It's no wonder they're amassing a growing loyal fan base.
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Black communities would restore wealth by amassing their master recordings.
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She was amassing as many good omens as she could.
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I'm really excited; we're amassing a great group of women.
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He's spent 12 years amassing this record of helping veterans.
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In the 21st century, the parties are amassing different coalitions.
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He's a popular voice on Twitter, amassing nearly 250,000 followers.
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But Amazon has kept amassing disparate businesses under one roof.
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Both primaries and caucuses are about one thing: amassing delegates.
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Amassing a record collection might mean that you love music.
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He has become a Twitter superstar, amassing two million followers.
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He and Millstone began amassing their Clariant stake in 2016.
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Both have been amassing casualties at a remarkable rate recently.
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But amassing customers was never going to be the hard part.
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Zuckerberg touted that Facebook's live streams were already amassing huge audiences.
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File your taxes soon so you can start amassing your fortune.
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Martin Scorsese has been amassing vintage movie posters for five decades.
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After amassing $203,000 in credit card debt, Badillo reassessed his spending.
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I would never defend the marketing tactics used in amassing it.
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Moreover, this storm front of data is amassing exponentially, not linearly.
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You feel tragedy amassing, somehow, out of ineffable wisps of feeling.
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Keller Lenkner, meanwhile, was amassing a client base of Postmates couriers.
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And Ms. Afia was discovered after amassing a following on YouTube.
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The organization has been amassing historical materials about Brooklyn since 1863.
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The organization has been amassing historical materials about Brooklyn since 1863.
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Jess is no slouch when it comes to amassing an online fanbase.
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The still-live post went viral, amassing hundreds of thousands of views.
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He was a savvy operator when it came to amassing church power.
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Instead of amassing it, Christians should work for their community, not themselves.
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Executives covet players' years of franchise control and brag about amassing it.
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Expect to see fans of the cult '90s movie amassing in pilgrimage.
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The pictures quickly went viral, amassing more than 40,000 shares on Facebook.
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Rivals are already amassing a significant amount of data from multiple sources.
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They (the government) are now amassing forces to begin on every front.
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He worked overtime shifts, amassing savings to send his children to college.
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After amassing this evidence, Martini obtained a warrant to search Thompson's home.
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"She was amassing her fortune—she just didn't have time," she said.
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By his 20s he was amassing awards and fans around the world.
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Riot police appeared soon after, amassing outside the terminal, clashing with demonstrators.
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Protecting your hard-won money can be much harder than amassing it.
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Has Gabriel been amassing an army of holy warriors on the side?
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Philanthropy, she added, typically comes in the wake of amassing great fortunes.
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Solomon is said to have ruled for 40 years, amassing enormous wealth.
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At most stops he has been the starter, amassing 116 career starts.
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I've been amassing a collection of children's art for a long while.
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Amassing scholarship points from a college does not constitute an offer of admission.
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There's also no guarantee that a VPN service isn't amassing your data itself.
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It debuted in second place, amassing $210 million from 24,222 North American locations.
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Amassing that much data is one thing; getting it out undetected is another.
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His response video went viral over the weekend, amassing more than 233,000 views.
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He was finished after amassing 10 points and five rebounds in 13 minutes.
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Also amassing power, and cradling giant blood-goblets while giving speeches about power.
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What looks like extra accountability is, in fact, a way of amassing power.
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Everyone on the site seems to have a strategy for amassing a following.
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Nostalgic young adults are amassing in Boston, Bellevue, Provo, Des Moines, and Chico.
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After all, little Blue is amassing quite the collection of pint-sized Gucci.
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He retired from the N.H.L. in December 21999 after amassing 20133,22013 penalty minutes.
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You can follow his adventures on Instagram, where he is quickly amassing followers.
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That number continues to grow alongside the total debt amassing into the trillions.
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Brodziansky compiled his third career double-double amassing a game-high 217 rebounds.
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Yet, Amazon hasn't succeeded in amassing the same product assortments as Home Depot.
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"The peer pressure can be intense!" she said with regard to amassing likes.
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The one area where the Knights should have excelled was amassing draft picks.
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It secured fifth place in its 16th weekend of release, amassing $4.7 million.
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The [anonymous] gentleman that started it has been amassing it for twenty years.
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While the debt you're amassing is a burden, it also belongs to you.
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That's why 54gene has been amassing DNA samples in its industrial-grade freezers.
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"I'm now amassing a shrine to the whole educational system," Mr. Raskin said.
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That's because trees grow slowly, amassing carbon in their structures as they grow.
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Just amassing resources, in other words, is no better than flipping a coin.
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Turkish tanks and troops have been amassing on the border since the weekend.
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They are admired for amassing wealth and performing superior reputational and bodily maintenance.
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For this reason, many of Facebook's biggest problems are technological problems of scale — of amassing and processing so much data — and yet Facebook argues that amassing more data is the way to improve every experience, which includes fixing its myriad problems.
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Through the quiz, Proven is amassing intimate and potentially revealing data from its customers.
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It stopped amassing conversations concerning foreign targets, but that weren't from the targets themselves.
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Ms. Spence rushed to a window and discovered firefighters were amassing on the street.
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That's when Trump bet big on Atlantic City by amassing property along the boardwalk.
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There has been no overt opposition to Mr Xi's amassing of ever-greater power.
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It looks like financing that education without amassing a lifetime of student loan debt.
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Misinformation and hate speech spread quickly on their platforms, amassing audience in the millions.
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The friend I'm staying with has a similar compulsion to amassing retro video games.
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The post quickly made its way around the Internet, amassing more than 60,000 shares.
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That feature has become wildly popular on Instagram, amassing more daily users than Snapchat.
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The video quickly made its way around the Internet, amassing more than 18,000 shares.
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ETFs are amassing assets at a clip of more than $1 billion a day.
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Jenner and her sisters have long been amassing Cartier bracelets, which start at $6,300.
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It helps, too, that Cloudyn itself has been amassing a large client list itself.
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Proprietary firms make markets for these investors, while also amassing large coin inventories themselves.
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Mr. Sayer, 21, has spent more than half a century amassing his eclectic collection.
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He had saved and saved, amassing an amount that he hadn't disclosed to anyone.
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That campaign featured O'Rourke amassing huge crowds outside a detention facility in Tornillo, Texas.
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Amassing professional power at the expense of other women isn't feminism — it's self-interest.
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And, of course, media companies publish constantly to Instagram and Twitter, amassing giant audiences.
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All the while, his buzzy email company is plugging along, amassing more interested users.
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But Xi began amassing authority, flouting unspoken conventions on power sharing within the party.
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The risk: Sunac is amassing its own large pile of debt in the process.
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Truecaller is amassing an online directory of cellphone numbers and building an identity service.
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Petke spent two seasons with the Red Bulls, amassing a 30-19-19 record.
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Rose could even benefit, amassing more minutes as he approaches free agency this summer.
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As a category, exchange traded funds have ballooned in recent years, amassing $2.6 trillion.
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They are amassing similar citywide data sets from cats, rats, mice, pigeons and cockroaches.
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Amassing karma is a game of hard-fought strategy, and I wanted to win.
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Today, "More women are creating new businesses and amassing fortunes than ever before," Forbes reports.
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And its omnipresent background snooping carries on unchecked, amassing fresh insights you also can't clear.
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Bezos has been busy reinventing retail with Amazon (AMZN) and amassing the world's largest fortune.
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List-building refers to amassing names of potential voters who a campaign wants to woo.
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A friend said Kelly has spent 10,000 euros ($12,000) a year amassing the record haul.
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Campbell's version found itself quickly spread around the internet, amassing tens of thousands of shares.
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Social media influencers are amassing enormous followings on social networks that stodgy brands can't match.
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The artist had already spent 6 years working on the series, amassing a huge following.
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A truly defensible data moat doesn't come from just amassing the largest volume of data.
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Meanwhile all producers will continue to worry about big online platforms amassing too much power.
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Donaldson went from having a relatively small channel to amassing more than 5 million subscribers.
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Thrill at the soft reflection of his orange porch light on the slowly-amassing piles!
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When it was launched, this effort was wildly successful, amassing countless visitors and media attention.
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Facebook has been amassing enormous influence over the distribution of news these past few years.
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Hizbullah and Iran are certainly amassing power in the Middle East, often in unsavoury ways.
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The video soon went viral, amassing 15 million views and tens of thousands of comments.
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Kylie definitely did that and then some ... amassing a $900 million fortune over 3 years.
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The movie also scored an opening day record for Tarantino, amassing $16.8 million on Friday.
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Amassing six months' worth of spending in a high-yield savings account is really hard.
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Navalny has accused Medvedev of amassing a global property empire through various forms of corruption.
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The campaign is already amassing a historically large war chest in preparation for the battle.
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"Your Money" turned out not to be a vehicle toward amassing money, as I expected.
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"Imagine growing up middle class or even poor and then amassing millions," Ms. Streaks said.
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Its users aren't as obsessed with going viral, amassing friends or putting on a show.
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So the trolls scampered on to their next targets, amassing more followers along the way.
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The ruling prohibits Facebook's all-or-nothing approach to amassing personal information about its users.
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The poet casts himself as an escapist reader, amassing archives to be condensed as paraphrase.
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Dany continued consolidating power, claiming Meereen and amassing an army to rival any force in Westeros.
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Kasich only won Ohio, his home state, amassing 4.3 million votes nationwide to Trump's 14 million.
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Neubauer says that it's critical to focus on knocking other people out while consistently amassing badges.
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Using a series of scientifically designed cognitive games, Hare is amassing new data on dog behavior.
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The Horned Frogs outgained the Tigers 542-65, amassing 26 first downs to the Tigers' six.
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They also have to get onto the debate stage by amassing significant support in national polling.
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All the while, he's been investing in real estate, amassing an impressive portfolio worth $125 million.
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Now, with the extremist group amassing people around its fighters, Mosul could tragically become a graveyard.
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All season, it seems, the sensates have been amassing allies in the form of other clusters.
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Do you expand your empire, amassing territory and resources, crushing your neighbors through sheer brute force?
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Bill Cassidy (R-La.) The first-term senator and physician is amassing influence on healthcare issues.
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Bringing the fictional collection to life would mean amassing realistic enough paintings — and having them framed.
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So Ka made a website where he blogged about the diet and began amassing a following.
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Both were amassing users at an amazing rate and both were an existential threat to Facebook.
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Those gadgets rely on amassing a large amount of information about users to deliver personalized information.
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Some people have spent most of their lives amassing knowledge in order to climb that ladder.
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The current agreement prevents Iran from amassing enough fuel to build a nuclear weapon until 2030.
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He's been free to continue amassing a fortune as the most-watched man in cable news.
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In 2016, tie-dye of an overtly countercultural bent started amassing a new kind of hype.
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We are amassing a file to prove that this relationship is real and not a transaction.
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Rich Americans, on the other hand, continue to thrive, amassing Gilded Age-level concentrations of wealth.
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If this situation has changed there should be no problem amassing the data to prove it.
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Most have survived in part by amassing a moderate voting record to please their moderate constituents.
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Jeff Bezos has spent millions of dollars amassing a collection of residential properties over the years.
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Clijsters defended her title the next year, amassing a 21-match winning streak at Flushing Meadows.
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Indeed, Adams's youth was largely a matter of amassing material for the late-blooming literary career.
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Michael van Gerwen has won 25 tournaments this year, amassing nearly $1.5 million in prize money.
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One of the most common traps that students can fall into is amassing credit card debt.
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Facebook has played it cool on live sports rights, but it's quietly amassing a serious lineup.
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Mr Mayer thinks that companies should find a purpose that is broader than the amassing of profits.
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Williams, 36, returned to Roland Garros this year with a bang, quickly amassing a string of victories.
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But more than 30 years after the evangelical voting bloc began amassing in the 1980s, Roe v.
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It's helped them get a huge head start on potential Democratic opponents in amassing voters' personal data.
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Unlike the aforementioned creators, most of these channels aren't amassing tens of millions of followers or views.
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The planet can't keep up with amassing carbon emissions, which might not even peak for another decade.
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Since 2002 he has gradually rented more land from rice farmers, amassing about 70 acres (28 hectares).
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Kansas State could muster no offense in the third quarter, amassing just 38 yards in 16 plays.
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The Gauntlet is one of the best options early on for amassing a small fortune in Coins.
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The first describes the amassing of "logo" America through westward expansion and the displacement of Native Americans.
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A new generation of celebrities is selling out concerts, starring in commercials, and amassing huge Instagram followings.
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HNA initially bought into Deutsche Bank in early 2017, amassing a stake of close to 10 percent.
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But the company emphasized that it is still going strong, amassing 1393 billion monthly content views globally.
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Luxe, too, is amassing some interesting data on driver behaviour that could be put to good use.
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"Part of the problem is large corporations are amassing so much power in our economy," Clinton said.
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Amazon has also discussed amassing enough live sports to have a separate sports offering, the person said.
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The others, Benioff added, are both amassing a considerable customer base and taking share away from competitors.
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Spending hours rolling them into small paper rolls after amassing them for reasons you cannot really comprehend.
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Drugmakers are looking to improve chances of success by amassing numerous experimental drugs for their NASH programs.
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The tech companies have added a new concern by amassing unprecedented volumes of information on ordinary people.
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The Cornhuskers more than doubled the offensive output of the Illini, amassing 411 yards to Illinois' 199.
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In fact, unbeknownst to its users, TWC's core business is amassing and profiting from user location data.
