Yet in keeping pace with the relentless march of seconds turning into minutes turning into hours turning into days, Gizmodo had a busy week!
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"That's why engineers [are] turning into farmers, artists [are] turning into farmers," Sainwar said.
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They were hurting inside, all those thwarted ambitions turning into frustrations and frustrations turning into anger.
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Mr. Trump was turning into just another politician, the same way Link-Belt was turning into just another brand.
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You feel your thighs turning into rock-hard muscle, your stomach flattening, your calves turning into two speed bags of death.
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Rather than Russia turning into America, as America's policymakers argued in that great age of illusion, the 1990s, America seems to be turning into Russia.
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Homes are turning into command centers, Gatorade bottles into hydration trackers, Wi-Fi networks into calculated bandwidth distributors — even beverage fountains are turning into data powerhouses.
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It's basically two neutrons in an atomic nucleus turning into two protons and two electrons—two particles of matter turning into four, without any production of antimatter.
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From among the transformational metaphors for teenage alienation — turning into a vampire, turning into a human spider — "The Innocents," a handsome new Netflix series, goes with the plain vanilla variety.
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ST. PAUL — Turning into a parking lot without signaling.
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" Then he accused us of turning into "Antifa News.
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He asks her if she is turning into a worrywart.
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Is this turning into a crisis of inaction or indifference?
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Now that he's vanquished his enemies, he's turning into them.
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And that's what leads into it to turning into Twitch.
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This encryption battle is quickly turning into Silicon Valley vs.
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It's a fear of girls turning into independent, sexual women.
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How do you prevent this sentiment from turning into nihilism?
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The Queen Mary 2 cruise ship turning into Fremantle Harbour.
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Who knew turning into Bella Hadid could be so affordable?
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It turns out he's turning into a mermaid – sorry, merman.
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How worried are you about our reality turning into Gilead?
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This somehow kept him from turning into a mindless zombie.
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Mockumentary series American Vandal is turning into a shit show.
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A couple's innocent selfie is turning into a devilish meme.
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Could she be turning into the very person she hates?
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"I envision desi activism turning into something physical," she says.
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There weren't any puddles on the streets turning into ice.
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And it was turning into a very, very good life.
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He is turning into a really good Major League player.
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He swore that his roommates were turning into giant crabs.
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The Internet of Things is turning into a security nightmare.
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President Trump's impeachment hearing is turning into #paperclipgate ... because Rep.
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Here's how the California dream is turning into a nightmare.
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Shredding clothes, it seemed, was turning into a family custom.
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S. trade spat was turning into a technology cold war.
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Consider again the case of liquid water turning into ice.
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Is Techmeme turning into an advocacy platform for this issue?
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The truth is that we're nowhere near turning into Denmark.
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Across Europe, the most glamorous races are turning into processions.
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Because she didn't know what this world was turning into.
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This one is turning into a fun fest (relatively speaking).
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Women turning into hares, foxes, crows, cows, fish, seals, trees.
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"It's really turning into a wake," Mr. Robbins said Thursday.
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There was, however, nothing about it turning into a camera.
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It may even be turning into a promoter of underdevelopment.
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THE National Health Service's 21948th birthday is turning into an extravaganza.
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"I'm kinda turning into Yogi's manager," Desjardins laughingly admits to PEOPLE.
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What is it with islands turning into tropical cyclone magnets lately?
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The Royals is turning into a family affair for its star.
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Airlines -- and public transit in general -- are turning into the Thunderdome.
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But they're not singles, they're turning into balls in the seats.
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"We are turning into Pakistan," says a society hostess in Delhi.
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She's nearly lifeless, already slowly turning into one of the dead.
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It looks like Lady Gaga is turning into the ultimate snowbird.
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Our lives are turning into endless hunts for places to charge.
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This year, terrify your friends by turning into an optical illusion.
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The result is a smaller phone turning into a normal phone.
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Cue our baby fever turning into the surface of the sun.
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Slack is turning into Yammer — time to party like it's 2012.
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So I believed it that I was turning into a roach.
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He gesticulated less and grew more introspective, boasts turning into kvetches.
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Either way, Brother Love is turning into Brother Hate right now.
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And a long-running programme risks turning into a protection racket.
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Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process is turning into a mess by comparison.
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You cannot sleep with the excitement of turning into a man.
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Jesus. I honestly don't understand what you're turning into right now.
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We're a long way away from it turning into damages. Why?
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Here's how to keep your groove from turning into a rut.
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"It's turning into more of rescue operations for us," he said.
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Sabrina Ionescu is quickly turning into the face of women's basketball.
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There were signs that the battle was turning into a siege.
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Gail Collins: Bret, this is turning into a truly fascinating contest.
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Microsoft's cloud computing business was turning into a significant money-maker.
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Fears of Iraq once again turning into a battleground are widespread.
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S. trade conflict was fast turning into a technology cold war.
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He is turning into an incredibly compassionate and empathetic young man.
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Soybeans are not the only natural product he's turning into bioplastic.
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"The big subject," Trump replied, his scowl turning into a grin.
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"It was turning into a bit of a turf war," he said.
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He then ended up turning into a revolutionary figure for princesses everywhere.
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"In their frustration, my rivals are turning into fear-mongers," Radev said.
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Samsung's foldable phone myth is (painfully) slowly turning into an actual product.
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In fact, most started like Bob the Builder before turning into Einsteins.
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The trick is preventing a gradual decline from turning into a rout.
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Turning into Thanos works a little differently from last year's crossover event.
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Don't count on Underworld turning into the Fast and the Furious franchise.
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Making body bits with 3D printers is turning into a big business.
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Commerce and messaging are turning into "growth drivers long-term," he said.
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We're turning into those parents, but also realizing it isn't that complicated.
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It's no wonder so many of us are turning into helicopter parents.
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Is your holiday gingerbread house game turning into a pitiful Pinterest fail?
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A woman can get a blowout without turning into a gold digger.
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Bob Dylan's private recording studio is turning into some very expensive rentals.
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But tough U.S. trade talk last year is now turning into action.
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First, Instagram turned into Snapchat, and now Facebook is turning into...LinkedIn?
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And it ended up turning into an unforgettable moment, caught on camera.
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The transportation industry is turning into white bread before our very eyes.
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Which means, Chapter 228 is now turning into liquidation much more frequently.
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Now it's turning into a foundation, where our goal is strictly giving.
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Russ turning into a "stud" wasn't for her, it was for him.
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Beaches in St. Lucie County retreated dozens of feet, turning into cliffs.
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There, the word "taco" seems to be turning into a French word.
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In Florida, in particular, this election is turning into a legal mess.
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Soon, the weakness in the market was turning into a visible correction.
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Now the middle classes fear they may be turning into targets too.
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It is supposed to discourage young people from turning into lifelong smokers.
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But he's not worried about Nvidia's own big customers turning into competitors.
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I'm turning into an Indian dad, and I'm entirely OK with it.
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Sure, teenagers might be turning into lame, straight-edge, celibate poster-children.
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So how does one prevent rosé from turning into flavorless alcohol slush?
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Gas pipelines are exploding and turning into firestorms in towns and cities.
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Most striking, bandannas have a distinct habit of turning into personal trademarks.
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Some utilities, it must be said, are turning into clean-energy champions.
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It is all just a bad back away from turning into nostalgia.
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Rory Smith: This is turning into a very good day for Brazil.
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It's chilling that prosecutors are turning into activists and it spells catastrophe.
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I didn't think this MD would be turning into a Kobe obit.
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"In some aspects, he's almost turning into a politician," Mr. Rush said.
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Season 6 sees them turning into something more like, well, our heroes.
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Ronaldo's oldest son, Cristiano Jr., is turning into quite the footballer himself.
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Instead, Shipt is turning into Target's own version of Amazon's Prime Now.
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Streaming companies are turning into full-blown production companies to combat this.
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The awkward business about imprisonment turning into true love is handled smoothly.
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The 2020 Democratic primary is rapidly turning into a showdown between Sen.
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Yeah, I think it's a populist government turning into a populist government.
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So, is Obamacare repeal turning into a Kamikaze-style piece of political suicide?
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From these binders, he'll cull a few women worthy of turning into Marthas.
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Once financially savvy cash-carrying kids are turning into less-savvy digital spenders.
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In 2018, a lot of those pivots are turning into trips and falls.
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I told y'all, them Saints was going to be turning into Aints today!
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"This is turning into a crisis of inaction and indifference," the CEO said.
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"The cabinet is turning into a sad game of musical chairs," said Schumer.
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Acorns is quickly turning into an oak tree in the financial services space.
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Sure, it's turning into a YouTube streaming series, but it's not the same.
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AND THIS CARRIER PLANT IS TURNING INTO SOME SORT OF CAUSE CELEB RIGHT?
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Even as is, I could see Mighty turning into my regular gym companion.
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But we're finally getting to a point where novelty is turning into practicality.
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"People want to be quirky, and that's turning into a trend," she said.
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But it's packed with even more functionality than just turning into a bed.
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And there's at least a slight chance you might be turning into her.
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But it seems to be turning into more of a conventional standards body.
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Sometimes you might meet somebody that you love that's turning into a they.
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The criminal justice reform bill is turning into the biggest headache for McConnell.
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And is it just us, or is seriously turning into Kanye's mini-me?
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The social media site is turning into the modern version of the catalog.
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As the gas concentrated, it grew hotter, eventually turning into stars and galaxies.
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But his words persisted, too, turning into a liberal battle cry in 0003.
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To be clear, that's 0.2 degrees shy of the water turning into ice.
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"It seems like it's turning into the Wild West West again," Josuweit says.
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Coffee went well and it ended up turning into my first serious relationship.
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Small-business retirement planning is turning into a start-up industry in itself.
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The sleeper race is turning into an unexpected 11th hour battleground with Sen.
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" After new allegations surfaced, he said the confirmation was turning into a "circus.
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"This is turning into an episode of Black Mirror," wrote one Reddit user.
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I think this year is turning into a good one for the project.
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Today, a lot of young people from Tepito are turning into paid killers.
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Our coffee meeting ended up turning into a four-hour conversation over dinner.
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The Internet of Things is a result of everything turning into a computer.
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"San Francisco itself is turning into a private, exclusive club," wrote Anisse Gross.
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I think it probably looks differently if everybody is turning into 'Gossip Girl.
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"I think this area is turning into another arts district," Mr. Negrin said.
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Now, all of a sudden, it's turning into a bit of a race.
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This dream show was turning into a fight to survive my own nerves.
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The nation's K-12 schools are also turning into hotbeds of political activism.
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A merger between Kraft and Heinz is turning into a giant tummy ache.
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Peloton&aposs flop of a holiday commercial is turning into a viral meme.
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How better to rouse your sex life than by turning into a spy?
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Incompetent clowns in power and the opposition turning into a solipsistic personality cult.
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If that happens, small negatives can very quickly grow exponentially, turning into catastrophes.
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It's stories of regular people turning into gods, essentially, in a modern vernacular.
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It's men over 40 turning into dads, whether they want to or not.
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Whether we like it or not, hard cover books are turning into collectors' items.
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The rains are expected to start on Friday, turning into a deluge by Sunday.
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It might have helped the elections from turning into the boys against the girls.
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Bottlenecks prevent plans from turning into reality, meaning that investment cannot rise much more.
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Turning into the parking lot just before midnight, he crashed, nearly totaling his vehicle.
