"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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But this is Bangtan Sonyeondan, who thrive on the unexpected.
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That's because the annual VMAs thrive on surprises and controversy.
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Unlike their predecessors, internet celebrities thrive on a radical accessibility.
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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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They thrive on them, in fact (just Google "fish emulsion").
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I thrive on playing under the lights for some reason.
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Thrive on the weirdness of the weirdos you live with.
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It's not just startups that thrive on Saudi Arabian cash.
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JW: I think you have to thrive on that curiosity.
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"Ultimately, cybercriminals thrive on buzz," says ZeroFox data scientist Phil Tully.
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Rebuttal is a vital public service, but lies thrive on repetition.
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The National's twin breakthroughs, Alligator and Boxer, thrive on that unease.
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FRANK WEYNSParis Political parties thrive on discord and short-term advantage.
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The irony of course is that porn blogs thrive on Tumblr.
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Thomas B. Edsall Politicians thrive on stealth — furtiveness, slyness and deception.
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Mystery shows thrive on ambiguity, on unclear motives and hazy reasoning.
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Power, and its corollary, corruption in all forms, thrive on powerlessness.
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Some people thrive on conflict (which isn't necessarily a good thing).
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Visitors seem to thrive on the offbeat creativity of the setup.
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Many health care hoax sites thrive on revenue from inadvertent advertisers.
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Futures traders thrive on volatility, not on assets that continually rise.
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This is the Dominican style, and the players thrive on it.
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Cable companies thrive on sports coverage because of the advertising dollars.
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So I love it, I thrive on building something that people love.
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After all, he's on reality television, which seems to thrive on conflict.
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The best players, like the best investors, seem to thrive on uncertainty.
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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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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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This in itself is spurring startups that help merchants thrive on Amazon.
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Games like Monster Hunter and Warframe thrive on completely different progression systems.
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No one is winning, except the extremist groups who thrive on chaos.
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It can be notoriously difficult for women to thrive on Wall Street.
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Cop shows thrive on the will they-won't they tension between partners.
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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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The party cannot thrive on a platform of anger, fear and isolation.
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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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Both players thrive on the long two, something common to Ewing's era.
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An alternative is to consume plenty of fibre, which 'good bacteria' thrive on.
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The Trump real estate empire and others like it thrive on borrowed money.
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He loved running around the ring and seemed to thrive on the attention.
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It does, though, benefit the lobbying ecosystem's endemic species, which thrive on chaos.
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In forests, for example, chimpanzees typically thrive on a diet of ripe fruit.
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I thrive on close, personal relationships, and I'm an over-sharer by nature.
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L) can thrive on its own, two years after rival Zurich Insurance (ZURN.
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Social media and news ecosystems thrive on controversies that make us choose sides.
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Fashion Review MILAN — Fashion does and ever did thrive on cults of personality.
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He continued to thrive on the show and was nominated for two Emmys.
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There are certain bacteria that thrive on specific kinds of food, Alcock says.
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Mr. Trump seems to thrive on keeping people guessing, but businesses hate uncertainty.
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M.W.: Well, we will thrive on the basis of great excellence and distinction.
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I text him how awesome he is because I thrive on positive reinforcement.
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"I thrive on this mission to create an informed coquito consumer," she said.
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However, I know I thrive on routine, especially my morning self-care ritual.
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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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Scientists found an exoplanet and considered how life might thrive on other exoplanets.
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Deceptive information about issues and candidates continued to thrive on Facebook, Twitter, and elsewhere.
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Advertisers are increasingly concerned about being associated with internet mediums that thrive on trickery.
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A couple can thrive on $2,500 a month in this coastal town, including housing.
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Terror groups thrive on instability, a newly released report from the task force explains.
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But despite the initial pledge, celebrity deepfake porn videos continue to thrive on Pornhub.
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National political stories thrive on Facebook, according to data from news analytics company Parse.ly.
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And, it doesn't actually own a single tour guide to thrive on commission fee.
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Trolls thrive on Twitter—but a new update may hit 'em where it hurts.
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Phytoplankton is important because it feeds sardines and anchovies that sea lions thrive on.
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Their opponents' disbelief validates the us-versus-them mindset that outsider candidates thrive on.
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Some 16,000 lenders run online and storefront operations that thrive on the hefty profits.
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They are proud, intensely competitive and thrive on exposing — or silencing — that day's foil.
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For now, the locations largely thrive on the novelty of providing limited human interaction.
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Hurricanes thrive on warm water and traveling over land deprives them of that fuel.
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Some people thrive on low-fat diets, others do best on low-carb diets.
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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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"I don't know how you can thrive on taking a human life," Weissman said.
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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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They thrive on information and electric pulses, and viral trends are like feasts for them.
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But despite the initial pledge, celebrity deepfake porn videos continue to thrive on the site.
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Not all families are healthy, and not all healthy families thrive on spending time together.
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They thrive on it—they want their victims to think they're right around the corner.
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Russia's state-controlled media, which thrive on anti-American propaganda, could hardly hide their glee.
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We are dedicated to creating opportunities for all Americans to thrive on their own terms.
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Special report: Profiting from prison How companies profit from immigrant detention Prisons thrive on poverty
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To thrive on today's internet, you need much more than a server and a dream.
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Now Instagram will see whether its tools for private messages can thrive on their own.
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Hackers thrive on vulnerabilities, and they're already starting to take advantage of unprotected autonomous vehicles.
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Lobbyists thrive on complexity and an unaware public to take control of the political system.
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We thrive on equality and fairness and have full intentions to keep it that way!
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Most of these movements thrive on distrust of established institutions and the technocrats in charge.
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The only sure winners from these Trump tweets are oil traders, who thrive on volatility.
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The cannibals thrive on the nutritious sibling diet, and don't look any different as adults.
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"Some people thrive on that, but for most people it can be kind of taxing."
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In other words, great teams thrive on trust — and great managers help build that trust.
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That evolutionary strategy allowed them to thrive on Flores — at least until we showed up.
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"These developments are not something gold can thrive on," said Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen.
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Johnson, Hill, Hood, Alec Burks, and Hayward can thrive on either end of that transaction.
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My plants, so equipped, thrive on little natural light, and I appreciate the lights too.
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"It insists that a narrative structure can survive and thrive on proximity alone," Vuong says.
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Brown told CNBC previously Facebook was "committed to helping quality journalism thrive" on its platform.
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We thrive on your enthusiasm and feedback and we can't wait to show you more.
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"These crimes thrive on impunity and inaction," said Matthew Smith, the head of Fortify Rights.
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They all depend on a steady influx of outsiders and thrive on innovation and higher education.
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Nobody wants it to happen to them, except trolls who thrive on that sort of thing.
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Startups thrive on "network effects": entrepreneurs, like internet users, tend to cluster where their peers are.
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In an industry that is constantly evolving, we will thrive on change and innovate to improve.
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Fire has returned to California's wine country as the flames thrive on bounties of parched land.
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The parts of internet culture that thrive on this multilayered interplay coalesced around the Harambe meme.
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Social networks thrive on network effects: people want to be there because everyone else is there.
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He suggests that love does not merely thrive on power imbalances—sometimes it relies on them.
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Both B. and I are very Type A, so we thrive on schedules, lists, and order.
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Art. Movies. Music. Policy. All thrive on a blatant disregard for the intellectual property of others.
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America has been built and continues to thrive on the sacrifice and determination of hardworking immigrants.
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T-Mobile will still thrive on a stand-alone basis, according to a Wall Street firm.
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As he did during his Triple Crown run, California Chrome seems to thrive on the attention.
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Can you elaborate on what you thrive on when you wander the backroads with your camera?
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It was her youthful know-how that made these Facebook-native hack accounts thrive on TikTok.
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What Hollywood and the book industry thrive on insecurity and fear, you know what I mean?
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Other types thrive on the skins of frogs and salamanders, threatening hundreds of species with extinction.
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"Good relationships thrive on good communication, strong support and working as a team," Ms. Delap explained.
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And many thrive on the business model of charging to place content in front of eyeballs.
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I got used to working in a fast, high-stress environment and found I thrive on it.
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Yet, as great as imports are, clubs like the Reading Rooms thrive on nurturing emerging local talent.
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Many of these firms thrive on the labour of illegal immigrants, ignoring safety rules and evading taxes.
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They thrive on stability, and Trump's disastrous roll out of the immigration order was anything but stable.
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The Tar Heels don't make threes, but they thrive on mid-range shots and short-range bunnies.
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And in the end this will be a spectacle, but that's sort of what they thrive on.
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Humanity is bombarded with suffering and pain at every turn—it's almost like we thrive on it.
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High frequency firms thrive on high volatility, and without it they are struggling to grow as well.
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Gameplans and Questions Ultimately this fight is one between two men who thrive on a passive opponent.
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LGBT characters, do, however, thrive on programs like Orange Is the New Black, Modern Family, and Transparent.
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The argument for the work these groups do is simple—that people cannot thrive on food alone.
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The news media thrive on fast-moving disasters, while slow-moving improvements are neither new nor news.
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Empaths have a lot of compassion and understanding to give, while narcissists thrive on someone worshipping them.
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Some, like Chelsea Market and Gansevoort Market, both in the Meatpacking District, seem to thrive on tourists.
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Their followers thrive on hyper-masculinity and celebrate when one of their brethren hits a leftist agitator.
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Sagittarius is a fire sign, which means they thrive on taking action, passionately trailblazing, and living spontaneously.
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"We're committed to helping quality journalism thrive on Facebook," Campbell Brown, Facebook's head of news partnerships, said.
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This made pro wrestling suck, or so the story goes, because McMahon can only thrive on competition.
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I'm not one to pit two incredibly amazing women against each other, but I thrive on the drama.
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The university had denied permitting a culture of sexual assault to thrive on the campus of 27,845 students.