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After the meeting, Steele told Simpson that the Bureau had been amassing "other intelligence" about Russia's scheme.
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Clinton won by a record margin, amassing 87 percent of the vote to Mr. Trump's 10 percent.
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It is also amassing a pool of design partners who can test their product and provide feedback.
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Nor should Judge Garland be punished for amassing credentials that set him up for the Supreme Court.
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Over the past two decades, China has built the world's biggest navy, amassing 400 warships and submarines.
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The Canadiens now have 73 points in 61 games after amassing just 210 points all last season.
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After amassing a huge war chest, the reelection campaign has found itself suddenly frozen by the crisis.
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These are people who care about amassing knowledge for its own sake, and they are profoundly endearing.
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Members helped one another identify species, eventually amassing a database of more than six million labeled photos.
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Critics see a leader bent on amassing ever greater power over the state by whatever means necessary.
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After all, in amassing power and breaking troublesome norms, Trump will be doing what the Founders expected.
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In the United States, there's a whole sub-culture dedicated to amassing supplies for the end times.
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Winning Iowa doesn't put you on track, on its own, to amassing an unbeatable number of delegates.
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The cables show how Iran began amassing power in the chaotic aftermath of the 2003 American invasion.
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Hasson spent about $12,000 over three years amassing illegally obtained firearms and unregistered gun paraphernalia, prosecutors said.
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One of the biggest traps that students can fall into in college is amassing credit card debt.
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Sandro Mamukelsahvilli recorded his first career double-double, amassing a career-high 14 points and 11 rebounds.
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And they protected their autonomy by currying favor with, and amassing power in, the national Democratic Party.
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Like most social media apps, Wishbone users achieve status by amassing friends who vote with a thumb tap.
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After amassing a couple hundred of them, he decided he wanted to turn the images into oil paintings.
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With its AMP search results, Google is amassing content on its own servers and keeping readers on Google.
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Alas, the first season of Sex Education concluded after eight episodes — but not before amassing an impressive following.
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DISCLAIMER: Reader, I will be barraging you with the awesome products we've been amassing via friends and family!
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Someone creates an account for the pimple, quickly amassing more followers that Selina's cultivated in her entire career.
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In fact, scientists are still amassing data to know exactly who is most vulnerable to developing severe disease.
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The Ace Family went from nothing to amassing more than 16 million subscribers in less than three years.
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Rosneft, in which BP owns a 19.75 percent stake, has been actively amassing assets at home and abroad.
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And her tweet clearly hit a nerve, amassing nearly 3,000 mostly supportive comments in less than a day.
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Gone (or seriously dumbed down) is rushing, turtling, unit amassing, flank attacks, map exploring, and tech tree development.
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KKR last month announced it had completed raising a third private equity fund for Asia, amassing $9.3 billion.
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Instead, he said Facebook would stick to amassing digital evidence and turning it over to authorities and researchers.
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FOR THE 0.1%, building a legacy long involved amassing million-dollar artworks and bankrolling those who create them.
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The photo quickly made its way around the internet, amassing thousands of shares in just a few hours.
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Every 22018 days, the Juno spacecraft swings around the planet, taking photos and amassing large amounts of data.
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Every 53 days, the Juno spacecraft swings around the planet, taking photos and amassing large amounts of data.
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You become a leader by amassing experience, working to earn a trustworthy reputation and building a follower base.
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His batting has also been remarkably consistent, amassing at least 33 runs in 38 of his 80 innings.
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The video covers all the salient points, including characters' locations, movements, and amassing of armies and dragons, etc.
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These programs persist—and often succeed—despite mounting evidence that younger people are uninterested in amassing domestic effects.
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But Mr. Trump will not come very close to amassing a majority of Republican delegates if it does.
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Zuckerberg has long made the case that his company isn't just about amassing users and monopolizing advertising revenue.
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Europe is amassing tech talentA combination of factors is helping Europe's startup ecosystem mature and develop, Saar said.
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The Brain Observatory had the simple but ambitious goal of amassing the world's most useful collection of brains.
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At the time, they were deeply involved in the antiquities trade, amassing a collection of some 22016,000 artifacts.
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Hawley and Markey's "COPPA 2.0" would prevent tech companies from amassing personal information about teenagers without their consent.
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In amassing all those points and rebounds, Jamison had possession of the ball for something like 52 seconds.
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Even murderous dictators hell-bent on amassing nukes need a hobby, and for Kim Jong Un, it's basketball.
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Mr. Noto, 48, who joined Twitter two years ago as chief financial officer, has been amassing more responsibilities.
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The humor seems to be working, with Expensify amassing more than 176 million social impressions, according to iSpot.
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To comply with federal law, Mike Poindexter began amassing documents to turn over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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In the years since, he has been widely accused of amassing wealth at the expense of the state.
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Online petitions can take that level of communication to a larger scale by amassing signatures quickly and easily.
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In magpie fashion, she began amassing the shiny cultural oddments that would define her work as a designer.
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Players are eligible for three years of salary arbitration after amassing three years of major league service time.
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He put together a press release, amassing evidence of the show's popularity with high-school and college students.
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They are certainly different (and less obvious) than her other major passion: amassing an array of costume jewelry.
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At the time, they were deeply involved in the antiquities trade, amassing a collection of some 40,000 artifacts.
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He was accused of amassing more than $10 billion while in office and died in exile in 1989.
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In 2014, the digital project became a physical one, amassing printed books by the artists in their network.
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I should quit writing and collect these cans, perhaps amassing them inside in a shopping cart of some kind.
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Yet, when you search her name, you get more than 20 accounts, together amassing hundreds of thousands of followers.
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The predators continue to improve their craft, amassing wealth as they evolve to prey on the silent lower class.
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If you end up amassing lots of email subscribers to your public page that could also lock you in.
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Xi has been amassing titles since he took over as general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party in 2012.
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As Mr Gingrich was amassing power in Congress, a wily, ambitious Democratic governor from Arkansas was circling the ring.
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Deadly wildfires, historic droughts, and vanishing ice caps are well-predicted consequences of amassing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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Trump is already amassing good will, which is hard currency he can use as he seeks a peace agreement.
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The OIC stressed the importance of amassing support for the budget of the Palestinian government to continue its work.
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Here, the story becomes about the pixels — symbols of the citizens — amassing together to form a new formidable collective.
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The huge amounts of personal data that Google, Facebook, and Amazon are amassing is just as troubling to some.
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Little-known companies are amassing your data — like food orders and Airbnb messages — and selling the analysis to clients.
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Doing well in the first four states is as important for generating momentum as it is for amassing delegates.
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He can now claim a popular mandate for amassing even more power and eliminating the remaining centres of opposition.
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Unfortunately, CO2 is now amassing in the atmosphere at historically and geologically unprecedented rates, meaning relentless, and ongoing, warming.
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Jones' musical career lasted more than two decades, amassing more than a dozen Gold-certified records in that time.
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The concessions are aimed at assuaging EU concerns that the executive is amassing too much control over the judiciary.
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Almost an hour into the video, the students begin amassing in large numbers on the steps behind the men.
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North Korea is amassing an ever-growing pile of bitcoin, likely to fund future cyberattacks, a cybersecurity CEO said.
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Sony's "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" nabbed fourth place, amassing $18 million in its third week of release.
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Dish Network Corp, which has been amassing wireless spectrum licenses, was up 1.9 percent to $63.75 in afternoon trading.
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In other words, they're not amassing followers by going on vacations to St. Barts or Santorini every other week.
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Working alongside his parents and siblings, Mr. Cifuentes built a family drug empire, amassing great wealth and cartel connections.
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Companies like Uber and Airbnb have pushed off market debuts while amassing valuations that rival their publicly traded brethren.
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Later, working at an Upper East Side medical practice, she began treating performers and amassing word-of-mouth referrals.
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State-by-state polling beginning with Super Tuesday shows he is far from amassing a meaningful share of delegates.
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But China's rich continue amassing ever greater fortunes and want what they see as the trappings of respectable refinement.
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The problem is, they're basically being asked to replace themselves and cede power, despite a career spent amassing it.
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There are nine films nominated for best picture this year, amassing a total of 69 Oscar nominations between them.
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Within a couple of years, he was a pop superstar and had begun amassing millions of dollars and fans.
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Perhaps more important than amassing a lot of money in your 20s is establishing a savings mindset, she says.
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He played in 236 games (190 starts) in his career, amassing 955 catches for 11,841 yards with 116 touchdowns.
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They could now fund their races by amassing small contributions, rather than those from big donors and special interests.
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In its two years since launch, the young business has grown quickly, amassing a team of more than 503.
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Powell spent most of his career at the Bush-family-linked private equity Carlyle Group, amassing millions of dollars.
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After amassing quite a catalog I began seeking feedback from my friends, both in New York and back home.
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That lead to companies reacting in fear, firing people, suspending people, because they see the pitchforks amassing as a mob.
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During the quarter, KKR completed raising the biggest private equity fund ever to be launched in Asia, amassing $9.3 billion.
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While Clemson's offense had its way with Louisville, amassing 613 yards, it was the Tigers' defense that set the tone.
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Some players, however, have automated the cipher process in addition to amassing a lot of codes through plenty of playtime.
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In his 10 games with the Missions, Lucchesi put up even better numbers amassing a 1.79 ERA in 60.1 innings.
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Governors run their states like personal fiefs, amassing fortunes and grooming protégés once they have hit the two-term limit.
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As he told CNN Business in a recent interview, the platform is not focused on hard news or amassing followers.
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Clinton also continues to enjoy an even bigger advantage in amassing the 270 electoral votes necessary to win the election.
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One possibility might be growing competition from abroad, especially Chinese hardware and software companies that are amassing equally important platforms.
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Amassing a few thousand fans of freely available work is hard enough, never mind persuading some of them to pay.
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That cause might be better served by amassing influence and money with Mr Hernández's help rather than by leading protests.
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Trump offset these losses by amassing the largest margins for Republicans in decades in small-town, exurban and rural areas.
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The bank saw strong demand Friday for a three-part bond offering, amassing $10.6bn of orders for the $2.5bn deal.
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George Springer produced a big night in a losing effort for the Astros, amassing three hits, including two home runs.
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Amassing money has more to do with street-smart savvy than your ability to memorize information and excel on exams.
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On Monday, an NPR staffer's accidental Facebook post went viral, amassing more than 20,000 reactions at the time of writing.
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Since then, the business has grown rapidly, amassing close to 503 million likes on Facebook and 749,000 followers on Instagram.
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So far hyper-profitable corporations amassing cash hasn't translated into hiring more workers or paying higher wages — on the contrary.
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"Call of Duty Mobile" enjoyed a huge first week, amassing more than 100 million downloads on Android and iOS devices.
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The 34-year-old Patel has proved a formidable fundraiser, amassing over $1.2 million, almost matching Maloney's $1.6 million haul.
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E-commerce platforms, including Amazon, haven't yet succeeded in amassing the same product assortments — from lumber to outdoor grills — online.
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Iskra Lawrence, known for her unretouched lingerie and swimwear campaigns with the lingerie retailer Aerie, is amassing a large following.
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Almost an hour into the video, students are shown amassing in large numbers on the steps behind the Hebrew Israelites.
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They found that men who took parental leave used the extra year to publish their research, amassing impressive publication records.
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Amazon last year announced its own machine-learning services, and it is amassing its own large repository of corporate data.
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I might have gone on forever, amassing a fortune two dollars at a time and descending into Ahab-grade derangement.
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A pragmatist when it came to amassing power, Mr. Bush was willing to do what it took to defeat Gov.
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With that, Mr. Hernández took office, but he remained a polarizing figure accused of corruption and amassing too much power.
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Myspace grew to be a formidable force in music hosting, at one point amassing the biggest library in digital music.
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To be "firing" is to slash one's expenses to maximize saving while amassing income-generating investments sufficient to support oneself.
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Moderates are increasingly coalescing around Joe Biden in hopes of preventing Senator Bernie Sanders from amassing an insurmountable delegate lead.
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For more than two decades, they served in the same Washington, amassing voting records that have often dogged them since.
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After amassing a large fortune and divorcing Goodwin, she set out to parlay her wealth and fame into social success.
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Early winners can use their strength to beat back competition, amassing yet more strength — and ultimately hurting the public interest.
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Nadal swept through Monte Carlo, Barcelona and Madrid, amassing a 210-match win streak through the third round in Rome.
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One consequence is that such private companies can end up amassing huge amounts of highly sensitive and valuable medical information.
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Analysts expect Iran to restart its pre-JCPOA nuclear enrichment activities and recommence amassing its stockpile of highly enriched uranium.
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But he's been honing his personal style and amassing his crypto-fortune since well before Lukashenko stepped in, he says.
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Mr. Ryan was one of the biggest fund-raisers in the G.O.P., amassing $54 million for this year's midterms alone.
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She met with unions, grassroots groups, national Democrats and women's organizations, amassing a network of support across this swing district.
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He has been a partner for over two decades, amassing a small fortune litigating securities and mergers and acquisitions cases.
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The growing grievances against them, however, have one thing in common: fear that the companies are amassing too much power.
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Forget spending decades amassing piles of cash to be handed over in the twilight of life to endow some foundation.
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His eye-popping, idiosyncratic monument to Christianity was created over decades of slowly amassing layers of sand, cement and paint.
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Mr. Soares was an ardent bibliophile, amassing huge collections of books that he admittedly did not have time to read.
