This is directly tied to our capacity to thrive, to thrive as individuals, to thrive as a nation, to thrive as society as a whole.
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So our Thrive app helps us put our phone in Thrive mode.
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As I saw Willow thrive in her life, I wanted to thrive in mine.
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"When women thrive, whole economies thrive," said Dorri McWhorter, chief executive of YWCA Metropolitan Chicago.
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"Children thrive when parents thrive," Garfield, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Thrive is also attempting to convert families with even lower income levels into Thrive shoppers.
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We can most thrive when others in our common public diverse world can also thrive.
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There's plenty of room in this space for everyone to thrive, but some will thrive more than others.
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We all want internet platforms to thrive so that legitimate speech and commerce can thrive along with them.
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You see, i thrive on their innocence, in their ignorance as they thrive in my lack of intimacy.
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Additionally, Thrive is extending its mission to make healthy eating more affordable and accessible with its Thrive Gives memberships.
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Green said Thrive Market will sell 100 products carrying the Thrive Market brand by the end of this year.
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"I thrive on on customer reaction … I thrive on understanding how they're viewing what we are delivering," Perlman says.
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This might be toxic to humans, but some microbes thrive on it, like Earth's marine microbes thrive on carbon dioxide.
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Dianne Reeves, Thrive DCFor her appearance at Thrive DC, a homeless services organization for women, Ms. Reeves was magnificent and on point.
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It's about a quality of life where we don't thrive despite our weird, diverse, and inclusive values – we thrive because of them!
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"You set the agenda the Thrive app helps you achieve it" The Thrive app is out December 15 in Samsung's Galaxy app store.
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We know she will bring the same passion to Thrive Global and we believe that Thrive Global will help transform the wellness industry.
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And that's something that I'm lucky that I have inside of me: the will to thrive and not just thrive, but totally bloom.
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This has a cascading effect on rural America: When family farmers thrive, rural economies thrive — when family farms struggle, rural communities do too.
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So Thrive Market is trying a different business model: To shop on Thrive, customers need to pay $60 a year for a membership.
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"The conditions needed for people to thrive are the same conditions for wildlife and ecosystems to thrive," says Peter Fearnhead, the CEO of African Parks.
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Thrive Market is also built around a philanthropic element: With every regular membership sold, Thrive Market also sponsors a membership for a low-income family.
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When you buy a membership to Thrive Market, Thrive will donate a membership to a low-income family, along with educational content and grocery stipends.
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"I think it's the rotation out of stocks that thrive in a slowing economy and into stocks that thrive in an accelerating economy," Cramer said.
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"We're thrilled to see the continued growth and market expansion at Thrive Global" said Somesh Dash, General Partner at IVP and member of Thrive Global's Board of Directors.
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Mr. Miller, who joins Thrive as entrepreneur in residence, said that Mr. Kushner's ties to the new Republican administration did not deter him from taking a role at Thrive.
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Arianna Huffington is the founder and CEO of Thrive Global, the founder of The Huffington Post, and the author of 15 books, including, most recently, Thrive and The Sleep Revolution.
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"Species can either fail to thrive or thrive too well, or in a way that humans don't like," George Church, a geneticist at Harvard University, once told The Audubon Society.
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Seniors and people who experience disabilities thrive when they can stay in their own homes and communities — also helping our communities thrive and saving taxpayers' money by avoiding more expensive care.
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" Darden concluded: "As for me, I continue to thrive.
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But a baby — a baby can thrive no matter.
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If her phone receives a text while it's on "thrive mode," she says, the sender receives an automatic text back explaining that she is in thrive mode for a set time period.
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Everything from minimizing pollution and environmental toxins in our house and her life and the right foods and nutrients that she really needs to thrive, not just grow, but also really thrive.
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To see your child thrive, and to see her thrive at a profession that you have a lot of respect for, that I've dedicated my life to, I was so proud of her.
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"To see your child thrive, and to see her thrive at a profession that you have a lot of respect for, that I've dedicated my life to, I was so proud of her."
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The trade-off Thrive promises is that customers will get wholesale prices — cheaper than what they'd find at Whole Foods or Amazon — and end up saving big if they shop at Thrive regularly.
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In an environment like that, the yen tends to thrive.
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The mosquito does not thrive in areas with cold winters.
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Go deeper: Dollar stores thrive in distressed pockets of America
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Like most other retailers, gun sellers thrive during the holidays.
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Someone who isn't giving it their all won't thrive here.
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Both will be compelling and hopefully both of us thrive.
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Some big firms, like Microsoft and Amazon, continue to thrive.
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RG: What does culture need to thrive as an ecosystem?
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But this is Bangtan Sonyeondan, who thrive on the unexpected.
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And the services and the ecosystem around that will thrive.
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"I do better over the phone!" she told Thrive Global.
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That's because the annual VMAs thrive on surprises and controversy.
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Mosquitoes can thrive in less managed areas with abandoned infrastructures.
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No business could thrive without that kind of customer obsession.
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She enjoys watching her community thrive and making men cry.
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It needs the right soils and careful husbandry to thrive.
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Unlike their predecessors, internet celebrities thrive on a radical accessibility.
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FINANCIAL CENTRES, like delicate plants, thrive in the right conditions.
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While the 1 percent thrive, working people are going backward.
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As we without them, so they will thrive without us.
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Equal access enabled me to attend, stay & thrive in school.
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More benchmarking is needed against other professions where women thrive.
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Merrie Cherry, Horrorchata, and Untitled all continue to thrive, too.
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Nowadays people thrive off ones downfall rather than their success.
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My family is fine by the way and will thrive.
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Android variants thrive in China, where Google does not operate.
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Remember, it's a myth that someone can thrive on stress.
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Such algae thrive on nutrients in sewage and farm runoff.
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And on Facebook, hate speech can thrive and fuel genocide.
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That's what made the show thrive — that energy, that edge.
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My family is fine by the way and will thrive.
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These predators thrive when crime is not met with consequences.
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When they thrive, so does the state as a whole.
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Instead, domestic platforms like Baidu, WeChat, and Sina Weibo thrive.
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I believe the NEA must not only survive, but thrive.
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As a filmmaker, I also thrive with a certain restriction.
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They thrive on them, in fact (just Google "fish emulsion").
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Her experience was a model for how humans can thrive.
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"I know I would thrive in space," she told Kimmel.
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How can a child learn, let alone thrive without nutrition?
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Meanwhile, lots of mediocre students thrive outside a scholastic environment.
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So how can entrepreneurs not only survive, but also thrive?
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It helps them survive and thrive within the elite circuit.
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Thrive previously raised about $7 million in funding last year.
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Why is it, then, that desi pubs continue to thrive?
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Making sure he was equipped to thrive there was another.
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The absence of one bug might lead another to thrive.
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Despite the new market reality, there's enormous opportunity to thrive.
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These are called cyanobacteria, and they thrive in warm water.
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Two other ingredients are necessary for populist politics to thrive.
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Together, let's create a world where we can all thrive.
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Aedes mosquitoes are incredibly well adapted to thrive alongside humans.
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In 2018 HSBC launched a new motto, "Together We Thrive".
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Hitters thrive in the high altitude, and pitchers suffer correspondingly.
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All children thrive in stimulating environments with warm, mature adults.
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I thrive on playing under the lights for some reason.
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Where Thrive really shines is its focus on human connection.
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We want to be productive, to help our communities thrive.
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Certain plants will thrive in some environments and not others.
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So how long would it take the ferns to thrive?
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America must do both if its economy is to thrive.
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Just by being there, we have made the country thrive.
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Fewer opportunities for students to thrive at top colleges. Sad.
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Some people thrive while shopping in physical stores and malls.
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WeWork says it will be fine and could even thrive.
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They serve in our military and thrive in our universities.
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Many institutions, including government, impact whether businesses grow and thrive.
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Built on a secure cyber foundation, smart cities will thrive.
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Let's do more to help other children and families thrive.
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"It's a joy to see myself and my business thrive."
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I have studied how businesses thrive and why they fail.
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Thrive on the weirdness of the weirdos you live with.
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They're going to thrive as parents, when the time comes.
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Our vision is a world where people can all thrive.
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Can festivals that began as independents thrive under corporate control?
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Comprehensive tax reform, naturally, will help our small businesses thrive.