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Banks thrive on higher rates, and government debt yields have been jumping as well since the Trump win.
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Groups dedicated to the pro-Trump conspiracy theory QAnon thrive on Facebook, as do communities that oppose vaccination.
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The app seems to thrive on this breezy uncertainty; it won't even confirm what the "HQ" stands for.
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It's fast-paced enough to attract those who thrive on PvP, and team-based enough for PvE fans.
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The Jane Does say the university permitted a culture of sexual assault to thrive on the Knoxville campus.
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Dimon argued that, while Britain could potentially thrive on its own, its departure may disrupt the European economy.
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The internet is "for porn," after all, and gloriously porny subcultures thrive on platforms like Tumblr and Twitter.
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These hate groups thrive on Twitter, where an anti-immigrant group will garner about 85033,000 followers, on average.
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With his blistering serve and his overpowering forehand, del Potro has the weapons to thrive on quick hardcourts.
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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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The problem is that platforms thrive on engagement — and what's controversial and emotion-provoking often does the trick.
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He began by addressing the difficulties of 2016, including how his music failed to thrive on the radio.
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Everything you'd need to survive and thrive on a hostile alien world is broken and missing key pieces.
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The minutely choreographed policies of central banks act to suppress the market volatility that hedge funds thrive on.
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A lot of relationships, even among my friends, seem to thrive on stormy arguments, break-ups, and make-ups.
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The Guardian's live blogs thrive on their interaction with the comments, and its Crossword community is second to none.
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You thrive on being a big girl, but when you're grouped in with us, you're not happy about it?
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The new app is no different than the others I've tried — don't forget, they all thrive on your failure!
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To use our earlier example, a number four Life Path suggests that you thrive on structure and crave security.
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The cells of the microbiome—the interlinked bacterial ecosystems that thrive on skin and in guts—are another possibility.
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Conveniently, for those of us who thrive on celebrity gossip, 2018 was a good year for celebs being romantic.
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The shows thrive on Netflix (I recommend them to someone every few days) and dominate conversation among online critics.
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Reliance may be better placed to thrive on exports despite the increasing competition in Asia and the Middle East.
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Things have certainly calmed down since then, allowing life to thrive on the blue ocean-world that is Earth.
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Trump and his supporters have no regard for knowledge or debate, and thrive on petty caricaturing of political opponents.
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Porn, as I've often been told, is full of cut-ups who thrive on the absurdity of it all.
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"It won't stop anyone being creative or having fun with it—in fact, we thrive on it," he said.
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The sitcom is one of the few genres that has made room for Black culture to thrive on television.
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" In a statement to BuzzFeed News, he said people "thrive on negativity" and "tend to only focus on that.
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Republicans excel at generating and then exploiting hostility to government, and thrive on being in opposition, especially to presidents.
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For all their solidarity, however, Basque chefs thrive on a healthy competition, particularly in playful presentation and breaking frontiers.
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And the evening talks shows, which ordinarily thrive on political controversy, refrained from focused discussion of Mr. Qadri's execution.
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But stories thrive on conflict, and Peter challenged himself to use design to evoke tension instead of erasing it.
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Some of his own had failed to thrive on the windowsill of his room in a Fifth Avenue dorm.
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Carryout and delivery isn't viable for his businesses, which thrive on the live music and community at the bars.
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While other species might be pushed out, gulls seem to adapt to our presence and thrive on our trash.
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We need an Earth Race — a free-market competition to ensure that mankind can continue to thrive on Earth.
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But the A's thrive on stability: They haven't made a managerial change since 2011, when Beane fired Bob Geren.
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So something can be banned by the city in Brooklyn but thrive on the Thruway with the state's imprimatur.
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The Eagles continue to thrive on third down, and that continues to make New England play on its heels.
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At the same time, there was evidence that animals that thrive on warmth might crowd out less resilient species.
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The caterpillars thrive on the plant, even storing its toxins in their bodies as a defense against hungry birds.
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With a mini bye for the Rams, and the 49ers on short rest, new looks could thrive on Sunday.
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The result can be a greater variety of species locally, as those that thrive on disturbed landscapes move in.
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I gained all the skills to survive and thrive on my own — and the courage to never look back.
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The human body has evolved, for hundreds of thousands of years, to thrive on the surface of the Earth.
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But a few committed independent boza makers continue to thrive on the nation's love affair with the fermented drink.
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But in other places, like Fargo, North Dakota, for example, the average American family can thrive on a lot less.
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When it comes to celebrity relationships, the public (and a lot of A-listers themselves) tends to thrive on drama.
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He was able to handle reporters with agility but didn't seem to thrive on it the way his father does.
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We also discuss the role of truth in a liberal democracy, and why illiberal regimes thrive on confusion and cynicism.
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But attempting to ignore that you host the data platforms that thrive on it is a tasty bit of prestidigitation.
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If you thrive on making the first move on Bumble, you might enjoy the bold fragrances in Confident and Charming.
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And the angrier the fight, the more oxygen is provided to the populists who thrive on opposition to European integration.
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Uncles are chaos engines — they thrive on unrest, and are very good at the fine art of stirring things up.
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He seems to thrive on this kind of tension and divisiveness, but, you know, it really hasn&apost caused them.
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"Younger workforces thrive on more feedback," Charles Hudson, an investor in Butterfly from Precursor Ventures, told me in an interview.
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Despite what the zealots say, there's lots of data suggesting humans can survive — and even thrive — on myriad eating patterns.
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If they were alive today, great thinkers from the past would thrive on Twitter and thereby elevate our public conversation.
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Some people would claim that Sunderland supporters thrive on adversity, and that it strengthens the sense of community among them.
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I work for large banks where we thrive on conference calls, even when we're in the same city or buildings.
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But populists, who thrive on conflict against an existential threat, cannot bend with popular will as easily as mainstream parties.
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So it makes sense that he should thrive on complicated cross-country manhunts involving colorful characters driving eye-catching automobiles.
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They sneer at elites, even if they themselves are rich and powerful; they thrive on, and nurture, anger and division.
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We need corporate leaders who thrive on foreign talent to fill gaps in home grown talent pools to speak up.
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For example, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos recently wrote a piece for Thrive on why he sleeps 8 hours per night.
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But the truth is that most of us not only need the fiber in plants, but also thrive on it.
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These relatively new online adult businesses thrive on performers forming intimate and individualized, albeit digital, relationships with dedicated repeat patrons.
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This ability to thrive on the edge of the law in hard times is something Friedrich's son Fred also had.
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Some folks are natural-born gifters who thrive on dreaming up surprising and delightful buys for others (while some are not).
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Misinformation and harassment are no longer mostly siloed away in online forums or personal websites — now, they thrive on mainstream platforms.
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Kim Kardashian West has always been one to thrive on shock factor, especially when it comes to her social media presence.
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From their iconic annual Christmas cards to their department store-sized decorations, the Kardashians seem to thrive on the holiday spirt.
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I would have discovered Grammarly sooner had I bothered to visit the many websites for dyslexics that thrive on the internet.
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And the walls are full of murals representing the communities that thrive on the platform: Black Twitter, NBA Twitter, celebrity Twitter.
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Ensemble dramas like "Daphne's Dive" thrive on the actors' and the director's ability to create a convincing atmosphere of intimacy onstage.
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They live in a tiny world of their own making and seem — like artists everywhere — to thrive on life's small dissatisfactions.
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Trump's lack of clear objectives and obsession with unpredictability has confused everyone but homegrown terrorists who thrive on chaos and ignorance.
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Twenty years after making her breakthrough at the United States Open, Venus Williams continues to thrive on the sport's biggest stages.
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Nannies, elder care workers, and housecleaners might have years of experience, but that isn't enough to thrive on a marketplace platform.
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Officials say creating jobs and developing infrastructure is crucial for fighting the militants, who thrive on poverty and lack of jobs.
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Then he became disenchanted with the industry, and began speaking out about how social media companies like Facebook thrive on conflict.
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Others are involved in enterprises that depend on government spending doled out by relatives or that thrive on heavy state subsidies.
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Trolls and abusive behaviors thrive on for-profit social platforms in part because at some level the platforms don't mind this.
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We're all about portable gaming here and would love to see PC gaming continue to grow and thrive on mobile platforms.
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If the dark-money billionaires thrive on secrecy, these books imply that scrutiny is the first step toward limiting their power.
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Horror films thrive on the concept of the "final girl," the last one left standing to fend off the maniacal killer.
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There are an awful lot of last-minute changes these days at late-night comedy shows that thrive on topical humor.
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In "Why You Should Learn to Say 'No' More Often," Kristin Wong writes: Humans are social animals who thrive on reciprocity.
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Her productions, particularly with her frequent collaborator, "Comet" composer Dave Malloy, thrive on unorthodox theatrical premises that elucidate much bigger ideas.
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Citing a distinction first made by Paul Graham, the prominent venture capitalist, Costache told the room that some people thrive on meetings.
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Certain games thrive on slowness, including Gone Home, which is about a young woman haunting a world she no longer quite recognizes.
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Honestly, the only thing you really need to know is that these people thrive on attention — it's how they make their money.
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Resist the demands for more brutal immigration enforcement, and electorates may keep voting for candidates who thrive on blaming foreigners for everything.
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So we surround ourselves with like-minded friends who just want complete happiness for one another and thrive on each other's successes.
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If the administrators of these hyper-partisan pages would simply stop creating fake accounts, misinformation might thrive on Facebook as never before.
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Gaming experiences range from loyalty programs to actual arcade-like mobile games, and thrive on a user's urge to accomplish a goal.
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This daring insect has the audacity to lay its eggs inside of of bee hives, where they hatch and thrive on beeswax.
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Ryan Spooner scored a pair of third-period goals to cap the comeback for Boston, which continues to thrive on the road.
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That was welcome news to the market — it rallied after Mnuchin's time travel on Thursday — but markets don't typically thrive on uncertainty.
