Adoption is going to be closer to technology adoption curves than transportation adoption curves.
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Additionally, through its Adoption Assistance benefit, eligible U.S. employees can be reimbursed for qualified adoption expenses, such as adoption fees, attorney fees, court costs and travel costs, up to $5,000 for a single child adoption or up to $10,20163 combined maximum for a sibling adoption.
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She oversaw Charlotte's adoption and Mary's other child's adoption too.
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Adoption: The State Department is proposing new international adoption standards.
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They could also champion an aggressive program to promote adoption by strengthening the Adoption Assistance Act of 1980 and streamlining adoption procedures.
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"I have been telling people for years: Do a second-parent adoption, do a second-parent adoption, do a second-parent adoption," she said.
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He was dubbed the "Devil in Adoption" by adoption advocates and quit last year.
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"And on adoption, adoption is all about the best interests of the child," Smith said.
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Data gathering, sharing, optimization enabled by consumer mobile adoption, social media adoption and sensor pervasiveness.
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With the help of our adoption agency, we mutually decided to move forward with the adoption.
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Adoption figures into much of Chaon's work, and he has spoken openly of his own adoption.
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The prices vary depending on the level of adoption, but at the lowest cost, the $1003 African Elephant Adoption Kit gets you a photo, an adoption certificate and a species card.
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Adoption advocates say the credit exists for families who may not be able to afford adoption otherwise.
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In adoption cases, children live with the potential legal guardians for six months before adoption goes through.
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At Adoption Star, which works nationally, fees vary based on the state where the adoption is completed.
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The virtual adoption package will allow you to deliver the adoption certificate and species card via email.
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Johnson, 53, with a degree in social work and another from a theological seminary, heads the National Council for Adoption, a small organization in Alexandria, Virginia that represents adoption agencies and adoption lawyers.
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Johnson, 53, with a degree in social work and another from a theological seminary, heads the National Council for Adoption, a small organization in Alexandria, Virginia that represents adoption agencies and adoption lawyers.
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Those apps bring in their own data about customers, creating a virtuous cycle -- adoption leads to more adoption.
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"I would like [an] open adoption or at least semi-open," DeJesus, 23, told the adoption case worker.
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Adoption fees will be waived for all animals in the shelters (regular adoption policies and application procedures apply).
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The Grand Rapids-based adoption agency accounts for about 8 percent of Michigan's foster care and adoption cases.
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The researchers also found that some adoption professionals only considered their work successful if the adoption goes through.
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The proposal, unveiled Thursday, eliminates the adoption tax credit, which exists to help reduce financial barriers to adoption.
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He will remain with the adoption center on a 10-day hold and then will be available for adoption.
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So on Saturday, Brenda and Curt were granted adoption during Yavapai County Superior Court's celebration of National Adoption Day.
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In 2014, he launched World Adoption Day to raise awareness of and support all members of the adoption community.
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As part of the adoption process, you will receive a photo of your new bird and an adoption certificate.
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The adoption of smart phones in developing countries that have skipped desktop computer adoption and went straight to mobile.
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Julianna's adoption is final, but the Ekers are in the process of finalizing the adoption of the other three.
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Apple needs to find a way to lower that adoption barrier for CarPlay so as to speed up adoption.
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Adoptive parents consistently report their greatest post-adoption support need is mental health services provided by someone who understands adoption.
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An entire mass adoption, however, will take more time as institutional adoption will take more than the next 18 months.
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In the aftermath of widely publicized adoption scandals, officials in many countries are concerned about unethical practices by adoption agencies.
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She just went up for adoption on Thursday, but the shelter has already received several dozen adoption applications on her behalf.
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Superior proprietary technology, rapid customer adoption, and CRWD's open architecture will continue to drive greater adoption both within security and beyond.
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Drone adoption is growing rapidly among both consumers and companies, and the retail industry is leading the way in that adoption.
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From all accounts, this meeting quickly went off the rails, eventually focused in on topics like Russian adoption and Russian adoption.
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We also don't have numbers for Android Pie adoption yet since adoption is too small, relative to the rest of Android.
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Today, meet Sylvia, a calico cat available for adoption at the Little Shelter Animal Rescue & Adoption Center in Huntington, New York.
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Across the country, adoption agencies are continually seeking volunteers to care for newborns whose birth mothers are creating an adoption plan.
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Without the adoption tax credit, however, costs would have effectively doubled for some people, making adoption unattainable for many prospective parents.
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But neither statistics nor adoption fees that treat children like commodities adequately address how state adoption interventions acutely target black families.
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A $55 adoption kit, for example, will include a plush toy of the animal, photo, adoption certificate, species card and gift bag.
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While the adoption of smart speakers has risen rapidly, the adoption of third party applications — or "skills" — has been less than impressive.
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Here's what is happening: Adoption: The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is proposing new rules for adoption and foster care.
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But over the course of several decades, that paradigm has shifted," says Adam Pertman, president of the Massachusetts-based National Center on Adoption and Permanency and author of "Adoption Nation: How the Adoption Revolution Is Transforming Our Families — and America.
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The survey results also showed that the adoption of Bluemix was growing 10x faster on average than the adoption of other PaaS providers.
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The charity, called Bethany Christian Services, is one of the nation's largest adoption agencies and helps place children for adoption and foster care.
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According to consultancy firm EY's global fintech adoption index, Ireland's level of adoption stands at 71%, Spain's at 56% and France's at 35%.
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For years, the Raekallio family has run a tree-adoption program on their land, naming the adoption site HaliPuu (Finnish for "tree-hugging").
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While adopting a child can be expensive, it can be reduced by claiming the adoption credit, Meighan at TurboTax said, adding that it's worth up to $13,400 based on adoption expenses — and these can include adoption fees, attorney fees, court costs and travel.
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While the adoption by Malaak is not yet finalized, it is actively in process under the rigorous guidelines and safeguards of international adoption policy.
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Their fame resulted in many people sharing their adoption experience – and they realized that there wasn't a go-to resource for the adoption community.
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The Indian government has made adoption rules stricter, a move that has streamlined the adoption process, but made the wait for a child longer.
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It is nice, however, to hear that Pit bull adoption rates have gone up by 10-20% due to the growing popularity of adoption.
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This makes private adoption agencies that deny LGBTQ couples adoption rights due to a so-called "religious exemptions" eligible for state funding in Tennessee.
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Williams and Veasey are urging President Trump to issue a proclamation calling upon the American people to observe "National Pet Adoption Day" and "National Pet Adoption Month" with appropriate activities to encourage the adoption of pets from local animal shelters and rescues organizations. Rep.
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Spark Adoption and Interest Continues to Grow: While Hadoop adoption is still several years ahead, Spark's growth in the big data ecosystem has been significant.
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The orphanage was registered with the Central Adoption Resource Authority and is the only one in Jalpaiguri district permitted to put children up for adoption.
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He was born prematurely in December, but — unbeknownst to us or the adoption agency — she was considering not going through with the adoption at all.
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This is Bruno, and he's a 25-pound cat who's currently up for adoption at the Wright-Way Rescue Adoption Center in Morton Grove, Illinois.
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However, when we had a successful adoption a year later, we were told that's considered the same adoption attempt, so you can't take the credit.
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States could lose federal adoption funds, for instance, if they ban anti-LGBT discrimination — thereby tilting federal adoption funding toward states that allow religious recusals.
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The orphanage was registered with the Central Adoption Resource Authority and is the only one in Jalpaiguri district permitted to put up children for adoption.
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To ensure transparency, the adoption process in India went online last year with waitlisted families and the children available for adoption featured on a website.
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Ethiopia briefly suspended its program in 245 over concerns that children were being offered for adoption by poor people who didn't understand Western adoption practices.