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The Great Dairy Deception and Why You'll Thrive Without Milk.
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But that's what makes Florida Georgia Line, the industry, thrive.
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Investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia Capital, IVP and Thrive Capital.
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According to Thrive, the oil contains monounsaturated fatty acids, a.k.a.
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Could he survive this workout, much less thrive in it?
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Some plants get too big and others fail to thrive.
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First Utility is the kind of business that could thrive.
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Some companies are set up to thrive in this moment.
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Barkley often makes moves to help his home state thrive.
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The goal: plants that will thrive in Texas and beyond.
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It's not just startups that thrive on Saudi Arabian cash.
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Inside the lagoon, the algae thrive in the fresh water.
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But little do they know, I thrive in uncomfortable situations.
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Traders — and by extension their employers — thrive in volatile markets.
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Intelligence comprises sophisticated cognitive skills that help an animal thrive.
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"Life needs a continuously habitable zone to thrive," he said.
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Who watches our upheaval, makes sure we survive and thrive?
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This silent majority allowed this culture to fester and thrive.
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Businesses just cannot thrive today off of old procedures. Sorry.
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Children thrive in spaces created and sustained by thriving adults.
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That assured that Vancouver's illicit trade would continue to thrive.
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They thrive just out of sight but fully within earshot.
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All these little things help us to then really thrive.
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In a market economy, businesses can thrive despite bad policies.
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Mr. Bonk has returned, determined to make downtown thrive again.
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Of course, no country can thrive and prosper without immigration.
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Digital media companies with diverse revenue streams can still thrive.
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Houston has afforded us the opportunity to thrive and succeed.
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They have to move fast if they want to thrive.
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I believe in independent journalism and want it to thrive.
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Robson is optimistic that the bee will continue to thrive.
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These stories never really die — they just fail to thrive.
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What would you do if you weren't CEO of Thrive?
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Many experts thought the pigs couldn't thrive in cold climates.
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But to thrive NATO also needs a greater common purpose.
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To thrive, you must be prepared for critics and copycats.
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They thrive in a world of hatred, fear and retreat.
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These types of successful relationships are what make companies thrive.
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The growth policies of President Trump have helped us thrive.
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If that happens, the wealthy will likely continue to thrive.
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"It's called giving people the capacity to thrive," she said.
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Each size extreme would thrive better in certain environmental conditions.
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HBO, Netflix and Amazon thrive when they please their audiences.
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We thrive in community with our parents, children, and siblings.
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If either party is to thrive, so must our democracy.
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At the same time, a black market continues to thrive.
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We need them if we're going to continue to thrive.
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I'm thrilled to see it thrive under Ms. Amlen's stewardship.
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How do the trees thrive in so arid a landscape?
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On the flip side, battery technology firms will likely thrive.
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It's more about how to thrive in an interconnected world.
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Here I feel more confident, like my children can thrive.
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Stardom isn't big enough to thrive in such a situation.
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Kleiner Perkins, Google Ventures, Campbell's Soup, Thrive Capital, Artist Ventures.
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JW: I think you have to thrive on that curiosity.
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"I welcome competition and I thrive in it," she said.
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In the years that followed, she shifted her focus to wellness, authoring two books on the topic: Thrive and The Sleep Revolution, and later founded a corporate services and media company called Thrive Global.
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Children did not thrive when they were fed and clothed but not interacted with; in fact, such children died at alarming rates, while those exposed to germ-laden affection were more likely to thrive.
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Speaking to CNBC last month, the founder and CEO of Thrive Global discussed her new app, Thrive, which is designed to help people detach from their phones and turn off distractions from social media.
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Arianna Huffington's Thrive Global is buying a startup that uses neuroscience to boost app usage Thrive Global is adding a tech tool to its arsenal of cognitive behavioral therapies with the acquisition of Boundless Mind.
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Bove told CNBC that investors were underestimating banks' ability to thrive.
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The microbes just shrugged these chemicals off and continued to thrive.
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Digital ag companies also need a compelling business model to thrive.
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Do you generally thrive off of high stakes situations like this?
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So our poor parts of the society can continue to thrive.
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While some thrive in this high-pressure scenario, a few choke.
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Such views help Mr Wang to thrive in the cultural chill.
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The sex industry, however, does not need government approval to thrive.
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In an environment without sufficient transparency, malware and trackers can thrive.
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But it's that perceived challenge that allows these two to thrive.
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Our studio-centric programs prepare students to thrive as practicing artists.
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I want her to thrive and to be happy and healthy.
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Previous investors Accel, Thrive Capital, SV Angel, and NEA also participated.
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Thrive has been selling the products for more than 18 months.
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Facebook wants to help journalism thrive, and it has a plan.
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"Ultimately, cybercriminals thrive on buzz," says ZeroFox data scientist Phil Tully.
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They're a subtropical crop that can only thrive within specific ecosystems.
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But there are some stocks that thrive during this seasonal period.
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Rebuttal is a vital public service, but lies thrive on repetition.
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For the genre to thrive, it needs a variety of voices.
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He believes Staples will survive the decision, although not necessarily thrive.
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We must harness magic to succeed and thrive through this bullshit.
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It's also home to beaches that thrive during the summer months.
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Many office plants, ferns for example, thrive in lower-light settings.
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Xenophobic rightist parties thrive at the margins from Sweden to Greece.
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And the Republican establishment is on the sidelines as outsiders thrive.
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Some of these thrive in water between 85 and 95°C.
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Economics, like the economy, cannot thrive without a little creative destruction.
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Some thrive throughout this progression, but too many are left behind.
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But the end result of seeing your students thrive is rewarding.
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All of this made it harder for a community to thrive.
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The boats thrive because no one wants to travel by road.
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In fact, it was developed right in Thrive Market's own kitchen.
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The National's twin breakthroughs, Alligator and Boxer, thrive on that unease.
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They could not thrive "where the pineapple does not", they said.
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Why not consider setting aside a few places where fireflies thrive?
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More businesslike charities should be better equipped to survive and thrive.
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Making sure that I learned to thrive instead of just survive.
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Tauruses, Virgos, and Capricorns tend to thrive within set, consistent structures.
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FRANK WEYNSParis Political parties thrive on discord and short-term advantage.
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Here are three sports we think that she could thrive in.
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The irony of course is that porn blogs thrive on Tumblr.
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Twosomes of all varieties will thrive: business, pleasure, and creative collaborations.
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Like a finicky plant, it needs the right conditions to thrive.
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Let their cultures thrive because they know what's best for themselves.
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Here are her tips on how to help them all thrive.
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To thrive, the company will need to do something truly innovative.
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Thrive caters to consumers by selling snacks, cooking supplies and toiletries.
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We all need each other in order to survive and thrive!
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We must give our patients the support they need to thrive.
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Survive and thrive: What technologies will reshape human health … and healthcare?
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But this will give fewer garbage factories the opportunity to thrive.
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Few analog amusements have continued to thrive in the digital age.
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Social networks, like banks, rely on confidence to survive and thrive.
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Mosquitoes and neglected tropical diseases thrive in forgotten pockets of poverty.
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We all need access to safe water to thrive — or survive.
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History tells us certain kinds of stocks thrive during inflationary environments.
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To hear Beth tell it, love can only thrive without boundaries.
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How many will thrive in future years remains to be seen.
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They work to help their community thrive in debt-free lives.
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"No one can thrive in a climate of fear," she says.
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We want partners who see our strengths and help us thrive.
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Furthermore, having an arrest record severely compromises people's ability to thrive.
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And Trump desperately needs attention and opposition in order to thrive.
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I survive in NYC but I want to thrive somewhere else.
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We need a robust club competition for the game to thrive.
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Other investors include Greenoaks Capital, Thrive Capital and New Enterprise Associates.
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It shouldn't surprise us, then, that communities thrive when refugees arrive.
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With mainstream political competition foreclosed, extremist fringes are likely to thrive.
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"Sam hasn't been given the best opportunity to thrive," Johnson said.
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The tax reform, everything that has allowed this economy to thrive.
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And these perpetrators thrive in environments where an accountability gap exists.
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Thomas B. Edsall Politicians thrive on stealth — furtiveness, slyness and deception.
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"Nations with allies thrive, and those without them wither," Mattis wrote.
