They seem abundant, sometimes too abundant, in those early years.
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"Vanda orchids are abundant in Singapore," the sign went on.
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There's stuff that's abundant in the States that isn't here.
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Diving shops are abundant in West Bay, seven miles away.
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They're the misshapen form of proteins already abundant in the brain.
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Both these phthalates are abundant in food packaging, notes Factor-Litvak.
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Certain sorts of bacteria are abundant in patients who respond well.
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Staghorn sculpin, which are abundant in Puget Sound, were also tested.
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Power hitters and closers are abundant in the free agent pool.
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They were once abundant, in our hairsprays, bug sprays, and refrigerators.
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Asian longhorned ticks can become "very abundant" in favorable habitats, Rochlin said.
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Peaches were not always as abundant in Georgia as they are today.
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It's abundant in foods you wouldn't suspect: bread, deli meat, sauces, and more.
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One such isotope, iron-60, is rare on Earth but abundant in supernovas.
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However, oxygen and hydrogen, the elements in water, are abundant in the universe.
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Curiously, disease-carrying rodents were abundant in regions with low mammal overall biodiversity.
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"That, for a country abundant in hydrocarbon resources, is almost sacrilege," Aranguren said.
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Both lysine and arginine are abundant in meat, but in short supply in bamboo.
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The hydrogen will be produced using fossil-free electricity, which is abundant in Sweden.
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A few species of birds appear to be more abundant in more radioactive areas.
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The species is abundant in California, Utah and the western half of North America.
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The vacancies were especially abundant in manufacturing, information technology and health care, he said.
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They're a food-grade preservative and they're abundant in plants, but look where we got!
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Maple is a beautiful light wood, it is strong, sustainable, and abundant in North America.
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Weather apps are abundant in mobile app stores, and my new favorite is Fire + Rain.
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Grass pollens were abundant in the segments that corresponded to the years 1100 to 1200.
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THCP and CBDP may be more abundant in other breeds, however, which would take investigating.
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Scientists have now discovered that wildlife is abundant in areas that humans no longer live.
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Sulfur is abundant in Dallol because the area was covered by the sea ages ago.
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The rainwater of the future has been abundant in the last 30 or 40 years.
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But if labour is abundant in India, capital is not, and state-owned firms guzzle it.
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Bristle worms are abundant in Earth's oceans; over 10,000 different species have been catalogued by scientists.
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The evidence is certainly abundant in tragedies, election updates, a peppering of celebrity divorces and deaths.
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The idea was to see if any viral gene sequences were more abundant in Alzheimer's brains.
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However, it is lower in important nutrients like vitamin A, which is abundant in carrot juice.
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The body becomes wired to fight alpha-gal sugar molecules, which are abundant in red meat.
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Einspanier created a chemical marker that can detect a hormone that's only abundant in female chick eggs.
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Metals such as iron, cobalt and nickel are abundant in asteroids and critical components for space vehicles.
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In Chernobyl, all major groups of animals that we surveyed were less abundant in more radioactive areas.
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Metals such as iron, cobalt and nickel are abundant in asteroids and critical components of space vehicles.
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The polarizing "us-versus-them" mentality, and the sinister beliefs associated with cults, are abundant in Trump.
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Arctic foxes — which remain abundant in parts of North America and Russia — come in two color morphs.
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It's derived from "Yamecah," an Algonquin word for beaver, which was once abundant in the area. 8.
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The Magnolia State takes its nickname from a sturdy, robust tree that is abundant in the state.
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Dark leafy greens are rich in carotenes, and they're abundant in many poorer parts of the world.
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They just don't matter for our decision-making, which is a conclusion that's abundant in psychology science.
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They expect rains to be more abundant in May and June, boosting the end of the mid-crop.
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Gases like hydrogen and helium, as well as heavier elements, are abundant in star factories like this nebula.
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First they require warm water and warm, moist air — abundant in the mid and southern Atlantic Ocean regions.
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In other words, from the very beginning, Dream Wife were immersed in an environment abundant in creative energy.
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With space so abundant in California, productions could build large warehouses to suit their needs, no elevator required.
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Sekar confirmed that the C4A was more abundant in the brains of schizophrenic patients than in normal brains.
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MONTANA: Huckleberries — often confused with blueberries — are sweet and tart round fruits that are abundant in this state.
