Do you think they have the ability to branch out?
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But some audio firms feel the need to branch out.
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How do you decide when you want to branch out?
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When did you decide to branch out into other platforms?
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Why did you decide to branch out into that medium?
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But there are times when it pays to branch out.
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Not that Instant Pot needs to branch out just yet.
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But by then he had already begun to branch out.
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Other automakers are now starting to branch out more widely.
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Trump "kind of put the olive branch out there," he added.
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Amid costly regulatory battles, Airbnb knows it needs to branch out.
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And during Venus retrograde, you're going to want to branch out.
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Why did you want to branch out into bigger-ticket baubles?
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He is now looking to branch out by decorating women's clothes.
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Girl Scouts has helped me branch out and do the unknown.
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But when it comes to makeup, we beg you, branch out!
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It's cheaper to learn, develop, live, branch out and stay put.
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"I have to possibly branch out a little bit," he says.
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I want to branch out and look for more writing opportunities.
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If you can solve most of that, you could branch out.
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But, in an effort to branch out, Entrupy is tackling sneakers next.
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This is a great time to branch out and try something new.
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The moon in fellow fire sign Leo encourages you to branch out.
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Do you think you'll ever branch out from the "cat rap" genre?
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She had only recently started to branch out to pink and purple.
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Tsingshan is looking to branch out from stainless into the battery sector.
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But also, of course [I want to] branch out and be worldwide.
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But given the list's international scope, it made sense to branch out.
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Branch out and meet new people in a relaxed, laid-back setting.
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It prompted her to branch out to another church for a while.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you branch out.
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The Snap opportunity gives it a chance to branch out into younger audiences.
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"But I want to branch out and risk and do other things, too."
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I've been wanting to branch out in the ways I style my hair.
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This isn't the Times' only attempt to branch out into new business models.
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And you've got Apple's increasing need to branch out beyond hardware to thank.
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A deal with Zalora would see its business branch out into online commerce.
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The inner workings of the brain branch out, almost like pieces of coral.
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The California-based company is starting to branch out beyond the Snapchat app.
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Could a porn studio ever branch out to produce or distribute mainstream content?
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From there, you can definitely branch out and solve a Saturday-level puzzle.
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Branch out from there: I got the crossing 3D's TUESDAY right after that.
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Now, the company wants to branch out beyond its one and only app.
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Given the ominous signs, some lobstermen, and lobsterwomen, are trying to branch out.
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon branch out with a cryptic.
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The company hopes to branch out to larger customers in the coming year.
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Are you gonna branch out of whiskey, or you go whiskey, whiskey, whiskey?
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Mr. Wendel, 39, is a naturally inquisitive musician whose credentials branch out beyond jazz.
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Warming ocean temperatures are encouraging Australia&aposs notably reclusive gloomy octopus to branch out.
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I opened a paintball field, using the profits to branch out into selling equipment.
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From the beginning, GV's managers intended to branch out from the company's own industry.
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It's unclear whether Trump can actually create a military branch out of thin air.
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YouTube has tried to branch out into subscription services in recent months, as well.
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They don't bother to branch out unless they have some purpose in doing so.
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If you've already got a classic pair and want to branch out, go wild!
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The company plans to branch out into emerging markets in three to five years.
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It seems like West might branch out a bit from his usual military aesthetic.
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The cheerleading business, meantime, may branch out into other team activities like student band.
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He may be able to branch out even more, but he was hardly fettered.
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Already the market has had to branch out from solely including Bronx-based businesses.
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And so, we got to launch with Apple, and then continued to branch out.
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Trader Steve Grasso said the deal could help Verizon branch out into the digital space.
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Do you ever have an urge to branch out and make other kinds of music?
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Cara Delevingne has been vocal about wanting to branch out into different forms on entertainment.
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And we'll branch out and do lots of different bars with lots of different origins.
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As they branch out into extortion and local drug-dealing, they come up against mayors.