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However, they all have extraordinary talent and a desire to thrive.
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Huffington Post and Thrive Global founder Arianna Huffington came from Greece.
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These snacks from Thrive Market are sure to satisfy any craving:
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But in some cases, the extreme conditions can help animals thrive.
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Finally, winning CEOs and troops alike thrive under pressure, Cramer said.
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However, this isn't the case when you buy Thrive Market Diapers.
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A small hint comes from interesting research about how people thrive.
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Some of his players, like Donaldson, thrive with a hard edge.
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That also leaves Apple in a position to thrive next year.
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In many industries, mere national competitors are too small to thrive.
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Technology has turned SXSW inside out, only to see it thrive.
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I want us to be able to thrive as a community.
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Nightlife doesn't need drugs to thrive, but they're pretty good sisters.
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Mystery shows thrive on ambiguity, on unclear motives and hazy reasoning.
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Yellow strains, such as Lemon Kush, thrive in more alkaline conditions.
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Yet somehow the flora and fauna of Earth manage to thrive.
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Power, and its corollary, corruption in all forms, thrive on powerlessness.
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He argued the company needed his innovation and creativity to thrive.
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They also point out that conservative voices thrive throughout social media.
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Peace and freedom from fear are necessary for humans to thrive.
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There are so many ways a game can thrive or fail.
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Only through such faith do the people, institutions, and nations thrive.
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So did his ability to thrive in almost any musical idiom.
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Disease-carrying vectors like mosquitoes thrive in warm and moist environments.
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Ultimately, the genre will always thrive because humans are eternal voyeurs.
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Some people thrive on conflict (which isn't necessarily a good thing).
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Their thoughts thrive in the darkness, tailored to an underground community.
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Such officers typically thrive in the department, earning commendations and promotions.
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We are resilient and know how to thrive in the margins.
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Yet mate continues to thrive in the places where it's from.
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The question is who figures out how to thrive in it.
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That is a world in which, say, Bernie Sanders would thrive.
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Iranians living in the United States and around the world thrive.
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An indoor tree may not receive enough direct sunlight to thrive.
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We should help children stay and thrive where they were born.
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I'm not entirely sure why, but we seem to thrive there.
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Visitors seem to thrive on the offbeat creativity of the setup.
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Companies that survive and, ultimately, thrive have no time to waste.
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Facebook could be a tool for such alternative spaces to thrive.
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Scientists do not know exactly why this ability helped beets thrive.
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Once again, average Americans struggle, while guys like Mr. Hannity thrive.
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Plain old verbs can work, too — "thrive," or "create," for example.
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The time for survivors to rise up and thrive has come.
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Kids that move schools and aren't in the classroom don't thrive.
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If your freezer isn't cold enough, your ice cream can't thrive.
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If Google is broken up, Oracle is better positioned to thrive.
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All elk are grazers, and subspecies can thrive in different climates.
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Sometimes he found himself pleading with him to thrive in college.
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This Boston Marathon was ideal for people who thrive in adversity.
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But she had a will to survive and thrive and write.
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But he expressed confidence that it will thrive with someone new.
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But dense concentrations of fat bears thrive all over the region.
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Many health care hoax sites thrive on revenue from inadvertent advertisers.
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It is only through cooperation that nations are able to thrive.
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I am an extreme extrovert and I thrive in social situations.
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Coca-Cola and other brands have to be innovative to thrive.
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Futures traders thrive on volatility, not on assets that continually rise.
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I think I would thrive in that environment for these reasons.
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Texas offers a framework where innovation, technology and diverse industries thrive.
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Thrive Global, a venture from Arianna Huffington, will be introduced soon.
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Cryptocurrency will survive, but it will need regulatory protection to thrive.
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This is the Dominican style, and the players thrive on it.
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Where there is a market, it will thrive — regardless of legality.
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This resilience allows them to thrive in otherwise sterile hospital settings.
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Violent conflict and extremism thrive among poverty, famine, drought, and disease.
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Such large fish need ample, unfettered areas to thrive and replenish.
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Cable companies thrive on sports coverage because of the advertising dollars.
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I want to set the conditions for average people to thrive.
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What kind of opportunity do you think I would thrive in?
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Our microbial colonies — or "microbiome" — actually help us survive and thrive.
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Nightlife doesn't need drugs to thrive, but they're pretty good sisters.
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I think he's gonna survive, and I think he's gonna thrive.
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Like Jon, direwolves thrive in the cold weather of Winterfell and beyond.
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Birds and insects were also significantly affected, although they would thrive later.
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Same with the brash overachievers who learn to thrive in the cockpit.
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They seem to really, you know, thrive and get off on it.
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Few arrived with the skills to thrive in a high-tech economy.
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She launched her second media company,Thrive Global, a few weeks ago.
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Women on average are more cooperativeAllow those exhibiting cooperative behavior to thrive.
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The more that follow, the better chance net neutrality has to thrive.
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The vibe today is difficult, but you thrive in a dramatic environment.
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Plus, you want to create an environment where your employees can thrive.
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What do you need right now to make Boxing Out Negativity thrive?
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"Significant others can help you thrive through embracing life opportunities," explains Feeney.
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The three rangers originally charged with causing Shikharam's death continue to thrive.
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Think of it as creating a safe container for love to thrive.
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And our stories can exist, and thrive, outside of the mainstream, too.
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Why do so many of them thrive in New York versus SF?
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Not good for the democratizing force that depends on openness to thrive.
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The philosophy has worked, as [Nike] has continued to thrive in China.
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How would companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Apple continue to thrive?
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Of the survivors, about 250 will thrive and the rest will struggle.
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Incorporating scientifically-proven sustainability principles to interior design can help people thrive.
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And these are the people who enable business legends to thrive here.
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Bacteria also can easily thrive in bowls of potato or pasta salad.
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We are perfectly equipped to build worlds in which we can thrive. ●
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With the ClassPass subscription model, however, the company has continued to thrive.
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So I love it, I thrive on building something that people love.
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None of these businesses thrive by selling automobiles, or services for them.
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Technology, like finance, relies on scale and convexity of returns to thrive.
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Will new selling practices hamper profitability, or can the company now thrive?
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After all, he's on reality television, which seems to thrive on conflict.
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However, Tepper says Netflix should continue to thrive even with added competition.
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The dealers who don't get grassed up are the ones who thrive.
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"I want a lot [of kids], I thrive in chaos," Levine said.
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Thank you for helping us thrive and making us feel so loved.
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A late first frost allowed virus-bearing mites ample time to thrive.
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Go deeper: How dollar stores thrive in distressed pockets of rural America
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They have not found ways to thrive in a digitised, globalised economy.
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North Atlantic right whales can still thrive if humans make it possible.
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Patreon could thrive under Endeavor given their alignment of values and mission.
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So proud of Tommy for finding a way to thrive this year!
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Dictatorships thrive off their own vastness, their nightmarish mysteries, their apparent permanence.
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The best players, like the best investors, seem to thrive on uncertainty.
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"Some species will adapt and thrive, and others will perish," he said.
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How do you see Skillz helping gamers or the industry to thrive?
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It offers policymakers advice on how to help the intangible economy thrive.
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The fintech's investors include Index Ventures, PayPal, Ribbit Capital and Thrive Capital.
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The sleep vendors, Mr. Parulkar said, thrive where the government has failed.
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We're so excited that with your support we can continue to thrive!
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Some people thrive in [c]haos and we make the best Mompreneurs!!
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That long-lived system could be just what life needs to thrive.
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But under what conditions are these algae likely to bloom and thrive?
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Do we wish to build a team to work together and thrive?
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Fastpitch continued to thrive during World War II and throughout the 1950s.
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You endure winter to wait for summer and to thrive in summer.
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It is the essential tool for retailers to thrive in the market.
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" She also said her father "encouraged me and enabled me to thrive.
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The shortages have however worsened while a black market continues to thrive.
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Director Justin Lin said he hopes "Star Trek" will continue to thrive.
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That way, every community, today and for years to come, can thrive.
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And Gothic romances are not stories that need logical consistency to thrive.
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As long as Cuba stays poor and despotic, the tradition will thrive.
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If we do so, these technologies are likely to continue to thrive.
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Among them: Arianna Huffington's new project Thrive recently brought in $7 million.