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While the jellyfish continue to thrive on Kakaban, the island has just two human inhabitants, Suari, 28, and his uncle, Jumadi, 48.
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So they asked Dr. Berger, a chemical engineer at nearby Lehigh, to find out why the bacteria seemed to thrive on metal.
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Similar to pharmacy benefit managers, drug distributors thrive on higher drug prices, which has stoked public outrage and may invite federal regulation.
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The news media may thrive on polarization, but the entertainment establishment has not given up on the old American Dream of consensus.
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But, because Amazon exists in the still-new area of e-commerce, brands are confused about how to thrive on the platform.
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Studies have shown that most orders are canceled, and traders thrive on trying to outsmart others by forecasting trends in the market.
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"Children thrive on short bursts of five to 15 minutes at a time, maybe 20 tops, of truly undivided attention," Morgenstern explains.
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"Machines generally thrive on a state/local orientation, but politics is more and more focused on national personalities and issues," Schickler said.
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But everyone is able to withstand it, and in some ways thrive on it, because of the environment we live in politically.
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Appears to thrive on the show courts and outplayed Nadal this year in Indian Wells before missing a match point and succumbing.
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The individual projects often thrive on personal geographies grafted onto global networks, whether they are routes for capital, communications, energy, or refugees.
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In my experience some individuals are the over-achievers who are looking for stars on their foreheads and thrive on constant positive feedback.
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While most people would feel daunted by the task of finding new friends, work, and creative collaborators, you seem to thrive on it.
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Though most frauds still thrive on word-of-mouth, the internet has made their spread easier and increased the number of potential victims.
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As a movement that rejects globalisation, populism is a menace to companies that thrive on the free movement of goods, labour and capital.
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Scenes like these thrive on Bobby's brash, intoxicating self-confidence, but "Naming Rights" slyly undermines that impression in ways that he cannot see.
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It was increasingly dominated by people who thrive on confrontation, and who refuse to cooperate with anyone who doesn't share their extreme views.
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"Will my son be able to thrive on this planet?" she asked in the emailed letter, released by the White House on Wednesday.
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Then, having proved that Marvel characters can thrive on the screen, Disney makes Marvel TV shows and sells them to rivals like Netflix.
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Entrepreneurs, of course, thrive on risk, and for a California tech start-up, the business climate can go from hot to cold overnight.
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Arguably, white supremacists are terrorists, but they seem to thrive on social media as long as they stay away from posting violent imagery.
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Between your efforts with Working Women and at Commend, it seems like community energy is a big part of what you thrive on.
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But we must examine that temptation in light of the fact that both cinema and gaming thrive on stories of conflict and resolution.
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Frey thought she'd be in hot water with her boss, but Byrne said he thought the gossipy duo would thrive on a podcast.
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This is also true of video games, which thrive on mystery, discovery and exoticism—concepts frequently appear in stories of Ancient Egyptian civilization.
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The Warriors thrive on this type of action, forcing defenders to make these types of switches and communications several times on each possession.
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If you thrive on daily runs, training for a triathlon, or showing up for barre six days a week, more power to you.
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Here is a bereaved family so topsy-turvy that mourning becomes an afterthought, and the children must thrive on responsibility instead of wonder.
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If you're an artist, you have to thrive on what you do and believe in what you do and be obsessed with it.
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The horror games of today thrive on abstraction and obfuscation, muddling the medium's basic premises of progression and experience gathering with strange interactions.
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Though traditionally the brand has seemed impervious to such controversies — indeed, has seemed to thrive on being politically incorrect — this time is different.
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That success established Straub's bona fides, which in turn attracted gifted women, some of whom went on to thrive on the professional tour.
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Videos that are somewhere between the length of a social media post and a 60-minute special thrive on YouTube, Mr. Duckor said.
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Lorde, Halsey, Alessia Cara and more: All thrive on the tension between their often gloomy mood and their instinctual gifts for pop songcraft.
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According to Lee, the patients who thrive on Vivitrol are those who choose it, not those who are coerced into taking the drug.
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Biomining bugs have a special ability to thrive on rocks, often forming tough mats called biofilms and releasing acids that help liberate metals.
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"Because they thrive on purism, protest, and parochialism, the outside groups are driving politics towards polarization, extremism, and short-term gain," writes Rauch.
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But even if one could convince voters of the advantages of a fair, progressive tax plan with zero deductions, there remains the problem of convincing two virtually immovable and monolithic constituencies: the politicians who thrive on carving out special deductions for favored interest groups who finance their campaigns, and the tax specialists and accountants who thrive on navigating an increasingly complex tax code.
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Large media conglomerates like ESPN, which thrive on business models designed to generate revenue based on viewership, cater first to the demands of viewers.
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Of greater concern, I think, is that Jones in particular continued to thrive on Facebook for nearly a year after he was purportedly banned.
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I thrive on walking into a blank set in the morning, where what ends up in the film is entirely in the cinematographer's hands.
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Moreover, they thrive on a specific presentation of reality that mixes YouTube vlogging culture's assumed authenticity and levels of intimacy with a surrealist milieu.
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Just this week, BuzzFeed reported that despite Pornhub's vow to ban deepfakes from its platform, these fake videos continue to thrive on the platform.
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While other fast-casual restaurants thrive on wacky limited-time offers, Chipotle has made few changes to its menu in its 23-year history.
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"Quality journalism costs money to produce, and we want to make sure it can thrive on Facebook," says Campbell Brown, Head of News Partnerships.
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And while e-commerce does thrive on technological advances, it has failed, unlike previous waves of innovation, to enrich the nations where it's used.
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According to a recent report by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, at least eight species of snake thrive on oil-palm plantations.
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Across the West, bark beetles, which thrive on warmer winters, are infesting more and more pine trees, turning once-green hillsides into fire hazards.
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I thrive on scouring racks for a one-of-a-kind piece of clothing that fits just right, and better yet, is extremely affordable.
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This type of artificial agent could be challenging for small businesses in other ways as well, for small businesses thrive on sociability and relationships.
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Offensively, it's definitely fair to say he's holding them back (these two are compatible and too talented not to eventually thrive on that end).
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While the Warriors seem to thrive on carefully orchestrated chaos, the Cavaliers maintain a delicate balance that is dependent upon everyone doing their part.
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In scientific fields that thrive on data, sexism can pass as legitimate when couched in the language of cold, unfeeling numbers and percentage points.
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The Senate has become mainly an arena for political warfare, allowing the parties to thrive on doing their best to sabotage each other's priorities.
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Deep Clean Your Hairbrush "Generally speaking, viruses don't thrive on porous surfaces like hair, but it may depend on the situation," Dr. King says.
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The lack of time on TikTok helps dictate not only how users behave but also what kinds of content can thrive on the app.
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The quiet imposed by the retired four-star Marine general presents a counterpoint to Trump and his loyalists, many of whom thrive on chaos.
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Its high-tech start-ups routinely sell for billions, its economy is the envy of the Middle East, its television shows thrive on Netflix.
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This type of database enables algorithms (like the ones Facebook and Instagram thrive on) to run on today's biggest and most skillfully-developed apps.
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"We take a broader approach and we make investments in things that thrive on the backbone of a healthy esports industry," said Baier-Lentz.
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And the show is among the first on Broadway to thrive on TikTok, a popular mobile app used to make and share short videos.
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While other fast-casual restaurants thrive on wacky limited-time offers, Chipotle has made few changes to its menu in its 24-year history.
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If smaller banks are freer to pursue the business they desire, the theory goes, the more likely they are to thrive on their own.
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That is why we will thrive on the other side of all these industry dynamics and shifts, whatever the future of television looks like.
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All are inside a self-contained biosphere, which scientists hope will show that an artificial, self-sustaining environment can thrive on the lunar surface.
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"Politicians like Gavin Newsom thrive on the politics of division, supporting so-called sanctuary cities just to win votes," Cox says in a campaign ad.
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For instance, T-bones thrive on the grill, but a boneless ribeye does best in a frying pan (thanks to the fat running through it).
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But while you're marveling over the exaggerated costumes, don't forget to check out one part of the body that camp can really thrive on: nails.
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Its millennial pink cover allowed it to thrive on Instagram, and it even had a hand in coining the color-phrase in the first place.
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"Our current shows will continue to thrive on ABC and Shondaland will be there every step of the way," Rhimes also said in her statement.
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Indeed, Mr Orban and Jaroslaw Kaczynski, Poland's de-facto leader, thrive on such polarisation, denouncing their domestic opponents as traitors, cretins or effete vegetarian cyclists.
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Yep, not just wear them; Australian artist Roz Borg actually developed a technique that allows the plants to live and thrive on your nail bed.
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"Some corporate psychopaths thrive on thrill seeking, bore easily, seek stimulation, and play mind games with a strong desire to win," say Babiak and O'Toole.
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Each of these groups is essential to YouTube's creative ecosystem—none can thrive on YouTube without the other—and all three deserve our best efforts.
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Matter The ocean contains a vast number of living things, including many, many pathogens — from bacteria that thrive on coral to fungi that infect lobsters.
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This means seriously reconsidering which business models the federal government is willing to subsidize -- and would like to see thrive -- on behalf of our students.
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Anyway, there are lots of news sites online that thrive on this kind of deceptive headline, so I'm glad that Facebook is pushing against these.
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That algae provided the "burst of energy needed for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where large animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth," he said.
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It's important to fascists to develop a base since they thrive on street violence; it is important for them to recruit especially disaffected young men.
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German let-hander Kerber continued to thrive on the grass after a tricky claycourt season as she blazed past Peterson following a tough first set.
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Ms. Ardern also pledged this week to work with other countries on holding social media companies accountable for letting hateful speech thrive on their platforms.
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And because the courts have kept DACA alive for now, lawmakers — who thrive on hard deadlines — have felt less urgency to deal with the issue.
