining environment. When the mine is fully out of service, the power lines, service roads, sedimentation ponds, ditches, and other mining infrastructure will be removed, and their lands reconverted to their original forms. After the seeded vegetation takes root and grows, the mining site will hopefully show little evidence of having hosted a mine.
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Engelhard Rightfit Organic Pigments: Environmental Impact, Performance, and Value, 2004 Designing Greener Chemicals Award, EPAGreen chemistry takes root, by Elizabeth Weise, USA Today Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst ranked Engelhard as the 32nd-largest corporate producer of air pollution in the United States, just behind Danaher (a professional instrumentation, industrial technologies and tools & components company).Political Economy Research Institute Toxic 100 , accessed August 13, 2007 The study found Engelhard's most toxic pollution comprised cobalt (500 lb/year), nickel (2069 lb/year), chromium (1000 lb/year), and manganese (500 lb/year) compounds, based on Toxics Release Inventory data.
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Westbus also had a London coach operation.Westbus UK History Westbus UK In August 1999 National Express won the M>Train, M>Tram and V/Line Passenger rail franchises in the Australian state of Victoria.National Express Group Awarded Three Franchises National Express corporate news June 1999Nation Express takes root in Melbourne Railway Gazette International 1 October 2000 In January 2000, National Express expanded into the American market by acquiring ATC, a public transportation operator. In July 2000 Prism Rail was purchased adding the c2c, Wales & Borders, Wessex Trains and West Anglia Great Northern franchises to National Express' portfolio.
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AFI performing in November 1995 at Berkeley Square (club) Their first full-length, Answer That and Stay Fashionable was released July 4, 1995, on Wingnut Records, and was produced by Tim Armstrong. The album featured fast and upbeat hardcore songs, with humorous lyrical themes, which are well-vocalized in songs such as "Nyquil", "Cereal Wars", and "I Wanna Get a Mohawk (But Mom Won't Let Me Get One)". The album's cover is a parody of the film Reservoir Dogs's promotional poster. The album title takes root from a quote spoken in British TV show The Comic Strip Presents.
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Bay South Garden opened to the public on 29 June 2012. It is the largest of the three gardens at and designed to show the best of tropical horticulture and garden artistry. The overall concept of its master plan by Grant Associates draws inspiration from an orchid as it is representative of the tropics and of Singapore, being the country's national flower, the Vanda 'Miss Joaquim'. The orchid takes root at the waterfront (conservatories), while the leaves (landforms), shoots (paths, roads and linkways) and secondary roots (water, energy and communication lines) then form an integrated network with blooms (theme gardens and Supertrees) at key intersections.
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Quillette was launched in October 2015 in Sydney, Australia, by Claire Lehmann. It is named after the French word "quillette" which means a withy cutting planted so that it takes root—used here as a metaphor for an essay. Lehmann stated that Quillette was created with the aim of "setting up a space where we could critique the blank slate orthodoxy" – a theory of human development which assumes individuals are largely products of nurture, not nature – but that it "naturally evolved into a place where people critique other aspects of what they see as left-wing orthodoxy". Politico called Quillette the "unofficial digest" of the intellectual dark web.
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The 2011 World Development Report: Conflict, Security and Development (WDR) is a document by the World Bank on the challenges organised violence poses to the advancement of less developed countries. The report finds that over the last 30 years poverty has been reduced for most of the world's population - but this is not the case for the estimated 1.5 billion people living in countries blighted by on-going conflict. Not one low income country suffering from on- going violence has achieved a single Millennium Development Goal. Once mass violence takes root in a society, it can take a generation or more to restore stability.
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He becomes a member of the Mournival, an informal advisory body to Horus, and participates in Crusade campaigns against anti-Imperial human populations and aliens, referred to in the series as "xenos". The story also hints at tensions in the nascent Imperium, exacerbated by the Emperor's absence and contentious actions and inactions these are common themes in following books. 2\. False Gods: The heresy takes root False Gods picks up a few weeks after the conclusion of Horus Rising in the series timeline, and tells the story of Horus' fall. In a complicated conspiracy implemented by followers of Chaos, Horus is mortally wounded during a Crusade mission by a Chaos-tainted xenos weapon.