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Differing world views In Taiwan, a free press and free elections thrive.
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Existing shareholders include Peter Thiel's Founders Fund and Joshua Kushner's Thrive Capital.
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I want token sales to thrive as a method to raise capital.
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Without it, you will never reach the scale you need to thrive.
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These animals are wild and do not thrive in a domestic setting.
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Implicit state guarantees let casino banking thrive on Wall Street and beyond.
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Marvel movies thrive on dropping little connections in split-second trailer moments.
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The same American ingenuity that grew onshore wind will help offshore thrive.
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In other words, he said, genes need the proper environment to thrive.
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Red personality types want power, thrive in competition, and fear losing control.
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General Motors will thrive from rising infrastructure spending, according to Morgan Stanley.
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The best fit is where a student will thrive and be happy.
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It's a realistic plan to thrive/prosper even if it means compromises.
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Much more important, the Italian people will survive and once again thrive.
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Is a college education necessary to thrive in the 21st-century economy?
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Experiencing different work environments helps you learn what you need to thrive.
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People just didn't want to -- they didn't want to see her thrive.
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But marriage isn't the life-sustaining partnership that Frances needs to thrive.
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Indeed, some, including Wieden+Kennedy, Mother, and Johannes Leonardo, continue to thrive.
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Reyes has the educational and legal expertise to thrive in this position.
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Some species may thrive because they can graze on the extra algae.
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"It makes it very hard for the relationship to thrive," they added.
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The dynamics of BMW's and Tesla's businesses allow both automakers to thrive.
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In many of these states, communities thrive precisely because of immigrants' contributions.
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The challenge is to create the environment in which people can thrive.
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The shortages have, however worsened while a black market continues to thrive.
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But in reality, it created the conditions under which Trump could thrive.
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Our sites will thrive — under new ownership — and we'll win in court.
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"Significant others can help you thrive through embracing life opportunities," says Feeney.
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We want to thank our music communities and help them to thrive.
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But for some, apparently, it's an environment that pushes them to thrive.
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We need a well-performing, competent government to thrive as a nation.
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According to multiple sources, U.S.-based Thrive Capital is leading the round.
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We want more privacy, but they thrive on targeting and personalization data.
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This is America after all, and our markets thrive on competition, right?
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KS: So, you're competing with Arianna Huffington then, who's trying to thrive.
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Her sisters, filled with her spirit and will to thrive, certainly won't.
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This in itself is spurring startups that help merchants thrive on Amazon.
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They include Sequoia Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, IVP, Markmel Co. and Thrive Capital.
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Now with protected geographical indication status, Kampot pepper looks poised to thrive.
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More important, Britain is unlikely to thrive in the longer run either.
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We have created the vacuums that allow terrorists to grow and thrive.
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New companies emerge while existing ones can evolve, survive and sometimes thrive.
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Still, the settlements continue to thrive across northern pockets of the country.
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"It is a fundamental change in the way leading businesses will thrive."
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Maybe that's a bad thing, maybe not, but it's how I thrive.
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Smaller runs require smaller financial outlays, enabling smaller, boutique brands to thrive.
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"It's really crucial that these places survive and thrive," Ms. Wilson said.
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Games like Monster Hunter and Warframe thrive on completely different progression systems.
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But it bears noting that at other times they thrive and evolve.
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No one is winning, except the extremist groups who thrive on chaos.
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Though these areas are frequently mowed, the plants thrive below the blades.
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It can be notoriously difficult for women to thrive on Wall Street.
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In 1979, it introduced her namesake Tiffany line, which continues to thrive.
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Cop shows thrive on the will they-won't they tension between partners.
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Here's how digging into the data could help businesses and workers thrive.
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The energy today is tense, but you thrive in high-pressure environments.
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If the store were to thrive, customers needed to rent more movies.
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The problem is that novels — like cities — thrive on strange, entropic energies.
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And yet, in spite of these risks, despots thrive on this uncertainty.
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They have learned that, in order to thrive, KAOS requires some structure.
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Under United States protection, the Kurdistan Region survived but did not thrive.
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How, then, can the rare book trade thrive in the 21st century?
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The program has allowed my family and countless other immigrants to thrive.
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Here's how to help your dog thrive while you're both stuck indoors.
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"From that point on, she just continued to thrive," her mother said.
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The company continued to thrive despite investigations into its seemingly predatory practices.
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The Warriors thrive in chaos more than any team in the league.
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"We spend hundreds of millions of dollars on Thrive," Ms. Rivera said.
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That mixture of discipline and ferocious violence has helped the gang thrive.
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He explained why his FANG and BAT stocks will continue to thrive.
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Like the commissioner, we want New Yorkers to thrive and feel safe.
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We don't want to hear about how their population can thrive further.
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The party cannot thrive on a platform of anger, fear and isolation.
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She introduced Thrive Global's director of corporate training, who travels a lot.
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Even state-owned museums survive, and thrive, because of substantial private donations.
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In an interview with TV station, he referred to Shoupe's "thrive" comment.
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Many viruses, like flu, measles and norovirus, thrive in cold, dry air.
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What kind of person would thrive in such an aggressively alien place?
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Have times changed enough for Straylight to thrive where Le Baron perished?
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Nor was it the only place to thrive partly as a result.
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You've said Mr. Wooden wouldn't thrive today as a college coach. Why?
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Yes. Can the book thrive without the low energy of Jeb Bush?
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We continue to grow and thrive because we take those ideas seriously.
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"Many [millennials] thrive in a results only workplace environment (ROWE)," said Badawi.
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There's also concern about the pathogens that might thrive amid the carcasses.
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High levels mean "you can't function, you can't thrive," one expert said.
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In the hands of good parents, the kids can benefit and thrive.
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Privately run hospital firms thrive on opacity and consolidation, which boost earnings.
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Losing that would have hurt their ability to thrive on the platform.
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The arts can and will persevere, but cannot thrive without federal support.
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You can't be pro-life and thrive in the Democratic Party anymore.
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Summer is quickly approaching, and with it warmer weather where mosquitos thrive.
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His first venture, which included Preet as an investor, did not thrive.
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Today, that program — called the Institute for Retired Professionals — continues to thrive.
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Can Twin Peaks thrive in a world where it's not the oddball?
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As for the industries in these countries that suffer, others will thrive.
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If you stop the official source then the black market would thrive.
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It was the rare white-collar occupation in which women could thrive.
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Dorrance said her skills were more than sufficient for her to thrive.
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He now regularly names Thrive as one of his administration's core achievements.
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And there's a good chance it'll survive and thrive for a while.
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Consumers will remain protected, and the [I]nternet will continue to thrive.
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Both players thrive on the long two, something common to Ewing's era.
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While speaking with Thrive Global founder and CEO Arianna Huffington on Monday's episode of Thrive Global Podcast, Cohen, 49, recalled the time when he yawned at Oscar winner Charlize Theron while she was speaking during a pitch meeting.
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The Republican vision is that companies that thrive in the red states, like manufacturing and agriculture, are more important for the country than the industries that thrive in blue states, like finance, media, the academy and the movies.
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That really helped her thrive and helped us enjoy our time with her.
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More fundamentally, India lacks the capable and healthy workforce it needs to thrive.
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It would be neat if the beautiful game could only thrive in democracies.
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Some of their later stage investments include Thrive Market, App Annie and Plated.
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Others investors include Greenoaks Capital, Thrive Capital, Index Ventures, NEA, and Ribbit Capital.
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An alternative is to consume plenty of fibre, which 'good bacteria' thrive on.
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Different ecosystems thrive in there, in among the rankings: the world of the
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The Trump real estate empire and others like it thrive on borrowed money.
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This is one of our greatest strengths and we thrive in this culture.
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Conley continued to thrive against the Mets in New York on Sunday afternoon.
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But history shows there are certain stocks that thrive during these volatile times.
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We will make it happen not just to survive, but also to thrive.
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Thrive Capital led the round, with participation from Sound Ventures and Virgin Group.
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Capsule has raised money from Thrive, but has yet to disclose the amount.
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Other investors in Monzo include Joshua Kushner's Thrive Capital and payments company Stripe.
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It's possible for one village to thrive and spread and become a city.
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The difference is that, before college, she used to thrive under those circumstances.
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God wants us to win, to thrive, to fulfill our potential in him.