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But what if you were also growing scales and turning into a carnivorous monster?
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Because nothing will kill a bot revolution faster than all bots turning into spam.
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Already plenty of evidence I'm turning into my dad, but this is DEFINITIVE PROOF!
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The world is turning into a very digital community and most information in online.
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What was once pure theory seemed to quickly be turning into a feasible reality.
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This is definitely turning into an integration arms race for voice-powered assistant providers.
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Maybe it is as decoration that the spettkaka will avoid turning into a dinosaur.
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But there's an interpretation of Peter turning into Charlie that's also about familial grief.
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"But that ended up turning into a real narrative, to our surprise," Yorinks said.
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For regular people there's a camping area slowly turning into a sprawling tent city.
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My nightmare basically involves this turning into some sort of stunt or vanity project.
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"When I put on my makeup, I start turning into a man," she said.
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Because the prints were never treated, they stuck together, turning into a big brick.
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The question is whether Imgur can keep these private channels from turning into sewers.
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She was turning into a normal Frenchie, and it only took a couple weeks.
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Leiweke is just the latest in what is turning into a string of departures.
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Awareness is one hundred percent the first step to not turning into a parent.
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"I didn't do it with any intention of it turning into anything," she said.
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We are in a severe health crisis that is turning into an economic crisis.
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But when mixed, they cross-link into networks, turning into a sticky, gray goo.
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Democracy is what we do to prevent political disagreement from turning into violent conflict.
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It's been in a freezer, and that freezer is now turning into a refrigerator.
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Basically, do you have anything that you'd spend $90 million turning into a movie?
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"There is a real risk of the conflict turning into violence," Ms. Valdés said.
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"This whole class is turning into a farce," Cramer said, referring the 2019 IPOs.
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In the capitals of Europe, the trans-Atlantic relationship is turning into a nightmare.
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It's turning into a new, futuristic skyscraper with shops, office space and a hotel.
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It is quickly turning into a liability that could force the country into default.
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As history suggests, the "not a date" is quickly and charmingly turning into one.
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Over time, their precious lake got shallower and boggier, eventually turning into a useless marshland.
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But if Moore loses, it's hard to stop it from turning into a Christmas tree.
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I paused, trying to keep my casual first-date smile from turning into a grimace.
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It insisted that the party's strategies had successfully prevented Xinjiang from turning into "China's Syria".
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But the stress-free wedding Haley had hoped for was slowly turning into a disaster.
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The Toronto Raptors are quietly turning into one of the best teams in the NBA.
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El Chapo's arrest is turning into the marketing campaign of the century for one retailer.
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But it's just an egg turning into a larva to a pupa to a butterfly.
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American Ninja Warrior is once again turning into Celebrity Ninja Warrior for a good cause.
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We must act to stop the online world turning into a cesspit of hate. pic.twitter.
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That included stealing props from the set and turning into the Butcher on Hollywood Boulevard.
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Go deeper: Local news deserts are getting some relief Cities are turning into news deserts
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Instead, it sounds more like HBO is turning into a real-life version of Westworld.
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A hitherto hidebound place is turning into something more informal, more open and more varied.
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That's all gone ... It's turning into a New York, which, alright, some people might like.
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Love it or hate it, TikTok is turning into a force to be reckoned with.
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The overall percentage of homes turning into the game ticked down as well to 49%.
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For Google, CES 2018 is already turning into a watershed moment for its artificial intelligence.
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It's like tadpoles turning into frogs or the moon that follows them wherever they go.
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He's purchased local land, a former coal mine that he's turning into a wildlife habitat.
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The "two and twenty" model was turning into more of a "1.5 and fifteen" one.
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A goodbye party planned for two journalists was turning into a goodbye party for Gawker.
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The straps are also adjustable but have the added versatility of turning into a racerback.
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Hiding those scandals appears to be turning into a costly endeavor for the ridesharing pioneer.
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The retail industry is turning into a tale of the haves and the have-nots.
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"It started out as a trickle, and now it's turning into a flood," he said.
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They're still privately wondering if the sexual harassment accusations are turning into a witch hunt.
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That means a booming economy could be turning into a political bust for the party.
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To his own surprise, he found himself turning into something like an arena-rock frontman.
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"Contemporary democracy runs the same risk of ancient Greece democracy: turning into tyranny," he said.
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"What we are seeing is helicopter parents are turning into Velcro parents," Mr. LaRue said.
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The children here are turning into skeletons: Some families manage only one meal a day.
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It was so cold outside that his wet feet seemed to be turning into ice.
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Unless we are better prepared, we risk each new outbreak turning into a global crisis.
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The babies born after World War II were turning into teenagers, and they craved entertainment.
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The world's biggest rainforest would then begin an irreversible collapse, eventually turning into dry savanna.
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WASHINGTON — This city's biggest party is turning into the must-miss event of the year.
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And that's an important part of preventing a misstep from turning into a permanent failure.
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The US is turning into Tsarist Russia with its mighty oligarchs and its downtrodden poor.
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All of those, whereas they used to be really siloed, they're all turning into one.
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Across the room, another of Soucek's pulp pieces features squares and diamonds turning into place.
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"What used to be professionals or bohemians was turning into a party neighborhood," she said.
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I feel as if Facebook is turning into the information age KGB minus the charm.
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The veteran foreign policy bureaucrat's power is turning into a political issue for Trump's domestic opponents.
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We're all just one screenshot away from turning into a nation of Internet commenters, I guess.
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Mary and Elizabeth I never actually met, and certainly weren't IRL besties before turning into rivals.
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ET. The retail industry is turning into a tale of the haves and the have-nots.
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Mariah Carey and James Packer's breakup is turning into a battle of he-said she-said.
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Cortana was once a big part of Windows 10, but it's now turning into an app.
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S. trade conflict was turning into a technology cold war between the world's two largest economies.
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You keep expecting Parasite to turn into one thing, but it keeps turning into something else.
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Now, though, black pride in Obama is turning into something else: relief at seeing him go.
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I, for one, am still "feeling the Bern"; it may be turning into a chronic disease.
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Ten miles south of Whitefish, Montana, a paved road turns into gravel, before turning into forest.
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On Monday, Tiffany Haddish kicked off what is turning into a week of FBI-level speculation.
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"But now she's super protective of Ada and is just turning into an amazing big sister."
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If you have bonds in your portfolio today, you may be turning into an investment zombie.
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David Beckham recently shared his own revelation that his oldest is turning into a grown up.
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But turning into a real-life Bitmoji doesn't necessarily make Paul and Audrey's lives any easier.
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All the while she worries that she's turning into her mother and whether she's still attractive.
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As we've reported, the company is already turning into a formidable competitor for UPS and FedEx.
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It's an ongoing problem that means Chrome is slowly turning into the next Internet Explorer 6.
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Just watch and try to keep your face from turning into a giant heart-eyes emoji.
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Space imaging is turning into quite a crowded field — if all these constellations actually launch, anyway.
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He had some good nights (turning into mornings), and had to learn a few lessons, too.
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Instacart has made schedules much more manageable, turning into a multibillion-dollar venture along the way.
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"That's a 35-year tailwind which I think is now turning into headwind," Doll told CNBC.
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In South Carolina, the Republican presidential primary is turning into the nastiest kind of political war.
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She testified at her trial that one of her many talents was turning into a hare.
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The same process that created the walkers is also what stops men from turning into one.
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Their modest scale saves them from turning into overblown, self-serving statements, nor is there anything.
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"The shortage of skilled labour is turning into a real obstacle for future growth," DIHK said.
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That kind of overprotective relationship turning into something that's really chaotic and dangerous for both parties.
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If "Designated" goes the "Quantico" route of turning into baffling nonsense, I will be very sad.
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There were already concerns the country was turning into a proxy battlefield between the two sides.
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You know you've been dating forever when you feel like you're turning into the same person.
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I never heard of a defendant in any system turning into a judge as Antonio did.
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What has changed is that a greater percentage of fly balls are turning into home runs.
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See Batman, not everyone reacts to the death of their family by turning into Broody McBroodface.
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But in this case, he doesn't see the melt-up necessarily turning into a hard meltdown.
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Consumer brands turning into fintechs "Every company is becoming a fintech company," Acharya told Business Insider.
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First, Alma is fast turning into another Johanna, and will soon be dismissed from Reynolds's service.
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"I saw a truck turning into the road and driving fast in our direction," he said.
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This means that tweets are no longer just text; they are turning into something entirely new.
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Camp Dwyer remained, turning into a detached hub of contractors, Special Operations soldiers and American advisers.
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Still, both players clearly have the talent to keep 2018 from turning into another throwback season.
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When he takes a side trip to New Jersey, they fear he's turning into a suburbanite.
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I like both Mad Men and Homeland, so I'd be okay with Handmaid's turning into either.
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I cannot imagine the United States or a Western European country turning into Russia or China.
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God bless UFC heavyweight Mark Hunt and his quixotic causes that are quickly turning into crusades.
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But how do we keep it from going too far and turning into harmful helicopter parenting?
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While all pokémon are capable of turning into towering monsters, only a few have special forms.
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Online commentators joked that Bavaria was turning into "Talibavaria," a reference to the Islamic fundamentalist Taliban.
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Both sides are basically turning into an electoral strategy now that the legislative one has failed.
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This game is turning into a game of very thin margins for a lot of teams.
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Create column charts That social engagement is turning into clicks — lots and lots of clicks. Parse.
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" And the Trump movement, he writes, is turning into a "nervous breakdown inside the Republican Party.
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It was also the decade that email scams leveled up, turning into a multibillion dollar industry.
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But Baker was amused at how into the idea of turning into the monster M.J. was.
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"The meters are capturing the consumption, but the consumption isn't turning into bills and the bills aren't turning into payment," says Jackson Public Works Director Bob Miller, who says that making all these changes at once was a complex procedure for which the city wasn't prepared.
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So there's a real chance of the current temporary truce turning into a more permanent arrangement. Why?
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Be that as it may, Bill Clinton is a turning into a liability for his wife's campaign.
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"It was sort of incessant, and then it started turning into pounding on my door," she said.
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I immediately feared that I would soon find myself turning into them, by virtue of my proximity.
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THE claim that Britain is turning into a cashless society has long looked wide of the mark.
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Violence broke out on Sunday and spilled over into Monday, turning into clashes between Hindus and Muslims.
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The collapse in crude prices is turning into a trillion-dollar retrenchment for the global oil industry.
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High-end handbags, like high-end sneakers, may be turning into an asset class of their own.
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These radioactive boars aren't turning into teenage mutant ninja pigs, but they aren't safe for eating, either.
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It's turning into a Serial-level obsession, but this time everyone's talking about an aging fitness guru.
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Lil Wayne did not attend because he didn't want it turning into a "media thing," she says.
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The Tories dismissed the notion, touted by the tabloids, that Britain was turning into "Singapore-on-Thames".
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But then on the inverse, I see my sister turning into a mother and doing things reactionary.
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It's the only thing that keeps my travel bag from turning into the Indiana Jones snake pit.
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The Houthis, who claimed to champion the mathlumeen, or oppressed masses, may be turning into their oppressors.
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Watch the full episode of People Features: The Little Boy Turning Into Stone, streaming now on PeopleTV.
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Apple's services division is turning into a money-making machine, and iCloud upgrades certainly factor into that.
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He witnesses paranormal phenomena, like a dead girl turning into a ghost and the Red Room opening.