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It occurs when lightning bolts branch out and creep along the underside of stratiform clouds.
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Some companies may even view this as an opportunity to branch out into PS2 repairs.
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Bolt is also looking to branch out into another key area for Uber — food delivery.
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Young entrepreneurs need to take risks and branch out of their comfort zones, he says.
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Today, Raven and Smith Taylor are planning ways to further branch out into the community.
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The moon enters fellow fire sign Aries today, inspiring you to branch out, dear Leo.
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Now it's aiming for another year of growth and plans to branch out beyond advertising.
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It would not be difficult for ne'er do wells to branch out into other hues.
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We branch out into finding confinement that's not physical, and escapes that aren't physical either.
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He's the latest of the youngish white male stars to branch out into fine art.
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The movement also started to branch out from just talking about individual-level charitable giving.
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By 2016, demand was such that she decided to branch out into ready-to-wear.
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"The time seemed right," she says of her decision to branch out on her own.
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But the gift cards have given him the option to branch out on the menu.
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And while she did branch out — going "full-on English Tudor" in La Jolla, Calif.
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The company will branch out beyond media and into branded dispensaries under Simon&aposs direction.
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""I realized the best way to do this was to branch out on my own.
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What made you want to branch out and create your own version of Japanese cuisine?
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It appears this trend is set to continue, as the apps branch out beyond regular taxis.
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Williams also revealed that "of course" she hopes to branch out into designing kids' clothing eventually.
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Hayhoe has tried to branch out: knitting projects with patterns that display rising temperatures, for instance.
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Had the swapping that started with me begun to branch out to include the festival itself?
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With their success as importers, the brothers decided to branch out and buy their own vineyards.
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We also wanted to branch out from vodka—listen, we've all made vodka Jell-O shots.
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As always, the key is to experiment with things you like and branch out from there.
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As Cudlip sees it, Launder offered everyone the opportunity to branch out for a little while.
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The movie was another forgettable attempt to get Johnson to branch out of his WWE bubble.
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Didi isn't the only ride-hailing firm to try and branch out beyond its core business.
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When did you first start realizing you had to branch out into other platforms, and why?
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More recently, it's started to branch out into additional areas, including projectors through its Nebula brand.
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From there, branch out and try to connect as many of the entries as you can.
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FertilityIQ's next steps will be to branch out into egg donation, sperm donation, and surrogacy services.
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The Moon enters fellow fire sign Sagittarius, encouraging you to branch out and try something new.
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There were solid attempts made within those years to branch out, yet the product felt basic.
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After the first year, Welly will expand its online distribution and branch out to other retailers.
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Will Shangela make better use of her HBO and branch out to other shows — "Veep," maybe?
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The next day, the sun clashes with Jupiter, encouraging you to branch out in your career.
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Mattel (MAT) is looking to branch out into entertainment too, having inked deals with Warner Bros.
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With Brexit on his mind, the gallerist talks about the need to branch out in Europe.
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You have to wait until Episode 3 before the cast of characters begins to branch out.
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You stick with what you think is the safest option, but it's definitely time to branch out.
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Today's new moon in fellow earth sign Virgo encourages you to branch out and try new things.
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What does it mean to you to be able to branch out of the core skateboard industry?
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Unsurprisingly, phone lines are jamming up, and some senators have taken to social media to branch out.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Aquarius, inspiring you to branch out and try new things.
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Trusted Housesitters is now gearing up to branch out aggressively into the U.S., its fastest growing market.
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"I think it's really smart for YouTubers to still do YouTube, but also branch out," she said.
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"Birds don't often pose on a nice, well-lit, beautiful branch out in the open," he says.
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It recently held a festival in Central Park to branch out into events and experience-based marketing.
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That captures a good deal of crossword real estate, and then you can branch out from there.
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What we're watching: To what degree oil companies branch out into other technologies aimed at plastic recycling.