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Thrive Market will comply for now, but won't give up, its CEO wrote.
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It would be an America in which demagoguery and civil disturbance might thrive.
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In due course it would thrive as an integral part of Bourbon Spain.
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All the signs indicate this is a region where digital services can thrive.
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In the meantime, services that offer human contact to the lonely will thrive.
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Overall, tech firms will continue to thrive, says Brian Wieser of Pivotal Research.
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Tropical plants thrive in the same weather conditions that humans are comfortable with.
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He was too independent-minded, too odd, to thrive as a military employee.
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"It unlocks all sorts of amazing opportunities for people and societies to thrive."
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Joining a 'mastermind group' could help your business thrive in 2020 — here's how
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There is plenty of scope for the sector to thrive, if it adapts.
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We also understand that no economy can thrive without a qualified, educated workforce.
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He's exactly the kind of diligent, obsessive volunteer that Wikipedia needed to thrive.
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To start Capsule, he received an undisclosed amount of funding from Thrive Capital.
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Now firms must learn to thrive even when the backdrop is less favourable.
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The new funding adds to the $30 million that Thrive raised last year.
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He was too important to the company for it to thrive without him.
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"I am ready to let it go," Perry told Thrive CEO Arianna Huffington.
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Skyrim came out about six years ago, but the game continues to thrive.
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That means Enceladus could be a prime place for alien life to thrive.
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Bernstein said escalating consumer demand means it is likely multiple brands can thrive.
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He loved running around the ring and seemed to thrive on the attention.
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Thrive Causemetics wants to deliver the power of beauty to every single woman.
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The freshwater algae just needs nutrients, sunlight, and shallow, still water to thrive.
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The Grammy Awards red carpet is a place where fashion risk-takers thrive.
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"I am ready to let it go," Perry told Thrive CEO Arianna Huffington.
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Trump's ability to thrive with an agenda that embraced vulgar racism isn't inexplicable.
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Next, she brushed on Thrive Causemetics' Cosmo Powder Strobing Highlighter as a bronzer.
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It's about LGBT people being able to be who they are and thrive.
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Wal-Mart's digital sales expansion has recently decelerated, as Amazon continues to thrive.
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However, one genus survived the extinction event and continued to thrive long after.
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Water is short in the dusty bush, so businesses tend not to thrive.
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It is unclear how many of them can thrive at the same time.
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Bischke believes his positioning best prepares Entelo to thrive when the dust settles.
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It does, though, benefit the lobbying ecosystem's endemic species, which thrive on chaos.
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It's hard to overstate how transformative the Thrive test could prove to be.
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Could Instagram one day provide photo partnerships for accounts like CoupleOfCelebs to thrive?
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But in order for Southern California to thrive, it needs to breathe... water?
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Or, will small-scale farmers thrive by producing unique and local marijuana strains?
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But in this parish where fisherman and shrimpers thrive, some people feel differently.
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But that doesn't mean entrepreneurship doesn't thrive in other parts of the region.
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And because I was able to do that, I've been able to thrive.
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Those specific bacteria don't thrive in the lab, but E. coli bacteria do.
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We have to ensure that innovators have the certainty they need to thrive.
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But in February, Sessions reinstated their use, suggesting the inmate population would thrive.
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In forests, for example, chimpanzees typically thrive on a diet of ripe fruit.
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As we know, Hoffman continued to thrive long after his actions against Rossetter.
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Businesses thrive when they make smart decisions based on the best available information.
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Facebook On Facebook, white supremacist memes thrive, even in wide-open, public communities.
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This has seen smuggling groups thrive in the city until now, he added.
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So we have an obligation to help these companies launch, develop, and thrive.
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Your unwillingness to thrive was our dukkha, our pain, our anguish, our distress.
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Despite that setback, SpaceX has managed to thrive over the past 12 months.
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I thrive on close, personal relationships, and I'm an over-sharer by nature.
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David Hirsch, through Metamorphic Ventures, is an investor in Talkspace and Thrive Market.
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What kind of skills does a manager need for a team to thrive?
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You need all three to build a company that can thrive without you.
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That alone is testament to their resilience, their ability to adapt and thrive.
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L) can thrive on its own, two years after rival Zurich Insurance (ZURN.
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Not only did these women fucking thrive, they got me to like sports.
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So if the market opened up a bit, these companies could thrive more.
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Rich countries need migration to thrive, not least to sustain their public services.
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And watching them thrive throughout these challenges is captivating, especially knowing their stories.
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The task for the government is to give them the space to thrive.
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In order to thrive and grow, the Arabica tree needs a mild climate.
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Social media and news ecosystems thrive on controversies that make us choose sides.
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Existing investors IVP, Thrive Capital and Founders Fund also participated in the round.
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Thus, firms that want to thrive must invest in their plants and workers.
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And they aren't all enamored of the tropics; many thrive in temperate conditions.
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Fashion Review MILAN — Fashion does and ever did thrive on cults of personality.
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When political debate is all entertaining noise, an event like Politicon can thrive.
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That means Starbucks can thrive even as its competitors are also doing well.
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But while the rest of the market was collapsing, Xu continued to thrive.
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That may be because amphibians need healthy aquatic and terrestrial environments to thrive.
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"We expect the movie to thrive for several more weeks," Mr. Helfgot said.
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This Thrive Global story was originally published on Business Insider July 11, 2019.
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Unlike many marine species, jellies can thrive in warmer water with less oxygen.
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In Paraguay, an indigenous language on equal footing with Spanish continues to thrive.
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He continued to thrive on the show and was nominated for two Emmys.
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Over its six years, Thrive has become a quiet force in venture capital.
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To thrive, it needs a long-term owner with experience of running hospitals.
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Josh Kushner, 34, founded a venture capital firm in 2009 called Thrive Capital.
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Here's how to leverage sensitivity to your advantage and thrive in the workplace:
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Walker's remark, however, promotes the kind of environment in which it can thrive.
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We thrive in moments like this, and that's what it came down to.
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" He said it would help American businesses and workers "thrive, compete and grow.
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Small businesses and cultural centers thrive throughout Jeddah, with dreams of scaling up.
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Existing investors Redpoint Ventures, Index Ventures, Bain Capital and Thrive Capital also participated.
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There are certain bacteria that thrive on specific kinds of food, Alcock says.
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Simultaneously, this phenomenon has caused the secondary market to thrive in Silicon Valley.
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Thrive publishes a bunch of educational content to sell newcomers on its vision.
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"Our member companies thrive by attracting the best and brightest employees," they added.
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Yet it continues to thrive, and nearly every sector of society is implicated.
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"When their land is protected, they thrive," said Ms. Shenker, the rights campaigner.
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For Destiny 2 to thrive, it needs to kill that negative approach entirely.
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They thrive in the new-growth forests, now fragmented by roads and suburbs.
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And highly skilled Chinese can thrive in environments that encourage originality and entrepreneurship.
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Instead, the internet gave people like him the space to grow and thrive.
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It is time to allocate resources to help our communities thrive once again.
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So these factors help tick and deer populations thrive when farms are reforested.
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Maggie Stenz understands how difficult it is to thrive in the museum world.
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At Thrive Global's headquarters in SoHo, there is a nap room for employees.
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New York culture and night life still thrive in a very real way.
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Enter THRIVE: An environmentally conscious lifestyle guide to better health and true wealth.
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You can see the water is very clean and fishes thrive in it.
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The furs and opulence of 1980s Wall Street thrive alongside poverty and grime.
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For all its problems (and there are many), democracy has managed to thrive.
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He's confident, and the Tar Heels' system allowed him to thrive in space.
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Cultivating my own space on the Internet helped me thrive outside the pigeonhole.
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Would it really help me find a career that I could thrive in?
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Meanwhile, Joan continued to thrive and her lawyer continued to build her defense.
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Ben Bass, who died in 13, did not thrive in his new occupation.
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Grass requires a lot of chemicals and a lot of water to thrive.
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Women on average are more cooperative Allow those exhibiting cooperative behavior to thrive.
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The Arabs in Israel generally live normal lives and, in many cases, thrive.
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The steel industry is another place that should thrive as the economy improves.
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Over and over, the game weathers every perceived crisis and continues to thrive.
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It is unlikely that both team competitions can thrive in the long term.