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The Jeffersonians eventually become involved, and a Jeffersonian army under Andrew Jackson captures Mexico City in 1817. By 1819, Jackson manages to engineer the merger of Jefferson and Mexico as the United States of Mexico (USM), and in 1821, he wins election as the new country's first president. In the CNA, industrialization takes root in the Northern Confederation, a union of the New England and mid-Atlantic colonies, and the invention of the cotton gin brings prosperity and widespread slavery to the Southern Confederation. The rapid industrial development, however, fosters resentment between rich industrialists and the working classes, and a financial crash in 1835 leads to a series of social upheavals, including the abolition of slavery in the Southern Confederation for economic reasons.
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Janek (Gerhard Liebmann) is a technician who works at a research station in the Austrian Alps. Small teams of scientists come to the station to study global warming. It seems that Janek does not get along well with the current team, as he prefers to keep to himself. One day Janek and the scientists discover a glacier covered in a strange red liquid that has odd effects on the surrounding wildlife. The scientists become excited as they realize that it takes root in the stomach and combines the DNA of the host animal with whatever it has ingested, often resulting in the creation of a hybrid creature that will, inevitably, burst from the animal’s interiors and wreak havoc on anyone that crosses their paths.
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Schweitzer included a deep regard for nonhuman animals in his canon of beliefs, and animal advocates laboring to give their concerns a higher profile were buoyed by Schweitzer's 1952 Nobel Peace Prize speech, in which he noted that "compassion, in which ethics takes root, does not assume its true proportions until it embraces not only man but every living being."Unti, Protecting All Animals, 16. Myers and his colleagues found another exemplar of their values in Joseph Wood Krutch (1893–1970), whose writings reflected a deep level of appreciation for wilderness and for nonhuman life. With The Great Chain of Life (1957), Krutch established himself as a philosopher of humaneness, and in 1970, HSUS' highest award was renamed in his honor.
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Upon giving birth to a son, John, a tiny doubt in Luz's mind takes root and soon grows into an obsession, and thus begins Luz's quest for her past: was she indeed, as she had always believed, the daughter and granddaughter of a family loyal to the dictatorship in Argentina, or was she in fact one of the country's missing children, one of the desaparecidos whose whereabouts were in many cases never discovered. Luz (whose name means "light" in Spanish) seeks her true identity with great courage, bringing to light the darkest corners of the society in which she has been raised, and of which, until now, considered herself a participant. Her search will lead to the discovery of a country divided by a brutal, criminal regime, which caused its own citizens to vanish, hiding them and, worst of all, forgetting them.
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It is just far enough south that the occasional fertile coconut from Polynesia that washes up on shore and takes root will not survive in the longterm due to a lack of warmth.International Palm Society The island has no native land mammals and was formerly home to vast colonies of seabirds who nested in the forests. The islands may once have had a species of megapode (based on early settler records) and a subspecies of kereru.Tennyson, A. & Martinson, P. (2006) Extinct Birds of New Zealand Te Papa Press, Wellington Currently native landbirds on the island include the Kermadec red-crowned parakeet (Cyanoramphus novaezelandiae cyanurus), the Australasian harrier, pukeko, tui and several introduced species.C. R. Veitch, C. M. Miskelly, G. A. Harper, G. A. Taylor, and A. J. D. Tennyson (2004) "Birds of the Kermadec Islands, South- west Pacific" Notornis 51(2): 61–90 The island forms part of the Kermadec Islands Important Bird Area, identified as such by BirdLife International because it is an important site for nesting seabirds.
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On 1 October 1997 in preparation for privatisation, the Public Transport Corporation's tram operations were split into two business units, Swanston Trams and Yarra Trams."City in Brief" Railway Gazette International December 1997 page 835"Melbourne on the brink of change" Trolley Wire issue 273 May 1998 page 3 National Express successfully bid to take over the Swanston Trams services from 29 August 1999."All change for private trains and trams" Railway Digest August 1999 page 23"NEG conquers Oz" Rail Magazine issue 363 11 August 1999 page 11"Swanston Trams Franchise" Trolley Wire issue 278 August 1999 page 22 National Express were also awarded the Bayside Trains franchise and V/Line concession.National Express Group Awarded Three Franchises National Express June 1999National Express takes root in Melbourne Railway Gazette International 1 October 2000 In October 2000 Swanston Trams was rebranded as M-Tram."Moving Melbourne - A New Brand Coming for Melbourne's Tramsport" Transit Australia January 2001 page 18"Metros" Railway Gazette International July 2001 page 441 After an attempted sale of the franchise to Yarra Trams failed,Talks between Melbourne tram operators Yarra Trams 18 October 2002"Tram networks to reintegrate" Railway Gazette International November 2002 page 667 National Express handed back the franchise in December 2002, having been unable to renegotiate financial terms with the State Government.
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