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It also helps fulfill one of the company's missions to branch out into new modes of transportation.
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The Moon is in fellow Earth sign Virgo, inspiring you to branch out and try new things.
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With solid Saturn trading friendly fire with Mercury on Tuesday, we'll get another nudge to branch out.
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It could branch out beyond the NBA to medical teams, he believes, and even to astronaut selection.
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If the company wants to branch out and start offering other financial products, it won't be awkward.
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TOGETHER JENNER AND COTY PLAN TO EXPAND THE BEAUTY BRAND GLOBALLY AND BRANCH OUT TO NEW CATEGORIES.
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Food blogger and "holistic nutritional health coach" Madeleine Shaw supported Brits' attempts to branch out at breakfast.
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The moon in fellow earth sign Taurus encourages you to branch out, travel, and learn something new.
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It's also a testament to her determination to branch out as an artist while honoring her roots.
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New York is ready for his food, but does Garces feel ready to branch out of Philadelphia?
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The Moon is in fellow water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to branch out beyond your usual routine.
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Goxip, a Hong Kong-based social shopping service, has raised $5 million to branch out into influencer marketing.
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In parts of Africa such private schemes are expanding quickly as telecommunications companies branch out into health care.
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Will the queen of body-con stick to her style, or will she branch out into unexpected territory?
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This evening, the Moon enters fellow Fires sign Aries, encouraging you to branch out beyond your usual routine.
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Second, members can only sponsor candidates in their own branch out of the 17 branches of the Academy.
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As the show returns following the #MeToo movement, it's going to branch out and tackle some heavier topics.
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And you can filter by new places, in case you're looking to branch out from your old favorites.
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They also may be more likely to negotiate creative fee structures that branch out beyond the standard amounts.
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More recently, our work on advancing employment has led us to branch out to advise and review startups.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Cancer today, encouraging you to branch out beyond your usual stomping grounds.
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The moon enters fellow water sign Cancer this afternoon, encouraging you to branch out beyond your usual routine.
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And when drug dealers decide to branch out, what they add depends somewhat on what they already peddle.
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Careers are malleable, and an ambitious executive can branch out into everything from television to politics to sports.
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I'm trying to branch out of Toronto and meet new people, just trying to grow as an artist.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Pisces this evening, encouraging you to branch out beyond your usual reach.
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Campaign finance is new to Tuna and Moskovitz, but a bitter campaign cycle inspired them to branch out.
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There have been so many animated cats and dogs over the years, and you branch out past those.
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If ever there was a good time to branch out or go off brand, this would be it.
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When Hadi moves to town and Mark does some work for him, Hadi inspires him to branch out.
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Like other fintech startups, it has been trying to branch out into other financial services, such as deposits.
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About three years ago, he said, Lee proposed the partners branch out into hiring cheap North Korean labor.
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The Moon is in fellow fire sign Sagittarius today, encouraging you to branch out beyond your usual routine.
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The winemaker is known for rosé wine, so why not keep up with the trend and branch out?
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Occasionally he'd branch out and go for a spicy topping that only the bravest of gourmands could tolerate: pepperoni.
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The moon is in fellow water sign Cancer today, Scorpio, encouraging you to branch out beyond your usual routine.
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The company has been trying to restructure its business and branch out beyond selling new and used video games.
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Those who wish to branch out from traditional perfumes can find other ways to experiment with the floral, too.
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Attempts to branch out on mobile have failed, though none very spectacularly — which is almost a failure in itself.
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Developers who want to branch out, though, have the flexibility to build their experience from the ground up, too.
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Foxconn, which is known for assembling iPhones, is apparently trying to branch out to reduce its reliance on Apple.
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The blackout dates for the Branch Out sale are November 18 to 19 and December 12 to January 4.
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There's been a welcome uptick in investors looking to branch out to overlooked and under-capitalized communities and industries.