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The Korean Tour's structure made it a terrific incubator for producing top-class players who can thrive on any circuit around the world, said Herden.
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Stories like these thrive on the narrative that the right has a propensity to support leaders who are bigoted, prejudiced, Islamophobic, racist, misogynistic and homophobic.
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Plus, as one other top-tier venture capital firm described it, it's unclear how startups that thrive on vice eventually return money to their investors.
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Holy grail culture is perfectly suited to thrive on the internet, where sharing is a way to both build community and project a certain identity.
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These are companies that thrive on people who stay home on their couches, order delivery, play games and watch TV while checking on their Apple iPhones.
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A brown-eared bulbulPhoto: Laitche (Wikimedia Commons)If you wanna thrive on this planet, you have to figure out a way to be fruitful and multiply.
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Much like the president, the show's titular actress, Roseanne Barr, seems to thrive on political discord, while packaging her approach as one of unity and peace.
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The alt-right and white supremacists thrive on stories of anti-white racism—nothing makes for better propaganda than the sense of a conspiracy of oppressors.
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The internet trolls who thrive on abusing women in the public eye tend to be kept at bay, because listeners seek things out based on interest.
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Neptunian illusions thrive on the internet, where it's easy to pretend we're prettier and happier than we are — or that our sadness is poetic and cool.
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Spot turnover has declined in recent months as falling market volatility has squelched trading appetite from large hedge funds and leveraged players who thrive on volatility.
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Then again, some people thrive on planning sex, because it can build anticipation and excitement, so if that works for you, go for it, she says.
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He is the first major Asian American presidential candidate, which also seemingly has allowed him to become the first candidate to thrive on making Asian jokes.
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Some people also report feeling "flat" or "not myself" which can be particularly devastating for creatives who thrive on having periods in which they feel high.
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This anonymity leaves the system susceptible to abuse and fraud that can cost taxpayers millions and undermine legitimate businesses that thrive on a level playing field.
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Waiting to assume the role of the dogged opposition are right-leaning news media and political entities that thrive on and profit from challenging Republican leaders.
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Rather, Trump belongs to the great line of reprobate politicians, from James Michael Curley to Marion Barry, who thrive on notoriety and gain strength from scandal.
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In similar fashion, Credit Suisse's Jonathan Golub shared his list of high tax rate companies that can thrive on a lower tax rate on Dec. 4.
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To keep our higher selves thriving, we must do what Molly does daily — slay our lesser, reptilian selves, the ones who thrive on fear, ego, conflict.
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They thrive on all our little contests and arguments about who has power over whom and eschew responsibility for any of the chaos created by them.
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It has survived the big cast change that many predicted it couldn't, and, the succession assured, seems likely to thrive on Broadway for the foreseeable future.
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I need consistent mental health breaks from Twitter, though I criticize myself for not being one of those writers who seems to thrive on the platform.
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Ultimately what these sorts of long-running fantasy film franchises thrive on is a continual injection of fresh ideas and a willingness to try new things.
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Perhaps that seeds the babies with bacteria that will allow them to thrive on blood, or signals to the bacteria they already have to change modes.
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They were most likely soft and mossy, with shallow roots and few of the adaptations they would later evolve to survive and thrive on dry land.
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But he never clarified what he meant or commented about it publicly, allowing a misperception that he is hostile to reporters to thrive on social media.
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Conventional wisdom holds that players must have decades of experience to do this music justice, but younger ensembles often thrive on its kaleidoscopic, dial-spinning nature.
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New York (CNN Business)Misinformation about vaccines continues to thrive on Facebook and Instagram weeks after the companies vowed to reduce its distribution on their platforms.
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She should thrive on all surfaces, but what she has lacked has been the self-belief and ability to control her nerves under big-match pressure.
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The decline of the militant group has given rise to another evil: human trafficking networks that thrive on the spoils of war, the displaced and the desperate.
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If you have a banking app on your phone, you are also vulnerable to digital thieves, who thrive on public Wi-Fi and easy-to-guess passwords.
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On SoundCloud, genres thrive on amorphism, defined more by a song's uncompromising sentiment—rage, anxiety, body-rolling euphoria—than the pulse of the beat or musical composition.
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Trump installed Zinke at Interior for one reason and one reason only: To roll back regulations and protections so fossil-fuel companies can thrive on public lands.
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The Curious Challenger Not only do you love sports and attending live games, you also thrive on the thrill of competing against others and pushing your limits.
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" Threlfall added, "If you are secure in the knowledge of the breed, the thing we thrive on, that's how you make a difficult decision between two dogs.
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Chart courtesy of Forbes and Statista Chart courtesy of Forbes and Statista Companies gain market leadership because they thrive on local markets first and then become global.
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This metal, bestowed upon Wakanda by alien forces at the dawn of civilization, has allowed them to thrive on technology yet unknown to the rest of civilization.
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As children they were told that they should live and let live, to appreciate and thrive on the intrinsic differences that some seek to divide us on.
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The big picture: Facebook's struggle to create a way for quality news and information to thrive on its platform has taken a toll on the public conversation.
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We've seen all manner of ugliness thrive on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, whether it's coordinated harassment, impostor accounts, foreign political influence, or bizarre algorithmic chum.
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Some people thrive on Halloween: They look forward to crafting a solid costume and find joy in schlepping from one party to another to show it off.
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We need those strengths also to offer a credible alternative to radical ideologies that thrive on discord, instability, repression and corruption in many parts of the world.
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We survived $140/ barrel oil, so with oil now around $40 we can survive — even thrive — on the modest increase in energy costs from a carbon tax.
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He described him as a "nerdy guy from MIT" who didn't thrive on the glory that came later in his career but that it was well-deserved.
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Perhaps he believes such dramatic analysis is necessary because he lives in Los Angeles, home of Hollywood stars who thrive on admiration for their daily exercise regimen.
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Berlin's clubs thrive on a permissive, D.I.Y. vibe that lets guests feel safe — but some partygoers and activists say overzealous security staff are ruining the tolerant vibe.
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"Everyone is waiting to see a grieving mother on TV break down, crying, hysterical because the public, they thrive on that stuff," she told reporters in 1991.
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Unlike Mr. Trudeau, who seems to thrive on plunging into crowds and posing for selfies, Mr. Harper's style was more that of a remote corporate chief executive.
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A good one is patient, they thrive on an ability to embrace a different vibe or tempo and there's a lot more freedom to move around musically.
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"Algae began to rapidly spread to provide the burst of energy needed for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where large animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth."
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But they all seem to thrive on a mobile lifestyle that works for those who prize their independence but may strike many of their peers as rootless.
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And try to maintain a meal and snack schedule both because kids thrive on routine and because this will give them time to get hungry for meals.
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And try to maintain a meal and snack schedule both because kids thrive on routine and because this will give them time to get hungry for meals.
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There are advantages to being part of a team, a theater group or a volunteer organization, and many young people thrive on the connections they develop there.
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Reds thrive on hard, shallow, white-sand flats, and the Lower Laguna Madre, with its average water depth of 3.3 feet, is an ideal environment for the species.
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In its current form, a hoax can still thrive on the platform, it may just include a label signaling that it's inaccurate as well as some debunker information.
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This role is best suited to people who thrive on organization and process discussions, and have an ability to motivate their team to get work done on time.
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Therein lies part of the complexity of Greece's electronic scene—despite destinations spots like Mykonos continue to thrive on foreign dollars, average citizens don't necessarily share that luxury.
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Like the rest of the artworks in the exhibition, this installation pays homage to the species that manage to thrive on the outskirts of American cities' concrete plots.
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It's incentivized to offer solutions and advice that keep its patients away from the clinic instead of coming back with repeat ailments that for-profit hospitals thrive on.
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"Quality journalism costs money to produce, and we want to make sure it can thrive on Facebook," read a statement from Campbell Brown, Facebook's Head of News Partnerships.
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Yet much as meteorologists thrive on competition, Mr Blum notes that weather prediction ultimately depends on global teamwork, facilitated by institutions such as the UN's World Meteorological Organisation.
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"Enjoy their beauty from a distance, and you can help make sure these extraordinary wild horses will continue to thrive on Assateague Island," officials write on the website.
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They now thrive on the former super-maximum security prison that is Alcatraz Island, and feast upon the pink salmon leftovers discarded by Alaska's famous bear cam bears.
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And recent revelations about Mars, such as the presence of flowing liquid water, have raised the possibility that microbes may be able to thrive on the planet's surface.
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She veered from dwelling on the past in favor of ruminating on the nature of performance and how trans lives have always managed to thrive on the margins.
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Seeing the appreciation for all the effort you take to invest time and money into your character's wardrobe brings an overwhelming sense of acceptance that I thrive on.
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Life in a dystopia may be repetitive, but a TV drama about life in a dystopia can only thrive on this chaotic brand of monotony for so long.
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If you're thinking about branching out and adding some new greenery to your life, we have some suggestions for the best indoor plants that basically thrive on neglect.
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Cottagecore is related to grandmacore, faeriecore, farmcore and goblincore; other nostalgia-ridden aesthetic communities that, paradoxically, thrive on many of the most popular internet platforms of the day.
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Sylvester, the cofounder of artist development company Godmode, has centered his business on seeking out viral talent who thrive on platforms like TikTok to mold into recording artists.
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Gemini is a mutable sign that symbolizes transitions and having Uranus in the sign of the twins hints that you thrive on the chaos and movement of transformation.
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You thrive on routine, and discipline means creating and sticking to a set of daily rituals that offers a sense of balance in your day-to-day life.
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As the papillae grow, they are thought to trap microscopic food particles, giving bacteria and other microbes a chance to thrive on the tongue -- causing a strange discoloration.
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Her views are getting more attention as a result of the controversy, and at least some people are rallying on her behalf — and social movements thrive on attention.