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And on social media, as she recounted her efforts, she began amassing a following by making intersectional activism seem accessible.
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But by amassing a community of 1.4 million members to date, Peloton benefits from social features and economies of scale.
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From sensors to semiconductors, China is amassing American know-how that can only bring it closer to gaining military superiority.
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While amassing his own collection, the music producer became a crucial connector, and an important advocate for artists of color.
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She bends and breaks the rules of photography to her will, amassing Instagram success with a flippant disregard for compositional tradition.
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Last year saw some of the big eight companies getting bigger, amassing a total of $1.3 billion in funding last year.
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The company was amassing drilling rights that would grow to more than 21 million acres, nearly the size of West Virginia.
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The legislation is titled The Stop WALMART Act, or The Stop Welfare for Any Large Monopoly Amassing Revenue from Taxpayers Act.
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He continued to record, amassing six Grammy nominations (including two in 2005) as well as two wins over his solo career.
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With the economy increasingly reliant on domestic consumption rather than exports, China is no longer amassing dollars at a rapid rate.
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I reclaimed the word fat and started blogging about personal style and plus size fashion resources, quickly amassing a significant following.
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Students created and worked on shared files for each victim, amassing basic data, new media reports, documents, videos, and sound files.
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In a curious twist, Liev Schreiber became this year's most nominated performer by amassing not one, not two, but three nominations.
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It prevents any one branch of government from amassing too much power or independence from the others branches, thereby becoming tyrannical.
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His chances of amassing an outright majority of delegates, and becoming the presumptive nominee before the convention, would be quite low.
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Fortnite's free-to-play model has attracted seasoned gamers and newcomers alike, amassing 125 million players in less than a year.
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And so they built software to scrape sites like PornHub for representative images, eventually amassing a collection of 30 million images.
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But to do that, Neutrogena will need lots of user data, which it's slowly amassing through apps like Skin360 and MaskiD.
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It is the first time Netflix, which is amassing talent the way dragons hoard jewels, has directly acquired an intellectual property.
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He's now on the run, accused of amassing a global empire with nearly $3 billion obtained illegally from government-run banks.
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But it was his zeal in amassing land by borrowing heavily that gave him his edge—and ultimately brought him down.
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It's not just about amassing data — you have to scrub it, clean it, match it and put it through sophisticated algorithms.
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In order to become an expert, I've learned that amassing knowledge in my field requires at least four hours per day.
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This class goes over Pinterest's use as an effective marketing channel via lessons on sponsored ads, amassing re-pins, and more.
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In March 2017, Agarwal began amassing a stake in Anglo American through a three-year JPMorgan mandatory convertible bond named "POEMS".
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Now the lengthier version is considered a show highlight, with each edition amassing an average of 2 million views on YouTube.
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The design of her journal is about much more than amassing an online following, however: It is integral to her productivity.
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Basaksehir climbed to the top of the league on Sunday after amassing 33 points from 16 games, one more than Galatasaray.
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He also curated wine cellars for various Russian oligarchs, amassing the nest egg needed to acquire some 40 acres in Crimea.
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He was also a deep scholar of Star Wars, amassing a legion of Jedi action figures with his brother Ted, 14.
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She spent millions amassing an eclectic collection of art that included paintings by Mark Rothko, fine jewelry and whimsical objets d'art.
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It&aposs not about amassing wealth, but rather using that wealth as a tool to cultivate long-lasting feelings of positivity.
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By 21100, many women had turned selling LuLaRoe into internet stardom, amassing thousands of Facebook group members and followers on Instagram.
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Keytruda has been amassing approvals as a standalone therapy and in combination with other drugs to treat several forms of cancers.
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He is one of many influencers capitalizing on a platform that rewards content creators monetarily for amassing views on their videos.
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"At far too many schools, students are amassing staggering educational debt in return for law degrees of dubious value," he said.
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Law enforcement officials have accused the tech titans of obstructing criminal investigations and amassing too much power over the past decade.
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Law enforcement officials have accused the tech titans of obstructing criminal investigations and amassing too much power over the past decade.
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Mr. Patel, a hotel executive, made a splash by amassing $1.2 million in a few short months — rivaling Ms. Maloney's haul.
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The chairs he is amassing in Jody's store belonged to people who just died; they are totems of snuffed-out lives.
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She gained dominion over Westworld through her own power of will — and she is amassing an army to challenge its god.
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Why it matters: Employers amassing data on their workers' movements, actions, habits and even emotions can wield sweeping power over them.
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As for me, you could say I've chosen to deal with my traumatic history of poverty by amassing wealth as armor.
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Fifty-one percent of users said they were "not very or not at all comfortable" with Facebook amassing this information about them.
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The Budweiser and Stella Artois maker's US$46bn January deal was the second-largest bond in history, amassing US$110bn in demand.
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As a visual artist, he has been amassing a reputation as a singular American outsider artist since those guys were in diapers.
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Pruitt, over the course of the last several months, seems to be trying to break some sort of record for amassing scandals.
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Twitter seemed to love the modern-day romance story: Adame's tweet quickly went viral — amassing 80,000 likes and 29,000 retweets to date.
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But during his brief tenure, Fields meticulously documented the band's rise, amassing an incredible archive of photos from the band's early days.
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It affected the industry across the board — even the president's former personal attorney, Michael Cohen, lost millions after amassing around 30 medallions.
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It learned purely by playing successive versions of itself, amassing "lifetimes" of in-game experience over the course of just two weeks.
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They were active on social media, amassing hundreds of thousands of followers and speaking out about gun safety issues around the country.
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Barrick has historically relied on acquisitions for growth, amassing billions of dollars of debt that it has been working to pay down.
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Maybe they are just running amok, ghosting people left and right and amassing emotional debt like they're on a narcissistic spending spree.
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Yes, whoever survives will have to deal with Cersei, who is sipping wine and amassing her army-for-hire in the south.
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But amassing and labeling vast amounts of data is cumbersome and slow — or even impossible, when there's just not much information available.
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In amassing all these records, the Jamaican has not merely played T220 better than the competition, he has also played it differently.
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In the same interview, he also mentions amassing thousands of explicit images, which is chilling given his other legal issue involving women.
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When gas prices were high, the Nowacoskis received enough money to send two of their three children to college without amassing debt.
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In 2013, footage of Galloway Gallego signing during Lamar's performance at Lollapalooza went viral, amassing more than 1.5 million views on YouTube.
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Weitz served in various naval squadrons, amassing more than 24,21983 hours flying time, of which 2120,51 hours were logged in jet aircraft.
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For four years, Ferguson worked the streets of Miami as a brawler, his videos amassing thousands – sometimes millions – of views on YouTube.
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Kansas State started the game playing sloppy ball, amassing five turnovers and five missed 3-point attempts before the second media timeout.
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The painting belonged to Rose's family before the war; later, Lizzie's family, amassing a fortune in California, owned it for a while.
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They ended up amassing the most comprehensive urban population dataset ever—one that traces the development of cities for over 6,000 years.
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"A campaign sticking around when you can't win a state and you're not amassing delegates — that doesn't stop Donald Trump," he said.
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These "digital natives" consumers follow very different and fragmented decision journeys and are amassing more and more power relative to the brands.
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Of 81 Facebook pages created by the Internet Research Agency, 30 targeted African-American audiences, amassing 1.2 million followers, the report finds.
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HONG KONG — President Xi Jinping is known for breaking the rules of Chinese politics, amassing more power than any leader since Mao.
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It seemed like he just went around and threatened companies all the time, but they were amassing power through the operating system.
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Rachleff deserves our thanks for amassing a wide and wild range of material, from art works to documentary photographs to gallery ephemera.
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Biden consolidated much of the party behind his candidacy and won 10 Super Tuesday contests, amassing a big delegate lead over Sanders.
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But as he began amassing supreme powers, this analysis points out, the notion that he was a liberalizing force has been extinguished.
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"It's a little '70s Ren fair," say Freireich, who took cues from the vintage pieces she's been amassing since she was 12.
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The USS Gerald R Ford, the lead ship in the class, was commissioned last year after amassing $13 billion in construction costs.
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It is giving 2,000 unemployed people a universal basic income — automatic benefits, minus the bureaucratic hassle and penalties for amassing extra income.
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As Sivan's audience grew, his parents and siblings created their own social-media identities, tagging one another across platforms and amassing followers.
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New Hampshire is key for all four frontrunners to win — not for amassing delegates, but for the much-needed momentum it bestows.
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Mr. Gianforte ran for governor in Montana last year, his first bid for office after amassing a fortune as a technology executive.
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The movie launched in most international territories this weekend, amassing $211.4 million from foreign markets for a global start of $116 million.
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Security experts recommend that tourists steer clear of protest sites and take flight if they notice a large group of people amassing.
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At the same time, Mitchell was reselling sneakers to be able to afford the collection of shoes that he was amassing himself.
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The drug has been amassing approvals as a standalone therapy and in combination with other drugs to treat several forms of cancer.
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When it was shared with his +200,000 followers on Instagram, it spread across multiple social media platforms amassing more than 12,000 'Likes.
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These are pets that are amassing impressive social media followings simply because fans can't stop staring at them and soaking in their splendor.
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Antifa positions can be hard to define, but many members support oppressed populations and protest the amassing of wealth by corporations and elites.
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Even the iconic soccer stadium, the Maracanã, has been vandalized, and had its power shut off completely after amassing a $950,000 electric bill.
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San Francisco-based Scribd started 10 years ago as a free document-sharing site, amassing 100 million monthly visitors to its document database.
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One is quite literally whether Hillary Clinton or Bernie Sanders gets closer to amassing the number of delegates necessary to win the campaign.
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The lock, it said, came from the collection of Glen Swanson, who spent decades amassing artifacts related to the Battle of Little Bighorn.
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Alright, so if you're dismantling everything and not buying anything in stores, what do you do with all of these credits you're amassing?
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Amassing 43.2 million views in 24 hours, Swift easily bested easily Psy's 2013 record of 173 million views in its first 24 hours.
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Team Kasich says no way, arguing it has time to make up ground and in any event needs to keep amassing some delegates.
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He began by amassing all possible bibliographical references for the city of Alexandria, and then moved outwards: to Egypt, the Middle East, Africa.
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Alongside that is the actual process of amassing higher level gear, which mostly revolves around completing challenges the game refers to as Milestones.
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The show didn't become a hit until several years after the production wrapped and the cast album went viral, amassing a huge audience.
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Earlier this week, the performer gave us another peek at the puffer collection she's slowly been amassing while out and about in Paris.
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North Carolina was one of the state's Mitt Romney carried while amassing 206 electoral votes in his loss to President Obama in 2012.
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Amassing a career record of 2000 wins and 13 losses with 21 knockouts, Liston was the quintessential anti-hero America loved to hate.
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Trapping carbon emissions deep within Earth's crust may be a clever way to keep warming greenhouse gases from amassing in the planet's atmosphere.
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Why it matters: FireEye was the first to discover TRITON, which startled researchers by amassing an uncommon amount of control over industrial systems.
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Not even the monetary authority has any handle on the debts the Maldives is amassing, but thinks three-fifths are owed to China.
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Fellow billionaire Paul Singer of Elliott started amassing his fund's stake last year (his fund also has a stake in Hyundai—see article).
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Both companies are amassing cash and spending aggressively to expand in the world's second-largest economy, partly by subsidizing the costs of rides.
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Hillary Clinton has secured the 2,383 delegates required to win her party's presidential nomination -- amassing both more pledged delegates and superdelegates than Sanders.
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Unlike in Nakamoto's system, maximizing your chance of winning depends on amassing disk storage space, not running more powerful—and energy-hungry—hardware.
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Kanye went from being Jay's "little" brother to amassing a level of fame that puts him in the same category as his idol.
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The tweet went mildly viral, amassing retweets in the hundreds and likes in the low thousands, but it garnered over 7,000 direct replies.
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Companies are consuming, processing, amassing and analyzing massive volumes of consumer data to help marketers advertise, personalize, predict and convert browsers into buyers.
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As a member of a secret government sleeper force, it's on you to re-take the city while amassing huge piles of loot.
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The costume jewelry magnate and his wife had spent $2168 million amassing one of the world's foremost collections of modern and contemporary art.
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Evergrande has captured investor attention after amassing $57 billion in debt, almost six times its market value, on corporate mergers and land acquisitions.
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Since Pokela posted her response on Thursday, it has gone viral, amassing over 44,000 reactions and 28,000 shares at the time of writing.
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While they've been pursuing their chicken dinners, I've been building up my Storm Shields and amassing a tidy little pile of loot instead.
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Bruins F Brad Marchand has notched just one assist in his last three games after amassing nine points in his first four. 3.
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Amazon knows this, and so it's slowly, quietly amassing selective assets that will let people engage in the more physical side of commerce.
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Murphy had peculiar, wide-ranging tastes at a time when amassing a huge, eclectic record collection indicated a compulsive, cooler-than-thou personality.
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A bipartisan pair of senators on Tuesday introduced legislation that would prevent tech companies from amassing personal information about teenagers without their consent.
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Others will probably treat it like Pokémon Go with a TSwift twist, leveling up and amassing new Taymoji as quickly as they can.
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The excitement was such that the site's servers crashed during the premiere — though the inconvenience didn't keep the marathon from amassing critical acclaim.
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Boris Johnson also reportedly said he holds evidence that Russia has been amassing nerve agents that it could use for possible assassination attempts.