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Thailand's largest solar company, Superblock, plans to branch out with a $1.8 billion investment into wind farms in Vietnam.
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Mattel began to run into trouble with its Intellivision once the company tried to branch out from sports games.
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She is mostly known to the YouTube community as a comedian, but this grant allowed her to branch out.
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Though the festival primarily trades in horror, it does branch out into other realms typically dismissed as "genre" fare.
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Now that she's done with Game of Thrones, Sophie Turner is eager to branch out by playing Boy George.
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However, we've arrived at a point where it feels better to branch out rather than continue making music together.
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You can match the 37-year-old model in dark gray, or branch out with a brightly-colored pair.
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ByteDance is clearly looking to branch out into other tech niches and take advantage of the cross-marketing potential.
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After that, people branch out in different directions as they further their education or pursue careers and romantic relationships.
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The MTA plans to add additional ride options and branch out to all buses and subway stops by 2021.
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Apparently, Palm also comes in flavors including barbecue, but I see no need to branch out from the original.
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You'll find it easier to reach out and make your dreams a reality and branch out into new things.
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These deals allowed the company to expand into Europe, build its exchange business and branch out into new products.
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It was part of a bigger push by Carlyle to branch out before its initial public offering in 2012.
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"It's going to probably influence how likely I am to branch out," Ms. Rowen said about the recent attacks.
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You're ready to branch out, but there will be frustration today around what that branching out will look like.
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This is obviously not the first time Atlassian is using Jira to branch out from its core developer audience.
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Aquarius is the sign of innovation, and you're certainly ready to branch out and make changes in your life.
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Stick with "yours," or branch out and rock all 12, depending on what you need at any given moment.
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Should the Disney villains line prove successful, it's likely the company will branch out to other properties for inspiration.
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THEATER REVIEW An underwhelming official lineup led many festivalgoers to branch out into the less well-known complimentary program.
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When he couldn't get D.E. Shaw on board with the idea, he decided to branch out on his own.
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The Roses branch out of their boxes and eventually embrace the weirdness of their new town and its residents.
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It's also to support those travelers to branch out of their comfort zones and feel empowered exploring the world.
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You're in the mood to branch out beyond your usual routine, thanks to the Moon being in adventurous Sagittarius.
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Maisie Williams is ready to branch out from Game Of Thrones, but that doesn't mean she's totally leaving Arya behind.
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Venus enters fellow Water sign Pisces, the sign of limitlessness, today, inspiring you to branch out and learn something new.
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The Los Angeles-based filmmaker had been freelancing and doing commercial work for a decade and wanted to branch out.
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Didi's latest move is "a key step" to explore the space and branch out from its flagship operations, he added.
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Registration was locked, and those interested in the platform were encouraged to branch out to any number of other instances.
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That means that the company will branch out into regular deal-based e-commerce that Groupon is famous (infamous?) for.
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My goal this year is to make a conscious effort to branch out, to read authors I would otherwise miss.
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Do you think that podcasting remains sort of stratified in the demography for a while or does it branch out?
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They branch out at the top, leaving a small layer of air between them and the surface of the bottle.
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To get there, Atlassian has to go beyond its traditional market of developer teams and branch out into other verticals.
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Why did you want to branch out from your skincare line into fragrance with your new scent 18 Amber Wood?
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Delek Automotive imports Mazda, Ford and BMW cars to Israel and has been seeking to branch out into other sectors.
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Lyft is building its own dedicated self-driving development center in Silicon Valley to branch out on its own, however.
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Trump would branch out from real estate into numerous other businesses, from golf courses and casinos to steaks and mortgages.
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Follow these five rules, and you'll branch out and avoid duds all while navigating your wine store like a pro.
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They need to branch out to project management, task management, content creation — all sorts of things more than just collaboration.
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This week begins with an opportunity to branch out and try new things when it comes to your dating life.
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He took the role because though he does mostly comedic work on YouTube, he wanted to branch out into drama.