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Such voters are abundant in cities such as Chelmsford, which voted only narrowly to leave the EU in 2016.
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"Rainfall will be more abundant in the coastal and southern regions starting in April," a government meteorologist told Reuters.
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SANSIMION, Romania — Beer is cheap and abundant in this farm village, hidden near the slopes of the Transylvanian mountains.
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Oxygen is abundant in Earth's atmosphere because there are many plants and other organisms that constantly pump out the gas.
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Perhaps more importantly, however, the new study suggests these glowing blue sea creatures have become more abundant in recent years.
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But ice worlds aren't only a product of fiction—these frozen orbs are apparently abundant in the universe as well.
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They're smart, sensitive and have imbibed a good deal of the spunky progressivism heavily abundant in their home, western Massachusetts.
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Asians, while abundant in STEM, are less likely to occupy leadership roles at American technology companies, one previous study found.
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NF-L, which is more abundant in deeper brain layers and the spinal cord, may signal more profound structural damage.
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Electroactive microbes are so abundant, in fact, that researchers now suspect that they have a profound impact on the planet.
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And since that time, the only female creatures allowed on Mount Athos are cats, who are abundant in the monasteries.
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As a result, these bacteria are abundant in the guts of breast-fed infants but not of formula-fed babies.
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Iridium, a precious metal belonging to the platinum group of elements, is more abundant in meteorites than in terrestrial rocks.
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"It is too difficult to say that one specific nutrient would be more abundant in vegetarian diets versus vegans," Moskovitz says.
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"The 5HT 2C receptor is abundant in regions of the brain associated with pleasure and reward," principal investigator, Eric Devine, explains.
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Faltering economic growth is also a concern, with signs of a slowdown now abundant in Europe, Asia and the United States.
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ONE of astronomy's biggest changes of perspective in recent years has been the realisation that planets are abundant in the cosmos.
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To avoid a third, I need to stay away from foods high in oxalate, a naturally occurring molecule abundant in plants.
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Her back catalog may be abundant in novellas, but the Kensington phase of her writing is marked by the Loyal League novels.
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The marine mollusks—valued for their sweet, tender meat—are found in rocky coastal areas abundant in kelp, their main food source.
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On the contrary, species abundant in northern latitudes, such as the Arctic Circle, were more likely to be vectors for infectious diseases.
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Tilapia is abundant in Brazil's rivers and fish farms, which are expanding rapidly as demand grows for the mildly flavored freshwater fish.
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But the true revelation in this study was that both indoors and out, mosquitoes avoided chickens, which were abundant in both settings.
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Unfortunately, so was plastic: Particles of the stuff were a whopping 126 times more abundant in slicks than in nearby ambient waters.
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There's a reason that the most abundant writer in the language was so abundant in puns: words, like Bottom's dream, are bottomless.
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Yogurt is abundant in vitamins that can help decrease intestinal malfunction, which might help flu sufferers who are experiencing nausea or vomiting.
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"They're noisy, and owls, foxes, hawks and weasels, which are abundant in the Hamptons, love to eat them," Ms. Baker Staats said.
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It helps feed a perception among some voters that chaos is abundant in the Trump administration but common sense in short supply.
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By itself, that news is not surprising, as New Horizons has revealed that the Plutonian system is quite abundant in water ice.
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It is a jellyfish, abundant in the Mediterranean Sea, that is the chief cause of stings to swimmers in that popular holidaymakers' destination.
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Botanists have long wondered, however, how the details change when resources become patchy, and thus scarce in some places and abundant in others.
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Coca is native to South America and is especially abundant in a group of jungle valleys in southeastern Peru known as the VRAEM.
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I do a quick scan and realize that, while this planet is devoid of just about everything, it is abundant in sac venom.
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The highlights were abundant in a generally strong season, one that either frankly acknowledged a challenging business landscape or predictably flouted commercial concerns.
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Scientists from Iceland's Marine and Freshwater Research Institute say as long as quotas are respected, fin whales will remain abundant in Icelandic waters.
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The gelatinous mollusks were once abundant in America's urban rivers and bays, but they were largely gobbled up by shellfish lovers decades ago.
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The result is educational, problematic, occasionally tense and consistently buoyant, a quality that's not abundant in this annual festival of new German films.