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Amassing a lot of money and establishment support cannot change a basic human response in trust when you don't run openly and honestly.
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Why shouldn't Disney be judged by its potential for amassing a huge number of global subscribers and charging them a lot over time?
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With all this carbon amassing the atmosphere, the looming problem is not simply today's warming, but how much more warming is in store.
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Etienne, a sophomore, led a rushing attack that ran roughshod over Wake Forest (28923-28913, 28903-212), amassing 2112 yards on the ground.
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For the last two decades, Lipsyte has been amassing his own ragged band of devotees and obsessives seeking respite from the postmillennial malaise.
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Despite being one of the smaller-font acts on the fest's lineup, Day has been putting out music and amassing followers for years.
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And at a time when many seem hellbent on amassing "likes" and "followers," it's a lesson we need to remember for the future.
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The plan, announced late Sunday by the company's board, is meant to prevent any shareholder from amassing a controlling interest in Papa John's.
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He has jailed journalists, seized the assets of political opponents and crushed dissent while amassing complete control over the levers of Turkish power.
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When he was finally cutting the film, he started laying in this music that he'd been amassing during post and even during production.
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Through his dizzying lens, he became a celebrity for his high-altitude stunts, amassing thousands of followers on Weibo, the Chinese microblogging site.
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Pioneered by corporate lawyer Martin Lipton in the early 1980s, their use can make amassing a stake in a company much more expensive.
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Pioneered by corporate lawyer Martin Lipton in the early 1980s, their use can make amassing a stake in a company much more expensive.
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The campaign has become Ms. Greenfield's most-watched product, after airing during the 2015 Super Bowl and amassing more than 200 million views.
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Buemi pushed Mountain to continue communicating via email, rather than more secure messaging apps, amassing evidence to feed to his email-search warrant.
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But, but, but: It's not likely the bad PR Amazon is amassing for its fulfillment centers will significantly dent its profits, experts say.
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Aside from amassing a visual portfolio of sorts on Instagram, Werber honed his hallmark sculptural finesse seen throughout the headpieces he assembles today.
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Washington (CNN)The way President Donald Trump describes it, he's sending in troops to meet hordes of immigrants amassing at the southern border.
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According to the report, Snap's legal team have spent years amassing a dossier of evidence that Facebook was engaging in anti-competitive conduct.
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A renowned mystery writer, Harlan has written stacks of best sellers, amassing wealth and cultivating a grasping, desperate dependence in his avaricious family.
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The film first traces how Choudhury built his "Bikram" empire of hot yoga studios, training celebrities and amassing devotees as America's favorite yogi.
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In early July, Motherboard covered the growing irritability of Mountain View locals at the "graveyard" of Google bikes amassing in the city's Stevens Creek.
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Yet with Brexit hanging over the economy, he eschewed costly crowd-pleasers in favour of amassing what became known as his "Brexit war-chest".
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For these teenagers, a large part of social media is amassing followers, but they're only offering a curated version of themselves to the world.
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In 18 innings this season, Walker has conceded just 15 hits, three earned runs, two walks and one hit batsman while amassing 14 strikeouts.
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Robbins started touring around the country, amassing an army of volunteers who often worked 12- to 483-hour shifts to keep his shows running.
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Under the current system for choosing a Democratic nominee, candidates compete in primaries and caucuses, amassing a number "pledged delegates" tied to their performance.
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You can't just make the jump from hitting a vape pen a few times to amassing a collection of bud and making gravity bongs.
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The Syrian army has also been amassing troops near the province, while Russia has been building up its naval forces off the Syrian coast.
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PG&E filed for bankruptcy in January after amassing tens of billions of dollars in liability related to two dozen wildfires in recent years.
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They were both charged for amassing "disproportionate assets"; Jayalalithaa was briefly forced to step down—one of the occasions when OPS took her place.
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I loved making my own costumes and amassing an unholy amount of candy and counting it all up at the end of the night.
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Evergrande itself has captured investor attention after amassing $57 billion in debt, almost six times its market value, on corporate mergers and land acquisitions.
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The legislature's technology unit spotted that he was looking at weedy websites and amassing files of fragrant data and shut down his computer account.
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It also shows that in spite of amassing so many rides, there's much left to achieve before humans leave the driver's seat for good.
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In just a few years, the app has accrued millions of users, with the company behind it amassing a valuation of several billion dollars.
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It's been the most popular YouTube channel in the U.S. for 20 weeks in a row, amassing an estimated 182.2 million views last week.
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According to Gizmodo, Uber gathered this data using automated collection systems that ran non-stop, amassing millions of records, and sometimes conducted physical surveillance.
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Now, with more companies exploring their own streaming platforms, Netflix won't be able to rely on amassing such a big, cheap catalogue of content.
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"For Mr. Chaffetz, you've kicked the hornet's nest, and the army is amassing," said its CEO, Land Tawney, on a widely shared Facebook video.
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When Mr Navalny rallied participants to the March protests, he did so with a video accusing Mr Medvedev of amassing a corrupt property empire.
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They said the army was amassing elite forces to prepare for a major assault on the Military Vehicles Administration, which is besieged by rebels.
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Girl had a near 10-year run of flattering news, practically unheard of in the modern age, amassing an army of fans and admirers.
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He was accused of having links to Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar's notorious Medellin cartel and, in the process, amassing a multimillion-dollar fortune.
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The government only admitted that it was amassing these searchable databases in March 2015 and even then, insisted they did not constitute mass surveillance.
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Miguel Cabrera has hit safely in five straight and nine of his last 33 games, amassing six homers and 23 RBIs in that span.
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Battle royale games tend to start everyone out on even footing, putting an early focus in each match on amassing some kind of arsenal.
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Thompson spent years doing archival research and amassing sources, but Blood in the Water doesn't feel like she's laboring to pull it all together.
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China has worked hard to produce and sell its wares to eager European and other overseas buyers, amassing, in the process, huge trade surpluses.
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Folks had a lot of fun with the tweet which went viral, amassing more than 17,000 retweets and 66,000 likes since it was posted.
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Drone experts say, in fact, that Zipline's biggest advantage may not be in the drone itself but in the logistics knowledge that it's amassing.
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She created comedic posts on Instagram -- amassing more than 375,423 followers -- and "from then on, that's just how I battled my depression," Woo said.
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The van-life vloggers Eamon & Bec have several popular "Van Life" videos on their channel, with the two most popular amassing 3.2 million views.
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McCarthy conceded just two hits and one walk while amassing eight strikeouts and throwing 72 pitches in a 4-1 victory over the Rockies.
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He had visions of a massive dragnet: FBI agents amassing warrants on every known Facebook trafficker and rounding them up in one epic bust.
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Mr. Cruz, however, had a much better night amassing delegates than any Republican candidate outside Mr. Trump, a point that could help his case.
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As startups grow bigger and richer, amassing more power and influence outside of the Valley, a reckoning has played out in government and business.
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Hannah Lily is taking our visual love affair with food to a whole new level and amassing a ton of followers in the process.
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"Consumers may have elected to purchase just the products they need as opposed to hoarding palettes and amassing a wardrobe of lipsticks and mascaras."
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But the inherent risks of exploration mean that amassing Souls with which to level up and improve your weapons is its own, dedicated affair.
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Earlier on Thursday France's Vivendi said it had reached its initial goal of amassing a 20 percent stake in Mediaset, Italy's biggest private broadcaster.
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The United States government began amassing a reserve of ventilators more than 9603 years ago, in preparation for a future, widespread attack on Americans.
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But that was before Mr. Erdogan began amassing supreme powers, and before his brutal crackdown on dissent following an attempted coup two years ago.
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Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook are amassing an army of lobbyists as they prepare for what could be an epic fight over their futures.
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At the same time, though, Mr. Trump disliked the bad press that was amassing for Mr. Zinke, given how it reflected on him personally.
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The Buckeyes, playing in their second game without their suspended coach, Urban Meyer, piled up 579 offensive yards after amassing 721 in the opener.
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Like 23andMe — while selling us the chance to know whether we're Vikings or whatever, they're amassing these huge DNA databases that are unimaginably valuable.
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Now ballerinas tweet from the wings about their injuries and vegan muffins, amassing vast Twitter and Instagram followers, with endless selfies and self-promotion.
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Douglas Peters, a 55-year-old retired real estate developer, is an obsessive collector who had been amassing the collection since the early '80s.
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The Syrian government has mounted an aggressive air campaign in Idlib in recent weeks, amassing troops along strategic highways leading to the rebel enclave.
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Jimmy Butler also played a big role in the Heat's early success, amassing seven points, five rebounds and four assists in the first period.
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Lemieux, 230 and in his ninth N.H.L. season, had a point in 27 games during the winning streak, amassing 133 goals and 213 assists.
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An earlier Navalny video, accusing Mr. Medvedev of amassing estates, vineyards and yachts through corrupt charities and shell companies, helped inspire the March rallies.
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The Moonshot team spends months amassing a database of search terms, uploading a list of some 20,000 that will trigger an ad on Google.
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That looks a lot more like a drug trafficking organization: moving drugs around the country, amassing them in one place and distributing them elsewhere.
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The first consists of various spice blends, with new blends being developed based on the sales and customer feedback data the startup is amassing.
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By amassing big amounts of ETH, which (typically) stays outside the market for a while, every ICO is driving the price of ETH upwards.
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Democrats have tried to counter his spoiler tactics by amassing an detailed case against the President over his pressure on Ukraine for political favors.
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Regardless of the rationale, amassing wealth requires the individual to justify why it is okay for them to have money while others do not.
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Instead, they adopted a national income tax, tough antitrust enforcement, and anti-corruption measures to prevent unjust fortunes from amassing in the first place.
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It could mean he has come close to amassing enough evidence that he will soon be able to ask for an indictment against someone.
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The workers chanted and handed out leaflets on Tuesday night as its summer exhibitions opened to visitors, amassing a crowd of nearly 300 supporters.
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Martinez also again rejected the possibility of a takeover by French tycoon Vincent Bollore's Vivendi, its largest shareholder after gradually amassing a 25 percent stake.
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Steyer's net worth reached $1.6 billion this year according Forbes, a fortune he began amassing in 1986 when he launched his hedge fund Farallon Capital.
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He's a former investment banker who has spent 22018 years amassing a wealth of sports memorabilia in a 37,000-foot warehouse near downtown Los Angeles.
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While any one of those scandals might have derailed a candidate in previous elections, Trump emerged each time unscathed and amassing an ever-larger following.
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It was briefly the most downloaded free app in the Chinese App Store, amassing 5 million registered users within 10 days of its August launch.
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Netflix and Amazon are amassing big user bases by charging a low subscription—$8 to $12 a month—and investing heavily in ad-free content.
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India began amassing a strategic reserve only last year, and it has a goal of storing roughly 330 million barrels over the next several years.
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Yet whether or not he runs, by his own calculation, Cuban has already been of great service to his country — by creating and amassing wealth.
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PG&E filed for bankruptcy protection in January after amassing tens of billions of dollars in liability related to two dozen wildfires in recent years.
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The song, "Corona Virus," by Dominican Dembow singer Yofrangel 911, was posted on YouTube on Sunday night, amassing 344,700 views on Twitter by Monday afternoon.
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On Friday, the Islanders (213-19-7) pitched in defensively, amassing enough firepower to test the Devils and goaltender Cory Schneider, who made 23 saves.
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The original Wick turned out to be a slow burn in theaters, amassing $43 million domestically (and roughly the same internationally) during its theatrical run.
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The CEO and chairman of Goldman Sachs grew up in the projects of Brooklyn before earning degrees at Harvard and amassing a billion-dollar fortune.
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His career as a mining engineer made him a multimillionaire, amassing a fortune that The Atlantic Magazine estimated at about $75 million in today's dollars.
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Chief Solomon Osagie Alonge took pictures of the people of Benin City for over half a century, amassing an archive of more than 3,000 images.
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"Curatorial fandom" is a general term for the area of geek culture that emphasizes amassing as much canonical knowledge as possible, no matter how minute.
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Among the content lost was 12 years worth of music, amassing more than 50 million songs by 14 million different musical artists, Entertainment Weekly reported.
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The waiting game The majority of the Cuban migrants are amassing in Paso Canoas, a city that straddles the border between Panama and Costa Rica.
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It has become a semiconductor colossus by investing heavily in R&D, amassing an array of technical talent and accepting low returns for many years.
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President Trump might be known for amassing real estate ventures, but now he's changing his tack — at least when it comes to America's public lands.
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Hill (242-42) retired 230 successive batters between the first and fifth innings, amassing eight strikeouts in his six shutout innings of one-hit ball.
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But we also cannot blind ourselves to the critical importance of amassing big data sets for driving innovation, competitiveness, and national power in the future.
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Incisive put-down humor, he suggested, isn't just useful for amassing a podcast following; it could also be helpful to an ascendant left-wing politics.
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The Tigers had 702 yards of offense, amassing more than 600 yards for the fourth time this season and second time in as many games.
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Buffett also admitted he was wrong to think International Business Machines Corp "would do better" when he started amassing 81 million shares six years ago.
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American illusionist David Blaine has spent more than two decades stunning audiences and amassing a notable fortune with his extreme — and even unearthly — endurance feats.
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Liberal advocates did not wait for an actual vacancy to open up before amassing a war chest and research operations to oppose Trump's eventual pick.
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After amassing shares in the jeweller and backing an activist campaign, he ousted Tiffany's then-CEO in 2017 and offered the top job to Bogliolo.