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"Google is not turning into a hardware business," said Forrester Research VP and Principal Analyst Thomas Husson.
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With two now having jumped ship, this is turning into a major test of the Dems' resolve.
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Bruh #fyrefestival turning into a Lord Of The Flies sequel right in front of our eyes pic.twitter.
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On top of driving revenue, it's turning into a natural way to build up suspense during stories.
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"Refugee" is supposed to be a temporary label, but it's turning into the only one they have.
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Snapchat's problem right now is the same one Facebook has: It's turning into a confusing social nightmare.
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That suggestion is turning into a harsher deadline: move to Moments or your photos will be deleted.
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Climate change is turning into a critical election issue for many Florida candidates — and not just Democrats.
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Is this our first indication that Game of Thrones might be turning into a normal TV show?
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Our cities are turning into more of an architectural hodgepodge, where skyscrapers gleam next to crumbling edifices.
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Producing beautiful cutting-edge technology is, in some cases, turning into a business of churning out commodities.
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In Boston's Jamaica Plain neighborhood, investments spurred by federal tax credits are turning into windows and walls.
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The Thirteenth Year: A middle-school swim champion starts turning into a merman on his thirteenth birthday.
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People were voting against their town turning into London; they were voting against becoming an immigrant nation.
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The upcoming campaign is turning into a struggle between the political poles represented by Obama and Trump.
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If it's an indica, take it easy unless you're comfortable turning into a puddle where you stand.
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The episode is officially turning into Mean Girls when Annalise notices a strange man looking at them.
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PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS (just Battlegrounds from here) is turning into one of my favorite subjects for vicarious gaming.
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Towns, Butler lead Timberwolves past Jazz SALT LAKE CITY — Minnesota is quickly turning into an offensive juggernaut.
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He mostly works with children ages three to 11, and says they're all turning into little yogis.
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Movements are fast and slow turning into sculptural islands to the sound of an improvised double bass.
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It is turning into a full-blown shutdown in some cities and at many colleges and companies.
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"The summer of hell is turning into the fall of frustration for subway commuters," Mr. Stringer said.
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I currently have a 75 gal aquarium in which I am turning into a self sustainable tank.
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They're magical, turning into ethereal globes filled with ice crystals when the surrounding temperature is just right.
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Their joint, four-year-old intervention in Yemen is turning into a quagmire, with horrific civilian casualties.
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The power lines, the police said, had likely kept the incident from turning into a disastrous wreck.
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In it, Mr. Davis said, Mr. Manilow complained that he was turning into a milquetoast Andy Williams.
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Is our age of ubiquitous smartphones and social media turning into an era of mass civil unrest?
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She crosses her arms to keep warm and stares at the lake, her breath turning into vapor.
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This season I opted to do half of them, which ended up turning into more than half.
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And the sharp drops in Argentine and Turkish markets suggest that trickle is turning into a gusher.
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And their opponents say the Israel they love is steadily turning into an unrecognizable and inhospitable place.
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Keeping the production from turning into a period piece — albeit a very recent period — required some changes.
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Suddenly, a game that entered the second inning tied, 1-1, was turning into a Cubs runaway.
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For now, the PCSK223 inhibitors, heralded as a triumph of basic research, are turning into expensive headaches.
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"Cats" always feels like it's two seconds away from turning into a furry orgy in a dumpster.
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Collectively, however, they became overwhelming — the colors, tiny limbs, and faces turning into a blur of clutter.
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My bronchitis was on the verge of turning into pneumonia, but I was powerless to stop playing.
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" The next day in Erie, Pennsylvania, he accused Democrats of turning into "an angry left-wing mob.
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"Look, the Trump presidency is turning into a conventional presidency — which is fine," Nunberg said, without enthusiasm.
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LOS ANGELES — Hollywood has a funny way of turning into something else entirely at a moment's notice.
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But in the Senate, the GOP is far more wary of the trial turning into a circus.
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A friendly threesome keeps turning into a duo, leaving one member out and reaching into the wings.
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She sings about singing in "Crossing," with words dissolving into wordless syllables, turning into an elusive lullaby.
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Let's talk about it, and maybe we can save some souls from turning into me at 40.
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That preference is beginning to get more insistent and urgent, turning into a demand for immediate change.
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There's a weird Caitlyn Jenner or Gina Davis character that Ira is turning into, which I love.
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S. trade conflict was fast turning into a technology cold war between the world's two largest economies.
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Turning into the section of the exhibition called "Visual Sound," one encounters an overwhelming sense of confidence.
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IS is turning into a nasty militia, and may yet become a nebulous terrorist group, like al-Qaeda.
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Unless you've got a high-speed camera to record the microwave's door turning into a high-speed missile.
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It shows her driving northbound on her way home but never turning into her development's drive, Kight says.
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Surprise All the love for GLOW The Netflix hit GLOW is turning into the little show that could.
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Lakes are drying out, bogs are turning into forests and forests seem likely to give way to grassland.
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Eventually, Kate Spade New York expanded into other accessories and clothing, ultimately turning into a billion-dollar brand.
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And if you choose wisely, it might keep the object of your affection from turning into a 👻 .
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The election, say Iran's commentators, is turning into a class war, pitting pre-revolutionary values against revolutionary ones.
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But now suddenly she's turning into a sexualized version of a villain from a 1980s Saturday-morning cartoon.
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"I think I'm turning into Johnny Depp's Hannibal Lecter, aren't I?" he said, Australia's public broadcaster ABC reported.
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Louis joked about survivors turning into activists in a stand-up set, audio of which later leaked online.
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The biggest deal in Softbank's history is also turning into a huge payday for some very small banks.
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A referendum held under the state of emergency, up for renewal in January, risks turning into a coronation.
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Many speculated that Snap was following its mascot's lead and turning into a ghost of social media past.
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British manufacturing is turning into an elite industry, most suited to a small number of highly skilled people.
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That should prevent the oxygen from turning into a solid, lowering the chances of the propellant catching fire.
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Cory gets a mysterious bite the week of Halloween and suspects he might be turning into a werewolf.
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Italy has an estimated 20,000 semi-abandoned villages that are rapidly depopulating and turning into virtual ghost towns.
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Security, quickly realizing this was turning into a Moment, ushered a trembling Svendsen onstage for her movie moment.
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Kris, what are your thoughts on the Democratic chances, is the blue wave turning into a blue grave?
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One man's $13 Lyft ride ended up turning into the most priceless 20-minute trip of his life.
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The bun is the first to go, turning into this dark, putrid color and losing its pillowy texture.
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A bed from Panasonic, a maker of appliances, splits in two, with one half turning into a wheelchair.
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Minor pests are turning into major ones, increasing damage, and hitherto unknown crop diseases are emerging, she added.
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A scary situation is turning into a new start for the Greenwood Police Department in Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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"Two key trends play a role here: firstly, game franchises are slowly turning into entertainment franchises," Wijman said.
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It is the only way to prevent a crisis between nuclear-armed opponents turning into a nuclear catastrophe.
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As a forever-wearer of glasses, the idea of specs turning into such a fashion accessory bewilders me.
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Eventually, Kate Spade New York expanded into other accessories and clothing, ultimately turning into a billion dollar brand.
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How To Talk To A Woman In The Process Of Turning Into A Tree To Avoid You pic.twitter.
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Windows 95 is slowly turning into the operating system people use to prove modern devices can run anything.
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With so much choice available online, trying to make any decision nowadays is turning into an arduous task.
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Turning into the holiday stretch Flexible business models may also benefit discounters during the holidays and into 2019.
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Vigilant resistance to these changes is the only thing preventing the AML from turning into a slush fund.
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A few years ago, I wrote about how VR was turning into a vehicle for media tie-ins.
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He had threatened to scrap it, but has since held out the possibility of turning into a concession.
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Against this backdrop, Brexit -- as Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Monday -- is turning into a disaster.
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"We keep calling these storms a wake-up call, but they keep turning into snooze alarms," Redlener said.
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Over time, light triggers CO2 absorption, which causes plumbonacrite to form, eventually turning into white-hued lead carbonate.
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Add it all together, and you'll understand why this farmer is turning into a pessimist about the future.
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This is no longer an economic or financial issue, and is quickly turning into a widespread political problem.
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"The fiscal capacity should step in and prevent such moderate shocks from turning into catastrophic ones," he said.
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Their tennis racket-like appearance is seen when the rod-shaped bacteria starts turning into a hardy spore.
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Someone should tell him that he is actually turning into a source of instability for the Middle East.
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Vestiaire Collective is slowly but surely turning into a giant e-commerce platform for clothes and fashion accessories.
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Matching undies You know you've been dating forever when you feel like you're turning into the same person.
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All in all, Trump's trade policy is quickly turning into an object lesson in the wages of ignorance.
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Some people might be more susceptible to acute pain turning into chronic pain due in part to genetics.
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So I asked some experts if there were any strategies for people to avoid turning into their parents.
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The other day someone tweeted asking Studio Ghibli what the relevance was of Chihiro's parents turning into pigs.
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Never. Turning into our driveway every day and seeing the Milford Proving Ground sign, I get goose bumps.
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Every piece of fruit, every fish, every bug that I sell, he's turning into fat stacks of cash.
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The humor that once originated from his childlike innocence began turning into more strangely political and racist jokes.
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The present always seems to be fleeing from him, turning into the past, even as he lives it.
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Trump claimed on Wednesday, against available evidence, that the impeachment hearings were turning into a disaster for Democrats.
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Ouya was one of the earliest and highest profile examples of Kickstarter success turning into real-world failure.
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Millions of Brazilians have been vaccinated as authorities scramble to prevent the outbreak from turning into an epidemic.
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" Steinbrenner was perpetually this close to turning into a John Tenniel illustration and shouting, "Off with his head!
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Even if nothing is done, Obamacare will continue to limp along, probably turning into something akin to Medicaid.
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For the time being, he said Just Compassion will be closing down and turning into a vapour lounge.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK Worker's rights are turning into a bit of a hard sell.
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On Monday, Chelsea Handler took to Twitter claiming the United States is at risk of turning into Nazi Germany .
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Walsh said the storm was expected to continue with high winds, turning into sleet and rain into the night.
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Don't Look Now, But Extremists' Meme Armies Are Turning Into MilitiasPepe the Frog used to be a bad joke.
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The organoids were grown from stem cells, immature cells capable of turning into more than one type of cell.
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One of the projects involves the headset turning into an elephant mask with the controllers mounted to the trunk.
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Millions of Brazilians have been vaccinated as health authorities scramble to prevent the outbreak from turning into an epidemic.
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And this sort of natural progression of the bathing suit turning into a bikini and getting smaller and smaller.
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The chances of relations reaching a breaking point and turning into an open conflict are slight, but very real.
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If you see the latter, that would be indicative of democracy turning into something else––authoritarianism or something bad.
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That's because Hangouts is turning into a group chat system that looks a hell of a lot like Slack.
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Despite eventually turning into a franchise with multiple sequels, the Yakuza games largely remained a niche outside of Japan.
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What was supposed to be a temporary shelter is quickly turning into a permanent tent city in Tornillo, Texas.
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Their chief concern is over the South China Sea, which China appears bent on turning into its own lake.
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Trade wars also have a way of turning into shooting wars and so far Trump seems fine with that.
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Over time, these settlements acquired paved roads and brick-and-mortar houses, eventually turning into lively working-class neighbourhoods.