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"An unsafe condition exists that requires the immediate adoption of this AD without providing an opportunity for public comments prior to adoption," the FAA said.
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Title X regulations should also include a requirement that recipients offer pregnant women information and counseling on adoption (currently, adoption counseling is merely optional). 21625.
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Meanwhile, while it may or may not materially affect the foreign-adoption statistics, adoption has been vilified by the political fringes in the United States.
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The court issued the order after the Bangalore-based Advait Foundation alleged the existence of child adoption rackets involving both Indian and foreign adoption agencies.
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Michael&aposs adoption was one of 36 finalized adoptions taking place on Thursday as part of Kent County&aposs annual adoption day, USA Today reported.
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"We don't want to be a caucus that funds Planned Parenthood and does away with the adoption tax credit after saying 'adoption not abortion,' " Rep.
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This year, National Adoption Month's focus is on the teenagers in foster care who often face more challenges in the adoption process than younger children.
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Estimates based on analysis of survey and traffic data from other firms, historical consumer adoption trends, company data, and internet, mobile and demographic adoption trends.
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Today, GPA is the largest single non-profit greyhound adoption group and largest single breed adoption organization in the world, with 40 chapters throughout North America.
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"This is the first time I'm speaking about my adoption story, but I've never had anything to hide or felt ashamed about my adoption," he says.
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"While our adoption rates have been strong, we always have more animals than adopters, and we're grateful for Paul Preston's humorous approach to adoption," Shelton said.
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Still, I cringed at her adoption of criminalized Black culture, and how that adoption was meme-ified, when on Black bodies it causes incarceration and death.
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Today, when I'm asked, I often say that I no longer consider adoption — individual adoptions, or adoption as a practice — in terms of right or wrong.
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Christians began to champion adoption in the early 2000s by forming adoption ministries and throwing their support behind faith-based agencies, including the agency I used.
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Apple's portal also notes that adoption rates are even higher for devices released in the last four years, which hit 53 percent adoption of iOS 12.
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"Our adoption agency said it was the fastest adoption in the history of the agency," says Jim, 22014, of Scottsdale, Arizona, who works in corporate marketing.
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Her oldest son is adopted, and she's a family attorney who also serves as director of adoption for the Academy of Adoption and Assisted Reproduction Attorneys.
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October 1, 2019 IVF planning and prep starts I do some research on adoption and discover that costs for private domestic adoption rivals that of IVF.
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Addressing these misconceptions is critical to understanding the importance of adoption for all children and working to reduce barriers standing in the way of their adoption.
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"The adoption tax credit is a bipartisan credit that helps families offset some of the costs of adoption, especially for children with special needs," he said.
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Luyendyk partnered with PetSmart Charities to promote the inaugural National Adoption Weekend, a weekend of en masse pet adoption that will occur this weekend, February 16 - 18.
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And we should make adoption easier for American couples who want to adopt these kids who are true candidates for adoption because our policies don't allow that.
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"The adoption requests have been a huge problem as they are not close to healthy enough for adoption," Janie Jenkins of Chicago French Bulldog Rescue tells PEOPLE.
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Critics will complain that suggesting Apple's adoption of this tech is actually late, and that many others came before them, without prompting any widespread mass market adoption.
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For sensible adoption advocates, the solution is simple: poor countries should fix their adoption systems so that, once domestic possibilities have been exhausted, foreigners can step in.
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Some adoption records open in Indiana Indiana residents who were adopted before January 1, 1983, can now request access to their adoption records under a new law.
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"The decision by HHS was to expand options" for adoption, Scott said, adding that he thought there should be options in adoption that are religious in nature.
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A former friend called me selfish, first for doing I.V.F. instead of adoption, and then for working with an adoption agency instead of a foster care group.
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Australia has a fintech adoption rate among digitally active consumers of 58%, which is 7% lower than the global average, per EY's Global FinTech Adoption Index 2019.
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In 2017, if you become a parent by adoption, and your household income is less than $243,540, you can receive a credit for certain qualifying adoption expenses.
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Adoption of smart phones, digitization of the economy, adoption of the cloud — they're all in their early stages in Brazil and have a long way to go there.
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The Department of Health and Human Services would withhold 15% of its annual adoption dispersals from states that don't meet the same standards for protecting religious adoption groups.
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She told Scary Mommy that she and her husband found out about the reality of the foster system when they began researching adoption and foster-to-adoption options.
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Understaffed and underfunded adoption agencies across the country are seeking temporary caregivers to cuddle and nurture newborns as they await adoption during their first few weeks of life.
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Then, when the Times found out that it was in fact about the campaign, he claimed that it was about adoption AND the campaign (but mostly about adoption).
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As more prospective pet parents look to adoption for a furry friend, they expect more from the shelters and rescues that care for these animals ahead of adoption.
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According to the National Foster Care Adoption Attitudes Survey, by 53 the top two of eight potential concerns for those considering adoption were coping with paperwork and expense.
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Spence Chapin paired the couple with a free consultant from Your Adoption Finance Coach, a company that helps prospective adoptive parents create financial plans to fund their adoption.
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Then last week, the couple's adoption agency sent them an email stating that all adoption-related travel was being postponed until further notice due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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They turned off their adoption phone and disabled their adoption email, website and Instagram account in April, even after connecting with an Arizona-based birth mother in February.
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Although international adoption numbers have dropped, medically-complex cases have grown, said Dr. Susan Friedman, director of the International Adoption Health Program at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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Though the states set adoption and parental rights policies, adoption ensures both parents have a legal tie, which could help in challenges to parental rights at the federal level.
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All You Can Ever Know opens with a white couple asking Chung about the quality of her adoption, and whether transracial adoption would be a good choice for them.
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Through providing technical assistance and training to farmers we can increase the adoption of sustainable practices and decrease the adoption of practices such as deforestation, that fuel climate change.
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"We are deeply concerned by the elimination of the adoption tax credit within the House Republicans' tax reform proposal," the Adoption Tax Credit Working Group said in a statement.
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All of these are signs that policy changes may matter more in the adoption of electric vehicles in freight than they will in the widespread adoption of electric cars.
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Ms. Gunn and Ms. Hamilton were a couple when they began planning for the adoption, but they separated in 2010 before Abush had been identified by the adoption agency.
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Video provided by Reuters Newslook The nation's largest private employer also began giving adoption benefits with full-time hourly and salaried workers eligible for up to $5,000 per adoption.
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" - Leo, 34 "Gave my son up for adoption.
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When the Christian adoption movement was at its strongest in the late 20133s and early 2010s, many of its excesses looked like a condensed version of earlier problems with adoption.
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Hoping to inspire other families to consider adoption, her parents, Adrianne and Jason Stewart, shared their daughter's story to mark her first adoption anniversary in a video posted on YouTube.
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His non-profit organization, Race for Adoption, purchases greyhounds, sells sponsorship shares in each and races them, donating winnings to a small group of adoption organizations, according to its website.
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Same-sex adoption is permitted across the United States, although laws in some states make it more difficult, and both France and Britain also allow adoption by same-sex couples.
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The increased level of service could create a virtuous cycle that reinforces the value of mobility services, producing greater adoption, which further lowers costs and leads to even greater adoption.
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Chief Justice John Roberts wanted to know if the state could require an adoption services organization to post the same notice if it advertises adoption as an alternative to abortion.
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" He went on to say the bride's adoption of Matthew was "an exquisite story of love," while the groom's adoption of Christina was "a courageous move, a young father alone.
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"When the ban takes place they're not all going to be pets," said Dennis Tyler, the co-chairman of the Greyhound Adoption Action Alliance, a group of 22017 adoption agencies.