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ERIN, Wisconsin (Reuters) - Big hitters Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy and Jason Day were expected to thrive on the wide open fairways of Erin Hills, hosting Wisconsin's first U.S. Open.
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"There is no reason why a child could not thrive on a Mediterranean dietary pattern," said Rachel Johnson, a professor of nutrition and pediatrics at the University of Vermont.
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Party leadership, and especially a President who seems to thrive on doling out threats, have ways to influence vacillating members of their party to ensure a path to passage.
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As a study published on Monday in the journal PNAS shows, all of this agricultural development encroaches on the land that animal and plant species have to thrive on.
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"The industry is surrounded by predators who thrive on the constant rejection and loneliness so many of us have experienced at some point in our careers," she told WWD.
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We failed fast, we embraced disruption, and we learned to thrive on change — so let's put down some ground rules for making the best of the next 365 days.
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Besides vertical sheer, tornadoes thrive on an unstable atmosphere -- and most instability happens at lower altitudes for a tropical cyclone than for a storm at higher latitudes, NOAA said.
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Hollywood finally saw that the mockumentary had the potential for both financial and cultural success—but could it thrive on basic cable and win over a mainstream-sized audience?
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They wanted a spot to give the family space, to let the boys grow and prosper and to allow their older brother, Aza, 5, to thrive on his own.
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For instance, conservative outlets thrive on platforms like Facebook: Fox News — a presidential favorite — has 17 million followers on its Facebook page, and consistently enjoys higher engagement than CNN.
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It's tricky because it's not like getting out of a normal relationship because the psychopath does thrive on drama and wants to make your life as miserable as possible.
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Children thrive on promises, so no matter how many times he'd made the same promise and failed to deliver, I was willing to believe the next one would take.
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A federal trial last spring made a compelling case that several of the most successful college basketball teams in America thrive on illicitly paying top dollars to top recruits.
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We talked on the phone every night, we got the quiet time we both thrive on and the quality time we spent together became special again instead of routine.
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Royal period pieces usually go a long way with this group, but Lanthimos films thrive on discomfort, and he isn't afraid to push "The Favourite" into some untraditional places.
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For example: for those people who thrive on order, or whose lives necessarily revolve around precise planning, the snow can be a real lesson in letting go, and relatively safely.
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But, the trainer is also a professional, and knows that athletes often thrive on the doubts of others, so he shoots his shot: the equivalent of $5 million in bitcoin.
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But hot on the heels of that incident, the joke police — who thrive on both the left and right, although their motives may vary — came, perhaps inevitably, for Samantha Bee.
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More than leaders in Poland and Hungary, Bolsonaro and Duterte thrive on brutal and misogynistic rhetoric, such as rape jokes, and remain largely invulnerable to public outrage against norm-breaking.
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The wheat streak virus is spread by tiny mites that thrive on "volunteer wheat" - plants that sprout from any kernels left on the soil after harvest in June and July.
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She's had to settle for making her comeback through a smaller dance company belonging to Xan, a former mentor who seems to thrive on playing mind games with her dancers.
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"The seafood industry cannot thrive on an unsustainable planet, and we will not have a thriving planet with an unsustainable seafood industry," the eight companies said in a joint statement.
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While there are traces of ice deep under the planet's surface, the sheer scarcity of oxygen in Mars' atmosphere has diminished any belief that life could thrive on the planet.
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There was always a good chance that he would disappoint the immigration hawks, given that the Republican Party is beholden to corporations like CKE Restaurants that thrive on cheap labor.
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The secret of the tearoom was the secret of Glasgow — that ordinary people have a right to elegance — and the secret of every place where life can thrive on transformation.
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Psychopaths, after all, thrive on some of the most challenging career paths, like law, medicine, and leadership roles, because of their ability to deal with stress with a cool head.
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However, research suggests that a plant-based diet can actual change the gut microbiome, promoting the growth of different beneficial bacteria that thrive on a high-fiber, plant-rich diet.
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"We're committed to helping quality journalism thrive on Facebook," said Campbell Brown, a former broadcast journalist who was hired by Facebook this year to oversee its partnerships with news outlets.
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They say babies thrive on routine and I had just begun to find mine in Brooklyn, but it was a perfectly crafted rhythm with no space for deviation or change.
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New Zealand's prime minister is emerging as the progressive antithesis to right-wing strongmen like Trump, Orban and Modi, whose careers thrive on illiberal, anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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She said that he judges women on their looks and seems to thrive on embarrassing people, behavior that Ms. Burgraff, an associate professor of education at Ohio University, disapproves of.
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Shopping remains a huge draw for these tourists: the country's retailers continue to thrive on the high average spending (£1,000) of middle-class visitors from China, Taiwan, Vietnam and elsewhere.
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That's because other than vertical shear, tornadoes thrive on an unstable atmosphere -- and for tropical cyclones, thermal instability happens mostly at a lower height than for storms at higher latitudes.
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The roller-coaster ride has been exasperating for businesses that thrive on certainty and cannot easily shift supply chains or adjust shipments of products that need weeks to cross oceans.
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Once you can thrive on sunlight and asteroid regolith in vacuum (or build habitats for it) you have access to a vast ecological niche that stays stable for billions of years.
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Lastly, the company said it would work with child safety experts to continue to identify troubling trends like this one, which the company allowed to thrive on its platform for years.
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As demonetization issues and new policies have made it harder for smaller creators to thrive on the platform, many have turned to alternative income streams like merch sales and live performances.
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While far less susceptible to targeted harassment than platforms that thrive on anonymity, Facebook has borne the lion's share of blame for the rampant publication of fake news, and rightly so.
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The result was a technological marvel that felt like it could stand on its own, apart from the nostalgia-fueled interest many of the other remakes have tended to thrive on.
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"That's one the things I thrive on as a songwriter is trying to make it as personal as I can and have it relate to as many people as humanly possible."
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As long as that's the case, a significant segment of the political class will be able to thrive on a platform of gutting welfare spending, persecuting immigrants, and stigmatizing religious minorities.
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But the general principle makes sense: If your policies bring instability that in turn breeds fear and hatred, then candidates who thrive on those things are more likely to get elected.
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It is a beguiling idea: replace chaos with order, destroy the business models of the smugglers who thrive on illegality, and have countries choose refugees rather than the other way around.
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Stories like this thrive on Facebook because Facebook's algorithm prioritizes "engagement" — and a reliable way to get readers to engage is by making up outrageous nonsense about politicians they don't like.
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It's not easy for a family dramedy to thrive on a broadcast network; you'll notice that, despite the show's success, this fall's schedule was not filled with "This Is Us" clones.
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Sources familiar with AppDynamics insiders said the sale was described as "bittersweet" because of the company's expanding customer base, rapid revenue growth and general belief that it could thrive on its own.
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Bandersnatch may not have been designed specifically for decoding in the same way as those puzzles, but it's still exactly the kind of complicated project the Reddit secret-miners thrive on dissecting.
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From bets on who will leave British Prime Minister Theresa May's Cabinet first, or whether the Scottish Parliament will call for an independence referendum this year, the markets and oddsmakers thrive on.
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Balance in the team was paramount, and nine goals in six group games acted as proof that his team could thrive on the front foot – as well as survive on the back.
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While following the Twitter feed of U.S. President Donald Trump may benefit traders who thrive on volatility, it may be more illuminating to look at the data for China's imports of commodities.
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Without doubt, it feeds into just the kind of conspiracy theories the far right, Kremlin and other spoilers thrive on, and that the international level it dramatically raises the risks of miscalculation.
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I thrive on volume: bright lights, blaring music, red lipstick, raucous laughter, dirty jokes told just a little too loudly over clear liquor in the shadowy corner booth of a dive bar.
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Traders, who thrive on volatility, hope Thursday's slew of events can wake the snoozing market and some believe a shock may eventually lead to a major drop in stocks later this year.
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Perhaps the Afghanistan and Iraq interventions really were a terrible, irremediable mistake, but it is a delusion to imagine that these profoundly damaged places will survive, much less thrive, on their own.
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Two decades into that new century, the focus on community might be the biggest difference between Clinton and every other recent US president compared to Trump, who seems to thrive on chaos.
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Where other set designers might shrink at the provocations of rock-star egos, Devlin usually appears to thrive on them, enjoying the musicians' contradictions and loving the ways she can help them.
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They predicted a strong market for subscription-based services even as more streaming players crowd the market and that text-based advertising would thrive on marketers looking for an alternative to Facebook.
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But some people love that, and thrive on it, and it makes them who they are, and the Foundation College is home to 1,500-odd very proud young soldiers as a result.
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Andreescu and Barty have the skills to thrive on clay — their strong topspin forehands, quick feet and ability to hit sliced backhands, well-disguised drop shots and heavy first and second serves.
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While Basel-based Novartis has highlighted canakinumab's cancer-fighting properties in tumors that thrive on inflammation, Narasimhan acknowledged those preliminary findings would play a limited role with regulators until more studies are completed.
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The report studied and ranked 54 countries based on indicators that determine how easy it is for female business owners to thrive on a scale of one (least favorable) to 100 (most favorable).
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In a new study mapping how hate travels across the online world, researchers explored how hate groups thrive on social media even when they are banned and offered new solutions to dismantle them.
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Infowars is one of the largest of its kind, but there are plenty of other organizations that thrive on pumping out misleading/false content that plays into insecurities, misplayed nationalistic pride and more.
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"It's no surprise that cable monopolies, which thrive on overcharging consumers for renting boxes, haven't followed though on their commitment to an open set-top box world," says Gene Kimmelman from Public Knowledge.
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Around the world, researchers are working to create genetically modified crop varieties that can withstand severe drought — expected more often with climate change — or thrive on arid lands now considered unsuitable for farming.
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Still, like any other genre, consumers are constantly looking for something new at a break-neck pace and genres like dancehall thrive on recognition and crowd reaction to create its ebb and flow.