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You won't just survive the work-from-home environment, you'll thrive in it.
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China can thrive and rise, and we can, too, at the same time.
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It's companies like Google that have enabled these nasty little critters to thrive.
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I thrive in these kind of conditions and I think it showed today.
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Government bureaucrats had no idea how to make a town like Hay thrive.
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We are not divided over our collective desire to see poor places thrive.
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Mr. Trump seems to thrive on keeping people guessing, but businesses hate uncertainty.
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Smaller companies, on the other hand, can often thrive in an inflationary time.
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M.W.: Well, we will thrive on the basis of great excellence and distinction.
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Kids thrive and respond well to routines, whether they're good routines or not.
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Instead, she has found a way to thrive within it, or alongside it.
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They have survived, and when their pitchers thrive, they have done their jobs.
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I text him how awesome he is because I thrive on positive reinforcement.
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Salesforce is living proof that new capitalism can thrive and everyone can benefit.
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Here&aposs how you can survive (and thrive) in an ultra competitive field.
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Commercial probiotics may not be able to survive and thrive in your gut.
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All children thrive when engaged in meaningful learning experiences during and after school.
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A skilled workforce must be present for any industry or business to thrive.
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He needs to not only thrive in this space, he should own it.
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And those are the things you can use in your career to thrive.
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History shows certain stocks thrive when rates rise, while other stocks suffer badly.
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He's a carnival huckster promising that America will thrive with his snake oil.
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Knowing myself, I kind of try to thrive off of those big situations.
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"I think work-life harmony is a good framework," Bezos told Thrive Global.
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The government is functioning, though there are vast pockets where Shabab militants thrive.
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For the non-Trumpist Republicans, there&aposs still room to survive and thrive.
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I was stuck in a world where I didn't know how to thrive.
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This Thrive Global story was originally published on Business Insider January 20, 2018.
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Some market strategists are unsure Tesla could thrive without Musk at the helm.
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Modern slavery and human trafficking thrive where big business turns away its gaze.
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Arianna Huffington: Well at Thrive, we are focusing on what consumers can do.
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"I thrive on this mission to create an informed coquito consumer," she said.
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I am certain that the sites will grow and thrive in the future.
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"Early-stage technologies really helped traffickers to thrive in their business," deBaca said.
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However, I know I thrive on routine, especially my morning self-care ritual.
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Who knows what she could have accomplished had she been left to thrive?
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If we do those things, her community and her nation will thrive, too.
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It might seem as though his angry tweets actually caused manufacturing to thrive.
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They thrive in hot, humid temperatures and continue to reproduce during that time.
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With the growth of the gnat population, the spiders also thrive and multiply.
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They say people smugglers thrive there, capitalizing on people's desperation to get out.
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Women have more opportunities now than ever before to thrive in business ownership.
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The firm, Thrive Capital, is one of four investors listed on OpenGov's website.
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Numerous efforts have been made to encourage women to thrive in the sciences.
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Estimated valuation: $1.5 billionBecame a unicorn: AprilMajor backers: Accel, Y Combinator, Thrive Capital
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It is also in China's interest that the U.S. economy grow and thrive.
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They're here for you, but they need your attention and support to thrive.
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Our instincts are designed to help us survive and thrive under those conditions.
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Immigrants not only affect our political representation, they also help our economy thrive.
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Dogs truly thrive on play with each other, with us and with toys.
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Some children really do thrive on what would be, for others, extreme overscheduling.
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Like cranberries, blueberries thrive in acidic soils, which the Pinelands have in abundance.
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Recent centuries have been peaceful, allowing cities like Seattle and Vancouver to thrive.
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Does it make you feel welcome, supported, and able to thrive and grow?
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Both diphtheria and cholera can thrive in regions suffering from poverty and war.
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Scientists found an exoplanet and considered how life might thrive on other exoplanets.
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Nematodes, the researchers posited, might be genetically predisposed to thrive in extreme conditions.
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As she writes in her book, " Thrive," she's banned electronics from the bedroom.
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Successfully agreeing to disagree when necessary has helped our marriage thrive, as well.
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Derris, for example, represents Thrive Capital, the venture firm run by Josh Kushner.
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But in fact, intersectionality can help social movements thrive if it's used right.
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The other big change is in our understanding of where life can thrive.
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At Thrive Global, she enacted an email tool called Thrive Away, which automatically replies to an incoming message with a note saying when the employee will be back and letting the sender know they should reach out at that time.
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What policies and strategies will allow American businesses and the U.S. economy to thrive?
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Deceptive information about issues and candidates continued to thrive on Facebook, Twitter, and elsewhere.
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"It's something I've been able to manage and live with and thrive," she said.
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And this is why the conspiracy of social media bias continues to thrive. Opacity.
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But the airplane isn't the only place along your travel route where germs thrive.
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Which industries are expected to thrive and grow the most over the next decade?
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We want to help them thrive, and they need those relationships to do that.
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Guide us in discernment, Lord, and give us that strength to persevere and thrive.
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In fact, your family is likely going to thrive because of everything America offers.
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Advertisers are increasingly concerned about being associated with internet mediums that thrive on trickery.
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We're able to thrive, be entrepreneurs, be influencers and live to the best ability.
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Translation: tech companies need to be flawless to survive and thrive in this market.
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A couple can thrive on $2,500 a month in this coastal town, including housing.
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This is how we eat, consume and produce; without it, our economy wouldn't thrive.
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No one knows — but Bitcoin did, in part, thrive due to its founder's anonymity.
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Some microbes thrive in low-oxygen environments, while others require more oxygen to survive.
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He believes its people will overcome the present turmoil and one day thrive again.
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Even in Republican strongholds, like Texas, Congressional subsidies have helped wind projects to thrive.
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And artists with disabilities find a space to thrive at a studio in California.
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Thomas Jefferson's "wall of separation" between church and state has allowed both to thrive.
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Clearly, ensuring gay spaces survive and thrive is a priority for our new mayor.
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The fungus is known to thrive in areas with warm temperatures and dry soils.
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Miller, who starts next Monday, will be joining Thrive as an entrepreneur in residence.
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That's where the games thrive: your interactions with others and the choices you make.
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Modern cities thrive because of the benefits to firms and workers of crowding together.
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KDVD: Yes, because my work is about empowering creatives to take risks and thrive.
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Terror groups thrive on instability, a newly released report from the task force explains.
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Also, The Sill actually gives you tips for helping your houseplant survive and thrive.
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Having said that, I think that we can really thrive as an individual nation.
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She explains that cats thrive and are better behaved when they have feline companionship.
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This all would have been enough — more than enough — for any studio to thrive.
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If it is to thrive, liberalism must have an answer for the pessimists, too.
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Despite the narrowing spread between the two rates, the black market continues to thrive.
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But despite the initial pledge, celebrity deepfake porn videos continue to thrive on Pornhub.
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The pressure is on today, Aries, but you thrive under this kind of intensity.
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A cargo dock on San Cristóbal Island in Galapagos where non-native species thrive.
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"Take any of those off the list, and it's tough to thrive," he says.
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Mechanical watches continue to thrive and survive through the electronic age for a reason.
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Cranberries thrive in their natural environments; bogs created by glaciers thousands of years ago.
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And that even as Miami drowns, some creatures will thrive in the hotter future.
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That is one of many shady and lucrative businesses that thrive around the ritual.
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We should be able to thrive, unfettered by the chronic malignancy that is misogyny.
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Unlike counterparts in other countries, they thrive in rural areas as well as cities.
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Media companies will become data and tech companies in order to survive and thrive.
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National political stories thrive on Facebook, according to data from news analytics company Parse.ly.
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Despite such troubles, there are examples of how bricks-and-mortar shops might thrive.
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We've seen Cersei, Margaery, and, to some extent, Melisandre follow this rule and thrive.
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We've spent a long time watching the Obamas blossom and thrive in the spotlight.
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Instead, we must ... ensure everyone is safe to live and thrive in their community.
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Amazon will win no matter how the vendors thrive, survive or crash and burn.
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And the more recent lack of sheep has allowed other plant life to thrive.
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In booms, by contrast, it is stocks that typically thrive and bonds that suffer.
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If the realm wants to thrive under a new ruler, though, they deserve better.
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Of course, it's far too early to know which platforms will survive and thrive.