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Chief Justice John Roberts wanted to know if the state could require an adoption services organization to post the same notice if it advertises adoption as an alternative to abortion.
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The first is the rapid adoption of new services that will balance it with the U.S. experience by creating more efficiencies where they're badly needed, led by fast mobile app adoption.
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Bullock recently opened up about becoming a parent through adoption in an emotional interview with TODAY show host Hoda Kotb, who also welcomed her 17-month-old daughter Haley through adoption.
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His friend assured him that the rumors were just a trick by utility company employees bent on discouraging wide-scale adoption of solar energy adoption in order to safeguard their jobs.
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In 2010, years after she gave birth to their first child at age 42, Hargitay and Hermann started the process of adoption, meeting with an adoption lawyer and completing home inspections.
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The adoption of South Africa's new flag was followed by the adoption of a constitution with laws dealing explicitly with the racism and discrimination that had characterized the country for centuries.
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The Teen Mom 2 met with an adoption agency on Monday night's episode, seeking information on adoption plans for her second child and whether she needed her ex-boyfriend, Luis', consent.
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Some marchers argued that adoption needed to be better promoted and less stigmatized for pregnant women, and that the adoption process needed to be less arduous and expensive for adoptive families.
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Under current tax law, families can claim a credit of up to $13,570 per child to cover qualified adoption expenses, including court costs and attorney fees, traveling expenses and adoption fees.
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For those contemplating adoption, a repeal of the adoption tax credit would have been life-altering for many prospective adoptive parents, potentially eliminating their ability to begin or expand their families.
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He said he hoped to see the adoption field move from a child-placement model to a family success model, where resources, services and support become part of the adoption process.
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Both trust and awareness issues are therefore likely limiting the adoption of fintech services in the UK.To boost adoption of their services, fintechs should look into teaming up with legacy players.
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Adoption became a real option for the couple when a representative from Valley Teen Ranch, an adoption agency in Fresno, visited their church about five years ago to explain the foster system.
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The one-day adoption drive will occur across the country on July 23, offering potential pet parents reduced or waived adoption fees and waived spay/neuter fees at hundreds of participating shelters.
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Separate data from Pew in late 2015 showed broadband adoption seems to have plateaued in the U.S. Broadband adoption stands at 67 percent of Americans, down slightly from 70 percent in 2013.
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It now seems clear she lied in an attempt to keep a low profile until the adoption was stamped and approved ... most likely to avoid the criticism she got after David's adoption.
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The family won't be ready for adoption for a few months, but you can read more about Pits & Giggles' work or learn about volunteer and other adoption opportunities on the organization's website.
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The language of the bill circumvents a federal ruling from March 2016 that struck down Mississippi's ban on adoption by gay couples, and made same-sex adoption legal in all 50 states.
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An Arizona lawyer has been charged in an illegal adoption scheme where he allegedly paid pregnant women from the Marshall Islands to give their babies up for adoption in the United States.
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McGrady: Well -- unfortunately I didn't realize this until several years after the adoption happened and I went to Texas and talked to them -- but they did not have a good adoption experience.
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The annual nationwide pet adoption campaign, made possible by NBC and Telemundo stations, works with more than 1,200 shelters and rescues throughout the country and Puerto Rico to waive or reduce adoption fees.
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Because Greene had been formally put up for adoption, she had already found and been in contact with her birth mother and another birth sister who had also been put up for adoption.
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Ms. Quinlan's birth mother took her to an adoption agency called the Rotunda Girls' Aid Society in Dublin in 1966, one of a several adoption agencies where other illegal registrations have been documented.
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However, this complicates Leo's adoption because they're no longer together.
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Many children were relinquished for adoption because of poverty alone.
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Since the wide adoption of the primary process, we've always
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Mikkel becomes Michael Kahnwald after following his adoption Ines Kahnwald.
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The Whaleys hope their story promotes the benefits of adoption.
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It seems Google is banking on widespread adoption in factories.
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Sylvia Shoen gave seven sick Rottweilers to an adoption charity.
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For many families, the cost of adoption is an obstacle.
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Regulatory hurdles pose a significant challenge to their mass adoption.
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There's a rising adoption of premium content (behind a paywall).
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WSVN reports that Captain will be up for adoption soon.
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This policy is inclusive of natural births, adoption, and surrogacy.
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"This could accelerate the adoption of robots in everyday life."
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"He's contemplating adoption," Brown explains to Cagle of Randall's mentality.
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But their widespread adoption would not be painless for everyone.
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Still, adoption of financial technology is only in its infancy.
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Then he pulled out the adoption papers and simply stared.
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He allegedly charged the families $25,000 to $40,000 per adoption.
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We downplay fashion, but it's massively important for mainstream adoption.
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That means it may not have Juul's breakneck adoption rates.
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Regulations are another major hurdle to widespread adoption of autonomy.
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"We're working on a baby adoption function too," said Zhu.
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The adoption fees, the shots, the food, the medical care.
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Now live, the challenge for Peanut will be user adoption.
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But once he does, he will be ready for adoption.
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New Yorker, Sarah, applying for adoption at Adoptapalooza in Brooklyn.
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The shelter says the dog's adoption fee has been waived.
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Nearly $10,000 been donated via "Tristan's Adoption Fund" on YouCaring.
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Looking ahead: "We expect adoption to remain sluggish," Gal wrote.
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If the cloud were ambient, adoption would become more mainstream.
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However, we have received nearly 100 emails inquiring about adoption!
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After being transported to Eleventh Hour Rescue, Moose awaited adoption.
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Adoption news is brighter on the WPA3 side of things.
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"Every other person has a connection to adoption," he says.
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Wider adoption of 802.11ax is expected to start next year.
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HANNITY: They want to read you talk about Russian adoption.
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Democrat Muriel Bowser announced the adoption in a statement Monday.
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Adoption for Amazon is going to be key, as well.
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So this was the whole focus of the adoption counselling.
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To read more about the organization's adoption process, click here.
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She will receive a complimentary dental cleaning with her adoption!
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He also wants to limit adoption rights of gay couples.
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Should I estimate how far it remains from mainstream adoption?
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"But I would suspect a low adoption rate starting out."
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That adoption doesn't explain the bump in Bitcoin prices entirely.
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Adoption laws and parental rights vary from state to state.
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What will it take for VR to reach mass adoption?
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Adoption has never been easy, and it wasn't easy then.
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I was about to give up on our adoption process.
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And falling battery prices are expected to spur widespread adoption.
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Keeps the adoption tax credit and the charitable contribution deduction.
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That could also help Apple Pay's adoption around the globe.
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The incentive has been credited with spurring adoption of EVs.
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But Maggie moved forward with an outside adoption, he writes.
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One year after her adoption, Carmelite is now 11½ lbs.
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Medicare pays for home dialysis, but adoption has been slow.
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Donald Trump Jr. Said that meeting was about Russian adoption.
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China and India are accelerating the adoption of electric vehicles.
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How do we drive adoption and keep our users engaged?
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In the face of this commitment, accelerated adoption seems likely.
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White nationalists like to use adoption studies in their arguments.
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But adoption of the technology has been hampered by reliability.
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They said they spent their life savings on the adoption.
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After a knee operation, he is now available for adoption.
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Connect locally through the National Foster Care & Adoption Directory Search.
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Creating a fast, safe adoption system should not be costly.
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This is the model for America's next era of adoption.
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Another catalyst for mass adoption is advances in industry governance.
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"There's a lack of adoption on Wall Street," Innes said.
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Then see if you can resist submitting your adoption application.
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"Our adoption rate is industry leading as well," Cook continued.
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You know, I tend to be optimistic about technology adoption.
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In 2014, approximately 18,000 infants were placed for domestic adoption.
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She suggested that adoption could alleviate some of the pressure.