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Every once in awhile, mums like to branch out and do something crazy like buy a Kindle or order sushi.
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But if you've developed a bit of a wandering eye and are ready to branch out, we've got you covered.
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One year later, the UK network was founded in Manchester, and from there the collective began to steadily branch out.
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Direct-to-consumer companies are going straight to production companies as they branch out to traditional advertising, Tanya Dua reported.
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With fewer extremists to fight, the groups began to branch out, making money by using their checkpoints to extort truckers.
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I've always known that, in order to live a life I loved, I needed to branch out on my own.
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Kraft Heinz has been slower than many of its other traditional rivals to try and branch out into newer categories.
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But this season, Shiffrin, a three-time world champion in slalom, decided to branch out to the other Alpine disciplines.
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But so far, at least, Google's efforts to branch out into markets other than online services haven't borne much fruit.
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Even before the e-commerce giant announced the acquisition, pharmacies had anticipated that Amazon would branch out into delivering prescription drugs.
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Do you think if you were to grow in a significant way you would have to branch out into other products?
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With analysts anticipating a decline in Comcast's video segment, the company has laid out plans to branch out further into streaming.
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The channel, created in partnership with craft retailer Michaels, marks the company's latest efforts to branch out beyond just food programming.
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But Canonical's attempts over the past few years to branch out into phones and tablets have been a near total failure.
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Those who lack the expertise to steal a modern car, say, may branch out into other ruses, like credit-card fraud.
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In this region the pattern looks more dendritic as channels branch out numerous times as they get further from the center.
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"You have to branch out and network and know a lot of people if you want to keep the business going."
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The marks, which are technically scars, can reach up vertically or branch out like a tree or wind along your curves.
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Some awesome opportunities to branch out, expand your mind, or travel will come your way, as well as some new commitments.
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I'll always be on YouTube, I'll always have that, but I'm so excited to branch out into something different and new.
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However, given the name and focus, the site isn't likely to branch out further than a few of these one-offs.
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Salesforce's MO with new tech is always to start slowly and branch out after it gets a feel for customer requirements.
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Putin's Middle East outreach The Gulf nations, Kinninmont says, realized that when it came to allies, they needed to branch out.
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It is designed to branch out slowly from a supersafe Treasury bond investment into a more complete menu of investment options.
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Ms. Wasner now has a side project, Flock of Dimes, in which she is free to branch out at her leisure.
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Are you going to restock an existing favorite, branch out with something new, or stroll down memory lane with a classic?
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Davidsen's MO is letting his co-hosts branch out into different styles (or in this case, vocations) than they're used to.
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When Fink decided to branch out on his own, he needed a new name for his asset management operation, Schwarzman said.
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While we admire the museums in large cities like New York and Los Angeles, we also wanted to branch out more.
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"The sport is just not giving enough opportunity for those players to branch out and do what they want," Rubin said.
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Mercury, Mars, and the sun meet in Virgo on September 225, again inspiring you to branch out, explore, travel, and study.
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"I like the idea of choice, for students to have the opportunity to branch out from where they're from," she said.
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The company also changed its name to Snap from Snapchat to reflect that it intended to branch out into myriad products.
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Chick-fil-A is still popular today, but it started to branch out from just being a regional chain in 2010.
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Before he can branch out into the Jessica Simpson Pro Football Picks Hotline, he's poached by the mysterious handicapper Walter Abrams.
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With the ripples of water that branch out from the center of an ice cube, a sparkling bloom resonates with colors.
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As a matter of fractal, who'd want to flake out on a chance to branch out and capture some frozen flake-tography.
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In 2014, when they decided to branch out on their own, it was to reinvent cloud computing over the next five years.
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In the meantime, Serial Box has begun to branch out into nonfiction with serials like 1776, a collaboration with the Associated Press.