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It might seem hyperbolic to describe Kidding as TV's most brilliant comedy, but the evidence is abundant in every single episode of Season 2.
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One, it's a fuel source that's abundant in outer space, and it's ultimately better and more efficient fuel for flight beyond low earth orbit.
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One, it's a fuel source that's abundant in outer space, and it's ultimately better and more efficient fuel for flight beyond low Earth orbit.
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Pajaretes are made primarily out of fresh-from-the-udder raw milk colloquially known as leche bronca, which is conveniently abundant in rural Jalisco .
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And South Australia—abundant in red desert, farms and mines, but with just 8% of Australia's 24m people—has emerged as a fierce battleground.
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You can tell that the hills of Uttarakhand are abundant in medicinal plants, he says, from the fragrant smoke that the fires give off.
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The good news is that the renewable energy sources like wind, solar and geothermal are abundant in Latin America and costs are declining rapidly.
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The August figure was previously given as 2.43 FAO also predicted that cereal production would be slightly less abundant in 22.4 than previously expected.
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But compressed natural gas stations are abundant in Pakistan, which also is a safer, more economically developed country in which to build a business.
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And because fossils are abundant in South Africa, paleontologists used this record to make inferences about the kind of life that likely existed in Antarctica.
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Now, grocery stores and shrines are my favorite places on this planet (although grocery stores are more abundant in Texas, and plane tickets aren't cheap).
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Her thesis in 1925 ascertained that, relative to the proportions of other elements, hydrogen is vastly more abundant in stars than it is on Earth.
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Many observers seem unsure about Mr Minniti, praising his knowledge and competence—traits not abundant in Italian politics—while fearing a lack of follow-through.
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In between, it's mapped to provide painless driving that filters off the few slight edges still found on a Q5, still abundant in the X153.
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Sea spiders are abundant in waters across the globe, and most are so small that you could hold one on the tip of your pinkie.
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Gonatid squid, like the one in this picture, are abundant in midwaters and play the role of both predator and prey in the food web.
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Like the more well-known tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), this molecule is very abundant in cannabis; in some cases, CBD is the most or second-most abundant molecule.
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It's going to require a lot of calm explanation and a lot of trust in government, neither of which are abundant in US politics these days.
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Even though the natural fusion reactors at the heart of stars are abundant in the universe, this process has been remarkably hard to replicate on Earth.
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This is just one of 250 species belong to the same genus of crustacean that are abundant in the Antarctic Ocean, known for their bright colors.
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They're manufactured from silica, a compound made of silicon and oxygen, because the material is abundant in the natural world and harmless to humans and animals.
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Her grasses, sourced primarily from her garden in the Cotswolds, trace the arc of the seasons: delicate in spring, abundant in summer and dried in fall.
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These creatures are capable of living in equatorial, temperate, or cold seas, and are most abundant in the Southern Ocean near Antarctica, where they form enormous swarms.
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That he wanted to do so is because the precursor molecules for part of the photosynthetic apparatus (which are abundant in chloroplasts) are also precursors of artemisinin.
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That being said, there are certain moments when florals and velvet are more on-trend than usual, and thus more abundant in stores and on the streets.
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Companies from Europe, North America, and Asia are eager to invest in the development of those resources, which are particularly abundant in the east of the country.
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Tetsuya Komatsubara, 77, has operated a pair of small fishing boats out of Yokosuka for six decades, diving for giant clams, once abundant in waters off Tokyo.
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"Korea is not a country that is abundant in natural resources, so manufacturing infrastructure and development in tech is something we had to go to," says Yoo.
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On the photosynthesis front, Australian scientists are grappling with improving the performance of an enzyme called rubisco that is abundant in plants and critical to the process.
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Capital has been abundant in this era of cheap money, but that game is ending, and capital will become scarce in an era of tighter central bank policy.
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That, the team reckons, could hint at the presence of some water at the polar regions of the dwarf planet, given that hydrogen is so abundant in water.
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Leopards are reclusive and known for their ability to adapt, traits that have led some wildlife biologists to assume that the animals remained relatively abundant in the wild.
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His striking "Phi Mè Nay: L'ogresse de la forêt" (Phi Mè Nay: The Ogress of the Forest, 2015) accentuates a Kali-like attitude abundant in entanglements and detachments.