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The singer/songwriter's expansive Mood Ring EP cracked the Soundcloud code earlier in 2017, amassing hundreds of thousands of plays and an instantly devoted fanbase.
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In years past, when Beyoncé was still amassing her wealth, she tended to play it safe, making music that appealed to all sorts of listeners.
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It seems reasonable to be relatively skeptical of online state or district polls; amassing a sufficiently diverse sample for a representative poll can be difficult.
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But rather than debate the plausibility — or cost — of amassing an autonomous fleet in a decade, let's consider what is possible over the short term.
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But it was among the most decorated, amassing awards and rapturous reviews and helping Amazon Studios burnish its reputation in the area of original content.
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Other telecom-adjacent news: Disney's best quarterly results in two years were overshadowed by Comcast's amassing a war chest to potentially challenge its Fox bid.
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Or that there is a library in Norway that is amassing 100 never-before-read books that no one can check out for 100 years?
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Flashpoint 1 features two group phases, with teams amassing points in both in an attempt to qualify for the eight-team, double-elimination playoff bracket.
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The Crown hasn't always been under such scrutiny in regards to its finances, amassing enormous wealth over the centuries, largely through land acquisitions and conquest.
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Here it is, briefly: The democratic socialist senator from Vermont stands the best chance of amassing the delegates to be the Democratic nominee for President.
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Atlanta got out to a fast start, amassing a 21-3 halftime lead and tacking on another touchdown before the Patriots could find their footing.
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Lest you think amassing such a following would take years, or at least weeks, Eyal referred to the example set by Jennifer Aniston last fall.
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Papa John's also enacted a poison pill provision intended to keep Schnatter from amassing more control over the company by increasing his 30 percent stake.
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In June 2014, ADM took full ownership of Toepfer after amassing an 80 percent stake and renamed the nearly century-old company as ADM Germany.
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Some would say it's similar to Trader Joe's, which has been wildly successful in amassing a loyal base of customers who shop there for exclusivity.
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Majority Whip Steve Scalise continues the long recovery from being shot at a baseball practice and would have a hard time amassing the necessary support.
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After Cynthia Rowley, Bolden worked at brands like Nicole Miller, Louis Vuitton, Chloé, Gucci and Oscar de la Renta, amassing a roster of wealthy clients.
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First, there's its full solar panel roof capable of amassing and transmitting a very small (for now) amount of power back into the vehicle's battery.
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AL.com, citing court testimony, reports Jim was investigating his wife, amassing evidence of her alleged drug habit as part of his plan to divorce her.
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The bet seems to be paying off, with Amazon's ad amassing more than 6,400 social mentions across Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Reddit, according to Brandwatch.
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The song, "Danger Chamar," propelled Mahi into the limelight when it went viral on social media in 2017, amassing over 6543 million views on YouTube.
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After amassing the testimony and preparing for the articles of impeachment, the House could change course and introduce a resolution for censure of the President.
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The Morning Consult poll shows Biden amassing the support of 29 percent of surveyed registered voters likely to vote in a Democratic primary or caucus.
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St. Brown bounced back from a disappointing Week 24 in which he caught only one pass for 4 yards, amassing 68 yards on five catches.
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Despite amassing a following, her heart was in playing music, not sharing music, so she worked odd jobs to continue playing keyboards in metal bands.
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Some companies, such as Apple, go so far as to borrow large amounts of money domestically to finance dividend purchases, even while amassing offshore cash.
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The son of a Texas oil-field worker, Mr. Warren built a multibillion-dollar fortune amassing a 264,43.503-mile network of pipelines across the United States.
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Steyer's net worth reached $1.6 billion this year according to Forbes, a fortune he began amassing in 1986 when he launched his hedge fund Farallon Capital.
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The technique goes beyond traditional geology by amassing data about how and where minerals have formed, for instance by the cooling of lava after volcanic eruptions.
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Steyer's net worth reached $1.6 billion this year, according to Forbes, a fortune he began amassing in 1986 when he launched his hedge fund Farallon Capital.
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She is polling in low single digits in the next two nominating states, Nevada and South Carolina, where her competitors have been amassing organizations for months.
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While you're amassing an inventory of the family's meaningful personal effects you're also coming across points of interest that connect with those clues and trigger memories.
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At the time, a blogger using the pseudonym Ayla Stewart was quickly amassing Twitter followers with a unique mix of Mormon parent blogging and white nationalism.
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The company has been flying under the radar for years, while quietly amassing a large audience of both players and developers who build its virtual worlds.
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For many ordinary Iranians, Rafsanjani, born into a wealthy pistachio farming family, has been a figure of suspicion and grudging respect for amassing a vast fortune.
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Because Ponzi schemes succeed by amassing more and more new members, social channels like Telegram, Twitter, and bitcoin forums are rich recruiting grounds for their proprietors.
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Swarm, Foursquare's app to let you check into locations, today launched a new feature that makes it possible to finally spend those coins you've been amassing.
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In televised debates Mr Rouhani stood accused of amassing prime real estate in Tehran and of impeding a judicial investigation into the finances of his brother.
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But after amassing over 1 billion page views and 300 million users since launching in February, "the honesty app" has taken mainstream social feeds by storm.
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As Beijing well understands, training technologists, amassing massive high-quality data sets, and accumulating patents are key to competitive and security advantage in the 21st century.
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While the masses believe becoming wealthy is out of their control, the world class knows earning money and amassing wealth is a cause and effect relationship.
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Its gameplay, which hinges on amassing the money, clothes, and notoriety that would make you a celebrity in the Kardashians' world, was and still is addictive.
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Bessemer has since invested in each of Twilio's private funding rounds, amassing a 28.5 percent stake in the company at a cost of nearly $70 million.
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Jason Bourne is the top box office earner for the weekend, with the Matt Damon-led sequel amassing an estimated $60 million in domestic ticket sales.
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World-renowned investor Warren Buffett has long been one of the richest people in the world, amassing a fortune of almost $90 billion, according to Forbes.
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After three years on the New York amateur circuit, amassing a 5–1 record, the young welterweight felt that he was ready to take the leap.
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And those changes can influence each side's calculations about the most promising path to amassing the 270 Electoral College votes required to win the White House.
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Since Stance offers so many different materials and styles, you'll never feel like you're amassing a collection of socks that all look and feel the same.
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At the movie's very end, after amassing a following who light Gotham City ablaze, we surprisingly see Joker locked up in a pristine, white mental facility.
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Peter Ng, a former investment manager, is one of the many people in China who moved from trading Bitcoins to amassing computing power to mine them.
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Weaver threw a season-high 103 pitches in six innings while amassing five strikeouts, issuing no walks and allowing just one earned run and six hits.
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That's one appeal of the multiplayer video game "Fortnite," an unlikely cultural phenomenon that is sweeping the globe while amassing a minor fortune for its creators.
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But they channeled most of their energy into ferreting out forgotten acts and labels and amassing the detailed historical information that informed Norton's scholarly liner notes.
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Each September, after the squirrels have finished amassing their food stores, Boutin and his colleagues sample the hoards, counting the number of new and old cones.
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Between 2001 and 2010, the company bought and resold roughly 1.5 million tickets, amassing more than $423 million in profits overall, according to the FBI's indictment.
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He and his wife, Janine, have spent decades amassing a collection of hundreds of works that includes postwar masterpieces by a dozen artists and Renaissance bronzes.
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Of 81 Facebook pages created by the Internet Research Agency in the Senate's data, 30 targeted African-American audiences, amassing 1.2 million followers, the report finds.
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Long before Sansa even considers amassing an army, Lord Baelish had plotted how he could use the Knights of the Vale to fight whoever won Winterfell.
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Many of these same forces were thrumming through American politics in 503 — indeed, Trump was amassing power in the Republican Party by championing birther conspiracy theories.
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But the old Hagelin returned to form with the Capitals, amassing 11 points in 20 games to heat up just before the Stanley Cup playoffs start.
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Following the raised offer, HP had said it would implement a poison pill plan to stop investors from amassing more than 20% stake in the company.
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All hone their identification skills across species by amassing their own collections of carefully pinned and labeled insects like those that fill the society's storage rooms.
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A brutal history Between 1885 and 1908 Belgium's King Leopold II made Congo his own private colony, amassing great wealth from rubber harvested through forced labor.
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But China has now created a billionaire problem of its own, amassing scores of powerful billionaires in a country that still has millions of impoverished people.
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Ted Cruz (Texas) had reached an agreement recently that Kasich would cede Indiana to Cruz as a last-ditch effort to block Trump from amassing delegates.
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But it seems that you also go for the opposite reason, for the body: You are collecting artifacts of sound and memory, amassing your own capital.
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Since its release in June, the song seemed to strike a chord with listeners across the Middle East, amassing more than three million views on YouTube.
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Two second-period goals by Oscar Lindberg tightened the headlock on Ottawa, which unleashed its frustration by amassing 22 penalty minutes in a fight-filled third.
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But a team of academics from Stanford University's Open Policing project has spent two years amassing a trove of 130m traffic stops from 403 state police agencies.
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And as "Mad Max: Fury Road" showed last year by amassing six awards -- more than any other 2015 release -- R-rated blockbusters can get nominated, and win.
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The deal also risks the ire of billionaire investor Carl Icahn, who has been amassing a stake in Occidental to challenge its Anadarko offer, according to sources.
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That said, there are steps you can take to at least limit some of the data that developers, tech companies, websites, and advertisers are amassing on you.
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And thanks to retailers like Macy's, Nordstrom, and eBags, we are amassing quite the handbag wardrobe before the clock strikes midnight, including styles from our fave designers!
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Players were amassing astonishing yearly fight totals, and what began as a Québécois alternative for playing minor professional hockey at home had metastasized into something alarmingly robust.
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Juan Bocca: We've been amassing a bunch of tracks for a while now and we have a lot of friends making what we think is quality stuff.
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Almeida was picked up by the UFC after amassing a 17-0 record stacked with knockouts in Brazil, all over guys with no Wikipedia pages of course.
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Uber gathered information from these firms using automated collection systems that ran constantly, amassing millions of records, and sometimes conducted physical surveillance to complement its data collection.
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Over the years it's faced technical challenges—and some societal ones too—in amassing enough data to ensure its mapping service wasn't wholly reliant on licensed data.
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Amassing data in and of itself isn't a violation of antitrust laws, but data assets could be a part of review when two companies want to merge.
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Rep. Tulsi Gabbard has spent her longshot presidential bid amassing an odd coalition of lefty contrarians and pro-Trump internet celebrities looking to blow up the establishment.
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And then also by interviewing investors, hedge funds, venture capitalists to try and see how Wall Street was thinking about Amazon and the dominance it was amassing.
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Over the years, Hart has found success in the viral food space from amassing over a million YouTube subscribers to her own show on the Food Network.
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Many stars have tried the platform, with some even amassing a following, but few people have been able to make the transition away from the big screen.
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With the Chrome update the company has rubbed out yet another privacy firewall for users wanting to fight its amassing of conglomerate profiles of their online activity.
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Or has he been amassing evidence and preparing to argue that such a conspiracy did in fact take place — and that Trump himself may have been involved?
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The company won't necessarily list everything, but you can typically get at least a rough idea of what kind of information a product or service is amassing.
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As the scene unfolded, a large crowd of more than 300 people began amassing around the pool with some becoming unruly, yelling and swearing, the report says.
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Despite his polarizing views and unwillingness to concede, Bain became one of the most popular and prolific critics in gaming, amassing over 2 million subscribers on YouTube.
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Amassing the 60 votes needed to overcome that hurdle requires acquiescence by at least eight Senate Democrats — and more if some Republican senators refuse to go along.
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In the study, which hasn't been peer-reviewed, the researchers scraped 4chan between June and September, amassing a corpus of eight million posts and over 200,000 threads.
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Even marginal growth could squeeze speculators who have been amassing large short positions in the euro, worth a net $14.8 billion in the week to April 23.
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The Terrus museum in Elne, France, has spent the past two decades amassing a collection of what curators thought were the works of Terrus, a local painter.
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By amassing and coaching an army of doctors, through CrossFit's 25,103 affiliates around the world, he envisions nothing short of a global disruption of the health space.
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Almost a century later, Scripps would begin to invest in TV as the future of media, eventually amassing 33 local broadcast affiliates that it continues to operate.
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This show at Baby's is the first he's played since amassing millions of views online, as well as being the first sold-out show he's ever played.
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Amassing 170 co-sponsors last session, the ERA is the most comprehensive labor reform package and the most substantial update to American labor law since the 1940s.
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Instead, she served her ban and joined her husband, Vitaly Stepanov, then an antidoping official, in the risky task of amassing evidence of officially sanctioned Russian doping.
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Without quite planning it, he built his career for maximum longevity, amassing one hit after another, never allowing himself a year off or a radical musical departure.
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Genetic testing companies that trace customers' ancestry are amassing huge databases of DNA information, and some are sharing access with law enforcement, drug makers and app developers.
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It also finished first in multi-platform minutes in amassing 2628 billion total minutes, a 28503 percent increase when compared with the same month in 22019. CNN.
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When the GBPD shouted out the officer's act of kindness on its Facebook page, the post blew up, amassing 11,000 likes and 1,900 shares within the day.
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After amassing more than 15 million subscribers and billions of views on her "IISuperwomanII" YouTube channel, Singh began building her career outside of the video-sharing platform.