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It wants to branch out into television and has made an offer for Bonnier Broadcasting, parent of Sweden's biggest commercial channel TV4.
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After all, with so many shades in the color wheel, there's no reason why you shouldn't branch out and try something new.
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She's got another show that she's an executive producer on, so she's going right into something and she wants to branch out.
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These 20 launches could form the basis of an effort to branch out into the solar system, well beyond our current reach.
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These scars branch out across one's body like the limbs of a tree, tracing the path the electricity took as it traveled.
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The fast-casual restaurant chain, known mostly for its burritos and a limited number of other items, is starting to branch out.
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Feldman said that Gorsuch, much like Kennedy, tends to branch out on his own when it comes to cases involving individual liberties.
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After sticking to the same formula for their next few albums, the band began to branch out and experiment with their sound.
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The only difference was, in my case, I decided to be a nerd in some ways and branch out in other ways.
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Jonathan Livingston Seagull is a non-conformist who wants to perfect his flying technique, and wants to branch out into other passions.
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As the years went by, I noticed it was harder for kids to branch out and talk to people outside their race.
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So we polled our followers to see if we should branch out from our usual matte liquid lipstick — and everyone wanted gloss.
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The planet of time and hard work, Saturn, ends its retrograde, and you're wondering how you can branch out in the world.
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THEN: Miley Cyrus was still starring in her Disney Channel show, "Hannah Montana," in 2010, though she was starting to branch out.
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And its cachet has enabled the club to branch out into pet projects, like hosting parties for emerging brands and book signings.
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So I'm trying to branch out but in the most humble way possible, exploring better equipment and seeing what that gets me.
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Though sweet foods (or egg-based meals) have become synonymous with breakfast in the US, people in some countries branch out much further.
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She added that doing the movie was a way to branch out while staying true to the platform that helped launch her career.
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The decision to branch out into computers came in 20143, after he watched a "60 Minutes" report by Lesley Stahl about pirated movies.
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" Mckeen then said she accepted the offer to work with Tinder on the sponsored vlog because she's "been wanting to branch out more.
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Snap's experiment with drones underscores its intent to branch out into new products, following the release of its camera-equipped Spectacles last year.
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Honeywell has made security systems for decades now, but this year, it's starting to branch out into the upstart DIY home security market.
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One of those challengers, Revolut, recently launched its own commission-free trading feature in a bid to branch out into other financial products.
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However, things get a lot more complicated when you try to branch out and work deals in areas where that's not the case.
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This was the second time Twitch has turned to a dead public television icon to branch out from its usual game-heavy content.
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While you could go the easy route and opt for your favorite black lacy set, why not branch out in the underwear department?
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Sometimes the universe smiles upon you, and you get a few of those long entries that help you branch out in the grid.
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While we are raised in a digital age, we branch out from our local communities to different people and opinions across the globe.
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Then a few years later, when Henrikson decided to branch out into oil drilling, he took on a partner — construction contractor Doug Carlile.
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As Vitamin C, she continued to co-write many of her songs, and her success allowed her to branch out in unexpected ways.
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For now, the company sees itself as a provider of food, but in the future expects to branch out to entertainment and beyond.
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They've passed on tough lessons: branch out, speak for others, take nothing for granted, claim the obvious, listen and learn, plain old bluff.
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At the same time, Samsung is trying to branch out into areas such as automotive technology, where its chipsets could come in handy.
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Forming a new branch out of thin air would require tons of planning and bureaucratic reorganization — but that didn't matter to the president.
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How do I branch out of my followers and the people who think like me and have conversations with other kind of people?
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While many of us have our favourites, why not branch out this year and discover the other treasures our coastline has to offer.
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They tried to branch out and created physical prank products (like the ones advertised on their prank gift boxes), but the idea didn't work.
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So it hardly seems fair to put the blame on them when they decide to branch out and have a little fun amongst themselves.