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Sure enough, NOTCH2NLs encouraged stem cells to proliferate without turning into neurons, increasing the total number of neurons generated.
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Step by step, Sketchfab is turning into the best platform to view 3D models using a virtual reality headset.
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"I don't see this turning into a trend," said Philippe Bradshaw, head of corporate and FIG syndicate at RBS.
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Future boxes will also transform in this way, turning into things like a boat or carriage, the company says.
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The team behind this study is now working to determine the probability of smoking-related mutations turning into cancer.
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It's turning into one of the biggest shopping events of the year, yet some discounts are better than others.
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Germany's constitution, drafted by men and women who had witnessed political turmoil turning into dictatorship, prizes stability above all.
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Cersei and Daenerys have lost any nuance either one of them had, turning into reckless, ruthless, power-mad despots.
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What began as a gambit to hold together his divided Tory party is turning into an alarmingly close contest.
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Writing in Hebrew, a language she could understand, she tentatively typed "a boy turning into a girl" into Google.
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It seems impossible for Drake to release new music without it turning into some kind of meme or challenge.
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He got the word "Katelyn" inked in cursive with the bottom of the "y" turning into an infinity symbol.
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The more I play of Telltale's new Batman series, though, the more it's turning into my personal favorite take.
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And it has Australian actress Gabrielle Fitzpatrick dressed up like Jill of the Jungle before turning into an owl.
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But tough U.S. trade talk last year is now turning into action, clouding the outlook for a repeat performance.
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The showdown between Honda and Khanna is already turning into one of the most expensive races this election cycle.
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With fifteen days to go until my due date, it's turning into the " DEWEY DEFEATS TRUMAN " of soft furnishings.
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In other news, we have maybe a dozen years to stop the world from turning into a barren wasteland.
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"Bitcoin is gradually turning into a serious thing," Marc said as he tried to stand on the wobbly board.
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The web is turning into television because without the links it loses its true decentralized and non-linear nature.
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We still were thinking that it was this one thing when it was already turning into something very different.
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If the Democratic Party is turning into a monarchy, how can it fight the autocratic tendencies in Mr. Trump?
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The Fed is going all out to prevent the health crisis from turning into a full-blown financial crisis.
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In an editorial, El País, Spain's leading newspaper, warned that the political turmoil was turning into an economic disaster.
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In Paris, disappointment over Germany's failure to follow through on European reforms under Ms. Merkel is turning into resentment.
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Hard to make the distinction between individual monkeys turning into individual humans and the evolution of an entire species.
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But it's not just oil town USA (Houston) that is at risk of turning into modern-day ghost town.
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A bearded man pointed out how the shadows through the trees had softened, turning into gentle half-moon crests.
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Couldn't Taylor Swift have just gone all Maureen Ponderosa instead of turning into the weird, furry beast she became?
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When the clock strikes 11 in Britain, there won't be any carriages turning into pumpkins or riches to rags.
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But the protests are rapidly turning into a broader expression of anger over high-level corruption and widespread poverty.
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Again, it's rare, with only about 4% of human EEEV illnesses turning into full blown EEE, the CDC reports.
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But for about 10 minutes on Friday, it looked as if Japan's dream was turning into a nervous nightmare.
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If I were an owner, I'd try like heck to make sure I wasn't turning into the next Nascar.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)India's booming smartphone market is turning into a two-horse race between Samsung and Xiaomi.
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What makes the story in Riyadh interesting is why establishing a financial sector is turning into such a struggle.
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I'd experienced this alchemy before—the day's accumulated fretfulness and discomfort turning into pure exhilaration, though seldom this intensely.
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Their central mystery is the woman's body, which is escaping, hiding, turning into smoke thanks to long exposure times.
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"What was supposed to be just a construction project ended up turning into this collaborative art installation," she said.
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And while he spouts outward, turning into an online megaphone, Ms. Ocasio-Cortez listens, takes everything in and reacts.
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Now, on the verge of the next quarter-century, the one-time wunderkind is turning into an éminence grise.
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What might have been a smooth ride to Congress for Donna Shalala is instead turning into a demolition derby.
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I think Jeffrey is turning into the kinda, the conscience of capitalism, and he would be a great individual.
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In fact this election suggests that something different is happening: divided and stunned by Brexit, Britain is turning into America.
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Scientists think it's slowly turning into an lenticular galaxy, the halfway point between elliptical and spiral galaxies, as it ages.
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The partial government shutdown is quickly turning into a nightmare scenario for the country's cybersecurity functions, often in unexpected ways.
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Over the last decade people involved in wildfire have complained that the Forest Service is turning into a Fire Service.
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Sure enough, it brightened our complexions without turning into a dried paste that required severe scrubbing (and therefore, unnecessary irritation).
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To a certain extent, it felt like Hillary Clinton was turning into the sexist skid at the Democratic National Convention.
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In our social media-obsessed culture, no one is safe from turning into a meme — including famous painter Bob Ross.
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But measuring the drone market is turning into a bit of a cottage industry, and better data should eventually emerge.
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With Hangouts turning into an enterprise play against Slack, Allo has to be a success in Google's complicated chat ecosystem.
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Other hedge funds, like BlueCrest, are turning into family-and-friends offices, serving the firm's partners, traders and other staff.
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Simultaneously, AI is turning into an unprecedented cultural and technological phenomenon, affecting the way we assess and define "intelligence" itself.
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These comments aren't public to other users, so there's no chance of Hinge turning into an Instagram-like popularity contest.
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The leadership election is turning into a machine for maximising the conflict between the party and the country at large.
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So, at the same time then you're kind of clicking over to sort of Amazon turning into this fulfillment- Right.
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There are a few reasons why you don't have to gravely fear your texting app turning into a corporate dump.
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Why is a country that he once praised as a land of milk and honey turning into a giant gulag?
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Instead, he was a peaceful creature — an insectivore — who was bitten by a human, and now he's turning into one.
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Health care bill Repealing and replacing Obamacare is turning into a frustrating game of Whack-A-Mole for the GOP.
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The giant desert dunes get filled with water during the rainy season, turning into hundreds of super warm freshwater pools.
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Tax-filing season is turning into a nightmare for thousands of employees whose companies have been duped by email fraudsters.
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Trump campaign events feel like they risk turning into violent riots, and they have become a social gathering for bigots.
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"We've seen so far in the Saudis' case that commitment turning into action in the last few days," Cook said.
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The lack of changes or improvements to Connect is a little surprising — hopefully this thing isn't turning into Ping 2.0.
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The idea here is to develop a model that prevents the neighborhood from eventually turning into another bland condo mall.
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It starts smoking almost immediately, shooting off sparks and eventually turning into something like a puddle beneath the light beam.
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In Europe, it has been made illegal in response to their firsthand experience of unchecked hate speech turning into genocide.
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But Mr Juncker put his finger on something, because national referendums on EU matters are turning into a throbbing headache.
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It shifts into some kind of dream sequence, turning into a grandiose, overdone waltz for a minute before fading out.
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Now Mr Gordon thinks that Moore's law is beginning to fade and the new economy is turning into a mirage.
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As a business, many of your devices will not perform as well as expected, turning into maintenance-heavy money pits.
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The combination of these two factors means that our population pyramid is slowly, but surely, turning into a population cylinder.
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Whereas TiVo's known for its usually spot-on recommendation engine, the company's now turning into AI to better suggest content.
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But this story was enough to send tweeters into a frenzy with many accusing it of turning into rival Facebook.
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The emerging-market boom is slowing in some countries, notably China, and turning into a bust in others, notably Brazil.
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This has fueled the concerns that the investigation may be turning into a witch-hunt of the president's political opponents.
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The groom, 44, is the author of "Armada," a novel that he is turning into a screenplay for Universal Pictures.
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I hope my condition isn't the tip of a bigger iceberg, turning into some other form of anxiety or depression.
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Combined with Photos on the iPhone, Apple's Photos apps are turning into solid options for sorting through your old pictures.
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And finally, Amazon is appears to be turning into the monster that Wall Street expected it to be all along.
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"My house and yard were covered by lava spatter turning into rocks in mid-flight," Hunt wrote on his blog.
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Amazon uses a process that involves writing mock press releases to decide which ideas are worth turning into new products.
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Those cars are also Fusions — though ones that Ford Motor has played no part in turning into self-driving cars.
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"We risk frustration and boredom turning into violence and crime, or political and religious extremism flourishing," he said last month.
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She joked that she's grateful that she not only survived, but outlived the group without turning into an ISIS bride.
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If we want to avoid it turning into one, America and Europe needs to start dealing with the real issues.
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In "Dombivali Fast" (Marathi, 2005), a man suffers at the hands of a corrupt administration before turning into a vigilante.
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With that combination of glamour and gravitas he's also slowly turning into another overly emotional genre-defining artist: Taylor Swift.
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Throughout the film, there are constant references to Paradise turning into "parasites" and its waters becoming diseased by cancerous unknowns.
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Blast Corps begins as a silly smash 'em up, then, before turning into this wonderful puzzler of ever-escalating explosiveness.
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For black parents, that means a typical police stop turning into a violent encounter is a very real, terrifying possibility.
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"I had to start coping with the fact that what I was turning into was bitter and angry," he said.
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The firm's economists do not yet see the coronavirus turning into a global pandemic, and are not forecasting a recession.
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"As yesterday's rain enlivens a dry brook, tomorrow's rain will facilitate even more its turning into a gushing, dangerous river."
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I knew that what I was doing was probably a reaction to stress, but was I turning into a hoarder?
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Now the episode, which was not disclosed for a year, is turning into a serious black eye for the company.
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A year ago I pointed out that the Trump administration was turning into government by the worst and the dumbest.
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It's an adjustment that many are having to make across the country, with in-person brainstorms turning into virtual meetings.
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Maybe so, but this product is taking a long time to the point that it risks turning into Samsung's AirPower.
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"Illiquidity is turning into insolvency," said Rajiv Kumar, head of NITI Aayog, a government think-tank, at a recent conference.
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And in a letter to a friend in 1993, she complained that Monroeville was turning into a "Mockingbird" tourist attraction.
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For Mr. Trudeau, the biggest challenge may be stopping Trans Mountain from turning into something that ultimately satisfies no one.
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A screenshot from a private Facebook group for people getting married reveals wedding guest lists are turning into logistical nightmares.
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Yet amid the fight, there's a sense of hope as we watch one tough kid turning into one tough man.
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The Trump trade is turning into the Trump fade even as stock market indexes continue to climb to new highs.
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A small town three hours east of Seattle is turning into the epicenter of bitcoin mining in the United States.
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It also means investing in the necessary infrastructure to keep a significant weather event from turning into a deadly disaster.
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Now, the startup is turning into an enterprise software platform that it claims can help brands optimize those online sales.
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It is another sign Tesla may have trouble turning into the mass-market automaker it said it wants to become.
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Unfortunately, her remarks are just the tip of the left-wing meltdown that is turning into real and worsening violence.
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Between this and Evangeline Lilly's recent buzzcut, the at-home haircut could be turning into the latest celebrity hair trend.
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Meanwhile, the Switch is slowly turning into an excellent place for multiplayer shooters, if you can deal with the controls.
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Meisel said the still unnamed storm has a 70 percent chance of turning into a tropical depression within five days.
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They cruised between rows of yachts, then on to less occupied docks, before turning into one and shutting everything off.
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It's hard to feel whole and woke when America is falling apart, and the planet is turning into an oven.