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VER: OF COURSE IT ACCELERATES THE ADOPTION OF BITCOIN CASH.
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Instead, they advocate the adoption of Koranic law, or sharia.
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But mainstream adoption takes more than Kickstarter nerds and audiophiles.
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Maduro is also taking steps to force the card's adoption.
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This is a murder show not an adoption show. Ugh.
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Put a child up for adoption or become a parent.
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This makes sense from a business model and adoption standpoint.
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Instead, the adoption of their babies became protocol within hospitals.
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The use of messaging for business is also driving adoption.
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But Apple doesn't seem to have any doubts about adoption.
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We were considering adoption again, fostering, or pregnancy if possible.
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Repealing the adoption credit also struck a nerve with Rep.
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She's been steeped in the adoption world for 27 years.
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I am worried she will be given up for adoption.
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In the Senate, Republicans also preserve the adoption tax credit.
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Promoting adoption as an alternative for women facing unwanted pregnancies.
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And like their puppy rivals, they're all up for adoption.
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The couple said they are delaying any decisions about adoption.
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That wide adoption stems, at least in part, from coercion.
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Or the mother can give the baby up for adoption.
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But genealogists solving adoption cases knew there was a workaround.
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The adoption agency told her he was already spoken for.
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Rat adoption is happening in places other than New York.
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Now it is hamstrung by slowing adoption and declining revenue.
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Approximately 140 of the rats are now up for adoption.
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That's why it's important that adoption be straightforward and efficient.
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She says grace before dinner and believes in gay adoption.
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It's PET, and PET adoption is always a good idea.
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They want to accelerate the globe's adoption of renewable energy.
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We're going to curve into that as there's mass adoption.
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GCat's website says it has placed 148 cats for adoption.
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Adoption is about love but it's also about loss too.
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Parents who have babies via surrogacy or adoption are welcome.
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Three big questions loom over the pace of 5G adoption.
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They even came with names, birth certificates and adoption papers.
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There is mounting evidence that bitcoin adoption is growing rapidly.
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A campaign to explain the superiority of adoption was launched.
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Jourdain said the key hurdle to SONIA adoption was inertia.
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They were adoption papers, and her mother took legal custody.
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Since 6900, Congress has recognized November as National Adoption Month.
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Of course, there are challenges ahead for full electric adoption.
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The infatuation with Trump is essentially a mass adoption fantasy.
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Its advantage, like Ethereum, is its adoption by mainstream companies.
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In the future, they may also offer puppies for adoption.
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" But Mr. Trump did say that they talked "about adoption.
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The ad and a coinciding report about religious exemptions for adoption agencies came out alongside an ACLU lawsuit in Michigan, challenging the state for allowing adoption agencies to turn families away for religious reasons.
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Greene, who was given up for adoption on the day she was born in 1948, tried to send letters to her birth mother through her adoption agency, but the woman did not want contact.
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They are leading a national effort to develop and deliver adoption competency training, to build a national adoption competent mental health workforce, leaving no excuse for families not to have access to competent care.
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Advocates warned of an "adoption cliff," and some pro-adoption activist groups staged colorful protests, like the 2013 "Empty Stroller March," to call attention to prospective adoptive families mired in red tape and delays.
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It began slowly after 2004, followed by a steep drop after Guatemalan adoption law reforms in 2007-'230 effectively halted international adoptions in that country — following widespread fears of corruption and adoption-related crime.
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Parliament passed a law in January aimed at streamlining the adoption of orphaned and abandoned children, but the rules have not yet been framed by the responsible body, the Central Adoption Research Agency, CARA.
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Rounding up wild horses with helicopters and removing most of them for adoption is a strategy whose success depends on the whims of the horse adoption market, and works against wild horse reproductive biology.
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After the grant and the Spence-Chapin exemption, Hunt ultimately spent $2000,500 for her adoption — including the initial costs toward Adoption Star — almost precisely the amount she had in savings to cover the costs.
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To David Smolin, a law professor at Cumberland School of Law, as well as a longtime Christian advocate for ethical adoption reform, these adoption horror stories collectively amounted to a tidal wave of bad publicity.
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LGBTQ+ Adoption & Parenting Rights At the federal level, the Trump administration is expected to propose a set of rules that would make it easier for adoption and foster-care agencies to reject same-sex couples.
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Current mobile usages varies widely — Kenya has 85 percent penetration to Tanzania's 67 percent, Uganda's 52 percent and Ethiopia's 34 percent — but adoption rates are rapidly growing, and smartphones are moving toward global adoption levels.
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That said, fintech adoption among digitally active consumers is lower in the US, per EY, which could make it harder for startups like Curve to build awareness and, in turn, gain adoption for their products.
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Sometimes the adoption upset me more; sometimes my differences did; but mostly, it was both at once, race and adoption, linked parts of my identity that set me apart from everyone else in my orbit.
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He means the world to me, but I didn't want to bring another kid into this world with the chance of his father not supporting adoption or abusing me about putting it up for adoption.
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International adoption from China has already shifted significantly in recent years, as a growing middle class increased domestic demand for adoption in the country and most international adoptions are now for children with special needs.
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It was the rushed, often illegal overseas adoption of thousands of children from Romanian orphanages after the fall of the dictator, Nicolae Ceausescu, in 233 that first led activists to call for global adoption standards.
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Before the potential loss of the adoption tax credit, a staggering 28503 percent of people who said they considered adoption said the only reason they didn't do it was because it cost too much money.
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Ride services companies are expected to be one of the most important markets for self-driving cars, especially in early years of adoption, when the cost of the technology will likely rule out mass adoption.
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"We are trying our best to maintain adoption as a viable option for children who cannot find permanent homes in their countries of birth," said Trish Maskew, the adoption division's director at the State Department.
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"The issue in the medical community is that by calling it 'adoption,' we give too much personhood to the embryo," said Kimberly Tyson, the marketing and program director at Snowflakes Embryo Adoption in Loveland, Colo.
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"No adoptive parent or child should have to face the uncertainty and loss of being separated years after their adoption just because another state's court disagrees with the law that was applied in their adoption."
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But adoption is low because two-factor is cumbersome and frustrating.
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Ethical problems in adoption didn't start with this modern Christian movement.
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According to the group's estimates, internet adoption has steadily increased globally.
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Adoptive parents often don't meet their children until the actual adoption.
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She says the puppy will be available for adoption starting Wednesday.
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The bills also contain provisions on foster care and adoption proceedings.
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Instead, she comes from what's called embryo donation or embryo adoption.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Adoption Holds a Special Place in Katherine Heigl's Heart
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The organization promotes adoption and implementation of USB technology and protocols.
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Doherty agreed and emailed Meghan an adoption application to fill out.
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I consider myself pretty strict when it comes to adoption standards.
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It will be many weeks before he is available for adoption.
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That's why it's no surprise his adoption listing quickly went viral.
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And a crowdfunding site helps Americans cover the cost of adoption.
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AdoptTogether.org is designed as a first ever crowdfunding platform for adoption.
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" He responded, "I think she might be going up for adoption.
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We have been pleasantly surprised by Indonesians' speed of technology adoption.
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The paternity and adoption leave changes would require approval from Congress.
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Of those, 176 children have foster parents and are awaiting adoption.
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They later placed her for adoption before welcoming Novalee in 2015.
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Is their ads API still not getting the adoption they want?
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We had no idea how adoption worked or where to start.
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At this time of his adoption, Miruko was an emaciated stray.
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What unfolds shows the messy but true realities of transracial adoption.
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This update alone is a great way to foster adoption rate.
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On Monday, Cil acknowledged that could be a hurdle to adoption.
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However, new technology adoption and data sets are changing this dynamic.