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Now that the 2016 Summer Olympics are over, gold medal-winning gymnast Gabby Douglas is thinking about the future – and ready to branch out.
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Sure, it's a long shot, but maybe Blizzard will one day decide to branch out the Overwatch franchise further into a turn-based RPG.
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While Han's more combative approach may be getting her headlines, Famerz are using the discussion around gender inequality in South Korea to branch out.
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It soon tried to branch out, applying its "name your own price" concept to a wide variety of products, from groceries to home mortgages.
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Perhaps, his eye for men's fashion is why Slimane will help Céline branch out into menswear, couture, and fragrance when he joins the company.
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The latest sale, called "Branch Out" — keeping with the fall theme of its other most recent offerings — boasts some of the lowest airfare yet.
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That could reflect a unique trend in the Southwest, or suggest that clinics in general are now starting to branch out to these conditions.
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Beyond that, it's hoping to branch out into even more flat-bread varieties, which is, incidentally, how Flatev (Flatbread Evolution) got its pithy name.
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"Whenever you branch out a little bit, you're not going to get everything perfectly right the first time, and we certainly haven't," Buck said.
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However, if the company wants to continue growing at a steady clip, it will most likely want to branch out into new treatment areas.
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But, he said "it's a very diverse wage picture across the U.S." And that has created openings for some companies willing to branch out.
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According to the email, LELO was looking to branch out from pleasure and into protection with a "re-engineered condom" called the LELO HEX.
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The new moon in Taurus this weekend supports a sturdy approach to your work and finances as you branch out into a new lifestyle.
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I watched her Super Bowl thing, and hummed along to "Bad Romance," and appreciate that she's tried to branch out into country, sort of.
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"New York is the first place you go, and then you branch out to Philly or Allentown or York or Baltimore," Ms. Powell said.
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If you're willing to branch out and drop a little bit of money, you can purchase The Bachelor seasons 21-23 on Amazon Prime.
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I want to branch out into nicer skincare routines but I have a million bottles of cheap stuff that have collected over the years.
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But, he said "it's a very diverse wage picture across the U.S." And that has created openings for some companies willing to branch out.
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But with his forthcoming 7 EP, out Friday, the artist born Montero Lamar Hill can branch out from the overwhelming attention his debut received.
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I'd be surprised if it let new competitors enter its existing markets without trying to branch out with a nationwide service of its own.
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When he used Instagram to branch out, new customers across the country started buying his merchandise, including people originally from New York City and Latinos.
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Perhaps Broadcom felt it needed to branch out beyond pure chip making, and CA offered a way to do it, albeit a rather expensive one.
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Speaking on Closer Weekly podcast Classic TV, Kepnes revealed that the upcoming season of the Netflix show will branch out a bit from the book.
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You've worked with a lot of great artists, was it nerve-wracking to branch out on your own or was it a long time coming?
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I think you can definitely branch out [with a tour], but you've got to be smart about it or else you risk burning your community.
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For your playlist, branch out from Tegan and Sara (though you can always reminisce to "Call It Off") and find new queer music to adore.
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"—Gootecks "When people look back on IV they're going to remember that is was the game that allowed people to branch out and become something.
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For Cleveland Bagel, the show offered an opportunity to branch out into a retail space and possibly even into a national brand of frozen foods.
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Such patterns are useful mathematical tools for describing certain complex structures, like how blood vessels branch out, networks of brain cells, and rivers and coastlines.
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The ESA explains further:Overall, the valley system appears to branch out significantly, forming a pattern a little like tree branches stemming from a central trunk.
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He added that he would like to branch out into other types of neurological treatments, including multiple sclerosis, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and Parkinson's disease.
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On February 3, communication planet Mercury connects with lucky Jupiter, which is an especially wonderful time to branch out, share ideas, and meet new people.
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With his new line, West hopes to branch out into more technical apparel that can be worn both on the streets and on the court.