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Supplements containing omega-3 fatty acids, the oils abundant in fatty fish, are ineffective for the prevention of heart disease, a large review of randomized trials has found.
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This sentiment has been particularly abundant in recent days, with more than 8,000 migrants passing through the state, most of them fleeing poverty and violence in Central America.
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I think that while racism is erased from the laws, women have rights and the laws prohibit racial bigotry, that doesn't mean it is not abundant in society.
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Estrogen — the hormone that is abundant in women before menopause and present in much lower amounts in men — is one factor in migraines, although not the only one.
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And it was so insufferably earnest, with no hint of flash or slyness, qualities that were abundant in Sesame Street and The Electric Company, which I much preferred.
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Based on an old idea called parabiosis, the therapy excited new enthusiasm after a 2013 paper showed that a protein richly abundant in young blood made old mice stronger.
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But the 2000-year-old engineer has abandoned the practice because of shortages of something that should be abundant in a country with the world's largest oil reserves: gasoline.
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Discouragingly, the researchers found that incirrate octopods are abundant in areas where manganese crusts can be found—areas in which deep-sea miners are hoping to extract these metals.
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When I was younger I wanted to be the fastest guy in the world, I was all about musicianship and ability which was more abundant in the metal scene.
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Extremely massive stars may be more abundant in at least one corner of the universe than astronomers have previously thought, according to new research published today in the Science.
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Reducing clients' exposure to bonds also reduces their exposure to fluctuations in interest rates and the overall market, Kaye said — two things that would be abundant in a recession.
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The Lake Biological Station overlaps with Jefferson National Forest, and contains a mix of deciduous forests, mountain streams, successional meadows, ponds, and bogs, making it abundant in research opportunities.
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But researchers said they found that the new species of bacteria were "exceptionally abundant" in this part of the ocean -- in some cases, they were even the dominant bacteria.
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Ichthyosaur fossils are abundant in the UK and Europe, but before this example, only five had been discovered in Britain with embryos, and none with this quantity of unborn offspring.
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Advertorial, sponsored, co-created content, however it's billed, is as abundant in the games media as it is anywhere else—music, film, television, sports, politics, gardening, travel, you name it.
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The closest thing Impossible has to an artificial meatener is an ingredient called "heme," which is abundant in animal muscle and contributes to the characteristic color and taste of meat.
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Terrapins were more abundant in preindustrial New York City, but like striped bass, oysters and lavish beds of salt marsh cordgrass, they still survive in the estuaries where they evolved.
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"They were the best known tree snails, big and pretty snails, once hyper abundant in the forest ... of the island," Hadfield said of the Achatinella genus -- which included Lonely George.
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The most likely candidates to fill the gap, Dr. Riess said, might be a new form of the ghostly particles called neutrinos, already known to be abundant in the cosmos.
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The region in question contains genes that may play a role in dictating levels of brown fat, a type that is abundant in newborns and generates heat by burning calories.
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It might even explain why dark matter and dark energy are so much more abundant in the universe than the stuff that makes up stars, galaxies, and our own bodies.
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But Ellie Fini of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University says that pig waste is oil-rich and abundant in the United States, and can serve as a petroleum substitute.
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A study published last year in Science by Canadian and American researchers found that polar bears require a high-fat diet, such as seals, which are less abundant in iceless conditions.
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Understanding your microbiome Bacterial genes that reduce nitrates into nitrites and nitric oxide were significantly more abundant in the mouths of people who have migraines than those who don't, the researchers found.
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People who are relatively well off, and even those who are rich, sometimes point out that low-income Americans have other appliances that aren't abundant in the poorest regions of the world.
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Still, many see a place for them to soak up the ongoing excess of condensate, the super light crude abundant in the shale patches of Texas and Ohio that standard refiners dislike.
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There, they found microplastic is more abundant in number of pieces than larger pieces of plastic, with the highest concentration of microplastic—20,717 particles per square kilometer—found near the coast of Sicily.
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President Barack Obama opted to spend most Thanksgivings with his family in their upstairs residence at the White House, where Obama's favorite dessert -- pie -- was always abundant, in at least six different flavors.
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Both books are cautious about laying blame and are abundant in graciousness, which may have something to do with the fact that both authors are young and have long careers ahead of them.