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After Reagan's 1980 election victory, neoconservatism grew in influence, eventually turning into something akin to party doctrine on foreign policy.
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Now, the buyer is turning into a seller in an online auction by SCP Auctions that will begin on April 21.4.
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It&aposs turning into one of the biggest political crises to hit Macron since he was elected president in May, 2017.
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Underground parking garages in L.A. and other cities are turning into shared commercial kitchens for on-demand, delivery-only food services.
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Then, one night, while I was taking a walk alone, I noticed a loud throng of students turning into a gate.
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Of course, maybe it's just that Daryl Dixon is turning into a much more compelling character than Rick Grimes has become.
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What that means for macOS is that it's fast turning into legacy software: an afterthought on its way to becoming abandonware.
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"I wish I were human!" he pleads before turning into DeVito dressed in red shorts and a red M&M's shirt.
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The tale of a family whose life became a real-life horror movie is turning into, well, an actual horror movie.
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But they were competitive in each of them — and I expect some of those narrow losses to start turning into wins.
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Alexander argues that law enforcement agencies need to do three things to stop regular wellness checks from turning into deadly situations.
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Why it matters: It's tangible evidence that the bitter Supreme Court showdown is turning into massive energy for the midterm elections.
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His supporters seem to buy into the idea that he's a handsome prince on the verge of turning into a president.
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It frets that President Donald Trump's call for "extreme vetting" of foreigners is turning into an ever more intrusive policy regime.
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Early intervention is key in stopping a clogged duct from turning into mastitis, and mastitis from creating an abscess, Sjoblom adds.
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In effect, the protests are turning into a large-scale rebuke to Macron's leadership — and it's unclear if he'll survive it.
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These were supposed to be relatively straightforward moments that ended up turning into news that drove headlines and coverage for days.
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Getting ready to leave for college for the first time can feel like your life is turning into one big checklist.
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I am so proud seeing them trying hard to get into the balance positions despite downward dog turning into downward duck.
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Yet his goal of six month's research and development time took much longer than expected, with six months turning into 18.
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Now Works with Nest is turning into something more secure, more useful and just flat-out better than anything Revolv created.
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What other first-person shooter lets you evade obstacles by turning into an ambulatory coffee cup, using the game's mimicry power?
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Despite the 'crypto winter,' companies have been [at work] and a lot of the hype is turning into actual working technology.
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In what is turning into a dual negotiation process, those meetings are to commence once de la Calle returns from Cuba.
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Maybe a dozen named storms, plus or minus, with half of them turning into hurricanes, and half of those getting major.
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Policies on Syria, China, NATO, Russia, all seem to be turning into precisely the opposite of what candidate Trump had vowed.
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And Tennant's successor Matt Smith saw a vision of his Scottish companion Amy Pond before turning into a Scot, Peter Capaldi.
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens is finally turning into a video game — and it's going to be made out of Lego.
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The activity also represents some hard data showing that enthusiasm for President Donald Trump's agenda is turning into actual economic activity.
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The city was shaking with a magnitude 7.4 earthquake and, all around her, the ground was turning into something like quicksand.
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Partnering with brands to create events and parties — known in the industry as experiential marketing — is turning into a lucrative business.
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It is turning into a dogma blinding them in the same way Dark Age clerics confused medical problems with demonic possession.
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Hillary Clinton is turning into a genuine philosophical contest -- between the senator's populist radicalism and the Secretary of State's gradualist reformism.
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Amazon's decision to run a highly public bidding process for its second headquarters, called HQ2, is turning into a publicity nightmare.
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"Anytime I have the chance to stand here, why not?" she adds, her moon-shaped face turning into an easy smile.
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Ginger Snaps broke my heart because I couldn't help picturing my sister turning into a werewolf and having to kill her.
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But Moon Express still needs permission to go to the Moon — and that was turning into an issue for the company.
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By contrast, Mr Zawahiri's dream of a secure base for al-Qaeda in the Arab world may be turning into reality.
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As your friend tosses back office-supplied Cheez-Its and fruit snacks, her colon is quickly turning into a literal wasteland.
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Ras al-Khair is itself turning into a major mining hub where Ma'aden has built an aluminium complex and phosphate facilities.
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The showdown is fast turning into a battle over the survival of both the Socialist government and the reformist French left.
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"I'm turning into Johnny Depp's Hannibal Lecter, I'm inside his head, I'm pulling strings and levers," Joyce told reporters in Australia.
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"We are looking at a situation in emerging markets where contagion is turning into something that resembles the plague," said Schamotta.
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Further falls in the index will develop rapid compression in the long-term GMMA, which shows investors quickly turning into sellers.
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Kids are curious by nature and sometimes that curiosity has a way of turning into interrogation over a seemingly simple topic.
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These stem cells are thought to operate by secreting molecular signals to the surrounding heart, not by turning into heart muscle.
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He broke all our hearts in "Endgame," generated some Oscar buzz, and is potentially turning into Tony Stark in real life?
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Supervisor Scott Wiener, chief sponsor of the legislation, said raising the age will discourage young people from turning into lifelong smokers.
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The winds of war in the Middle East, specifically pitting Iran against Saudi Arabia, are turning into a full-blown sandstorm.
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"We really liked those games and I remember airplane games at that time were turning into pretty hardcore simulations," he says.
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And later, a bloody spot on the floor keeps turning into a gaping hole, with sound design that heightens these effects.
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What was expected to be a Category 4 storm hitting southern Florida spent the weekend turning into a Category 5 storm.
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But the years of investment and applied-science projects, IBM executives say, are increasingly turning into moneymaking opportunities in sizable markets.
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The move also granted him a quarter acre of land, which he is turning into a Thai vegetable and herb garden.
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Reading from his resignation speech, Mr. Ugur lamented that the party was turning into an autocracy and was devouring its own.
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At the same time, in Pullman, snowflakes fell onto the field, turning into large clumps of powder by the fourth quarter.
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Today, people were asked whether they were into the idea of Turkey turning into a presidential system from a parliamentary democracy.
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"A court order is what is needed to keep this from turning into some kind of reality TV show," she says.
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As fewer people fly, visit cultural sites, and go on vacation, parts of America are, in essence, turning into ghost towns.
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The most famous bipartisan democracy in the world, with Mr. Trump at the top, is turning into a one-party state.
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The air travels west and goes screaming down the mountains, turning into katabatic winds, compressed and warmed by the lower altitude.
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The olive groves that have encircled Cellino San Marco since ancient times are now turning into what locals call tree cemeteries.
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The spectacle of the left devouring its own children — and of emancipatory liberalism turning into its opposite — may read as farce.
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The United States is quickly turning into a net energy exporter, while China appears destined to remain a net energy importer.
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This year is turning into a "bizarro-2015," the firm's head of technical analysis, Ari Wald, wrote in a new note.
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Half of the will have reported by the end of the day Friday, and it is turning into an extraordinary quarter.
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"It looks to us like this rolling bear is quickly turning into a cyclical bear," Wilson wrote to clients on Monday.
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And my primary observation about Washington is this: Unless you're careful, you end up turning into what you started out scorning.
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I listened as faces smiling in the yearbook spoke somberly of teenage opioid use turning into adult heroin and meth addiction.
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The real story is that the race was inspired by a desire to keep former mining towns from turning into ghosts.
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Over time, these get worse and worse, turning into scar tissue as you age... Then there's the whole issue of atherosclerosis.
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The scene was an escalation of Trump's longtime strategy to vilify the press and tempt reporters into turning into the opposition party.
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Empowering individuals to speak their minds helps to ensure you're at far less risk of turning into the Emperor With No Clothes.
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He&aposs turning into a real villain in my opinion and I was willing to give him the benefit of the doubt.
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As games become seemingly ubiquitous, they are turning into tools for connectivity, allowing players to chat with friends and meet new people.
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I really don't want to see Nick branching out and turning into Sean, the only former Bachelor who is worse than Nick.
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The drop is partly due to the aluminum market surplus turning into a deficit - a gap that has been filled by stocks.
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The market is turning into a "sell first and ask question later market," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist for LPL Financial.
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And that, in turn, means the Starbucks pads can be updated to support Qi without turning into a giant hardware installation project.
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Other than that, we were efficient enough offensively to win, but you can't make 212 turnovers with those turning into transition baskets.
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After all, WannaCry kicked off in only a handful of countries (Russia, Taiwan, and Spain) before rapidly turning into a global pandemic.
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Political unpredictability has been boosted to the point that some markets are turning into a roulette wheel, according to one investment house.
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But either way, her premiership is turning into a tragedy of small disasters, punctuated by big disasters, punctuated by even bigger disasters.
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Only the sudden arrival of Bill McNue (Scoot McNair), who shoots the men dead, prevents this from turning into a gang rape.
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Now, HPE is turning into a shell of what it was at the time of last year's spinoff from the PC business.
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But the Children of the Forest saved him from turning into a wight by jamming a piece of dragonglass into his heart.
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Israel is turning into a "technical democracy," a country that uses the twin hammers of legislation and incitement to strike down dissent.
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It's fast turning into a location where Blockchain startups are actually massing, eager to stay close to the fast-moving regulatory environment.
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"Kuttanad is turning into a hot spot for plant pests and diseases during the November-to-April cropping season," Leena Kumari said.
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With the children's help, we started composting -- taking our food scraps and turning into fertilizer that we use for our own crops.
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It's not exactly an example of a totally negative story turning into a totally positive one for President Trump, but it's close.
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Unlike the first development kit, it's easy to imagine a slightly tweaked version of this design turning into a consumer-ready product.
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Paak, "Money on Me": I can see "Money on Me" turning into a sleeper hit once the weather gets a little warmer.
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Morgan Stanley economists expect a House vote in August, while Goldman Sachs does not see pension reform turning into law before October.
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Or Beverley turning into a poisonous gnat and making everyone on the other team want to crawl in a hole and die.
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As it evolves, so does the twig, eventually turning into a giant tree on the back on an intimidating turtle called Torterra.
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Kylie Jenner's turning into a regular juggling act, taking on stepmom duties by day and her usual red carpet gigs by night.
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In her spare time, she invests money on the stock market, a hobby she plans on turning into a profession after graduation.
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TV continue to make new shows every year, and their best defense is always that the show turning into a big hit.
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The drip, drip of Game of Thrones spoilers is turning into a steady pour as the season 7 premiere date inches closer.
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But who knows, maybe HoloVit is like the also-secretive company Palantir and will end up turning into a Silicon Valley darling.
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From one perspective, President Donald Trump's famous wall on the US-Mexico border is actually turning into a serious, steady policy effort.
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"I felt like I was Pinocchio turning into a real boy," he told a crowd in Virginia on Friday, recalling when Mrs.
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And the cinematographer for that episode, Robert McLachlan, said in an interview that Kit was dangerously close to turning into a kite.
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Bale is also turning into an outcast, unwanted at his current club, Real Madrid, with few, if any, buyers on the horizon.
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The voluminous paper trail from his six-year tenure in the George W. Bush White House is turning into a political liability.
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Right now, the news has paused what was turning into a rout, the zinc price tumbling 20 percent from its February highs.
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Maybe not, but at the very least Gomez appears to have solidified what was turning into a nightmarish area for the Phillies.
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Rather, some of my normal traits and behaviors became exaggerated and distorted, as if I were turning into a caricature of myself.