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Sloan, 59, was given up for adoption shortly after his birth.
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Macri's government has already shown signs of welcome for bitcoin adoption.
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Adoption by same-sex couples is finally legal in every state.
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International adoptions and unintended pregnancies have been falling, pressuring adoption agencies.
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And the adoption news left him in an even darker place.
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Mobile-phone adoption has outpaced both financial inclusion and insurance coverage.
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Every adoption, no matter how positive, starts with separation and loss.
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The fourth probed Scully's feelings about giving him up for adoption.
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It will be months before these dogs are ready for adoption.
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That's a sizeable chunk meant to incentivize electric vehicle (EV) adoption.
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Internet celebrity and advocate for senior dog adoption, Marnie the Dog.
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"Adoption of cubs by bears is very rare," the park describes.
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Population dynamics should support the continued adoption of technology by cities.
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To fill out an adoption application, visit 4 Paws Farm's website.
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The church declined to comment on the adoption of the materials.
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On the other hand, earned trust drives adoption and lasting success.
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As of Wednesday morning, 64,000 locations were still up for adoption.
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FROM PEN: Adoption Holds a Special Place in Katherine Heigl's Heart
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However, non-black cats still have the highest combined adoption rates.
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They're meeting the adoption lawyer in five hours — can't this wait?
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We are trying to create adoption events in all our stores.
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Mixpanel reports iOS 303 adoption is 230 percent, as of Monday.
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Adoption may be in Teen Mom OG star Farrah Abraham's future.
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A year earlier she had voted against adoption by gay couples.
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It is OK to say adoption isn't for you, she said.
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He's a dog person … And is an avid advocate of adoption.
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She ruled out adoption when Luis refused to consider the option.
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I can't comment on the speed or extent of their adoption.
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Now, Brunson has taken on a new project: Up for Adoption.
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Go deeper: Free apps are driving adoption of digital TV ads
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In 2009, she told Harper's Bazaar that she would consider adoption.
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At just $5, the Zero saw widespread adoption by DIY enthusiasts.
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The largest review of the list since its adoption in Dec.
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Parents supply the genes, except in cases of adoption (or remarriage).
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"I think we've done a lot for adoption awareness," Scachner says.
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In a sense, I've told my adoption story so many times.
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Still there are challenges for the widespread adoption of the technology.
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With this move, Google is pushing for even more HTTPS adoption.
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Building out charging infrastructure could catalyze faster adoption of electric vehicles.
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Wyden wrote to DHS to push for DMARC adoption in July.
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Relationships and breakups have evolved since the mass adoption of smartphones.
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The play also tackled themes such as drug addiction and adoption.
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Keeps the adoption tax credit, which the original tax bill repealed.
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Breslin thinks its widespread adoption has something to do with odor.
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Their adoption could change the healthcare picture for millions of Americans.
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"Adoption is not just paperwork and an aeroplane ticket," he says.
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" On euro adoption: "I'm an opponent of entering the euro zone.
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With tZero, he just started his roll toward full blockchain adoption.
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But Maine's adoption did provoke some backlash from Republicans, including Gov.
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"Volatility of cryptocurrencies has prevented their widespread adoption," Al-Naji said.
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Both she and her pup should be up for adoption soon.
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Adoption is a wonderful thing, but a difficult road to walk.
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Parris, the family says, was their EAC contact for the adoption.
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But plenty of factors could delay mass adoption of new technology.
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Early adoption of faster speeds also aided unemployment rates, researchers found.
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The options I give my partners are adoption or co-parenting.
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Dawn Smith-Pliner is the executive director of Friends in Adoption.
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Many of them might not be ready for Apple's adoption yet.
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In China, cloud adoption is more like 8003 to 3 percent.
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Religion is the adoption curve we ought to be thinking about.
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Russia retaliated by cutting off the U.S. adoption of Russian children.
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At the same time, the show serves as an adoption event.
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The Pet Rescue and Adoption Act, signed in 2017 by Gov.
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Why should the adoption of such a resolution matter to you?
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The staff also makes referrals for prenatal care and adoption services.
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Chemtob later described this as a financial contribution to the adoption.
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Adoption: Farmers often rely on generations of knowledge about their land.
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Twitter declined to share metrics around Moments' adoption, traction or growth.
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The collar also indicates that the dog is available for adoption.
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Weak adoption of available technology is only part of the concern.
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I imagined having a baby and giving it up for adoption.
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Cities often lead trend cycles for mass adoption of new technologies.
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But at maximum, it could have a chilling effect on adoption.
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Following the adoption, the boy returned to Ohio with the couple.
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The centers seek to persuade women to choose parenting or adoption.
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Alt-right social media light up with attacks on transracial adoption.
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Since his adoption, he's been a regular at the dog parade.
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For now, employer adoption of virtual medicine is on the upswing.
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In other words, the default rule is adoption by congressional passivity.
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Senate Republicans have yet to unveil a final bill for adoption.
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The organization is calling for a citywide adoption of the bill.
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Gay marriage and gay adoption were not welcome here, she said.
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Our experience with open adoption has been nothing short of miraculous.
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In front of the cameras, adoption made an instant family possible.
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If adoption is faster, prices fall faster and EVs spread faster.
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"There was a lot of secrecy around adoption," Mr. Hanlon said.
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But the current coronavirus outbreak could force a mass-adoption moment.
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Regulators said the early adoption could "smooth disruptions" in the market.
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If those keep falling, electric vehicle adoption will keep going up.
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Their prospects for adoption are grim given their emotional-behavioral difficulties.
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An adoption freeze would be a grievous loss for those families.
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He paid off the adoption fees of more than 100 dogs.
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The puppies will be available for adoption in about five weeks.
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In the meantime, the shelter is currently accepting pre-adoption applications.
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Widespread poverty means mobile adoption tends to favor basic phone models.
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That fast adoption means that workers are watching their jobs change.
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Go deeper: How the world's cities will drive electric vehicle adoption
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Start to finish, the couple estimates the adoption cost them $21,000.
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Following NAFTA's adoption, our nation lost one in four manufacturing jobs.
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The amendment fell short of the 60 votes needed for adoption.
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The measure fell short of the 2628 votes needed for adoption.
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"They always make adoption a big problem," she said, speaking generally.
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Amazon's most prominent retraining program has had only modest adoption internally.
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Adoption of this wrong-headed policy appears to mean to Sen.
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Forty-five years ago, I gave up a child for adoption.
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There will be many obstacles in the path to full adoption.
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"My parents made me give her up for adoption," she sighs.
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She described Seamus' adoption as nothing short of a Christmas miracle.
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In those circumstances, Lumos advocates for foster care and local adoption.
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Russia responded by cutting off the U.S. adoption of Russian children.
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"The only thing we do promote is pet adoption," he said.
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Widespread confusion and skepticism around cryptocurrencies are slowing down blockchain adoption.
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But Truvalue is leaning on a network effect for customer adoption.
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In Europe, one deterrent to greater adoption may be hefty fees.
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When we expressed hesitation about another adoption, staff didn't pressure us.
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The final hearing for his adoption is scheduled for Dec. 19.
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"It's Adoption Day at the Kent County Courthouse," the county shared.
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Adoption of such tools, Kingdon argued, leads to higher job satisfaction.
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Those expenses include reasonable adoption fees, court costs and travel expenses.
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The rapid adoption of these new vehicles hasn't been without issue.
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The rapid adoption of these new vehicles hasn't been without issue.
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Ms. Billops decided to put Christa up for adoption in 1961.
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After Daman married her second husband, she began looking into adoption.
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Data gathering, optimization and sharing is again accelerating with computer adoption.
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ZB: What led to the adoption of that vision of America?