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But for crustaceans and coral that rely on carbonate ions, which are less abundant in more acidic waters, to build their shells and coral skeletons, it becomes more difficult to build strong shells.
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Although dendritic cells are found in most tissues of your body, they are most abundant in the parts that traffic with the external environment, such as your skin, your lungs and your gastrointestinal lining.
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Finally, Methylobacterium, a type of bug that plays a role in helping strawberry flavor compounds mature, was significantly more abundant in organic apples, especially on the peel and in the flesh, the researchers say.
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"Many are aware of Korea through the rapid development of its technology and electronics sectors, but it is a country equally abundant in the cultural arts," said Mr. Oh of the Korean Culture Service.
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Though it's not directly on the beach or abundant in theme parks like other Florida destinations, Jacksonville visitors have plenty to do, starting with the Jacksonville Zoo, Kingsley Plantation and Museum of Contemporary Art.
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Mr. Netanyahu's agenda is limited in scope, but abundant in complexity, and the issues he confronts carry great consequence, both for Israel's national security and for its historically close ties with the United States.
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The bee impostor had been resting on a flower that is abundant in my neighborhood, a lacy white parasol that browns and curls as it ages, forming a woolly bowl resembling a hummingbird's nest.
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Once abundant in the Great Lakes region, the sturgeons, which can live over 100 years, have been nearly wiped out nationwide because of overfishing, pollution and the construction of dams, according to the agency.
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After initial surveys indicated that the land was abundant in coal, the mining institute that had sold an 80 percent share of exploration rights to Mr. Zhao's company canceled the contract, citing government orders.
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Either they all know something we don't — like the apocalypse is coming, and only the married ones will survive — or, more likely, the summer is hot, money is abundant in celebland, and betrothal is fun.
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Some western experts advising the government also oppose the solution, arguing that importing coal - which is not abundant in Myanmar - would mean an outflow of dollars from a country with tiny reserves of hard currency.
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But it's the compound in your blood that carries oxygen, it's what makes your blood red, it's what gives it its high iron content, and it's super abundant in the animal tissues that we call meat.
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This sturdy plastic was abundant in some ice floes, so the team suspects these Garbage Patch particles drifted by Alaska through the tempestuous Bering Strait and into the Arctic, where they ultimately froze into the ice.
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Professor Abel Méndez from the Planetary Habitability Laboratory, another astronomer who wasn't involved in the study, says the numbers in the new paper make sense given that smaller stellar objects are more abundant in the galaxy.
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Capital remains abundant in middle market lending and fewer lenders are needed to finalize smaller loans, leading to a smaller 25bp increase than the large cap market, which is adjusting some deals by more than 75bp.
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Created when rainwater and snowmelt flow into cracks in the soil, freezing and thawing for centuries to come, these wedges are abundant in Alaska's North, where 70 to 90 percent of the ground can be ice.
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"There are primary source writings about wild turkey being abundant in the area that fall, yet they do not specifically mention if they were at the First Thanksgiving," said Tom Begley, executive assistant at Plimoth Plantation.
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Then I have pet hates — ones that have bloomed so abundant in this country of late, namely racism, the demonizing of immigrants, and white people lashing out at progress because they somehow feel victimized by it.
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One particular fungus was the most abundant in the pancreas: a genus of Basidiomycota called Malassezia, which is typically found on the skin and scalp of animals and humans, and can cause skin irritation and dandruff.
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Yet fishing regulations, which among other things set legal catch limits for fishermen and are often based on where fish have been most abundant in the past, have failed to keep up with these geographical changes.
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The cost would be high, as these aliens had stated their need for an environment with a specific mixture of helium and neon, as well as a particular collection of nutrients most abundant in shrimp and crab.
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Hunt's novel draws on sources such as the Brothers Grimm and Early American imagery, producing a sense of a rabbit hole that only gets deeper and wider, or a game abundant in mysteries but scant in resolutions.
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He said excess bank reserves remain "abundant" in money markets, but warned that the central bank's portfolio of bonds will not shrink from about $4.2 trillion currently to its pre-crisis size of less than $1 trillion.
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Hatch's research, conducted in partnership with the gardens' native owners, suggests that clams grow larger and more abundant in gardens than in the wild and that other edible species, like crabs and snails, thrive on rock walls.