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As the child grows into an adolescent, her gaze loses some of its melancholy, turning into the daring look only teenagers have.
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Though The Majestic suffered a fire in 2014, the video focuses instead on paint peeling off walls and floors turning into dirt.
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"I was dead set on maintaining my standard of living even though it was turning into an enormous financial burden," he admits.
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It's -2 degrees [28 degrees Fahrenheit], my brain is turning into mush, I'm standing on a fucking Segway, too lost to move.
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And the selling at the end of the week looked like like it was turning into a rout, with the S.&P.
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Another page, "Lega Salvini Premier Santa Teresa," portrayed itself as a farmers' association before turning into a local group backing the League.
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The race was turning into a replay of last year, when Kamworor held off Wilson Kipsang in a sprint to the finish.
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For Watkins, turning into T-Boz often means jumping out of the frying pan and into the fire — almost literally, at times.
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" She continues, "For the video, they envisioned Desiigner turning into a panda, so my balance of human/animal was what they wanted.
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She achieved the extraordinary feat of turning into political orthodoxy a plainly contradictory credo, that nationalism and borderless capitalism could easily coexist.
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The unsatisfying final result underplayed the excitement in a game that stumbled along for three quarters before turning into a nail-biter.
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"I really think L.A. is turning into the new Berlin," said Mr. Biesenbach, who lived in the German capital for 15 years.
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But Biden's outsize victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday is turning into a clarifying moment in the Democratic nominating contest.
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It's turning into quite a showbiz mystery, actually ... one that started when Ja'Net's death certificate was released this week by L.A. County.
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One topic we often discuss is how to take advantage of debt to drive business growth — without it turning into a problem.
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We're already turning into those parents that only feed their kid what they like so we don't have to battle every time.
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The millennials are either turning into a permanent renter class or boomeranging back to childhood homes to live with mom and dad.
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The ongoing investigation into Russia's possible interference with the presidential election has all the markings of turning into a full-blown scandal.
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Oregon's star point guard is quickly turning into the face of women's basketball, and she appears to be up for the challenge.
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The group recently partnered with Axelrad, a Houston bar, which provided the organization a warehouse it's turning into a disaster response headquarters.
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Long considered an afterthought — a cold, cluttered point of egress — the garage has emerged as something worthy of turning into a showpiece.
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On the surface, the tit-for-tat trade war between the U.S. and China appears to be turning into a currency war.
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This summer fire season, however, is fast turning into one of the worst on record, heaping pressure on volunteers and their families.
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Beijing has not only become a major defense spender, but increasingly analysts say China is also turning into a top arms exporter.
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"Daphne's Prayer" (2016) depicts Shimoyama as the green nymph famously pursued by Apollo, who escapes his clutches by turning into a tree.
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Are we meant to understand that it all literally happened — that there were aliens and talking animals and ladies turning into trees?
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So the type of rocket being used for this mission — a new, expendable vehicle — is turning into something of an oddity for SpaceX.
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Tritium loses an electron and an electron antineutrino through beta decay, turning into helium-3, an atom with one neutron and two protons.
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New York (CNN Business)'The Handmaid's Tale' cast and crew feel like America is turning into the hellscape their show's fictional Gilead portrays.
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SwiftKey saw that opportunity on Android, making it a popular paid app on Android devices and eventually turning into a $250 million exit.
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But the ultimate proof that they're the cutest couple ever, is this photo of Brady turning into an Instagram husband for his wife.
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Through proper procedures and permanent mobilization, they would continually sidestep the iron law of oligarchy and thus avoid turning into career politicians' playthings.
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Differentiating between common problems and unhealthy discomfort is important to prevent that mild ache in your shin from turning into a stress fracture.
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I'm sitting here, looking at a screen that's way too tall waiting, seconds turning into minutes, just so I can log into Windows.
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Uber's chief rival in China is increasingly turning into a machine sponsored by some of the world's biggest and most powerful tech companies.
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Starting August 30, Replay Lincoln Park, which is known for its themed pop-ups, is turning into a mini version of Pawnee, Indiana.
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In Britain, for example, there has been talk of the country turning into a "European Singapore" once withdrawal from the EU is complete.
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The story stars an unhinged heroine who believes she's turning into a tree, and features some of the strangest erotic passages in literature.
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Unlike a bicep or a quadricep, we can't see or feel when our brain is turning into mush through either disuse or misuse.
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And, despite growing interest in vegetarianism and veganism, surveys find little evidence that many people in the rich world are turning into herbivores.
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Kyouei Design's Bookmark Light will not only save your page, it will also save your eyes, turning into an ultra-compact reading light.
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But it was difficult to encode more than a few hundred letters with data without it turning into an undecipherable mess of gobbledygook.
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Israeli politics is turning into a contest between genuine achievement and demagoguery on one side and the rule of law on the other.
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Portugal's government has begun to restrict planting, in an effort to prevent the country from turning into what one green group calls "Eucalyptugal".
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Trump's back-out was a day-long will-he-won't-he, turning into a drama sure to last right up until Thursday night.
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Nilay: It's always felt like simply turning into Facebook has been the biggest idea Twitter has stubbornly refused to engage with, hasn't it?
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J. Apa) love life and blossoming music career than, say, Jughead (Cole Sprouse) turning into a walker, things might not stay that way.
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The line began by designing its famously colorful handbags before expanding into other accessories and clothing, ultimately turning into a billion-dollar brand.
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In addition to the bank's embrace of Silicon Valley start-ups, JPMorgan is turning into a sophisticated tech shop for its internal efforts.
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With this gaze, the audience becomes complicit in the artist's manipulations, turning into conspirators in his quest for total control of his world.
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It says hundreds of thousands could be made homeless by what is turning into a protracted urban battle against the ultra-hardline group.
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In July of last year, we made a few pieces, which ended up turning into a 50-piece collection in two-months time.
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The next day around 10,000 protestors gathered outside parliament; many chanted that Iceland was turning into a banana republic and wielded that fruit.
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Which I guess is why I put him out walking in the snow—getting out of the palace and turning into something elemental.
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It has a mightily winking subplot about parents turning into consumer zombies because of a gooey toy their kids have made a fad.
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One afternoon, Tom Collins, 63, and his family were lugging floor tiles into a cafe they are turning into a nutritional-supplement club.
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"What could start as a limited tit-for-tat has the potential of quickly turning into a regional conflagration," an expert told Insider.
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The Knicks can only go so far without one of their many young players popping and turning into an All-Star-level player.
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U.S. education system is increasingly turning into another of her many "industrial complexes", as priorities shift from serving and educating, to profit making.
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Watching her struggle with her weight from such an early age to turning into a fanfiction writer really just hit home for me.
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That said, you raise an interesting point: Andy starts turning into a version of Miranda by compromising her morals and friendships for validation.
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I'm not saying America's cities are turning into dystopian technocapitalist hellscapes in which corporations operate every essential service and pull every civic string.
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It took place during a period when fans complained that Denino was turning into "Errand Andy": many streams featured him doing mundane tasks.
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I wish I'd spent all of my closeted years of self-hatred turning into a perfect simulation of a masculine, muscular straight guy.
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Not only are our social networks turning into poisonous echo chambers, but partisan animosity is also higher than it has been in decades.
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I passed a yellow jackhammer and a shelf of four-inch sewer pipe, turning into a small room where he kept his workbench.
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This state of constant multitasking has me exhausted, and I feel like everything is turning into one big blur of errands and emails.
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Details: U.S. negotiators said the deal would include a guarantee from the Taliban to prevent Afghan territory from turning into a terrorist hub.
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Being friendly with co-workers is nice, but she said she doesn't rely on the idea of co-workers turning into lifelong pals.
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From Franz Kafka to Günter Grass, modern classics are the ones directors here seem to take the most relish in turning into theater.
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On the other hand, the truth did eventually prevail, and Republicans' inability to handle that truth is turning into a real political liability.
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On the latest episode of our podcast "The Daily," our Andes bureau chief, Nick Casey, discusses whether Venezuela is turning into a dictatorship.
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But this activism is already turning into action in the declaration-of-candidacy forms that people are filling out all over the country.
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The sequence goes on for some time, one evocative fragment after another, a poignant portrait of a woman slowly turning into a ghost.
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These are just some of the ways the industry is turning into a "recurring revenue model" and capitalizing on increased demand, Greenberg said.
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When he got stuck on a zip wire at an Olympic celebration event, it boosted his popularity rather than turning into an embarrassment.
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Prices had peaked at $9.18-1/2 a bushel, just 1-1/2 cents lower than Tuesday's high, before turning into negative territory.
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Social video commerce platform MikMak is turning into a broader enterprise software platform and claiming it can help brands optimize their online sales.
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"Devolution is rapidly turning into a theater for violent local conflicts," wrote University of Nairobi professor Karuti Kanyinga in the Daily Nation newspaper.
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It's not clear how far the tires protrude, but so much so that the driver hits a traffic cone when turning into traffic.
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The tricky part is striking the balance between teaching our kids these lessons and not turning into frazzled lunatics ourselves in the process.
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The National Policy Institute, at this point, would have trouble holding a serious street rally, let alone turning into a mass political party.
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While support for tariffs was more pronounced among Republicans than Democrats, the issue is not turning into an automatic slam-dunk for Republicans.
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CNN's Manu Raju says the investigation is "sputtering to a conclusion" after turning into a political back-and-forth between the two sides.
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Off a made hoop, Thomas went spiraling down the court, twisting, turning, into the lane, kicking out to Evan Turner for a three.
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I had been involved in documentary productions before, so I immediately thought there was no way her story was not turning into a documentary.
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Stassi Schroeder's romantic four-year anniversary vacation with her boyfriend is turning into a girls' trip after she was dumped on the big day.
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What have y'all been doing for the past 40 years while this was turning into one of the most popular pastimes on the planet?
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Now the story is being reimagined for the stage, with the main character turning into "Tootsie" to score a role in — you guessed it!
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As a result of such displays of ineptitude, Bangladesh is turning into a free roaming ground for fundamentalists and their religiously-blind killer brigades.
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The only promise we have so far is that it's arriving in 2019, and Apple can't afford this promise turning into another AirPower moment.
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So many women I know say they're slowly turning into their mothers, but my mother and I seem to veer further and further apart.
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The research prototype, which Avegant eventually plans on turning into a consumer product, is based on the company's previous work with its Glyph projector.
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Nevertheless, governments all over the world are undermining the foundations of the liberal order, and the world is turning into a network of fortresses.
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In Woolf's "Orlando", from 1928, a poet journeys through time from the Elizabethan era to the 20th century, turning into a woman en route.
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But Mr Trump's reform plans show every sign of turning into a cut for the rich that leaves the code as baffling as ever.
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It's turning into a routine: Every few months, the US Department of Justice releases the results of another investigation into a local police department.
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Shuri brings so much of the humor, lightness, and charm of the film, without ever turning into a weightless, one-note comic relief character.
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While the moment may be transient, it's turning into a form of entertainment in its own right that enhances the overall concert-going experience.
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Facebook is turning into a more passive web experience and it doesn't necessarily need you to contribute to thrive anymore, your data is enough.
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Read: Media bus windows shattered Saturday night is turning into Sunday morning, and somewhere, somebody must be wondering where this man has gone to.
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"These digital giants are turning into private states states over which citizens have no control and where democracy has no place," Le Maire said.
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Cracks in the veneer have appeared and differences of opinion on policy and ideology seem to be turning into more of a daily occurrence.