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Any friction in this process can reduce adoption, and Simpo created a platform for product managers without a lot of technical know-how to set up software distribution workflows with the goal of driving greater adoption.
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JOHNSON: Well, everything we know about the president, and things that he has said recently about adoption, if you look at the vice president, he has a strong record as a member of Congress supporting adoption.
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His most recent video called for Bernie Sanders to host a 2020 town hall with adoption advocates about adoptee rights, and to speak about the history of eugenics and human rights abuses in the adoption industry.
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Enterprise Applications Tim Bajarin recently wrote of how the second phase of tech adoption between early and broader market adoption often sees the entrance of enterprises that try to implement the technology within their specific verticals.
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Despite a relative lack of clout, parents of adopted children and adoption advocates beat back a minor change in the tax code that would have removed a tax credit to help cover the costs of adoption.
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Kleenex and OC Animal Care worked with the community and volunteers to put on a free, large-scale adoption event in Emmy's honor, which led to the adoption of over 40 dogs that Emmy cares for.
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These efforts surely helped PayPay quickly build its adoption on both the consumer and merchant side, and it's still offering promotions like 20% rebates on purchases for a limited time that could propel its adoption further.
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The catalyst for mass adoption may be industry-specific, as major players utilize their leverage to force blockchain adoption — Walmart, for instance, required direct suppliers to use its blockchain-enabled tracking platform starting in January 2019.
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Once we get broader adoption of new pedagogies and new student support models, such as institution-wide or discipline-specific adoption, we may see longer-lasting trends and business models for the technologies outside the LMS.
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The adoption documents, which Ms. Moultroup retrieved from the adoptions and abandonment unit at the Edmund D. Edelman Children's Court in Los Angeles County, showed that a doctor at the hospital had arranged for the adoption.
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"When there are serious allegations of child endangerment, most likely child protective services will recommend a fast track to adoption," said Amy Heilman, director of foster care and adoption at the Children's Bureau in Los Angeles.
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That's how the alleged adoption fraud scheme operated for three and a half years, until Mr. Petersen, the elected assessor of Maricopa County, Arizona, and a private adoption lawyer, was indicted this week in three states.
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In the 1990s, Marianne "Denny" Glad, a historian and cofounder of the adoption nonprofit Right to Know, whose three cousins disappeared in the adoption system, came forward to help the Tennessee Children&aposs Home Society adoptees.
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Adoption will be Mobile-First and Low-end Tech We believe that price is still a significant barrier for high-end VR and early mass adoption will be in a mobile-first, bottoms-up, consumer-centric format.
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"No adoptive parent or child should have to face the uncertainty and loss of being separated years after their adoption just because another state's court disagrees with the law that was applied in their adoption," she said.
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Despite a relative lack of clout, parents of adopted children and adoption advocates beat back against a minor change in the tax code that would have removed a tax credit to help cover the costs of adoption.
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Despite a relative lack of clout, parents of adopted children and adoption advocates beat back against a minor change in the tax code that would have removed a tax credit to help cover the costs of adoption.
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When comparing college attainment with the adoption of RTW laws, I find that the adoption of these laws is associated with roughly 10 percent of the overall increase in well-being that is associated with college attainment.
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" Hensley told the Knoxville News Sentinel in an interview Thursday that he introduced the legislation out of concern that adoption agencies would be made to assist with adoption "when they had religious beliefs that contradicted certain lifestyles.
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After two-plus years of riding on an adoption roller coaster, we'd like to share with you why we've been silent about the adoption of our son, Bosley Jo. Fast forward to the happy ending — on Nov.
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Leveling the playing field for women in tech is vital for emerging industries In the race to greater consumer adoption, augmented reality is emerging as the early leader, thanks to its adoption by a key consumer market.
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"The adoption process was carried out on the directive of CWC and the specialized adoption agency," said Sudarshan Suchi, India director of SOS Children's Villages, a global charity supporting children without parental care and families at risk.
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But not, it seems, to their local council's adoption agency, Adopt Berkshire.
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" Rubin says that's because "the hardware is not holding up VR adoption.
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And widespread adoption of this technology will lead to substantial energy savings.
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I am also very pleased that Indiana became the most-adoption state.
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We have implemented the Hague Convention on intercountry adoption 10 years ago.
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Something Lisa Su insinuated when asked about Nvidia's adoption of Adaptive Sync.
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On the whole, says Smolin, the infrastructure for international adoption is crumbling.
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In the pet adoption world the phrase, "Who rescued who?" is popular.
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But they were struggling to come up with $36,000 in adoption fees.
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If owner doesn't claim he'll be available for adoption, pants not included.
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"As Sue said, there are so many facets to adoption," Kidman said.
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Before doing any infertility treatments, my life-partner and I explored adoption.
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She gave birth to a girl, who was given up for adoption.
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If adoption can be done, then that is the way to go.
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First introduced around 1970, ATMs hit widespread adoption in the late 1990s.
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No one at the adoption agency suspected the babies were siblings either.
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After getting a vet's approval, he will be put up for adoption.
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Adding an alternative would slow down adoption and weaken the core experience.
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But then, said adoption counselor Jennie Clutterbuck, the dog's demeanor suddenly changed.
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After all, smartphones are largely considered the first frontier for AR adoption.
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It approved gay adoption in 2009 and same-sex marriage in 2013.
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After that, it was a pretty easy decision to turn to adoption.
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In the meantime, they asked their Twitter followers about the adoption process.
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Adoption of EVs, meanwhile, might not be left entirely to market forces.
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They were just — theoretically — the things that were slowing down its adoption.
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That adoption headwind was nearly indistinguishable from the second big gust: compatibility.
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And while Cozmo was a success, ultimately pricing likely hampered wider adoption.
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Downloads are on par with the iOS 12 adoption rate last year.
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But that may depend on the feature's adoption and feedback from guests.
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Last year, adoption of the digital currency broke records in Latin America.
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Even though skeptics didn't believe anyone would pay for samples, adoption spread.
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But the majority of these countries have substantial hurdles for Libra adoption.
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The non-profit Independent Adoption Center of Concord, California, closed on Jan.
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Tania struggles to rescue a stray, and a dog adoption faces obstacles.
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Queen is available for adoption at LifeLine's DeKalb County Animal Services shelter.
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All of the puppies participating are available for adoption from the PSPCA.
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"Think of it as forced adoption through aggressive guerrilla marketing," Richard says.
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Many Christians view adoption as a way to walk out their faith.
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Are dogs rescued from the dog meat trade ever available for adoption?
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My birth certificate reflects that adoption and my name was legally changed.
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Not to mention the technology is still years away from commercial adoption.
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And guess what is one of the main drivers for Bluetooth adoption?
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The event also featured representatives of Christian adoption services and Christian schools.
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Every child awaiting adoption is someone who could benefit from parental volunteers.
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The 2003 SARS outbreak hastened the adoption of online shopping in China.
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Amazon Pay, which has been around since 2007, has seen limited adoption.
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That makes wearables increasingly user-friendly and fuels further innovation and adoption.
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They removed Chastity from Wilson's home and put her up for adoption.
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These systems are very hard to not only spur adoption, but implement.
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Clearly, Uber's hoping to spur adoption and incentivize use of its platform.
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They will be available for foster to adoption in about five weeks.
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MedStack — Accelerate the development, adoption and integration of apps in healthcare. Meya.
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Here's a final message to Silicon Valley — don't worry about Indian adoption.
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Bowser announced the adoption in a statement on Monday, May 21, 2018.
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I walk down to meet all the animals at the adoption event.
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Unsurprisingly, early consumer trends are demonstrating rapid adoption of this new capability.
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We pay the adoption fee and take her back home to Vermont.
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Beyond that, better messaging tools could lead to wider adoption for businesses.