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Researchers have found that Vibrio bacteria — small organisms that can cause lethal infections such as cholera in humans — have become more abundant in coastal regions of the North Atlantic as water temperatures increased over a 50-year period.
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Providing a cleaner way to use coal, which is cheap and abundant in the United States, the plant also offered the means to preserve many coal-mining jobs that are fast disappearing in this part of the country.
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In the future, she hopes to find out just how holey the skin can get before it becomes structurally unsound — and if the holes are present, or even more abundant, in more active species that need more oxygen.
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While US shale oil is a high-quality light grade, the decades-old Gulf Coast refinery system is configured to run on a healthy dose of lower quality heavy crude, the likes of which is abundant in Venezuela.
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The tones shift according to no discernible rule, giving the piece an unexpected rhythm, a word Saunders likes to use to describe the effect of the patterns created by the delicate marquetry, which is abundant in his designs.
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The results revealed "no evidence" that the area's large animals—wild boars, hares, pheasants, macaques, and foxes—had suffered long-term population losses, and that "several species were most abundant in human‐evacuated areas," according to the study.
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Other benefits: Thorium is more abundant in nature than uranium and it would serve as a poor input for fissile materials, making one of the risks of developing nuclear power — that it could be used to create weapons — moot.
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Marisa Prefer, the resident gardener at Pioneer Works, a cultural center in Red Hook, worked with the show's curators, Ms. Kuoni and Amanda Parmer, winnowing down the list to some 40 species that were still abundant in the city.
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The intellectuals Wolfe admires made a case for the appreciation of subtlety, ambiguity, intellectual curiosity and tolerance of divergent views — all qualities that are abundant in the world of thought but have never been cherished by the broader electorate.
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We want the emergence of intelligent life to be astonishingly rare; if the opposite is true, and intelligent life is abundant in the Milky Way, then L values might be low, perhaps measured in centuries and not even millenniums.
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The "co-occurrence of harmine, abundant in yage (Banisteriopsis caapi), and dimethyltryptamine, found in vilca and chacruna (Psychotria viridis), suggests that multiple plants may have been used to make ayahuasca, which can induce vivid hallucinogenic trips," noted the press release.
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The short but intense bloom— sakura season lasts just two weeks, tops—is an experience central to much of Japanese culture and Zen philosophy, and related floral imagery is abundant in everything from anime and textiles to ceramics and theater.
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"If you have a skill that is not needed for the future and is abundant in the market and does not fit a strategy my company needs, you are not in a good square to stay inside of," Rometty said.
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"The observations show that iron vapor is abundant in the atmosphere of the hot day side of WASP-76b," said María Rosa Zapatero Osorio, an astrophysicist at the Centre for Astrobiology in Madrid, Spain, and chair of the ESPRESSO science team.
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Even though it may seem like television has been making strides to push away from the cis-, straight-, and male-dominated narratives that are abundant in media, it's still very obvious that we have a lot of work to do.
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Cohen's testimony confirmed yet again how much pure bluster fueled Trump's quest, and how heavily Trump's entire career leaned on shady arithmetic, personal myth making and intimidation: all arrows abundant in the quivers of Holmes and her Silicon Valley kin.
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But the livery stables once abundant in New York are now mocked by recent developments that bear the name but resemble neither stables nor barns: Carnegie Mews, SoHo Mews and Stonehenge Mews, to name a few, are all residential towers.
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The results show that Malassezia was not only abundant in mice that got pancreatic tumors, it was also present in extremely high numbers in samples from pancreatic cancer patients, said Dr. Berk Aykut, a postdoctoral researcher in Dr. Miller's lab.
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This bug, which makes its living by fermenting otherwise-indigestible carbohydrate polymers in dietary fibre, is abundant in the alimentary canals of farmers and hunter-gatherers in places like Africa, rare in western Europeans and Americans, and nearly nonexistent in children with ASD.
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Refining firms have imported 2 million barrels of African crudes this year to feed plants with light crude grades that are not abundant in Argentina, and they plan to import at least 1 million barrels more in the second half of the year.
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A close examination of which species are missing from the guts of obese mice and their offspring flagged up one in particular, Lactobacillus reuteri (pictured), which was nine times more abundant in the pups of normal mothers than in those of obese mothers.
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The action hums along, even if you can't tell where it's going, and there's a welcome edge of humor (not abundant in this genre), especially in the performances of Mr. McShane and Pablo Schreiber as a tall Irishman who calls himself a leprechaun.