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But the explosive numbers of the insects — called Goeldichironomus — were an alarming indication of how polluted the river has become, he said, since their eggs thrive on phosphorus and sediment in the water.
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Namely, the so-called patent trolls, who thrive on snatching up vague, overbroad, or otherwise weak patents, and weaponizing their weakness as an excuse to sue as many companies and individuals as possible.
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As one of the few self-produced girl bands signed to a major, we have learned to be as self assured as we are self-sufficient—and we've learned to thrive on that.
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Political resentment helps fuel the Islamists—who also thrive on anger at the way war is conducted (it is suggested that a ban on motorbikes in Diffa has helped Boko Haram recruit, for example).
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People who really know me know that I thrive on reality TV. I quote Real Housewives dinner party fights like they're gospel and devour even the most staged Keeping Up With The Kardashians subplots.
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While CEOs thrive on "crafting a vision, making bold moves, appointing people, giving orders, assuming responsibility and setting examples," a chairman should show restraint, patience and availability to arrive at conclusions that appease shareholders.
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And how reasonable is Trump's policy of seeking to contain China's influence in the Indo-Pacific region when America's key Asian ally wants to cash in and thrive on vast and growing Chinese markets?
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The company has said it enforces its App Store rules evenhandedly, regardless of whether it competes with app makers, and that many competitors, such as Microsoft Corp's email apps, thrive on the App Store.
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So, I decided to check in with some of my secondary sources – the people whose businesses thrive on Wall Street money – to see if they were picking up on any fear on Wall Street.
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Of course, there are some people who thrive on "messy chaos" — and if that's you, feel free to ignore this advice — but for the most part people work more effectively with organization, he says.
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Trump, a brash former businessman with no political experience, is known to thrive on conflict and uses Twitter to weigh in on any topic at any hour — frequently to the surprise of GOP lawmakers.
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Dr. Ruchi Sahota, spokeswoman for the American Dental Association, recommends brushing your teeth right before going out to help rid teeth of plaque, which dark, acidic beverages like red wine and coffee thrive on.
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American culture might thrive on noise and bombast, but Hong knows that power can accumulate elsewhere: "The circuits of a poetic form are not charged on what you say, but what you hold back."
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Many of his fellow Republicans have seemingly lost the will to rebuke him, and he has so thoroughly divided the nation that a subset of Americans thrive on the energy of his hateful speech.
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With her father, Klaus Pohl, a playwright and actor, and her mother, Sanda Weigl, a singer, it was a lively household, full of theatricality and the kind of urgent debates artistic types thrive on.
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The Boston Bruins continue to thrive on the road and look to continue that trend when they wrap up a four-game road trip with a visit to the Nashville Predators on Thursday night.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett on Monday said buyers of bitcoin, which he has characterized as "rat poison squared," thrive on the hope they'll find other people who will pay more for it.
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The feature is another attempt from Twitter to reorient its live-streaming suite into something that might attract more of the podcast crowd, as well as Twitch and YouTube streamers that thrive on live content.
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"At Yelp we thrive on inclusion and acceptance, and we hope that our support for Gavin's case and the addition of this new business attribute will help our friends in the LGBTQQIA community," Williams said.
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Many in the industry feel as though tech platforms have taken away a lot of ad revenue that used to fund high-quality newsrooms and have allowed low quality news to thrive on their platforms.
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It is the first big step on a 500-year stairwell, representing a biomedical roadmap of response and risks for long-duration spaceflight, which will help astronauts survive the trip to, and thrive on, Mars.
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Decrying reality shows such as The Real Housewives Sarandon stated "that's why I hate those reality shows, the wives of wherever, because they thrive on provoking fights," she said according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
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" This is the most perfect description of what an ideal basketball player looks like in 132.73, a chiseled 6'8" wing whose skill-set allows him to thrive on both ends regardless of what's around him.
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The songs thrive on their coalition, melding Mr. Yorke's troubled words and aching melodies with Mr. Greenwood's textural mastery (including, presumably, the string arrangements) and the self-effacing contributions of the rest of the band.
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"While we're not yet the company we aspire to be, it's clear to me that Zynga has significant strengths that it can thrive on," Mr. Gibeau said in an email to Zynga employees on Tuesday.
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Self-described as "misanthropic in approach," Primitive Man is one of those doom bands that really thrive on the depressive, and use that negative energy to dredge up emotions most feel are best yet untapped.
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"We can harden cities and allow them to thrive on the coast," but if we don't take sea level rise and tidal flooding into account, "the problem is only going to get worse," he adds.
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It often feels as though the national team is permanently on the threshold of a success it never quite reaches, as if it's built to thrive on medium-size stages but fizzle on large ones.
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Most people would probably be intimidated by the thought of stepping into a cramped submersible, diving a mile or two below the ocean surface, and hunting the freakish microbes that thrive on scorching hydrothermal vents.
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Populists in office thrive on a circus-like atmosphere that casts the populist leader as persecuted by media and political elites who are obsessed with his uncouth behavior while he is busy doing the people's work.
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It's a bit like conspiracy theorists, who actually thrive on the fact that all the evidence points against their theory, because that just shows that the establishment is clever enough to conceal what's really going on.
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But, the planets are so far away and so small and faint that we will not have all the information our descendants will need to know if humans can survive or thrive on the distant world.
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Look at the classics of the (survival) horror genre for inspiration—Silent Hill 2, Dead Space, P.T., and the first Resident Evil—all of them thrive on this fear of being alone in a terrifying place.
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NEW YORK, May 7 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Warren Buffett on Monday said buyers of bitcoin, which he characterizes as "rat poison squared", thrive on the hope they'll find someone else who will pay more for it.
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It's a horrible thing to watch calamity treated as opportunity but they thrive on it: The Labour Party, despite what its leaders might tell you, wants a hard Brexit and a general election — in that order.
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Related: In addition to announcing a ban on the type of weapons used in the shooting, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has pledged to hold social media companies accountable for letting hateful speech thrive on their platforms.
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It will eradicate the democratic alternative to tyranny, leaving the jihadists — who thrive on violence, oppression and foreign occupation — as the last men standing, to constitute a long-term threat to the region and the world.
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" Per Oxfam, the draft proposal would "facilitate corruption," acting as "a handout for kleptocrats and industry insiders" and something that "plays into the hands of corrupt politicians, compromised bureaucrats, and insider lobbyists who thrive on secrecy.
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When a profession that claims to thrive on new ideas and debate instead ostracizes those who challenge certain orthodoxies, it deprives students of access to serious thought and encourages the rest of society to ignore it.
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Further, in a crowded field, like the one currently taking shape on the left side of the aisle for 2900, Bernie's biggest strength "is his ability to thrive on chaos," says The Washington Post's David Byler.
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The issue is not confined to the social network, with a vast ecosystem of false news creators who thrive on online advertising and who can use other social media and search engines to propagate their work.
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"At a time when so many companies are wringing their hands and making excuses for all of the obstacles in front of them, look for the winners who seem to thrive on these challenges," Cramer said.
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"Politically motivated cyber attacks in general thrive on making as large a media impact as possible and therefore it is expected to see these attacks whenever a political conflict escalates," FireEye cyber security analyst Jens Monrad said.
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As much as we thrive on seeking out new names in the marketplace, when it comes to our own shopping, we tend to go back to a handful of places that have been tried, tested, and approved.
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Yet there's still much that's unknown about the virus, making it easy fodder for those who thrive on a deep distrust of authority and who peddle fear of impending societal collapse, even when a pandemic isn't unfolding.
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Kyle Lowry is taking a rest because of his four fouls, but Pascal Siakam is continuing to thrive on offense and has 19 points while Kawhi Leonard has not exactly lit up the place but has 15.
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Hatch's research, conducted in partnership with the gardens' native owners, suggests that clams grow larger and more abundant in gardens than in the wild and that other edible species, like crabs and snails, thrive on rock walls.
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Despite plenty of production, he has question marks based on his thin frame and a pervasive belief that he can contribute to a team effort but may not have it in him to thrive on his own.
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The new research suggests that when the sun becomes a red giant, life on Europa and Enceladus could thaw out, and have a chance to thrive on a planet that would lie in the habitable zone, Kaltenegger said.
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Then again, TV shows thrive on conflict, and there's not much drama to be had if Claire comes back after 20 years to find out that her husband has been a perfect, celibate saint while she's been gone.
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It has helped create and sustain more than 1.5 million jobs across Europe — jobs at Apple, jobs for hundreds of thousands of creative app developers who thrive on the App Store, and jobs with manufacturers and other suppliers.
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"Now with Trump in charge, Iran's hardliners can sleep easy as they thrive on threats and intimidation from the U.S., it feeds their narrative," said Javedanfar, an Iranian-born Israeli lecturer on Iran at Israel's Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya.
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The San Antonio Spurs have hit a snag on the offensive end and now face a team that is beginning to thrive on defense when they finish a four-game road trip at the Boston Celtics on Monday.
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Spotify, he notes, is a stand-alone company (not part of the likes of Google or Apple) generating billions dollars (though is not quite yet profitable) — something that the long-struggling music industry can continue to thrive on.
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It has helped create and sustain more than 1.5 million jobs across Europe — jobs at Apple, jobs for hundreds of thousands of creative app developers who thrive on the App Store, and jobs with manufacturers and other suppliers.
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Karim Chaya, 44, a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, whose company, Acid, has designed and produced furniture and fixtures for companies like Lanvin and Golden Goose, said he thinks designers thrive on the area's chaos.
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Poland's Jaroslaw Kaczynski and Hungary's Mr. Orban both thrive on claiming that their history, identity and traditional values are under attack from a liberal, dissolute and know-it-all West — and, more specifically, from a faceless Brussels bureaucracy.