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PERINO: I would do something on adoption to make -- GUTFELD: Oh, good.
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This helps start-ups gain product adoption— and a first-mover advantage.
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Two months later, the last legal barriers to Ethan's adoption were lifted.
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He opposes gay marriage (legal since 2013) and adoption by gay parents.
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The pace of technology adoption is getting faster and faster every year.
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As facial-recognition technology improves, rising privacy concerns are hampering its adoption.
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"We were considering adoption again, fostering, or pregnancy if possible," she explained.
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And yet, Works with Nest adoption is light years ahead of HomeKit.
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David's parents put him up for adoption to avoid Shadow King's vengeance.
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It's really emotional, and I don't think there's anything wrong with adoption.
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Trump Jr. initially said he took the meeting to discuss adoption policy.
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Even the adoption of electric self-driving cars will offer little respite.
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The chart below shows AR adoption as an accelerating function of time.
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The future of insurance could flourish through an intelligent adoption of Blockchain.
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She then changed subjects and began discussing the adoption of Russian children.
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Adoption experts suggested that problem areas of the country should be identified.
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Officials celebrate the adoption of the Paris Climate Agreement in December 2015.
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The ACA's coverage requirements directly caused more widespread adoption of bloated insurance.
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But I knew there was a lot of interest in adoption generally.
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There are a few challenges facing the widespread adoption of 4K currently.
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If we remove friction, we can accelerate the adoption of blockchain technology.
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Vernita had another child in 1963 and gave her up for adoption.
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There is talk of more than one child given up for adoption.
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But despite growing adoption, few vendors expected disclosure programs from their suppliers.
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The actress gave Sloan up for adoption five days after his birth.
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After Porsche explained the adoption process to Kalani, they got to work.
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Security is one of the biggest barriers preventing mainstream consumer IoT adoption.
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As soon as he reaches that goal, he'll be ready for adoption.
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Berry contacted the adoption agency to find out more about the process.
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But it looks like the second biggest video adoption market is China.
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Widespread broadband adoption across the U.S. is important for our national competitiveness.
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What about the widespread adoption by central banks of negative interest rates?
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Ultimately, the couple gave him up for adoption for his own protection.
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By the 2000s the country's adoption "supply chain" had thousands of workers.
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It felt very future-y, albeit still years away from mass adoption.
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Such problems will slow adoption, notes Tolga Oguz of McKinsey, a consultancy.
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Consumer adoption of IoT technologies is extremely delicate; it hinges on trust.
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They sponsor the oldest dog at a local adoption agency every month.
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Now it's time to ramp up community outreach to drive adoption. CTO.
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Android P, on the other hand....Cook: They only had 10% adoption.
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Other factors include changing regulations and slow adoption of new payment methods.
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Stay on the pill and start thinking about adoption instead, he advised.
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International adoption was a uniquely sensitive pressure spot for Putin to probe.
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We observe a similar trend in adoption of computer and internet technology.
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He brings up their early adoption of energy efficiency with obvious pride.
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Adoption of value-at-risk, or VaR, model to calculate initial margins.
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Too many of us see international adoption as way to "save" children.
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They hope these types of steps will ultimately lead to wider adoption.
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The American adoption of "homeland" is in fact less folkloric than technocratic.
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While it was originally used for illicit transactions, it's gained wider adoption.
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Ironically, Crystal Champ was also given up for adoption as a newborn.
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Córdova says she never intended to give her daughter up for adoption.
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He was interested in adopting a boy listed on an adoption website.
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However, a mass adoption will take much more, maybe 5-10 years.
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The House bill also eliminates the $13,570 adoption credit, with scant reason.
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The Senate version of a tax reform bill keeps the adoption credit.
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Answering these questions will encourage investment and the adoption of new technologies.
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The technology has been touted for decades but never reached mass adoption.
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Dorsey also said he wants Square to help its long-term adoption.
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It reported another loss and said user adoption rates continued to slow.
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Mass adoption of driverless cars may not come anytime soon, Tandon said.
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Trump's continuing adoption of Putin's views is raising eyebrows across the world.
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A trade agreement is no place for the adoption of social policy.
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Real adoption and value creation haven't risen nearly as fast as prices.
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After six years, that family put both children up for adoption again.
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Until the barrier of convenience is passed, widespread adoption will remain difficult.
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The US military is wise to pursue greater adoption of AI technology.
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If no owner comes forward, she will be put up for adoption.
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The adoption application—in Hamilton's name—was not withdrawn after the breakup.
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"Ours is an industry where technology adoption is very deliberate," Clarke said.
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I am also the mother of four children, including one by adoption.
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TC: What's the biggest hurdle in bitcoin's more widespread adoption right now?
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The mass adoption of mobile phones obviously disrupted Facebook's traditional desktop interface.
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And it looks like adoption rate is a bit slower this year.
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None of the security protocols had even 50% adoption accross the states.
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But adoption advocates had been bracing for the end of this credit.
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Bierly will finalize the adoption of her first daughter on December 22.
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But the couple argued that the 2014 provisional adoption constitutes legal custody.
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Imagining losing my own children, I sponsored legislation to open adoption records.
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However, broad adoption is going to happen much faster than everyone thinks.
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Company encourages third parties to build services for smartphone, to encourage adoption.
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In 1986, a woman was referred to them from an adoption agency.
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Her prior pregnancies had ended in abortion and in placement for adoption.
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There are the industries that have rapid technological adoption and productivity improvement.
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PC adoption was always concentrated among more affluent users in richer countries.
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"This year definitely showed that adoption is not going to slow down."
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And most government agencies are lagging behind private industry in technology adoption.
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Do you think the adoption this new word helped to spread understanding?
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The role played by infidelity and adoption is very much the same.
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The mice are all available for adoption, and three have been adopted.
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Otherwise every adoption would come with a crowd of compulsory genetic relatives.
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Children were forcibly taken from such mothers and put up for adoption.
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Should it pass, AB 2320 may prove similarly prone to widespread adoption.
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But political discord delayed the adoption of a constitution until September 2015.
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Pricing is one of the key reasons smartphone adoption has slowed considerably.
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And that division might be special needs, might be adoption, who knows?
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The new birth or adoption exception applies to retirement plans and IRAs.
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But Ojo underscored the specific hurdles to cryptocurrency adoption on the continent.
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Nonetheless, they are in the middle of doing a second-parent adoption.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is giving a powerful inside look into transracial adoption.
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That 's over 100 dogs and an average adoption fee of $150.
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"The industry ... is at a very early stage of adoption," Vasudevan said.
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"We're looking to see what adoption looks like to decide," Russinovich said.
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But Venmo has yet to turn a profit, despite its widespread adoption.
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That will probably depend on the overall adoption of the technology itself.
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He is removed from his mother's custody and put up for adoption.
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Eventually, she turned to adoption, looking first into the foster care system.
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I head up the adoption caucus in the Senate with Roy Blunt.
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But they went the adoption route first and decided to keep adopting.
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Jimmy was given up for adoption when he was 4 months old.
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It applies to adoption agencies in the state that receive taxpayer funding.
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As with any adoption of automated technologies, questions about job losses arise.
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Bill Lee's plans to sign an anti-LGBTQ adoption bill into law.
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She was six months old at the time of the first adoption.
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But then the adoption was put on hold until March of 2006.
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In this case, Goldman said that widespread industry adoption was the goal.
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He predicts that cities, in particular, will see the biggest adoption rates.
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The hope is that, by opening Z-Wave up, adoption will expand.
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And that will speed the development and adoption of better-performing AI.
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I spoke with her recently about her story of adoption and adaption.
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Tann also knew how to capitalize on opportunities in the adoption market.
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The company also announced some big bets designed to accelerate cloud adoption.