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That may be because amphibians need both healthy aquatic and terrestrial environments to thrive.
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Astronauts will have to survive and thrive for years, with no support from Earth.
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Yet its informal status and bloated proportions have allowed refugee-run businesses to thrive.
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They are commonly known as a famine food, as they thrive in drought conditions.
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Existing investors Passion Capital, Goodwater, Thrive Capital, Orange Digital Ventures and Stripe also participated.
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And, it doesn't actually own a single tour guide to thrive on commission fee.
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"SkyBridge and SALT are in great hands and will continue to thrive," Scaramucci said.
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Having a solid financial plan to help you thrive during these years is crucial.
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One of the fast-growing businesses that's been on our radar is Thrive Market.
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That's not good for companies like ours that thrive by there being no barriers.
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Trolls thrive on Twitter—but a new update may hit 'em where it hurts.
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But history shows some exchange-traded funds thrive when tensions rise on Wall Street.
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You'll get everything from crystals, candles, and gemstones to let your inner goddess thrive.
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No, according to When Women Thrive, the research effort by global consulting leader Mercer.
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Phytoplankton is important because it feeds sardines and anchovies that sea lions thrive on.
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Avoid arginine-rich foods Arginine is an amino acid that helps cold sores thrive.
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Inspectors will be looking for any stagnant water where mosquitoes could thrive, he said.
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Some of these new mutants were immune to the chemotherapy and continued to thrive.
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"If there can be dinosaurs in space, we can thrive there too," she said.
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If the region is to thrive in a harsher world, it is also essential.
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The designs feature the words hope, love, thrive, as well as a heart motif.
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They share our passion for dining and also our commitment to helping restaurants thrive.
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New York and New Jersey's relationship just seems to thrive in contentiousness and discord.
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Morgan Stanley's brokerage and advisory businesses surely could thrive as a privately owned business.
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Reindeer do not thrive in permanent captivity, in small fields and too far south.
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Other companies in the fund's current portfolio include Thrive Global, Winky Lux, and Billie.
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Their opponents' disbelief validates the us-versus-them mindset that outsider candidates thrive on.
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They're both cities where music and nightlife thrive, cities that celebrate tolerance and openness.
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New companies sometimes have to adapt to thrive, however, and that can add risk.
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Pitzi previously raised $20 million from investors, including Thrive, Kaszek Ventures, Flybridge and DCM.
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Vibrant communities that thrive for generations need access to parks, trails and green spaces.
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Just make sure to chose plants that will thrive well in an office environment.
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My child is brilliant, but the world isn't currently structured for them to thrive.
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But Saadi said he was "very optimistic" that the entertainment industry would thrive again.
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It is hard for banks to thrive if the economy around them does not.
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Fourth, attention is paid to making sure they thrive after their grant of clemency.
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ValueAct CEO Jeffrey Ubben expects Strayer Education to thrive because of its technology capabilities.
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There seems to be enough room in the state for each studio to thrive.
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Against this backdrop, startups that build businesses aimed at specialized vertical markets will thrive.
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They write confusing prose, target vulnerable people, thrive off chaos, and are deeply inauthentic.
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His parents, who endured hardship to arrive and thrive in America, aren't buying it.
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Morgan Stanley believes Microsoft's Azure business will thrive riding the same hot technology trends.
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Despite Guzman's arrest and extradition, the Sinaloa cartel's transnational logistics network continues to thrive.
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Trump's reality-television-style governance now trains traders to watch the throne to thrive.
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The EU experience also shows that small cosmetics businesses and innovation continue to thrive.
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That collaborative approach has helped the upstart thrive in a crowded and competitive market.
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NPEU strongly supports the missions of their nonprofits and wants their organizations to thrive.
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Some 16,000 lenders run online and storefront operations that thrive on the hefty profits.
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The bill comes at a time when coral reefs are struggling to thrive worldwide.
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We just happen to inhabit one of the ones in which humans can thrive.
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Research shows that without access to basic reproductive health care, women can't thrive economically.
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They are proud, intensely competitive and thrive on exposing — or silencing — that day's foil.
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The puzzle we face now is figuring out why these ideas failed to thrive.
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But that's still a tiny fraction of what used to thrive in the area.
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Since the property had loads of springs, he planted poplars, which thrive in wetlands.
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We cannot thrive as a country if we don't connect environmental health and infrastructure.
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These bad boys feel like they could thrive as your everyday pair of sunglasses.
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Alibaba will thrive as it dominates new markets in China, according to Goldman Sachs.
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Michael Kors will thrive after its deal to acquire Versace, according to Citi Research.
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What was it about their biology, about their physiology, that allowed them to thrive?
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"Maybe they really helped us survive and thrive in these new environments," he said.
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This enables them to survive and thrive in case of even tighter funding markets.
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Nextdoor-lovers who thrive in a state of hypervigilance will feel right at home.
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Perhaps more importantly, the stance and language on how ecosystems thrive is incredibly encouraging.
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How can we get to a world where the maximum number of people thrive?
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It means only to help its people thrive in whatever world proves their lot.
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Throughout the course of human evolution, people developed capacities to thrive in natural settings.
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To thrive, team members must hold each other accountable while driving to their goal.
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They taught me how to thrive as a femme, to embrace and celebrate it.
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For now, the locations largely thrive on the novelty of providing limited human interaction.
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Carrots thrive in full-sun exposure and, well, our garden is on the roof.
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Existing backers Passion Capital, Goodwater, Thrive Capital, Orange Digital Ventures and Stripe also participated.
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Their vast carelessness drags down everyone around them, but they persevere, and even thrive.
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Unlike the morose children in the town, the babies thrive and their eyes sparkle.
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THE FIXHow Nations Survive and Thrive in a World in DeclineBy Jonathan Tepperman307 pp.
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"Financial Fluency: How Women Thrive Outside of the 9 to 5" by Jenn Turell
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Companies say that law has allowed internet services like Google and Facebook to thrive.
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She called herself a racer, not someone who would thrive in a time trial.
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It's all a part of their ability to survive, thrive, heal, and be well.
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An employee partakes of the nap room at Thrive Global, Arianna Huffington's wellness website.
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"I found that I could put on these different hats and thrive," she said.
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Hurricanes thrive on warm water and traveling over land deprives them of that fuel.
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Because that's what going to not just save us, but drive us to thrive.
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Some people thrive on low-fat diets, others do best on low-carb diets.
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We really also try to understand the perspectives that allow these beliefs to thrive.
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The chickpea, however, can thrive in drier conditions due to its deep root system.
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I think humans thrive the most when we can take care of each other.
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To thrive in the era of intelligent machines, we need to expand our thinking.
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This approach has helped Toutiao thrive amid China's heavily controlled environment for social media.
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In the '60s, my educational therapists helped me restore this shattered self-confidence & THRIVE.
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But the banking problem in Mexico is big enough that multiple startups can thrive.
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By destroying trust and reciprocity he creates an environment in which he can thrive.
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Whatever you do, make sure the plants will thrive in your specific desk environment.
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This five-course bundle will teach you the foundational skills you need to thrive.
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Known to thrive in South America, it was braving New York's increasingly frigid winters.
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Babies obviously can thrive in this milieu or the human species would not exist.
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Pristina's clubs, bars and live music venues — where there are few ethnic boundaries — thrive.
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Those that move the fastest will be the most likely to survive and thrive.
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Yet, Stanley's exploits in sleeping have lived on — the GIFs and screenshots still thrive.
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Some grew weary of this and left, while others thrive under the withering lights.
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And yet, in a highly competitive industry, I was able thrive in my career.
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Disney's upcoming internet video streaming services will thrive, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Monday's dramatic developments are nothing new for Comey, who seems to thrive on drama.
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"Much like with any media, or journalist, they thrive on credibility," said Mr. Amarasingam.
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There is lots of warm, wet and nutrient-rich space for them to thrive.
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What kind of environments do you thrive in, and which do you find stifling?
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Renault and Nissan need each other to thrive in the future, executives have insisted.
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We must create a space for them to not only survive but to thrive.
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They thrive in the unrelenting drone of intolerance in social media and other platforms.
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Your fear is this same fear that makes it harder for students to thrive.
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"There's a possibility that we might thrive in times of volatility," Mr. Wu said.