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But before he became Trump's all-purpose fixer, Cohen made his bones amassing a trove of pricey and scarce taxi cab medallions, according to the Times' report.
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Since her dad took office, Marlon Bundo, also known as BOTUS, "Bunny of the United States," has hopped his way to Instagram fame, amassing nearly 25,000 followers.
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But Mr. Xi's blistering anticorruption campaign and amassing of power have shaken the idea that Chinese elite politics has settled into a stolid routine under collective control.
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After amassing more than $150,000 in debt to graduate in 2008, she has been unable to find a full-time, salaried job as a lawyer, she says.
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After a scoreless first quarter, the Wildcats exploded for 25 points in the second quarter, amassing 124 yards of offense while the Golden Gophers managed only 30.
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While it's already begun amassing a large advertising business — and at the very least attracting the innovation budgets of advertisers — it's only recently started building that business.
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There was real concern that the United States would be forced to launch a military strike to stop Tehran from amassing enough material for a nuclear weapon.
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Mr. Lombardy eventually left the priesthood, his son said, because he had lost faith in the Catholic Church, which he believed was too concerned with amassing wealth.
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And all have been captured in H+: Transhumanism, a photography collection, published in July, that Swiss photographer Matthieu Gafsou has been amassing for the past three years.
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The article continues: But that was before Mr. Erdogan began amassing supreme powers, and before his brutal crackdown on dissent following an attempted coup two years ago.
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The messaging service has taken advantage of the plentiful capital in private markets, amassing $1.2 billion in venture funding, half of it in the last two years.
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Media outlets including The Times and The Post are pouring resources into investigative journalism, amassing data and documents with the goal of holding those in power accountable.
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Socrates served his city as a soldier in war when called upon; Mr. Trump played the system — avoiding military service, exploiting legal loopholes and connections, amassing riches.
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Adding to the amassing heap is a two-year budget deal, signed by President Donald Trump, set to raise government spending by hundreds of billions of dollars.
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The 67-year-old luxury giant best known for its camel coats has been quietly amassing a treasure trove of historic fashion for the last four decades.
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In 2007, he opened a major development, a sprawling mix of retail and entertainment venues called Camana Bay, and began amassing a portfolio of high-end properties.
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Graham was following one of the chanciest but most potentially lucrative paths to amassing wealth: risking her time and money in pursuit of building her dream business.
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Sixteen-year-old Greta Thunberg has become one of the most high-profile environmentalists in history, amassing a large following on her quest to address climate change.
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Leading up to the primary, Shuster showed he was taking Halvorson's challenge seriously, amassing a $3 million war chest compared to about $264,000 in Halvorson's campaign coffers.
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Over the weekend, Doe posted some of the images in a Twitter thread that has since gone viral, amassing thousands of retweets and more than 50,000 likes.
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The NRCC is also running digital acquisition ads in over 20 districts aimed at amassing email lists, which can be delivered to nominees after the primary season.
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So far, more than 15 people have been arrested in connection with the investigation, which includes charges of money-laundering and amassing illegal weapons, the prosecutor said.
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The Chinese government is amassing the personal data of its people, using facial recognition software to stifle dissent and repress minorities, and exporting its surveillance technology abroad.
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In the post-Soviet era, political figures and scholars regarded that American way of amassing power through attraction as a central element of forging a modern empire.
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Residents and officials described a large number of insurgents amassing for a surprise assault that routed the government militia and the reinforcements that arrived at the scene.
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I was braving the cold for a less virtuous purpose: amassing credit on Sweatcoin, a free fitness app that awards points — "sweatcoins" — for walking or running outside.
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Ever since his fin-de-siècle bourgeois childhood in the Latvian city of Riga, Eisenstein had been drawing, amassing 5,000 works over the course of his life.
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David Koresh was one of the most well-known cult leaders of the 20th century, amassing hundreds of followers as the leader of the Branch Davidian religious sect.
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After amassing an impressive collection of nearly 1,000 different Nintendo games, consoles, accessories, and collectibles, a man from Wisconsin sold them all for $20,000 in cold, hard cash.
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Since her first self-titled album in 2006, she's been pumping out cross-genre bangers, surprising her fans across the world, and amassing a serious amount of wealth.
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Blake Wheeler is on a tear of his own, scoring five times during a four-game goal-scoring streak and amassing 133 points during a 213-game string.
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The 28 year old spent nearly a decade as a self-made kingpin of sneaker-dom, amassing 125 pairs worth tens of thousands of dollars in resale value.
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Paul Davis is the lone Democratic candidate; he has decent name recognition after an unsuccessful bid for governor in 2014 and has been amassing a sizable war chest.
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As a freshman at the University of Alabama, she had spent the past two years vlogging on YouTube about her everyday life in college, amassing over 117,2003 subscribers.
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Amassing value becomes even easier when you use multiple cards in tandem for everyday purchases, like a Sapphire Reserve card with a Chase Freedom or Freedom Unlimited card.
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With companies like Google and Amazon and Facebook amassing vast stores of human knowledge, and data about us all, AI has become an indelible part of our lives.
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Even such marginal growth could squeeze speculators who have been amassing large short positions in the euro, worth a net $14.8 billion in the week to April 23.
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Cha's death was the top trending item on the Chinese microblogging platform Weibo on Tuesday evening, with the topic amassing more than 1.3 billion views by Wednesday morning.
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But even when DeConnick was writing Danvers's storyline and amassing a following for the character, Captain Marvel's comic book sales (beyond its initial issue) were never record-breakers.
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Even such tentative growth could squeeze speculators who have been amassing large short positions in the euro, worth a net $14.8 billion in the week to April 23.
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Trump is also improving his position in some battleground states though still faces a steep uphill climb to amassing the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency.
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For the last six months, I've only been aware of them as an unseen force amassing on polling maps in places where people like me have few connections.
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Amazon has a shopping and shipping infrastructure that is becoming central to retailing, while Facebook keeps amassing greater power in that most fundamental of platforms: human social relationships.
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A YEAR AGO, most observers expected Rahm Emanuel, who was then amassing a big pile of campaign money, to win a third consecutive term as mayor of Chicago.
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But one drawback so far of creating a big bundled miner out of the Anglo assets has been amassing enough investors given a relative lack of black capital.
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That tweet went viral, amassing over 6,000-plus "likes," but it took another factor to make BDE taxonomy inescapable: the alleged mythic proportions of Ariana Grande fiancé's penis.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) recently called out Jeff Bezos for amassing more and more wealth while Amazon warehouse employees make so little that they qualify for public assistance.
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Yes, the countries falling in this category are currently amassing a cool $1.3 trillion of net assets, or, if you prefer, beefing up their net global creditor positions.
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The Puerto Rican star's new video, featuring fellow boricua reggaetoneros Wisin and Yandel, was released last week, amassing more than 13 million views on YouTube in six days.
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Where FDR had an intuitive genius for wielding power and obsessive drive for amassing it, Neustadt saw Truman as insufficiently attentive to the nuances of developing sustained power.
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The government is pushing to upgrade China's economy, and it wants state-owned companies to learn from partners like Disney while amassing a large share of the profits.
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Kobalt Capital Ltd said last November it had raised its second fund to invest in music copyright, amassing $600 million through $345 million of equity commitments plus debt.
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Described as 'Africa's fastest growing airline' in its heyday in the 1980s, Nigeria Airways was plagued by mismanagement, eventually amassing millions of dollars in debt upon its closure.
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So starting about three years ago, they began buying fixer-uppers to rent or flip, eventually amassing six, two of them waterfront, in Hampton Bays and East Quogue.
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Amassing more than 6 minutes of control time in rounds two and three, Stansbury was able to shut his opponent's offense down, and simultaneously steal the judges' favor.
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This means that even if you spent the last 10 years amassing coins and virtual items in Club Penguin you're going to have to start over again today.
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We deserve a better class of politicians who recognize the greater good and act in service of that greater good rather than in service of amassing more power.
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Already the stock had been quite volatile in 2018, thanks in part to revelations about a third-party analytics firm amassing data on Facebook users without their permission.
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For the last three months of the year, Facebook reported a record sales quarter, amassing $9.14 billion in revenue, more than the $12.54 billion Wall Street was expecting.
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He and his three children — two sons and a daughter — were accused of amassing huge amounts of money in offshore companies and of owning expensive properties in London.
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I was flabbergasted at the time that the government seemed to be hesitating to stop Google from amassing what amounted to an 80 percent share of the market.
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It also boasts the series' best kicker, in which Alice confronts Wesker from his new home in a White House barricaded to resist the undead hordes amassing outside.
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Inducted in 2017 into the Women in Toys, Licensing & Entertainment Hall of Fame, she has spent her golden years attending Barbie collectors events, doing research and amassing artifacts.
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The lawsuits filed against Guo for defamation are piling up, and Guo has claimed to be amassing a "war chest" of $150 million to cover his legal expenses.
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In 2009, Mr. Taylor curated a comprehensive exhibit on "Étant Donnés" amassing a trove of photographs and letters that shed light on Duchamp's obsessive construction of the assemblage.
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The opposition say new reinforcements from Russian special forces, Iranian-backed militias and elite Syrian army units were arriving daily and amassing in front lines in southern Idlib.
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Since 1967, the German publisher De Gruyter has been amassing a critical edition of Nietzsche's complete writings, which can be browsed on a dizzyingly comprehensive Web site, nietzschesource.
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Peloton's stock has fallen 24% since its debut last month, when storm clouds were amassing over office-sharing startup WeWork's IPO, which would be scuttled on Sept. 20193.
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Fromm completed 20 of 30 passes for 1903 yards and two touchdowns while Pickens tied a Georgia bowl record with 12 catches, amassing 175 yards and a score.
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As the Duke of Wellington confronted Napoleon at Waterloo in 1815, Mr. Rothschild worked on behalf of the crown, quietly amassing gold and silver to pay the troops.
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Sixteen other #naughtybirds were listed, though none came close to amassing quite as many questionable supporters -- the blue duck was the second-highest offender with 28 problematic ballots.
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His campaign has focused on amassing delegates in the more than a dozen primaries taking place on that date in early March, bypassing the four early nominating contests.
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It's no secret that companies, especially those born in the digital age, are amassing deep and detailed troves of information on the habits and preferences of their consumers.
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In the speech Wednesday Mr. Maduro warned that Mr. Trump and Colombia President Iván Duque were amassing military troops on the border of Colombia for a possible invasion.
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The politics of this election cycle — and, increasingly, global politics in general — seem geared toward amassing social capital and influence through the exploitation of lies that "feel" true.
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A Coast Guard officer and self-described white nationalist charged with amassing weapons and drugs also allegedly planned a domestic terror attack targeting high-profile figure such as Rep.
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When they weren't selling sporting goods or ice cream, they were in the studio or treading patches of grass and dirt at backyard shows, slowly amassing a coastal fanbase.
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Yet the practices have caused vocal outcry from privacy advocates and users concerned Facebook is amassing far too much data about their personal lives and online and offline behaviors.
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Alexandra, a dressage competitor (one of the highest forms of horse training), debuted on the Forbes 2016 list of world's richest people after amassing a fortune of $1.2 billion.
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The California native has captured the attention of Gen Z across social media platforms, amassing a total of more than 17 million followers across Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, and TikTok.
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The ranch's owner, a cattleman named Cliven Bundy, had been grazing his herd on federal lands for more than 20 years, amassing over $1 million in unpaid permit fees.
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The Spanish billionaire, on the other hand, has shied away from the media for years while amassing a personal net worth of more than $77 billion (as of Thursday).
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Brown caught the attention of music execs while amassing a staggering two million followers on Facebook — where he would release new music and foster tight relationships with his fans.
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After years of accusations that employees in China were forced to work long, grueling hours, Pegatron and Apple adopted new procedures to keep iPhone assemblers from amassing excessive overtime.
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For eight years, she's posted YouTube videos featuring gymnastics, original songs and various tutorials, amassing subscribers and building a loyal following of almost 2890 million fans, LeBlanc told CNBC.
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It's definitely something to consider if you've been hanging on to SNES cartridges for years and years, or if you're interested in amassing a fresh pile of them now.
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Plus, points to TripHobo for amassing huge content to display in a structured way, and a dynamic planning engine to input attractions, accommodations (partnered with Skyscanner), restaurants and transportation.
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A screencap of the tweet went viral, amassing more than 60,000 retweets (and Gushers apparently blocked the person in response): i really tried and died for the cause pic.twitter.
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The Romanian was loose with her groundstrokes, amassing 35 unforced errors to only nine by Kerber, who did not face a single break point in the 72-minute match.
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But all those reproductive testing products are also a means of amassing valuable genetic data troves, a resource pharmaceutical companies are increasingly interested in signing lucrative deals to mine.
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High-tech weapons and detection equipment prevented FARC from amassing large military forces in the country's remote jungles, and U.S. training improved the military's effectiveness and human rights record.
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Since then, YouTube channels with names like xMisterkinox and LonelyLilAngel have grown into extensive back catalogs for the genre, with some videos amassing as many as three million views.
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Starting in 2010, Asprey developed his Bulletproof lifestyle, switched to a ketogenic diet, and started amassing biohacking gear that helped him recover faster and exercise more in less time.
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Last year, the US the federal government reported that more than 62 million people volunteered in different facets of civic life, amassing close to eight billion hours in total.
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Desperate and "caught up in a current of repression and paranoia," Dunbar-Ortiz and her comrades began to arm themselves, training with guns and eventually amassing a small arsenal.