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" Before he was an editor, Mr. Lacey was a reporter in Washington, Nairobi, Mexico City and Phoenix, which informs his work now, he said: "I thrive on the fact that my journalism career has really been many careers.
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Zuckerberg has publicly argued that Facebook should not be the one to decide which claims are true when it comes to political ads, while critics say that stance will allow misinformation to continue to thrive on the platform.
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Dysfunction is fed by the polarization of public opinion and the fracturing of the American news media landscape, as news consumers retreat to echo chambers of their own choosing that thrive on narratives of extreme conflict and drama.
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It may come as no surprise then, that smaller designers whose lines and styles thrive on vibrant designs, have been stung the hardest by the mourning period—and some of them are now wondering how they'll earn a living.
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Rather than try to change the steps or reduce the number of steps, change the administration or the way banks handle their clients or try to change labor law, these startups could just thrive on top of it all.
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With Facebook and Google alone forecast to take 63% of US digital advertising revenue in 2017, according to market research company eMarketer, the ability for other types of advertising-based content businesses to thrive on the web is dwindling.
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The effort is part of a broader push in agricultural research to harness the microorganisms in plants and soil and, among other things, use them to improve crop yields or allow plants to thrive on lower amounts of fertilizer.
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Aided by the bevy of cable TV hosts, talk radio impresarios, and bloggers who thrive on chaos — they will spread the belief that Americans have been betrayed both by Democrats and by weak-kneed and corrupt Republican establishment leaders.
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Nicolas Mahut of France seemed to thrive on the support from home fans, coming back from a two-sets-to-none deficit to defeat 238th-seeded Marco Cecchinato, 22002-26, 63-26 (23), 29-4, 6-2, 6-4.
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Instead of simply creating different fish feeds, innovators are asking how we can cut the amount of feed needed to grow each fish, make feeds more nutritious and breed fish that are light eaters or thrive on vegetarian diets.
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Kvitova still has a reflexive eye roll when asked about her capabilities on the clay — "no, I'm not acting with my eyes," she said, smiling — but she is slowly convincing herself that she can thrive on the slow surface.
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Instead, he said, the university selects a pool of qualified people whom they believe can thrive on campus, looking at an array of factors including grades, test scores, essays, recommendations, legacy status, athletic ability, musical talent and geographic diversity.
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To thrive on YouTube now, it pays to be squeaky clean enough for Johnson & Johnson or Nike, and successful enough to pay a manager and an agent to negotiate your deals and smooth over any mistakes you do make.
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Perhaps most significant, Australia, which has been awarded the men's and women's Twenty20 world championships in 2020, has decided to decouple the two events, an indication that Cricket Australia believes that the women's tournament can thrive on its own.
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To the east of the rift is soft limestone, kneaded and puckered by water into caves and gorges and giving rise to riverine forests, replete with endemic bats, crickets, mollusks and millipedes that thrive on the limestone's calcium bounty.
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He wrote songs that thrive on the swells and undulations of orchestral drama, and he sings with long-breathed phrases that aren't exactly crooning — he's not built for that — but that set out to sustain more than they exhort.
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If not new, the sheer bizarreness of Daddy at least makes these high school tropes strangely engaging, which is more than can be said for a lot of more traditional indie rock acts that thrive on the idea of disaffected youth.
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I understand the need for this — spiders thrive on fear, and we should avoid giving it to them — but there are alternatives, like throwing a shoe at them from across the room, where they cannot detect that you are afraid.
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But a recent study from George Washington University found that white nationalist groups continue to thrive on Twitter, while Facebook has faced particularly harsh criticism from German authorities for not doing enough to police xenophobic hate speech from far-right nationalists.
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" Anshel Pfeffer, a reporter for Haaretz and the author of an astute biography of Netanyahu, writes that both men thrive on resentment and "have an uncanny ability to sense their rivals' weak spots and sniff out their voters' inner fears.
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"They thrive on volumes and margins and both of those are going to be depressed in the coming year with the bushels being smaller and the margins likely not being there," said Kevin McNew, chief economist with Farmers Business Network.
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She's been doing her best to stay plugged into the bohemian East Nashville scene where she's long found kindred spirits among musicians who thrive on refracting the city's music history through the recalcitrance of indie rock and idealism of folk.
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While Trump told reporters in January, "I am the least racist person you have ever interviewed," he and his loyalists believe that they will thrive on repeated charges from the left that he and those who vote for him are racist.
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David Perron continues to thrive on a line centered by captain Ryan Getzlaf (team-high 23 assists) with three goals in his last four games and six in 222 contests to go along with seven assists since being acquired from Pittsburgh.
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Hateful content and misinformation thrive on the platform as much as any other social network, and certain mechanisms in the app (like its suggested follows feature) have been shown to push users toward extreme viewpoints for topics like anti-vaccination.
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Beauty companies such as AmorePacific and LG Household and Health Care thrive on short product-development cycles in order to keep up with the latest trends, such as stamping Line characters on packaging and plastering gingerbread men on products over the Christmas season.
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Go deeper: By the numbers: U.S. incarceration and spending The states where private prisons are thriving Ending cash bail Prisons thrive on poverty The war on drugs anchors prison profits How companies profit from immigrant detention The prison labor you benefit from
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"These large and nutritious organisms at the base of the food web provided the burst of energy required for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where increasingly large and complex animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth," said the lead researcher, Jochan Brocks.
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THAT'S WHAT THE PRESIDENT IS TRYING TO GET TO. THAT'S WHAT I BELIEVE IS IN EVERYONE'S BEST INTERESTS: LET AN ECONOMY THRIVE ON WHAT THEY CAN MANUFACTURE BEST AND LET THEM SELL TO THE WORLD WITHOUT A TARIFF – WITHOUT AN ARTIFICIAL TARIFF BORDER.
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I didn't necessarily want to come back and settle here but then again there are people who I want to work with, and it's convenient if I want to go any place else and also I do thrive on what I think sucks.
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Since her unexpected return in the second half of 22001, she has essentially been a big fish in a small pond: excelling only at doubles while a select few of her former rivals have continued to thrive on the grander singles stages.
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"I welcome competition — if anything, I thrive on it, and I'm still around after 25 years," David McMillan said in an interview at Le Vin Papillon, one of three restaurants, including Joe Beef, that he co-owns in the Little Burgundy neighborhood.
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The fact that some people clearly tolerate sugar, if not thrive on it, is simply not evidence that those of us who are obese and/or diabetic didn't get that way because of the sugar we, or our mothers, or our mothers' mothers consumed.
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But while fellow off-price retail stores like T.J. Maxx and Marshall's thrive on a chaotic environment, where stores are jam-packed with a sometimes disorganized array of discounted products, shoppers have pointed out that Dollar Tree and Family Dollar are often disappointing destinations.
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For most of its history, Disney's success as a media powerhouse has relied on what company executives and MBA professors have long referred to as "synergies" — complementary businesses that don't just thrive on their own, but also all work in service of one another.
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As VR ripens, other creators will establish their products and uses for VR. This "build it and they will come" pattern has established itself in many technology cycles; if we make VR an ecosystem attractive to developers, the industry will thrive on its own.
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There is more to her game now as she showed by handling all manner of threats in Indian Wells: powerful flat-hitting baseliners like Sharapova and Pliskova; supreme counterpunchers like Halep; and then more subtle players who thrive on variety like Agnieszka Radwanska and Kasatkina.
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Yet social media companies often fail to vigorously enforce their own policies against impersonation, an examination by The New York Times found, enabling the spread of fake news and propaganda — and allowing a global black market in social identities to thrive on their platforms.
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The three towns of Camden, Rockland, and Rockport have in common with all of coastal Maine the pristine old shore rock faces and hearty pines, the nonthreatening crests of worn-down mountain nubs, and economies that thrive on get-away-from-it-all riches.
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Toby Smith, vice president for policy at the Association for American Universities, said that American universities were working hard to remain vigilant to espionage threats, but that they thrive on openness and access to talent and science from around the world — including from China.
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"While the public sector can be a catalyst for the development of some new sectors, it is important that it does not crowd out private sector involvement, nor remain a long-term player in markets where private enterprises can thrive on their own," he said.
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The robust performance at the telecoms business, France's third-biggest mobile operator, which Bouygues failed to merge with market leader Orange last year, is likely to further reassure it that the unit can thrive on its own at a time of renewed speculation about possible sector consolidation.
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Grandstanding and gridlock in Washington; right-wing radio louts who thrive on the partisanship this foments; the shrinkage of the media of record—all these institutional failures have contributed to the gradual growth among parts of the electorate of confusion and misinformation that quickly turns to anger.
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"As the cloud of choice for the enterprise, with over 95% of the Fortune 500 using Azure, we have always been first and foremost focused on helping our customers thrive on their digital transformation journeys," said Scott Guthrie, executive vice president of Microsoft's Cloud and AI division.
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By obtaining their protein from invertebrates, carnivorous plants like these thrive on the bog's nutrient-poor earth, and their profusion here had the effect of laying the ecosystem elegantly bare — the insects buzzing around my legs feeding the plants, which in their turn fed the earth.
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As a culture, we seem to thrive on judging other women, whether it's their appearance (see every best-dressed list, ever) or what they should be allowed to do with their bodies (cast a glance at the headlines regarding the precarious future of Roe v. Wade).
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"The cyanobacterial oceans started to vanish about 650 million years ago, when algae began to rapidly spread to provide the burst of energy needed for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where large animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth," said senior lead researcher and ANU associate professor Jochen Brocks.
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The alt-right and white supremacists thrive on stories of anti-white racism Most of the policies that trigger such an attitude, like race-based affirmative action in university admissions and job hiring, obviously pale in comparison with what has been endured by Native Americans and by black slaves.
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It employs many of its 19.53,000 full and part-time staff in the United States and has allowed some small vendors to thrive on its service, but it has also been blamed by some for putting brick-and-mortar stores out of business as more people shop online.