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The funds come from several investment firms, including Maverick Capital Ventures and Thrive Capital.
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Below are just a few ways it can help you thrive in your career.
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"I don't know how you can thrive on taking a human life," Weissman said.
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His success convinced a naturally isolationist country and league that foreigners could thrive here.
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Maggie doesn't thrive on intimacy, and doesn't thrill to her students' secrets and revelations.
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Those like Soleimani who thrive on driving instability should also pause to think, however.
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You will struggle to thrive if your health and wellness takes a back seat.
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However, he has the size and skill-set to thrive in a pro offense.
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To be part of a group, and to see that group thrive, meant survival.
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The grasshoppers thrive near water, particularly around the tree line of snow-gum eucalyptus.
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The various responsibilities allow the women to grow and thrive in their own way.
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By raising and then frustrating expectations, the revolution created conditions for radicalization to thrive.
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He believes that the group will continue to thrive due to its constant innovation.
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Failure to thrive, a meek newborn who couldn't quite get the hang of eating.
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Instead, they teach rescued pups how to thrive and become fully effective adult otters.
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Providing for your family, for example, is fundamentally important to their ability to thrive.
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Also, chaos in the country has allowed the al Qaeda branch there to thrive.
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Did you think about that, like what it takes to allow them to thrive?
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Arianna Huffington's new company, Thrive Global, added a "Sleep Well" section earlier this month.
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What choice does Etsy have but to try to thrive in the new normal?
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Building off these trends, we've picked five that will thrive in this changing environment.
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The firm continued to thrive, but Dan Duva died of brain cancer in 1996.
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Companies that understand this and establish a culture that supports relationship building will thrive.
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Ford Motor will thrive from rising construction and infrastructure spending, according to Morgan Stanley.
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High taxes made it difficult for the economy to thrive under the Obama administration.
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It is time for a high-voltage jolt to help an essential technology thrive.■
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Yet the organization survived and continued to thrive in the wake of that carnage.
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The moss covering the trees retained water, allowing them to thrive without traditional soil.
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America's cities, towns and rural areas need the CDFI Fund in order to thrive.
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Everybody needed to be a productive member for society to survive, let alone thrive.
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Investors include GV (Google Ventures), Artis Ventures, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Thrive Capital.
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Instead, he tries to understand the trends that will help companies thrive for decades.
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Another prominent element of Thrive is an expansion of mental health first aid training.
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Austin food should thrive everywhere, she says, as long as Austin remains the Mecca.
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We are rapidly destroying those conditions that allowed our species to arise and thrive.
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Maple was incubated inside of Thrive Capital, Josh Kushner's well-regarded venture capital firm.
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"Americans will be both more prosperous and safer if all nations thrive," he wrote.
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And thus both thrive when the Starks or the Lannisters are in the spotlight.
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As a Jew I will find few places where I can thrive as much.
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Prominent backers: Lerer Hippeau, TIA Ventures, Thrive Capital, Nosara Capital, Thrive Capital, Phyto PartnersWhy VCs like the company: LeafLink has "a strong foundation in the U.S. and a solid understanding of cannabis companies' needs and behaviours," said Narbe Alexandrian, President of Canopy Rivers.
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The partnership will make available to employees of the 11,000 businesses that use Zenefits human resources software Thrive content, tips and tools within the Zenefits platform, and managers will be able to use the Thrive app to track and measure employee well-being.
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"Significant others can help you thrive through embracing life opportunities," Brooke Feeney, lead author of the Carnegie Mellon study, tells CNBC Make It. "Or they can hinder your ability to thrive by making it less likely that you'll pursue opportunities for growth."
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These hot spots could be perfect places for small organisms — bacteria, for instance — to thrive.
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And Ikasi Gym is the sort of business President Jacob Zuma's administration hopes will thrive.
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DIGITAL ELECTRONICS has transformed many consumer-goods industries, but analogue niches survive and even thrive.
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Because to survive breast cancer, the marketing gods will have us believe, is to thrive!
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The U.S. itself may thrive in the near term, but it could create geopolitical risks.
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It's the region where the Zika-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquitoes thrive in the greatest concentrations.
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The first stage is failure to thrive: They're born very floppy, with decreased fetal activity.
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It's the region where the Zika-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquitoes thrive in the greatest concentrations.
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Can a man even thrive in a competitive office environment if he must be weak?
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But Trump's campaign did not thrive in spite of his viciousness but because of it.
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People that can manifest that creativity and really turn it into something will thrive here.
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And along with the aging U.S. population, Wolff said, he believes biotech names can thrive.
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With major functions of bitcoin in the country now eliminated, can the cryptocurrency still thrive?
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People with disabilities are up against so many obstacles to keep up and to thrive.
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It has some support in the United States; Joshua Kushner's Thrive Capital is an investor.
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Luckily, they have a good foundation supporting them that should allow both men to thrive.
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Bravely has set out to help people thrive at work, and is doing just that.
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Now, he's helping young people who are living with the disease thrive just like him.
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To be clear, everyone is different and some people thrive in a traditional classroom setting.
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Thrive Capital, a venture firm founded by Jared's brother Josh Kushner, was another early backer.
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At EY, we've seen how these women thrive in a culture of high-performing teams.
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The backers affected: Kushner's Thrive Capital, Fidelity Investments, Khosla Ventures, and Peter Thiel's Founders Fund.
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This empowers your team to not only make decisions in your absence, but to thrive.
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Most employees thrive off of it, provided the assignments they're tasked with don't bore them.
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"Democracy can thrive only when our judiciary stands firm, independent of the executive," he added.
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And so it begs the question: Are we ready and able to survive and thrive?
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They thrive on information and electric pulses, and viral trends are like feasts for them.
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Related: Michelle Obama shows how women thrive and grow in middle age When is midlife?
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That digestibility helps make astrology marketable, and being marketable has helped it survive and thrive.
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For Jackson's complicated offense to thrive, it will probably never rely on the fast break.
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We want them to have food, education, to thrive and live happy and healthy lives.
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Thanks to roX, males make as many X chromosome proteins as females and thereby thrive.
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Figuring out how to survive and then thrive is the whole point of this game.
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Plentiful food resources and a lack of predators have also allowed the species to thrive.
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Thrive is a new and strategic investor in this round, along with Allen and Company.
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Within 700,000 years, the capybara-size Taeniolabis and the wolf-size Eoconodons began to thrive.
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But despite the initial pledge, celebrity deepfake porn videos continue to thrive on the site.
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Get those right, he said, the business will thrive and shareholders will be satisfied, too.
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Pesky allergens, dirt, and germs thrive around your home and they don't go away easily.
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In addition to organic, Thrive also carries gluten-free, paleo-friendly and GMO-free items.
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Not all families are healthy, and not all healthy families thrive on spending time together.
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She appears to revel in playing people who live and thrive in the shadowy gray.
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Aedes mosquitoes bite during the day and are incredibly well-adapted to thrive alongside humans.
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They thrive on it—they want their victims to think they're right around the corner.
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Despite a harrowing cycle of government repression and bloodshed, the pastime has continued to thrive.
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Russia's state-controlled media, which thrive on anti-American propaganda, could hardly hide their glee.
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And more importantly for Sixers fans, can Simmons continue to thrive without an outside shot?
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The parasite is known to thrive in warm waters, with cases increasing during the summertime.
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Consumer packaged goods is one area where Shopify can thrive, according to analysts at Rosenblatt.
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Urban Decay will continue to thrive in Naked's memory and honor — just wait and see.
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We are dedicated to creating opportunities for all Americans to thrive on their own terms.
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The smaller companies may thrive with more room to run in a second-tier city.
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They thrive when policy is in flux, preserving old perks and pushing for new ones.
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The potential gains are large, but will the budding profession thrive in a harsh climate?
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How does she juggle all those parts of her life and thrive in each flawlessly?
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But the humid heights of Madagascar offer the right climate for the plant to thrive.
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Arianna Huffington has raised another $30 million for Thrive Global at a $120 million valuation.
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Walmart's online grocery business will thrive and compete well against Amazon, according to Deutsche Bank.
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It's a perfect environment for Fishback, who is far from one-dimensional herself, to thrive.
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Nonetheless, the club has survived the schism, and the players have even managed to thrive.
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These are necessities that every individual in every community requires to survive and to thrive.
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