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AWLA said a "generous donor" has already paid off his adoption fees.
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It also restored the adoption tax credit, a top priority for conservatives.
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Brady: Adoption credit could be added back into bill 8:85033 a.m.
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These estimates are based on a midpoint rate of adoption of automation.
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But the mass adoption of antibiotic "wonder drugs" had opened a schism.
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We were able to pay some fees associated with adoption in cash.
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More than 40 years ago, I was adopted in a "closed" adoption.
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When this happens, it will signal the institutional adoption of blockchain technology.
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With Thursday's ruling, no state has an effective same-sex adoption ban.
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To win adoption rights for V.L., they established temporary residency in Georgia.
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At first, Trump Jr. said the meeting was about Russia's adoption policy.
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Adoption has long been an alternative option for infertile couples and singles.
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Adoption implies a sense of certainty that is inappropriate for the procedure.
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Many European cities have seen relatively high levels of electric car adoption.
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So WEVC is going to ease consumer anxieties and accelerate EV adoption.
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Streaming adoption at all ages can be attributed to many factors, including the quality and diversity of content being created, the adoption of more TV-connected devices, and more investments by network providers to make it easily accessible.
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As the number of Chinese infants available for either international or domestic adoption began to decline in the later 2000s, a new media narrative took over: that of local Chinese officials stealing children to sell into international adoption.
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The open meeting on immigration with senators and House members in which Trump suggested that he was open to comprehensive immigration reform followed by Trump's adoption (or re-adoption) of hardline principles on the issue two days later.
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But the report said adoption of A.I. among companies remained low in 2017: Only about 20 percent of firms surveyed by McKinsey that are aware of A.I. said they were adopters, and 41 percent said they were uncertain about the benefits of A.I. Indeed, high adoption came mostly from the tech, automotive and financial services sectors while education, health care and travel saw the lowest adoption rate.
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The author, pet adoption advocate and philanthropist is applying her love of furry friends to her new podcast, "The Dog That Changed Me," a nine-episode limited series podcast sponsored by Pedigree that shines a light on dog adoption.
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Despite the declines in 2015, both firms believe the PC industry will rebound somewhat in 2016, thanks to commercial adoption of Windows 10 and an accelerated consumer adoption cycle from PC users who haven't upgraded to Windows 10 yet.
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After giving birth to her oldest two daughters, Angela — who suffered from hyperemesis gravidarum, the extreme nausea that also struck Princess Kate, during both of the pregnancies — and Christopher turned to adoption after being inspired by TLC's Adoption Stories.
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Furthermore, every child that's adopted saves the government $127,000 in long-term foster care costs, says Schylar Baber, executive director of Voice for Adoption, which works on behalf of the 112,000 children awaiting adoption in the foster care system.
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Though it varies by state, this support can include things like continued access to health care coverage, educational vouchers, waivers and post-adoption support, said Rita Soronen, president and chief executive officer of the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption.
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Agencies like Spence-Chapin promote the tax credit, and rightly so; pointing out that adoption is less financially burdensome than it might seem is simply good advertising, just as making adoption less financially burdensome is simply good social practice.
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PEOPLE: Have you and your husband discussed another possible route — adoption or surrogacy?
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We reduce the friction of cloud adoption — and that's good for the market.
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Charging stations will spring up alongside the curb as electric vehicle adoption skyrockets.
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Further, classroom technology adoption begets even more entrepreneurship and invention in this sector.
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After years of weighing their options, Jeff and Leanna learned about embryo adoption.
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However, adoption could be slowed by legislative red tape according to some experts.
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Indeed, adoption is the key challenge facing these players, new and old alike.
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Holloway also hopes to improve community relations with the adoption of new technology.
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That's also the reason why pictures play a huge role in pet adoption.
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It has become more common in recent years with the adoption of smartphones.
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She began lobbying the Trump officials on Russian adoption and the Magnitsky Act.
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Promoting adoption would help rebrand U.S. evangelicals, from moral scolds to children's champions.
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They later placed her for adoption before welcoming daughter Novalee Reign in 2015.
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"Adoption of improved practices is idiosyncratic and governed by local norms," Camerer says.
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That includes a higher chance of cognitive impairment or adoption of risky behaviors.
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Please contact Helen Woodward Animal Center's Adoption Department at 858-756-4117, ext.
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But the trouble started not long after we had signed the adoption papers.
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According to BuzzFeed, the song wasn't all Paris did to secure Bruno's adoption.
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God forbid that we can't afford that, then we'll be looking at adoption.
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Another barrier that has hindered the adoption of internet video services is pricing.
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Fifteen years ago we had about 2,380 or so children available for adoption.
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Today's announcement is a big step toward gaining more adoption for this approach.
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"Rhoda would never tell me the truth about my adoption," Stanger tells Henry.
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The adoption tax credit was part of the Republican 1994 Contract With America.
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I'm going to ask you, I would like to explore adoption with you.
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Angie and I have always been open to [both] international and domestic adoption.
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They also share daughter Carly, 9, whom they placed for adoption in 2009.
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Smith: Several years ago, my partner, Melissa, and I were looking into adoption.
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My father did not have to sign the adoption papers, but he did.
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The newest version of Windows, Windows 10, has had the fastest adoption ever.
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So, the TSA is putting the dogs it can't use up for adoption.
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Adoption rates could go up as electric buses get better and cheaper, too.
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"I might go down the route of adoption or even surrogacy," she said.
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They struck up a conversation with a flight attendant and mentioned the adoption.
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Home security will pave the way for the mainstream adoption of IoT devices.
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For the second adoption, we didn't go through an agency, just an attorney.
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And in Mississippi, the bill covers everything from wedding DJs to adoption services.
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Why hadn't my adoption transformed me into the person I felt I was?
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For businesses, the adoption of customer service bots solves a multitude of problems.
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But that's not to say there aren't roadblocks in the adoption of AV1.
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This large landscape of "unknown unknowns" is the biggest obstacle to mainstream adoption.
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It cannot be overstated how important this was for the adoption of Android.
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Why it matters: Adoption of addressable TV has otherwise been moving rather slowly.
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Last year LG open-sourced webOS, in an attempt to drive its adoption.
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The sequence of a book is essential to Smith's adoption of the form.
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Ms. Nickolan also put her beloved cats, her sole companions, up for adoption.
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Despite these setbacks, Facebook says today that adoption of Instant Articles is growing.
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Although Minnie was up for adoption, Meghan didn't let herself get carried away.
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The adoption of wireless charging has been slowed by a fight over standards.
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It's not just the pace of innovation, but also the pace of adoption.
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After this, Ghost would be spayed, microchipped, vaccinated and put up for adoption.
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The timeline for his release and adoption depends on that question, Sauer says.
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The adoption of technology from the traditional brokerage ecosystem has been notoriously slow.
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Two decades later after its adoption, however, the law is failing to deliver.
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What results in engagement, adoption of Live, and revenue did those investments produce?
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The full report, which also examines voice trends and adoption rates, is here.
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This is because Android has a higher rate of adoption in developing markets.
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"We are seeing good adoption and streaming for cricket in India," Leighton said.
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Price has been one of the major constricting factors stunting VR headset adoption.
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The objectives might be centered around sales results, customer engagements or product adoption.
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Adoption increased 20 percent from September 27 through October 4, the post notes.
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His mother believes the adoption papers were forged or signed under false pretenses.
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The date for adoption of the system has now been extended three years.
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Robust evidence is only just keeping pace with the adoption of new technology.
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His adoption by Sue and John Brierley provided salvation for the lost child.
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Being seen by adoption authorities as an unfit mother is an unspeakable wound.
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Many argue that those attributes count against the wider adoption of digital currencies.
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