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But though this element is abundant in the air, they have failed to evolve the biochemical apparatus needed to break up nitrogen molecules and combine the resulting atoms with other elements (a process called "fixing") in order to feed it into their biochemical pathways.
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These include worries about lab contamination skewing the results of any one study, since plastics are also abundant in the equipment used by scientists, and a lack of specific measurements—like the total weight and average size of plastic particles—in some natural environments.
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Such junk is abundant in low orbits (those with an altitude of less than 2,000km), and is threatening not only because of the damage it can do to individual satellites, but also because such collisions themselves beget debris, creating the risk of a chain reaction of impacts.
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On a clear day—and clear days are abundant in this part of Utah, which boasts some of the driest air and lowest pollution levels in the world—they could climb almost any rise outside their restaurant and look out over a hundred miles in all directions.
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The plant is "very cold-hardy, and is most abundant in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, where it has a long history of use as a food and medicinal plant," according to the New York DEC , which added that the plant is found mostly everywhere except for the south.
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The exciting main event makes up for an unheralded fight card which, on paper, should produce some interesting contests throughout, though it's not necessarily abundant in name power after Anderson Silva removed himself from the event once scheduled opponent Kelvin Gastelum was pulled for failing a drug test.
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They include the towering North Island giant moa once abundant in New Zealand, and hunted to extinction in the 15th century, and the five-foot-tall protochicken Sylviornis neocaledonica that roamed New Caledonia before the arrival of the Lapita people led to its extinction around 2,500 years ago.
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The book (with a particularly insulting title that I'm not going to put in print here) is abundant in junk science; its most frequently quoted source is one Dr. Paul McHugh, the right-wing doctor who succeeded in shutting down Johns Hopkins's gender-research clinic almost 40 years ago.
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He also described the composition in a letter to his brother, Theo: This time it simply reproduces my bedroom; but color must be abundant in this part, its simplification adding a rank of grandee to the style applied to the objects, getting to suggest a certain rest or dream.
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"When something is so abundant in your environment, and it tastes so darn good that it becomes a part of your everyday diet, and all of a sudden it's gone or priced really high — people are in shock," said Steve Pettus, a managing partner of the restaurant group Dickie Brennan & Company.
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"The particles we found are strikingly similar to the magnetite nanospheres that are abundant in the airborne pollution found in urban settings, especially next to busy roads, and which are formed by combustion or frictional heating from vehicle engines or brakes," Barbara Maher, from the Lancaster Environment Center, said in a statement.
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We know that this has happened, because it leaves a distinctive signature behind: Deuterium is a heavier form of hydrogen, having a neutron in addition to a proton; as a result of being heavier, it escapes to space less readily and leaves the deuterium relatively more abundant in the water remaining on Mars.
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Now, it's conceivable that the conditions for life are far more complex than we're able to appreciate, and that we're an anomaly in the galaxy as far as these things go, but this new study, along with a sufficient appreciation for the Copernican Principle of Mediocrity, suggests life is probably abundant in the galaxy.
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They can be found in places other than flesh: B12 is abundant in nutritional yeast and fortified foods, for instance, and "you can get vegetarian sources of iron in beans and leafy greens"—enhanced when combined with a source of vitamin C. Omega-3s, found in fish, come in an algae supplement or foods like chia or hemp seeds.
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Olivia Lain from Wrightsville Beach, N.C., enthusiastically approved of the Obamas' portrait artists: It is important that the Obamas chose contemporary African-American artists because it is a defiance of the traditional ways that have been established and allows for the exposure of artists and art styles that have been less than abundant in a white-dominated field.
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Through remotely operated, motion-activated cameras placed at 106 sites, researchers saw that some species like raccoons and wild boar were more abundant in the "humans excluded" zone — the most contaminated area people are not allowed to live in — when compared to the "humans restricted" zone where people have returned and the "humans inhabited" zone that was never evacuated.
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However, while abundant in natural resources, human capital, cultural diversity and self-determination, it is paramount that African enterprise, matched by public-sector commitment, continues to drive home the opportunities inherent in entrepreneurism and, especially in a time of rising competition abroad and commodity pricing fluctuation domestically, fortify an ever-conducive climate for free enterprise to flourish.
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