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Worryingly for the fellow young guns who will surely be vying for major glory with Tsitsipas, he appears to thrive on adversity and relish a fight, as he showed when losing to ultimate warrior Rafael Nadal in a three-hour match he didn't even need to win on Friday.
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America's need for calm America's lasting interest lies in limiting the level of chaos and sectarian instability in the region as the kind of non-state actors, like ISIL, that now pose the most significant threat to US national security thrive on sectarianism and failed and/or failing states.
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Meanwhile, a New York Times investigation found that Facebook, Twitter and other social media companies often fail to enforce their own policies against identity theft and impersonation, enabling the spread of fake news and propaganda — and allowing a global black market in social identities to thrive on their platforms.
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While coastal city art scenes thrive on conceptually challenging notions, Homemade Ice Cream presents a challenge on an extremely different level — one that touches and bravely displays the elements of discomfort, familiarity, angst, and remembering which are a part of every homecoming, no matter where you call home.
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" In contrast with Brookstone's mall store locations, Tribou further explains in the document why its airport stores remain open: "Unlike the mall stores, consistent foot traffic, a captive consumer audience and limited seasonality has allowed these stores to thrive (on an aggregate level) in comparison to the Debtors' mall stores.
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With the exception of a handful of outlets that have full-time Latinx editorial staff regularly covering this music, including Billboard and Rolling Stone, an institutional bias on the part of English-language media outlets like the Times persists, even as so many Spanish-language songs thrive on the charts.
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That suits the thugs who thrive on violence and chaos just fine: It is often reporting from the scene that helps generate the shock and shame for governments and international organizations to intervene in bloody power struggles that otherwise could drag on without end, destroying endless lives and uprooting countless families.
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Instead, Republicans seeking reelection apparently thrive on Americans' short attention spans and the allure of tax cuts, when anyone good with a calculator can tell you that the cost to our health care system — and to American lives — will be much greater than having $1,000 to put back in the bank.
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However, with the advent of social media, this vital constitutional right is being violated to appease the throngs of those who, on both sides of the political spectrum, thrive on forced outrage and seek a "head of a pike" for every person they "feel" has wronged them or their cause.
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Because with a couple of main characters who thrive on mystery, a long-term quest to return one of them home that we never want to end, and one of the scariest TV villains since the same guy played Gus Fring, Favreau's show looks like it could run and run.
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Hateful conspiracies thrive on YouTube, despite pledge to clean up 'problematic' videos Craig Timberg, Elizabeth Dwoskin, Tony Romm, and Andrew Ba Tran have a fresh entry in the genre of content that involves searching YouTube for terrible things and then writing about what you find: YouTube is particularly valuable to users of Gab.
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However, given that such games often thrive on regular updates and micro-transactions—the latter practically existing as the video game world's own profitable narcotic stimulant—will the power of moral choice expand the gameplay possibilities of the simulation genre, or will it just result in more unwieldy clutter for mobile players?
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Facebook, Twitter and YouTube have business models that thrive on the outrageous, the incendiary and the eye-catching, because such content generates "engagement" and captures our attention, which the platforms then sell to advertisers, paired with extensive data on users that allow advertisers (and propagandists) to "microtarget" us at an individual level.
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The musical itself, an electro-pop opera adapted from a section of "War and Peace" and set in 19th-century Russia, was a long shot to thrive on Broadway, where 63 percent of tickets are purchased by tourists, who tend to favor established hits, adaptations of movies and shows that feature celebrities.
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Indeed, studies of Yellowstone's famous rainbow hot spring, Antarctica's subterranean lakes, and the Atacama desert's desiccating dunes, have already yielded important insights into how bacteria cope with blistering heat, extreme cold, too much salt and way too much radiation—and these insights are helping us imagine what sorts of life forms could thrive on Mars.
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Some years hence, Mr Hastings envisages a future in which the main networks are Netflix, Amazon, YouTube, HBO, assorted sports networks and only a very few existing channels that are able to thrive on the internet, including the BBC (which has its online iPlayer and a captive subscriber base thanks to Britain's licence fee).
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Germany has pressured Facebook and other companies to more swiftly remove xenophobic content and other material targeting refugees; and a study published last week by George Washington University's Program on Extremism found that neo-Nazis and American white nationalist groups continue to thrive on Twitter, even as ISIS' influence has waned on the social network.
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The influential platform transformed internet culture and acted as a springboard for viral memes this year: It sent Lil Nas X&aposs "Old Town Road" to the top of the music charts, gave VSCO girls and e-girls a platform to thrive on, and launched a new generation of influencers and social media stars.
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The expectation at the Bernabeu was gargantuan and while he never quite lived up to his Galactico status – winning a solitary La Liga title and one Supercopa de Espana with Real, even as the Galacticos concept became fabled the world over – Beckham continued to be the star man for England and to thrive on the international stage.
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Nike and Google come in for kudos for incorporating "nap pods" into their offices and for having adopted a more flexible approach to employee work hours, acknowledging that some people are "morning larks," naturally disposed to rise and do their best work early, while others are "night owls," more inherently inclined to thrive on the late shift.
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However, it turned out that the trends around more distributed workforces (and cloud computing to enable that), engineers looking for employment alternatives to living in pricey San Francisco, plus the heated competition for talent you get in the Valley all came together in a perfect storm that helped Descartes Labs establish and thrive on its home turf.
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There's just so little of the freedom that I thrive on when I'm playing this kind of game that by the time I was 75% of the way finished the game I couldn't think of a single thing I'd done that I was proud of, or an experience I'd had that I found unique or important.
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But the stakes are incredibly high beyond just advancing: Carolina wants to prove that its 15-1 record was no fluke while also bolstering claims that Newton has become one of the game's best quarterbacks; Seattle, which has won the last two conference titles, wants to show that its newfound ability to thrive on the road can carry into the postseason.
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While this might seem to portend a major cultural shift in which Black artists finally get the recognition they deserve, The RIDDLE Effect makes the case that the intergenerational efforts of educators and mentors like John Riddle are what is needed to help the next generation of Black artists build their own communities and institutions as well as thrive on their own terms.
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What we ideally want is a marketplace where these products can come and they can compete on their merits against a huge company like Google, but if Google has the power to squeeze out competitors by placing their results at the bottom of search engines, that's a problem for innovation, for a robust marketplace that is supposed to thrive on competition.
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In a sense, people who buy an Echo or Home know what they're getting themselves into from the very basic fact that they've purchased an internet-connected device, with built-in microphones, that is designed (in some sense) to always be listening — and it's created by companies that thrive on tailoring ads based on the boatloads of data they collect from users.
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Barty can also thrive at the net (she won the United States Open doubles title last year with CoCo Vandeweghe) and can drive a two-handed backhand or hit a one-handed slice with enough bite to cause a world of geometric pain for tall players, like the 6-1 Pliskova, who thrive on higher strike zones and consistent pace.
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Fake news and hate speech thrive on regional language social media Samarth Bansal and Snigdha Poonam find that hate speech problems on social media in India go well beyond Facebook-owned properties: A Hindustan Times investigation has revealed that regional language social media platforms such as ShareChat, with 50 million registered users, and Helo, with at least 5 million estimated registered users, are rife with misinformation and political propaganda.
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At the 2013 festival, one of the pilots screened for critics instantly displayed a point of view that could really thrive on TV. Created by Phil Matarese and Mike Luciano, Animals followed various New York City animals (from pigeons to rats to police horses) as they went about their day-to-day lives, against a backdrop of humans oblivious to the existential crises their four-legged friends were suffering.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.I'm not here to tell you off or anything, but: You're swearing too much, and you're ruining it for all of us—fuck it, so am I. Swear words thrive on being taboo—on being able to draw out a strong emotional response—and unlike your Victorian ancestors, who would need a hit of smelling salts at any rogue mention of underwear, we're just not as easy to shock.
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There are also stand-outs in photography and painting, such as Dáreece Walker's series of "Black Is the Giant" canvases that portray a larger-than-life vision of himself towering above protests against police brutality, and Marie Koo's oil paintings and animations, in which bunnies and goats dance beneath the moon, and a whale skeleton is greeted by a parade thrown by deep-sea animals that thrive on its nutrient-rich flesh.
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But unlike the bedroom songwriters who've taken over in recent years—Alex G, Lucy Dacus, Dylan Baldi, Soccer Mommy—who seem to thrive on isolation in their writing, Cudlip emphasized collaboration throughout the whole process of Launder's EP. Day Wave's Jackson Phillips produced all five songs on Pink Cloud, French singer-songwriter Soko sings backup on four of them, and Zachary Cole Smith of DIIV (a friend of Cudlip's for years) plays guitar on two.
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But the news workers who thrive on information more than insult already know the answer — they're a perfect distraction from real events hatched in Mr. Trump's new administration, like the embarrassing retreat of his labor secretary nominee from Senate scrutiny, the dismissal of his national security adviser for secretly buttering up Russian adversaries and the courts' unceremonious spiking of Mr. Trump's unconstitutional attempt to choke off Middle East immigration with a photo-op stroke of his pen.
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And then last — I have a lot of new team members — the last one is how do we help new team members thrive on the team because they, they are not having all those accidental opportunities to connect that happen in the kitchen or on the way in the door in the morning or with somebody at the desk next to you because the person at the desk next to you is now your six year old who doesn't get to go to first grade right now.
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For the sake of the country, this version of the Republican Party has to be fractured, with the extreme far right going off with the likes of Donald Trump, the Tea Party, Ted Cruz — along with all the right-wing TV and radio gasbags who thrive on chaos — leaving behind a moderate center-right bloc, which, one hopes, one day would become the new G.O.P. But it will need to nurture a new base, one inspired by a Jack Kemp spirit of conservative innovation, not by Trump dog whistles of anger, xenophobia and racial enmity.
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