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The Texas businessman ran for president in 1992 and in 1996 as a third-party candidate, amassing 19 percent of the popular vote in his first White House bid.
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He also played for the Houston Rockets, the Chicago Bulls and the Los Angeles Lakers, amassing N.B.A. career totals of 6,230 points, 4,513 rebounds, 911 assists and 19833 blocks.
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What to know: The Australian great had one of the greatest runs in the history of tennis, amassing 16 grand slams in the decade, including 12 from 1960-1965.
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Zak's lawsuit was the latest to accuse companies of trying to boost profit by quietly amassing customer information, and then selling it or using it to solicit more business.
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Both are "toys-to-life" games, a category that fuses the thrill of video game interactivity with the more tangible pleasure of amassing a pile of collectible action figures.
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Blurred to the point of near anonymity, these images are poetic representations of how institutionalization forcibly removes individual identity by amassing offenders into a singular and heavily disdained mass.
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On the super-short form video side, the most notable app player of recent years — Twitter's Vine — sprouted and spread virally in 2013, amassing a sizable community of fans.
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But the company is also amassing all kinds of data about its tenants and their customer preferences in the process — data that could presumably benefit CloudKitchens in various ways.
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People seemed to take notice of my style as I started amassing a following on the app — I now have over two million users following my closet on Poshmark.
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He immediately turned professional and 21 years later has held true to his word capturing 12 world titles in five weight divisions while amassing a fortune along the way.
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Still, he had no trouble amassing a small arsenal thanks to the efforts of the National Rifle Association and its Republican allies to block such sales to suspected terrorists.
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"Losing one's driver's license simultaneously makes the burdens of life more expensive and renders the prospect of amassing the resources needed to overcome those burdens more remote," she wrote.
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Prosecutors said Guzman trafficked tons of cocaine, heroin, marijuana and methamphetamine into the United States over two decades, amassing power in Mexico through murders and wars with rival cartels.
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Tech's biggest companies are amassing an army of lobbyists to fight back against scrutiny from newly emboldened lawmakers and regulators, Cecilia Kang and Kenneth Vogel of the NYT report.
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Some Democrats are concerned that Mr. Trump will spend the next year amassing a war chest as Democrats fight among themselves in a primary now featuring nearly 20 candidates.
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In the course of amassing a history of female fighters, one American fighter in particular, consistently eluded the type of pinning down that is the foundation of scholarly pursuit.
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Arif Rahmani, a member of Parliament from Ghazni, said the government had not acted on months of repeated warnings that the Taliban were amassing around and inside the city.
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He has kept a tight lid on both his office and the evidence he was amassing in his highly sensitive investigation that has cast a cloud over Trump's presidency.
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Once-robust monopoly laws have been marginalized, Ms. Khan wrote, and consequently Amazon is amassing structural power that lets it exert increasing control over many parts of the economy.
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But what's the difference between the Chinese government stealing all that information and a data broker amassing it legally without user consent and selling it on the open market?
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Most important, we have evidence on how to reduce only a small fraction of the waste — we need to do a better job of amassing evidence about what works.
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After amassing a handful of followers during stops in Vermont and Massachusetts, the fledgling group eventually settled in the Ozarks because the land was cheap and adjacent to water.
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Etienne scored on runs of 2 and 3 yards in the third and fourth quarters as Clemson moved the ball at will, amassing 527 yards and 30 first downs.
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Moving forward, many analysts anticipate Sam's Club will focus on growing its e-commerce business, amassing a higher-quality grocery selection, marketing its private labels and finding new members.
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Last week Vivendi said it had reached its initial goal of amassing a 20 percent stake in Mediaset, Italy's biggest private broadcaster controlled by former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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Some are paying as much as $50 to attract a $1 donation, all in hopes of amassing the 130,85033 individual donors the DNC requires to make the debate stage.
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Bloomberg has staked his candidacy on amassing delegates during those Super Tuesday contests, spending hundreds of millions of dollars on campaign advertising and bypassing the first four nominating states.
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About a century ago, millions of Americans feared that members of a religious group was amassing an arsenal of weapons for a secret, preplanned takeover of the United States.
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Like Amazon, it is amassing a cache of intelligence on what customers want, and it's using that data to create content that appeals to a wide range of demographics globally.
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His registration also did not prevent him from extensive international travel — or, apparently, from amassing a trove of nude photos of seemingly underage girls at his home in New York.
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After amassing more than 57,000 signatures, the Reserve Bank of Australia responded to McLeod's call, saying future iterations of Australian currency would have tactile markings — and it kept its promise.
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Universal Whiskey Experience founder Mahesh Patel has been collecting whiskey for more than 30 years, amassing a stockpile of 5,000 plus bottles with a value he estimates at $10 million.
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And it's undoubtedly true that agencies' use of bulk collection methods means they are systematically amassing more and more data, which needs to be sifted through to identify possible targets.
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Mr. Cruz has gotten to this point by amassing an energized and growing coalition of Christian activists and anti-establishment Republicans, an extensive organization and a deep reservoir of money.
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"The lack of public discourse around data collection ethics has allowed researchers to continue amassing vast troves of biometric data from social media sources, namely Flickr and YouTube," he says.
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Creators can then instantly publish their VR game to the Pantheon platform, which is hoping to become the central hub for casual VR games by amassing a ton of titles.
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After amassing over $100 million in funding, it seems that the KFC venture is the company's first big foray into the seemingly disparate worlds of fast food and facial recognition.
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Apple has gradually built up a presence in China since 2008, amassing 41 stores in a diverse range of provinces and not just in major urban hubs Beijing and Shanghai.
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DJ Khaled's son has taken the world by storm, stealing the spotlight at award shows, amassing a large social media following and rubbing elbows with some of music's biggest stars.
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That's also a source of concern over how much influence Facebook will hold over the new currency, given the company's history of amassing power and its record of privacy controversies.
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Data is AI's jet fuel — amassing as much as possible allows tech companies to precisely target ads, or medical AI to differentiate between a benign tumor and a malignant one.
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But the real bombshell comes later in the statement when he describes the goal of amassing delegates primarily in terms of influencing the party platform rather than determining the nominee.
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The company, which is based in Louisville, Kentucky, but incorporated in Delaware, has adopted a "poison-pill" shareholder rights plan to try to prevent Schnatter from amassing a controlling stake.
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To honor Diana is to honor Ken, their marriage, and the time they spent amassing a collection that has been valued by Dobson's insurers, she claims, at close to $33,000.
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Brewing giant AB InBev launched a $46bn bond on Wednesday, the second-largest bond in history, after amassing $23bn in investor orders to help fund its acquisition of rival SABMiller.
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This means that vital sign generation is easily upgradable as it is further refined and new correlations are derived from the large amount of historical data the company is amassing.
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You don't play Erica Kane on All My Children for 41 years (with all the attendant events and Emmys ceremonies that entails) without amassing a sizable wardrobe of designer clothing.
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The Cardinals (39-35) scored their final six runs on solo shots after amassing four extra-base hits to rally from a 3-1 deficit with a four-run fifth.
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Since going live last summer, the company has grown to attract nearly 2,000 employers who offer plans using its platform and amassing more than $120 million in assets under management.
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The commission is authorized to take steps to expand access when the annual report finds it lacking, which critics contend turns the report into a tool for amassing more authority.
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These two groups combined with other caravans making their way though the Northern Triangle and Mexico will result in approximately eight to ten thousand migrants amassing along our southern border.
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On Monday, SandRidge's board of directors adopted a so-called shareholder rights plan that would block any individual or group from amassing a 10 percent stake in its common stock.
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Since 2012, Mr. Wartski has been amassing space on 44th Street, taking over spaces previously occupied by an Italian pizza place and bar, a tailor shop and a barber shop.
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After amassing billions of dollars in properties over his decade in the New York real estate market, he now finds himself frequently assisting the President in matters of foreign policy.
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The fundraising numbers are important because they provide early insight into which candidates are amassing the money necessary to power their campaigns through the long slog to the Democratic nomination.
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The veteran Rivers had an easy time of it in his last meeting with Miami, amassing 1 passing yards and three scores in a 30-14 victory on Dec. 20.
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Occidental risks the ire of billionaire activist Carl Icahn, who has been amassing a stake in the Houston-based oil producer intending to challenge its Anadarko offer, according to sources.
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If it's a free app that exists for the sole purpose of amassing a large amount of users, then chances are it has been monetized by selling data to advertisers.
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While amassing his war chest, Hinkie endured three years of ridicule and derision; he was accused of being more spreadsheet than human, of befouling the Great American Spirit of Sports.
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This compilation of clips of an unnamed Disneyland actress playing the evil queen from "Snow White" went viral on Saturday, amassing 39,000 retweets, 136,000 likes, and some 3 million views.
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But political opponents accuse Mr. Sharif of amassing vast wealth during his terms as prime minister, and the accusations after the Panama Papers surfaced dented his reputation and political standing.
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Mr. Miller, 33, has become known in that orbit for amassing frightening news articles and isolated statistics about immigration that he is aware might fuel a presidential declaration on Twitter.
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Mr. Erdogan is amassing power in a new presidential system — allowing him to exert control in nearly every aspect of public life — and has effectively sidelined those who challenge him.
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Stewart Butterfield, Slack's chief executive, has said publicly that he wants to build a giant company and that he has therefore been opportunistic about amassing a war chest of capital.
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Yet his domestic philanthropy has also overlapped with his political agenda, tying him closely to powerful progressive interest groups and amassing reservoirs of gratitude, admiration and influence across the country.
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Facebook purchased WhatsApp for $22 billion in 2014, but the company has yet to realize a major return on investment from the deal, despite amassing more than 1.5 billion users.
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Now, as tech companies bear the brunt of the scrutiny, the retail giant is amassing wealth — earning $514.4 billion in revenue, the most of any company on Earth, in 2018.
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In an effort to track corporate America's thoughts on the growing trade dispute, CNBC is amassing statements from earnings calls that involve discussion on the new taxes on foreign goods.
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The 30-year-old Swedish vlogger, whose legal name is Felix Kjellberg, rose to prominence with his commentary on gaming culture, amassing more than 100 million subscribers on the platform.
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One of the other notable things BC likes about MB ... the guy built his empire in an honest way, coming from nothing and amassing a 60-plus billion-dollar fortune.
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Yet, despite the Rockets' scorching start, the Jazz remained close, doing so by converting 9 of 10 free throws while amassing 663 points in the paint in the first period.
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As tedious as it may seem, in order to keep a glass cooktop from amassing layers of burnt-on foods or liquids, it's necessary to clean it after every use.
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The utility filed for bankruptcy protection in January after amassing tens of billions of dollars in liability for the damage caused by fires its equipment started in 2017 and 2018.
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After amassing impressive fundraising totals and surprising a Democratic primary full of more well-known politicians, Buttigieg has consistently been polling in single digits in national and early state surveys.
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Since the creation of the I.C.C., in 2002, prosecutors have faced many of the hazards and obstacles that Wiley has confronted in amassing trial-worthy evidence against Bashar al-Assad.
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They did so by closing the half with 20 unanswered points, amassing 373 yards, just 9 short of the Patriots' average allowed per game, to lead 20-7 at halftime.
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He shot a loose trilogy—"To The Wonder" (2012), "Knight Of Cups" (2015) and "Song To Song" (2017)—across overlapping schedules, with no script, amassing hundreds of hours of footage.
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Biden also failed to eclipse a handful of his opponents in fundraising for the third quarter of this year, amassing just $15.2 million in the three months ending in September.
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WASHINGTON — He has spent months inside his Park Avenue apartment glued to cable news, his legal bills growing and federal prosecutors amassing evidence against him they would use as leverage.
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NBA players are well-aware that amassing a triple-double is one of the best ways to ensure they lead the nightly sports highlights, increasing their marketability and potentially their compensation.
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The 10-year veteran retired seven successive batters between the first and third innings while amassing six strikeouts in five innings of a 4-3 win over the San Diego Padres.
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One bold prediction Dany is not going to take this well Daenerys spent six seasons amassing armies, dragons and beloved advisors so she could come to Westeros aaand...they're all gone.
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That drop raised fears across Wall Street that a nine-year bull market was ending and made it easier for big players amassing shares in a company to find willing sellers.
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In order to combat what they see as stories spun by celebrities' PR in conjunction with the homophobic media, these fandoms are constantly amassing documents and data to back themselves up.
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Horan, who just dropped a new single on May 4th called "Slow Hands," also saw great success with his debut single "This Town," amassing over 156 million Spotify streams so far.
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Cadre, which was co-founded by Joshua and Jared Kushner, also has been amassing a star cast of executives, including, most notably, Michael Fascitelli, formerly the CEO of Vornado Realty Trust.
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That's been particularly true for the Lee family, which founded the company in 1938 and has run it ever since, amassing staggering amounts of political and financial power along the way.
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A court ruling could resonate across the country at a time when police departments are increasingly amassing data and using it to drive investigations and to make enforcement and policy decisions.
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Though she attended a Christian church in her youth, Louise was drawn to other practices after her marriage, amassing a trove of Satanic books and a Ouija board, according to Flores.
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Andreas Athanasiou continues to light up the scoreboard following a benching, scoring in three consecutive games while amassing six points in that span, and has tallied in both games against Dallas.
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Keogh says that Closed Loop was amassing huge numbers of CRTs with only a token amount of outbound shipping—CRTs that were coming in sat in warehouses rather than being recycled.