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The other big revelation of the episode — that Maeve is basically turning into a superhero — is likely to have a much more immediate impact.
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Stories like this keep going through cycles of reinterpretation and re-fantasizing and turning into things that differ pretty strongly from their origin point.
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The presence of an armed "good guy" prevented the Titusville shooting from turning into a tragedy like school shooting in Parkland, Florida in February.
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And thanks to his recent appearances in Fleabag and Season 5 of Black Mirror, Summer 2019 is turning into the Summer of Andrew Scott.
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I also clean my bathroom and stove because it's been a while and my shower curtain has been slowly turning into a mold farm.
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Over the course of the show's eight seasons and 192 episodes, Saget and Stamos formed a tight bond, turning into a decades-long friendship.
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And fourth, some performance reviews are turning into performance "previews", focusing more on discovering and developing employees' potential than on rating their past work.
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"A good commercial crop is set with less than 50 percent of the blossoms turning into nuts," said Mussen in an email to CNBC.
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"These digital giants are turning into private states – states over which citizens have no control and where democracy has no place," Le Maire said.
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This near-bear market in the fourth quarter was a policy mistake of the Fed misspeaking, and Trump's ... trade rhetoric turning into trade action.
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I recognize that there's a lot to be disheartened by there, but we saw VR and now VR is turning into a real thing.
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The best part was him turning into a hawk and yelling "Annie, I'm a hawk," which feels like more of a Maniac-y twist.
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And that's what you're turning into, you know, "at-risk youth"—they say it like you can't have "youth" without "risk"—a juvenile delinquent.
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Ahead of Mother's Day this year, here are some of the best responses to one redditor who asked: Are you turning into your mother?
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But the changes to what the country does at night are a lot more profound than a few clubs turning into branches of Carluccio's.
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Sora, Donald, and Goofy transform their appearances depending on which world they visit, like turning into Lego-style toys in the Toy Box world.
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It's important for programs like these to continue finding new ways to capture talent and companies that could end up turning into big hits.
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Taking shelter and bracing for rain "This thing is turning into quite the marathon," Nick Gignac, of Corpus Christi, told CNN around 2 a.m.
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If the idea of your smartphone turning into an emotional companion sounds like something out of a science fiction movie, it's not far off.
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Detroit immediately answered with a perfectly timed screen to running back Theo Riddick against a Packers blitz, turning into a gain of 63 yards.
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Since the polls have been in use for six years, Amazon has likely collected data that it is turning into insights on its audience.
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In the last two weeks, fear about anger turning into violence has escalated after a man killed 11 people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh.
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Avenatti's attorney, Hamid Rafatjoo, argued the case was turning into a "three-ringed circus" and that the examination should not be a public proceeding.
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Some of these firebrands start out acting as role models but then deteriorate into unattractive behaviors, sometimes turning into jerks or liars or both.
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But in China, suspensions of contentious projects have a way of quietly turning into permanent cancellations, and Lianyungang appears likely to follow that pattern.
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It is turning into the most complex campaign in Iraq since the 2003 invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein and empowered the nation's Shi'ite majority.
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"People are starting to wonder if it's turning into a world of haves and have-nots," Katie said when I asked her about this.
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As Matthew pointed out in the review, smartphone reviews are quickly turning into camera reviews, and Google knows that as well as anyone else.
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A South Carolina prison erupted in violence on Sunday night and early Monday morning, turning into what officials described as a "mass casualty" event.
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The documents use an example of a corruption case surprisingly (and procedurally) turning into a murder case when a target NPC is found dead.
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The Old Testament isn't generally a whole lot of fun, what with the fire and brimstone and the ladies turning into pillars of salt.
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This is not about cows standing in a field and later turning into T-bones, or acres of cornstalks becoming niblets in a can.
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Soon enough, all the white-coats are turning into monsters left, right, and centre, and it's up to the marines to kill them all.
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So much of the Trump presidency feels like reality TV. But the pardon process is turning into a let's-make-a-deal game show.
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North Carolina is turning into the next big battle, where Republicans are trying to privatize Medicaid by 2019 while many providers have voiced opposition.
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Opinion Columnist All it took was a pandemic of potentially unprecedented scale and severity and suddenly it's like we're turning into Denmark over here.
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It's now considering turning into a "normal" online retail bank — which is the exact thing its founder swore he didn't want it to become.
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When Blanca learns the secret to saving herself from turning into a swan, she resolves to use that advice to save her sister instead.
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But sadly, this type of mob justice seems to be turning into the norm every time people find a story to get angry about.
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"Some people might think that G-Shock changed and is turning into something different, that it's not a classic G-Shock anymore," he said.
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But rather than providing insight into the future of the United States, the debate is turning into a Freudian analysis of Germany's own troubles.
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For "Intimate Apparel" (which she and the composer Ricky Ian Gordon are turning into an opera), the playlist included ragtime artists like Scott Joplin.
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Now, these former friends, who were in danger of turning into acquaintances, have become full-time friends again because we chat all the time.
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Statistically, rating firms say 1-in-3 of the negative outlooks they apply end up turning into a downgrade and that can be painful.
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But Friday is quickly turning into my favorite day of the week to solve, as well as my favorite type of puzzle to construct.
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"I was so used to being reprimanded in my meetings at work that I was turning into a terrified, defensive, panicked person," she writes.
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However, we can say with near certainty that Trump will not be removed, and that impeachment is turning into a political loser for Democrats.
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YouTube has dramatically grown in the last decade, turning into a place where creators can earn money, launch their careers, and become viral stars.
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Alas, the once-bright prospects for a speedy global roll-out are turning into a tale of the good, the bad and the ugly.
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He elaborated further to Vanity Fair: We are telling the story of Mother Nature turning into a female energy, and we defile the earth.
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Some local residents I speak with think that more should have been done to stop Themar from turning into a meeting place for racists.
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But in both books, language alternately delights and devastates, twisting without turning into a gimmick; instead, the beauty of grammatical function is on display.
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The Bible contains references to the moon turning into blood and some ultra-Orthodox Jews consider lunar eclipses ominous and a cause for moral contemplation.
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The internet's love for '90s sitcoms runs deep, especially when said sitcom features child actors that managed to grow up without turning into complete trash.
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Think of two stones crashing together to make sparks, eventually turning into a blazing fire, or how the key in the ignition starts an engine.
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Another sign that e-sports are turning into a big business: Nielsen is launching a new division focused providing research and consulting to the industry.
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"That day ended up turning into a makeshift workshop where I taught the kids how to paint, and I really enjoyed that feeling," Castaneda recalls.
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Sugru moldable glue sets by turning into silicon rubber, is waterproof and cold and heat resistant, and is one of the internet's best hidden secrets.
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In the video, Toadette — who is like a female counterpart to Toad — is seen getting a gold crown and turning into a character called Peachette.
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Another Life opens with an ouroboros-like alien spacecraft cruising above Earth, then crashing into a soybean field and turning into a crystalline communications tower.
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Banks are also beginning to tackle so-called unlikely-to-pay loans, to prevent them from turning into bad debts, to comply with ECB's guidelines.
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"For more than 50 years, children's free play time has been continually declining, and it's keeping them from turning into confident adults," the author noted.
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It was bemusing at first, intriguing after a while, and now it's turning into real-world self-driving vehicles thanks to a partnership with Audi.
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Homescreen Media's Hovervault, as the bag is called, doesn't prevent your hoverboard from exploding, catching fire, or turning into a puddle of toxic melted plastic.
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This color trio is longwearing so you don't have to worry about your look turning into The Nightmare Before Christmas before the night is over.
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They found that ice seems to be turning into gas at a high rate at the equator, making it possible that penitentes are growing there.
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"It is saying that this is what our country is turning into, whereas dressing up like a cult member isn't the same thing," she says.
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Seriously, a transformation just shy of turning into the subject of your costume is the only acceptable form for the diehard Halloween fans out there.
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Big banks are battling to get ahead of the technology disruption unfolding in the banking industry, with financial technology startups turning into red hot investments.
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As writers resort to attention-getting headlines to maintain readership it's clear that the educated, mobile, and bored reader is now turning into a listener.
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The Weber and Von-Webers are all thrown into a tizzy when Jill's daughter Hazel (Erin Gerasimovich) gets her period, turning into Mommy's little monster.
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"Puerto Cabello is turning into one big warehouse," said opposition deputy Deyalitza Aray, who has investigated what she calls the growing disorder in public imports.
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If enough people are inoculated, the population reaches a coverage threshold known as herd immunity that prevents illnesses from spreading and turning into an epidemic.
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The Madrid-based quartet get filthier as the track progresses, smeared mascara turning into drawn-on dicks before the darkness gives way to mortuary whites.
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Moreover, the movies presented the possibility of moving up the social ladder — such as a street rat turning into the prince in Aladdin — as easy.
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Video posted on social media showed a sport utility vehicle turning into the parking lot at high speed and hitting a pedestrian, sending him flying.
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There are still two episodes to go in Telltale's Batman, but — at least so far — it's turning into my most memorable experience with the character.
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This realization that your mom actually does know what she's talking about can be almost as terrifying as noticing that you're turning into your mom.
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If you're cooking in a pan, you might want to drain the juices a few times to keep your bulgogi from turning into a stew.
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Instead, the president is undergoing a remarkable transformation on Syria: He's rapidly turning into Hillary Clinton, and it's making a major U.S. war more likely.
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It's important for me to do stretching exercises and go swimming, especially in the winter, so I don't end up turning into a rigid ball.
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If Manchin successfully wins re-election in November, it will be precisely because he prevented his campaign from turning into a referendum on the president.
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A diplomatic crisis on the Arabian Peninsula is turning into a protracted standoff, and some analysts now say the risk of armed conflict is emerging.
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But when it picked up, becoming stronger and then turning into hail, his wife and daughter headed for the truck, followed later by his son.
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By making her an unlucky person as opposed to a lucky person, it avoids her turning into some kind of curmudgeon who drives everyone mad.
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Tech is turning into a culture and a style, one that has spread into new foods and clothing, and all other kinds of nonelectronic goods.
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" Another described seeing his daughters in a new light: "Bit by bit, my daughters were turning into these radiant beings, cleansed of all these fears.
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The new layer of 'peel' traps water inside the fruit and keeps air out, which stops your avocados from turning into depressing orbs of sludge.
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In a lot of ways it has been turning into a two-horse race for consumer VR platforms between Oculus and Microsoft's Windows Mixed Reality.
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His paintings are a commentary on the changing and chameleon-esque traits of the living, from humans turning into animals, and animals evolving into humans.
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"The sanctions aren't just increasing; they're turning into a tool of real economic war," Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev told the country's parliament on Wednesday.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK Bees are dying, sea levels are rising and every green space in Britain is turning into luxury apartments.
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Now the rapidly-spreading virus has killed 2500 people and affected more than 2500 states and the District of Columbia, turning into a health crisis.
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With its high moisture content, rhubarb quickly disintegrates when it's heated, turning into a beige mush that doesn't reflect its rosy elegance when it's intact.
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Yet the way locals describe it, the borough is ground zero for unwanted visitors who are proliferating so abundantly that they turning into urban pests.
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"It is almost turning into a geopolitical perfect storm for the oil markets," said Helima Croft, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, an investment bank.
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If any cheese escapes, as you secretly hope it does, it may bubble and burn on the griddle, turning into coins of chewy cheese-candy.
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But the greater peril by far is for conservative immigration skeptics, for whom the Trump presidency is at risk of turning into a policy disaster.
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But even the modest change has ignited a new debate, with the program turning into an unexpected flash point in the discussion over affirmative action.
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Creators can also use it to ensure the source material they're remixing or turning into memes is given proper attribution or a cut of revenue.
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Outsiders might titter about an entire populace turning into potheads, but legalization means some of the country's brightest can now turn their minds to pot.
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Somehow, "Old Town Road" memes of people turning into cowboys after drinking yee-yee juice (#yeehaw) couldn't topple #oddlysatisfying as the top hashtag this month.
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This time, governments should use targeted interventions of a different kind to prevent the fears of a total economic collapse from turning into a prophecy.
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Next, they bought the old mall on the edge of town, which they planned on turning into "a community and civic center," Ms. Hendricks says.
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Without the mandate, they will just return to their previous uninsured status, frequently turning into emergency-room patients and bad debts for hospitals and doctors.
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It ended with him turning into a mall and evading the police and the mall he went into is where I get my eyebrows waxed.
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In fact, the exchanges are quickly turning into toxic pools of surprisingly expensive patients who seek coverage when they need treatment and then drop out.
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It starts off very sweet and complimentary before quickly turning into a deadly threat to anyone who tries to keep him and his mom apart.
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The White House has defended its response to the crisis, while some officials in Puerto Rico say the situation is turning into a humanitarian disaster.
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When Olive moved from childhood to adolescence and began to separate from her mother, Billie redirected her energies, turning into an avid outdoor sports enthusiast.
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"I know I'm getting older because my Kindle is turning into a self-help library," says comedian Ali Wong in her Netflix special Baby Cobra.
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Instead of short-sighted, last-minute funding for a disease already at pandemic levels, we can contain and prevent outbreaks from turning into global emergencies.
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He noted that bitcoin transactions are getting more expensive, and the cryptocurrency is turning into more of an investment asset than a unit of exchange.
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The criticism of Netanyahu in Israel is turning into a sideshow to more weighty events: criminal investigations into corruption allegations against his father and mother.
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This task made me energetic, like a sudden burst of resolve to clean utensils that have sat in the sink, their dirtiness turning into rebuke.
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Investors fear that the world is turning into Japan, with a torpid economy that struggles to vanquish deflation, and is hence prone to going backwards.
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You need only look at his use of the fence to scrape off Jacare Souza, and his turning into Yoel Romero from the same position.
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Many experts worry that having tinier nukes makes them more usable, thereby increasing the chance of a skirmish turning into a full-blown nuclear war.
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One day, he returns home to find that his family has been killed by demons, except for his younger sister Nezuko, who is turning into one.
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S. trade conflict was fast turning into a technology cold war between the world's two largest economies, leading oil prices to plunge and strengthening the dollar.
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Moon Express is especially keen on mining iron ore, precious metals, and perhaps most importantly water, which space enthusiasts are interested in turning into rocket fuel.
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Electric cars are "turning into a significant contributor to our performance while other automakers are just starting the journey", Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn said on Friday.
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For him, the idea of just a few angled lines turning into a face, with a great deal of negative space, was fascinating to no end.
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"This is an extremely large market and its turning into a duopoly where the majority of vendors are going to pick AWS or Azure," he said.
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In "You Can't Catch Me", Mr Berry's car, an Airmobile, avoids the state patrol by turning into a plane that takes off in a "cooooool breeze".
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It's not hard to imagine Fortnite turning into a place where the ads are unobtrusive yet ubiquitous, like in those hallucinogenic cyberpunk movies of the past.
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Haunted by nightmares of the piano turning into a church organ or its keys sticking together, her anxiety made her ill and she could not perform.
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The streaming universe is turning into "a breeding ground for fraudsters and others who might abuse the system," said Jalal Nasir, the chief executive of Pixalate.
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That Joe is basically the result of Gossip Girl's Dan Humphrey turning into American Psycho's Patrick Bateman (perhaps Dan's destiny all along!) is an added pleasure.
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In other words Hong Kong English appears to be turning into another dialect spoken by Chinese—a means of asserting a separate identity from the mainland.
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Not all of them are perfect, but technology is rapidly turning into something in the background that's accessible to everyone and doesn't require hours of configuration.
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TinyCo's turning into something of a cartoon adaptation specialist: the company also developed mobile game Family Guy: Quest for Stuff, as well as Marvel: Avengers Academy.
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Advocates of the legislation say it's a set of common-sense proposals that are designed to prevent online extremist content from turning into real-world attacks.
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Suspicions have a way of turning into false leads, and only by poring through clues in these mini-games can you arrive at the correct conclusion.
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What perhaps began as a side project for the company is turning into its potential financial future as revenues rapidly decline in the company's handset division.
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His pigheadedness meant that he could not stop the drama in Catalonia from turning into a crisis, culminating in a unilateral declaration of independence last October.
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He rushed to the source to find sparks turning into flames on an outlet downstairs and managed to knock down the flames with a fire extinguisher.
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UK shares recouped the session's losses as sterling fell, with the FTSE turning into positive territory even while its European peers stayed deep in the red.
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He argued that Facebook had hit its peak because the novelty of it was turning into fatigue and advertising was not very effective on the platform.
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Every single one of Trump's tweets matters, which—while it may sadly be Peak Trump—is turning into a waking nightmare for the rest of us.
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There are concerns Chrome is turning into the new Internet Explorer 6 due to its dominance among web developers, and Google's "works best with Chrome" messaging.
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A bunch of us got good enough to make money at it in tournaments, and around the same time, online poker started turning into a thing.
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That makes this less of a marathon, and more of Twitch turning into a kind of faux-TV channel that only airs Pokémon at specific times.
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It's also significant of the new, and increasingly unorthodox type of album promotion cycle that seems to be turning into a mini trend at the moment.
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It was fueling important conversations about free speech and human rights on a global scale and was quickly turning into a viral symbol of the movement.
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Now with some energy projects facing the threat of being shut down, banks may see the pain turning into losses or eating into their capital strength.
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This is the best I could do working alone: When you create something alongside a total stranger, it usually ends up turning into a complete mess.
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In these battles, people who care about keeping the internet from turning into cable have been assisted by companies like Google, Apple, Microsoft, and even Facebook.
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At a recent Trump rally in Farmington, Chase said the immense inspiration she once felt watching the president soured over the years, turning into irreversible disappointment.
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"We're worried about it turning into a huge battle between her security and conservative militia and anti-fascists and others," student Pranav Jandhyala told the Post.
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Stranger Things whirled into Netflix in the summer of 2016, slowly but surely gaining heavy momentum before turning into a massive hit for the streaming platform.
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But they are well below their post-election high because the market is more skeptical about Trump's pro-growth tax and spending policies turning into legislation.
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But as the rain picked up, becoming stronger and then turning into hail, his wife and daughter headed for the truck, followed later by his son.
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S. trade spat was turning into a technology cold war between the world's two largest economies, boosting the dollar and sending benchmark government debt yields down.
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However, the long run internal fight within the Democrats between traditional liberal policy and an increasingly radical socialist wing is turning into a fight for everyone.
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It is a pattern that goes far back: the genre began with Daphne turning into a laurel tree and with Eurydice being dragged back to Hades.
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When her mother discovers her secret — "Yuh sistah turning into a white 'ooman undah me roof!" she shrieks — Thandi replies that she's sick of being black.
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B is for burgers IHOP is turning into IHOb, but it's temporary, and it's all just a bid for the breakfast chain to sell more burgers.
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But when Mr. Gyllenhaal intones, "blue, blue, blue, blue," in a bristling succession of notes, you could swear you hear dabs of paint turning into shimmer.
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S. trade conflict was fast turning into a technology cold war between the world's two largest economies and that Brexit was heading for another unpredictable twist.
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And some of his last Internet searches, on TripAdvisor, were for Turkish baths in Istanbul, a detail that is turning into the cornerstone of his defense.
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Why it matters: The ACA's insurance markets are increasingly turning into an option that only really works for the lower-income people who receive premium subsidies.
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To prevent downloads from turning into piracy, Facebook is securely locking the videos within its app, and they won't be visible in a device's local memory.
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My friend hasn't experienced its deliciousness before, and this is already turning into a "treat yo'self" kind of night, so might as well go all out.
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From there, the video moves into a section that features a substance hanging in a state somewhere between liquid and slime, before turning into a rock.
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"The risk is that it actually ends up [turning] into a generalized trade war between the United States and the rest of the world," Roubini said.
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The narrator describes turning into a banana when the woman in the story is hungry and then transforming into her shit when she uses the bathroom.
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S. trade spat was turning into a technology cold war between the world's two largest economies, boosting the dollar and knocking benchmark government debt yields down.
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The positions can last months or even years without turning into permanent jobs working directly for the factories, which offer better pay and room for advancement.
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Critics' corner: Italy may look like the new Greece, but swift action could stop its problems turning into a crisis, writes Mark Gongloff for Bloomberg Opinion.
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"This is now turning into an economic crisis along with a health crisis," he told CNBC's "Capital Connection" on Monday, referring to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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But on Zoom, our reunion continued, turning into an hourlong brunch that served up as much compassion, faith and love as the service we'd just attended.
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Now another Daley wants to step in, becoming the biggest name so far to enter a mayoral contest that is turning into a free-for-all.
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He said players who write it all off as "a business" were finding a way to cope with a game they love turning into a job.
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They need to learn how to interact, behave and entertain themselves while waiting to order or for dinner without turning into a game on a screen.
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Water worksElon Musk may not be the most popular person on Wall Street right now, but he's turning into a beloved figure in Flint, Michigan's schools.
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NBA star-turned-financial adviser Greg Oden is here to give you some solid pointers on how to keep from turning into a super-broke athlete!!
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To prevent public opposition from turning into open rebellion, India's government detained Kashmiri politicians, arrested thousands of activists and academics, and imposed a complete communications blackout.
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The new reality left more than a dozen other Democrats scrambling to keep the primary from turning into a two-person race -- with New Jersey Sen.
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"People are emboldened behind a computer screen and things can escalate very quickly, often turning into a mob of children making cruel comments," Dr. Peyton said.
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And there are indications that Arctic warming may be turning into a self-reinforcing spiral, as the thawing tundra itself releases vast quantities of greenhouse gases.
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The irony is that by agonizing over sleep, it's also turning into a source of anxiety—the kind of thing that keeps people up at night.
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Mr. Trump's threats to withdraw had sent officials scrambling to prevent the annual gathering of NATO leaders in Brussels last July from turning into a disaster.
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So, just a bit of the "don't grow" signal was received by the meristem, but still enough to prevent the plants from turning into crappy mutants.
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The central problem with Dark Phoenix, not unlike The Last Stand, is that it forgets that Grey turning into the Phoenix isn't just her story alone.
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The long-running trickle of US-based drug trafficking allegations leveled at people with close links to the Venezuelan government is turning into a steady stream.
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With no one stepping forward to lead the way in forging a new path toward peace, South Sudan's conflict could be turning into another forever war.
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Every second winds up turning into about 10, which increases the size of the already large haystack of photos and videos we tend to shoot these days.
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So what do you do if you're lucky enough to have a side project that's going really well and seems to be turning into an actual business?
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This is just someone who has a problem with someone, and it&aposs turning into a mean girl before seeing what she can get away with saying.
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