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Q : I was worried about applying to grad school and amassing more debt on top of my undergraduate loans, but now I feel, like, Screw it, it's the horse's problem, right?
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Much of the criticism has been directed at PG&E, now in bankruptcy after amassing tens of billions of dollars in liability related to two dozen wildfires caused by its equipment.
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You just have to come to terms with the fact that you're not going to be repping Apple and amassing all of that valuable street cred that comes with the brand.
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Once you hit the new max level of 50, there's a significant power climb that involves amassing increasingly higher level gear until you're strong enough to take on the tough stuff.
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And that he&aposs amassing more and more power as he used that expanding into the South and the East China Sea, taking over land that Japan sees as their own.
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A report in Gizmodo earlier this week says just as much, highlighting Uber's systematic data scraping of competitors' platforms via automated collection systems that were running constantly, amassing millions of records.
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Tealium had its beginnings in amassing and ordering tags from internet traffic to help optimise marketing and so on — a business where it competes with the likes of Google and Adobe.
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Chinese propaganda outlets warned on Tuesday that protesters in Hong Kong are "asking for self-destruction," as they released a video showing military vehicles amassing near the border of the city.
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But 40 percent of millionaire retirees said amassing a seven-figure net worth was "not that big a deal" — and only 13 percent cited it as their most important financial milestone.
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Bats, which went public in a US$113m IPO earlier this year, is the largest stock exchange in Europe, amassing 23% market share in August after trading 8.1bn average daily notional.
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Mohammed Hussein Al Amoudi, 71, moved from Ethiopia to Saudi Arabia when he was 19, and began amassing his fortune from government-contracts in real estate and construction, according to Bloomberg.
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At the time, I was earning little over minimum wage and barely making ends meet—the thought of amassing thousands in medical debt with no hope of a cure seemed unfathomable.
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Reis steamrolled his opponent for the duration of the bout, landing 9 of the whopping 26 takedowns he attempted and amassing more than 6 minutes of control time as a result.
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One Facebook page, amassing 268,000 followers before being deactivated, impersonated a Muslim rights organization and implied Senator John McCain and then-candidate Hillary Clinton funded both ISIS and Al Qaeda terrorists.
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The Sentry report accused leaders on both sides of the civil war and their families of profiting from the conflict, amassing fortunes through links with bankers, arms dealers and oil companies.
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That demonstrates the race's evolution: Instead of promoting one of the other candidates, it's all about keeping Trump from amassing the 1,237 delegates he needs to win the party's nomination outright.
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Humanity breathed a collective sigh of relief today as the robot army amassing to subjugate us under its shiny metal grip revealed an all-too-familiar Achilles heel: Crippling existential dread.
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The songs are amassing huge numbers of views on YouTube — Ms. Dubey's most popular song has more than 50 million on its own — and a growing fan base among the young.
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The race between Scott and Nelson has garnered national attention in the wake of the midterm elections, with both parties amassing legal and fundraising teams to work on a likely recount.
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Kabul must support extensive training of women as advocates, mediators and negotiators prepared to participate in future talks, while amassing and amplifying voices from diverse ethnic, religious and socio-economic groups.
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Several companies are also amassing doctors who specialize in fields like emergency medicine, trying to capture a sizable share of the physicians in that field and also expanding into related areas.
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In his last start Tuesday against the Angels at Minute Maid Park, the right-hander allowed just two runs, five hits and a walk in seven innings while amassing six strikeouts.
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Planned Parenthood has leveraged its position well, amassing a formidable share of political and grassroots support that has translated into unrivaled power to set the tone of the pro-choice movement.
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State media outlets in China warned that Hong Kong demonstrators are "asking for self-destruction" as they released a video showing Chinese military vehicles amassing near the border of the city.
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Meanwhile, Republicans are amassing commanding majorities among the blue-collar, older, evangelical and non-urban whites generally most uneasy about all of those changes -- what I've termed the coalition of restoration.
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As her father's illness renders him increasingly unknowable to his daughter, Ada becomes a detective amassing the available clues, attempting to create a person out of a bundle of superficial signifiers.
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I can't say for sure that our goal of amassing wealth through rentals will pan out in the long run, but I'm glad that we're at least giving it a try.
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After amassing a fortune from her birth control and abortion services, Ann Lohman — also known as Madame Restell — was called "the Wickedest Woman in New York" by The National Police Gazette.
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She has collected endorsements and cash from major labor unions and local politicians, while amassing a war chest of big donations for over a year from real estate figures and businesses.
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Other health groups, including the World Health Organization, the British Red Cross, the World Economic Forum, and the IFRC are posting Covid-19 information to TikTok, collectively amassing millions of followers.
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Magistrate Judge James L. Cott cited "very strong evidence" suggesting that the teacher, Christian Toro, 27, was in the process of making a bomb or bombs by illegally amassing explosive materials.
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Over the next four decades, living off and on in Key West, Williams became one of America's foremost playwrights, amassing a body of work that included poems and stories as well.
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It's a real problem because atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide, the planet's most influential greenhouse gas, are now amassing at rates that are unprecedented in both the historic and geologic record.
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"It's like a savings account," explained Kristopher Karnauskas, a climate scientist at the University of Colorado Boulder, with emissions being the deposits and amassing carbon concentrations an already colossal bank account.
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Victims have until Tuesday to submit claims against Pacific Gas & Electric, which filed for bankruptcy protection in January after amassing tens of billions of dollars in liabilities from years of wildfires.
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After amassing a remarkable army of supporters and volunteers during his first run for the Presidency, Obama directed their energies toward Organizing for America, an operation focussed primarily on Presidential initiatives.
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This potential financial windfall, and all of the tag-along benefits that accrue, is why the pursuit of a business dream is the No. 1 method for amassing the most wealth.
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The creation of Alphabet was controversial in 2015, marking an unprecedented new corporate structure for Silicon Valley at a time when the tech giants were amassing huge power and consolidating industries.
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Sigourney Rose is the last surviving child of an islander family that succeeded against all odds in amassing wealth and power among the Fjern aristocracy — and, consequently, were massacred by them.
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Anderson accounted for 237 rushing yards in the first two quarters, with the rest of the team amassing just 63 yards and Duggan going 1 for 10 for 22 passing yards.
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While Warren spurns big-ticket fundraisers, Buttigieg has embraced them as a means of amassing the resources to win the nomination and take on Republican President Donald Trump in November's election.
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This started him off on a lifelong hobby, resulting in his amassing tens of thousands of sports cards by the time I met him, in 22012, when he was forty-five.
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The page's owner, who identified himself as a Wisconsin businessman but declined to be named, told VICE News that he launched nine more pro-Trump pages, amassing a combined 1,423,173 likes.
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The page's owner, who identified himself as a Wisconsin businessman but declined to be named, told VICE News that he launched nine more pro-Trump pages, amassing a combined 1,758,173 likes.
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From there, however, the dominant flyweight king got to work with his grappling, amassing almost 17 minutes of control time and threatening with three submission attempts over the final four rounds.
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After amassing a US$6bn book, the country launched a US$4.763bn long 30-year bond at 5.875%, coming inside the 6.125% yield it achieved on a 22026-year bond in March.
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And they also plan to needle Pai for proceeding with his repeal despite amassing a record-breaking 21 million comments from the public — some of which, critics contend, came from fraudulent sources.
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Alfred Lin, a partner at the venture capital firm Sequoia Capital, which has invested in DoorDash and Instacart, said the start-ups are also amassing a very valuable asset: consumers' purchasing data.
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Beyond the advantage Trump has of not having to spend money to compete in a larger field, he's been amassing a campaign war chest ever since moving in to the White House.
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The perpetrators hacked devices, such as webcams and home routers, amassing a botnet, or online force, that then bombarded a server in New Hampshire which is part of the internet-address system.
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Only a handful of tech companies in the country—those capable of amassing large amounts of anonymized data on the speeds with which internet users across the country access its services—could.
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Bosses also need to be more rigorous about acting on what they discover: there is no point in amassing information about weak performers if you only act on it in a crisis.
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Of course, for some 20-somethings, saving 10 percent to 15 percent of their income may be daunting if they are also contending with student loans and amassing a rainy day fund.
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Fisher, who missed the first three games of the season while rehabbing a knee injury, was back in full stride after amassing 26 points combined in his first three games this season.
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The company announced Monday that customers didn't hold back when it came to downloads on Telstra's cellular network, amassing a total of 1,841 terabytes of data during the free-for-all extravaganza.
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How could it be that the same person who made the cover of Forbes after amassing over $50 million on just a mobile game fell victim to a robbery of all things?
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We know from Edward Snowden that the agency has eyes nearly everywhere, amassing data in transit and developing exploits to break specific devices like the iPhone at the center of this case.
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Berkshire began amassing those stakes in 2016, surprising many investors because Buffett had viewed the sector as too competitive and capital-intensive after making an investment in USAir Group he later regretted.
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But if we really want to reduce the plastic pollution rapidly amassing in our oceans, 2019 must be the year we challenge the fossil fuel industry's plan to aggressively expand plastic production.
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And yet for all those liberal positions, they're amassing a level of concentrated power, and protecting that concentrated power through aggressive lobbying, that frankly dwarfs any of their sweet-lipped liberal positions.
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The massively popular social media app TikTok is struggling to assuage lawmakers' concerns over its ties to the Chinese government and allegations that it is amassing data on U.S. users for Beijing.
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A.J. Ouellette leads the group with 101 yards, but quarterback Nathan Rourke has rushed for 373 yards and three touchdowns and Julian Ross has also scored three times while amassing 82 yards.
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For the second time this summer, a federal judge acknowledged that oil companies are unquestionably responsible for the greenhouse gases amassing in the atmosphere, warming the planet and causing seas to rise.
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Club: LinköpingsPosition: DefenderOne thing to know: At 35 years old, Fischer has competed at two Women's EUROs, three Olympic Games, and three Women's World Cups, amassing a whopping 182 caps for Sweden.
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Did Silicon Valley, which has reaped the rewards of this system by amassing startlingly enormous piles of wealth, imagine that all this would not eventually have to be paid for by someone?
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She goes on to conquer a bunch of cities, free the people who are enslaved there, and generally stick up for the poor and the downtrodden while amassing an even greater army.
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After three years of collecting incredible images of the planet, amassing a huge following, Grant curated 200 of the best images into a gorgeous book, which goes on sale later this month.
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Added to the party's daunting advantage in the Electoral College, these states have impeded Mr. Trump's path to amassing the 270 electoral votes needed to win, limiting his ability to exploit Mrs.
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Warren's campaign has been premised for weeks on the idea that winning states outright should take a back seat to amassing delegates on the way to this summer's national convention in Milwaukee.
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He had spent four years reporting it, amassing dozens of files of what he called explosive material, only to find that his sources had gone jittery amid a government crackdown on leakers.
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After amassing 20 or so candidates, we sifted through all the possible combinations that would yield an adaptable, aesthetically-attractive grid while trying to incorporate as many theme clues as we could.
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A number of Instagram accounts in June, for example, falsely claimed that meals would be sent to Sudan for every repost or follow they received, thereby amassing tens of thousands of followers.
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If Apple and Amazon are amassing jobs in places that are not Silicon Valley, does that mean the Bay Area is losing its iron grip on that magical wealth-creating industry, tech?
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Prince Alwaleed's predicament suggests Saudi tycoons who have long been content to focus on amassing huge profits must now consider whether the government's anti-corruption drive could stop them in their tracks.
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Tom Steyer, who doesn't really have much of a chance of amassing many delegates, could show his chops if he wins enough votes from younger African American voters to undercut Biden's total.
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Mr. Verzeroli, the culinary director of the Manhattan French restaurants Shun and Le Jardinier, also happens to be an amateur photographer who began amassing art more than a decade ago in Tokyo.
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For years, New York City has been amassing an immense local database of DNA, collecting samples not just from people convicted of crimes, but from people simply arrested or questioned, including minors.
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Bevin's problems were compounded by Beshear's profile as the state's top cop with a golden last name (his father, Steve, spent eight years in the governor's mansion amassing a largely moderate record).
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As The New York Times recently reported, the streamer has been amassing a number of creators and executives as part of its counterattack strategy, including former Pixar and Disney animators, and others.
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Women are also more likely than men to stay in college even while amassing high levels of debt, said Dana M. Britton, the director of Rutgers University's Center for Women and Work.
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While the near-term value of the company's technology is in its ability to better target therapies for patients, longer term, there's value in the data set that the company is amassing.
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That means the earlier a person begins to participate in making contributions, the greater chance he or she has in amassing a substantial retirement account that may ultimately provide future financial independence.
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The Terps scored 25 points in the first two games of 2019, but then fell 20-17 at Temple and was shut out Friday night, amassing a season-low 128 total yards.
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Instead, I began to realize: maybe places like this are the problem, simply by amassing so much of the world's wealth and power that billions of people are left without virtually any.
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The result of all this is that big multinational companies have strong incentives to engage in various shenanigans aimed at amassing profits that are then held tax-free in their foreign subsidiaries.
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Initially relying on her personal collection, Rosales has spent the past four years amassing an impressive, crowdsourced digital and physical archive, donated to her by followers and admirers of her Instagram projects.
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"They didn't work there anymore and they turned me onto a buddy, and so on and so forth, and then I kind of started amassing a collection of these things," he tells Gizmodo.
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While the bank remained cautious about market rebalancing and warned about the possible correction in prices, hedge funds were amassing a record bullish position in futures and options in anticipation of a recovery.
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