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It will touch on the Fab Five's main areas of expertise but also branch out beyond that with behind-the-scenes tidbits and personal anecdotes.
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The company was originally founded in 2012 as a lionfish exporter, but a lengthy approval process left them space to branch out into green iguanas.
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Apple's relatively small share of the streaming media player market may have encouraged the company to branch out of its walled garden, Wood's analysis suggests.
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However, it does illustrate Airbnb's willingness to branch out beyond the sharing economy and into an entirely new realm of travel and tour guide offerings.
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The company will branch out to offer a holiday tradition on demand: a whole, live Christmas tree directly to your doorstep, per the Associated Press.
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Here's what it means: Launching in the UK makes sense for Robinhood, especially given its recent struggles to branch out of its core trading business.
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The deal comes as other established media outlets attempt to branch out from their core offerings and invest in outside start-ups and new ventures.
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But he wants to branch out, he says—to writing and directing and producing, but also to more tactile arts, like the visual arts space.
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The deal, which is expected to be finalized in 2019, is the latest signal that soda companies are looking to branch out from sugary drinks.
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Third-party delivery platforms are also starting to branch out into ghost kitchens meant to serve multiple restaurants, following a similar model to Kitchen United's.
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As museums increasingly branch out into performance and film, the artist is finally reaching mainstream audiences — and perplexing one or two critics along the way.
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Does this remain a technology-centered business for a long time, or do you branch out and do verticals, and you're going to do bio ... ?
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He'd told me that one of the reasons he wanted to branch out from art is that he views that world as becoming too commodified.
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"I also want to make it look a bit glamorous to get girls maybe a bit inspired to branch out and try an engineering class."
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It was around May when Vanessa Wruble, one of the co-founders of the Women's March on Washington, felt it was time to branch out.
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However, it looks like the company is branching out — or, at least, it's licensing its name to third-party retailers to branch out for it.
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There's no limit to the number of devices Amazon's willing to embed with Alexa and the company is starting to branch out into health care.
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"I'm really excited to go out and branch out and do other things," says the star, whose latest project The Wedding Year is out now.
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It's easy to become comfortable with office neighbors — but once you know them, it's time to branch out and meet other people in the company.
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The health insurer had traditionally focused on helping states manage their Medicaid programs but, with Obamacare's launch, began to branch out into the individual market.
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We want to branch out and be as creative as we possibly can, but with respect to what's going on in the world ecologically and economically.
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Essential, the new hardware outfit from Android co-founder Andy Rubin, may branch out from phones and smart home accessories into Google Glass-like smart frames.
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All you have to do to find beloved Swedish hair products or sought-after South Korean skin care is branch out from your current shopping standbys.
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So it's somewhat strange that a studio so well known for the singular story experience would branch out into the unproven space of cooperative, online shooters.
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Roku already has some voice-command tech, and some publicly available information suggests its leveraging it to branch out into new projects with advanced audio features.
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It offered Akron Honey an opportunity to branch out into a retail space where Bright also hoped to start a new line of honey-based cosmetics.
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There are two tracks to this internal debate: whether to branch out at all, and then, if so, where to look for a red state surprise.
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Lady Edith (played by Laura Carmichael) and Lady Mary (played by Michelle Dockery) are working women while some of the servants branch out into other jobs.
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"Transmission is a key optimizer, so you're going to see all those resources continue to branch out, and it'll reduce carbon emissions significantly," he told Cramer.
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The new funding will be used to branch out into even more markets this next year, Ginkgo Bioworks co-founder and CEO Jason Kelly told TechCrunch.
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Sometimes you will hear Leave campaigners say that we are being held down by the EU and need to branch out to the fast-growing countries.
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I'd love to be able to branch out and explore different forms of media, after my books are summarily consumed and rejected by the public sphere.
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The Virginia-based company, owned by China's WH Group Ltd plans to branch out to the food services sector, he said, declining to provide further details.
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That means the company is running out of places in which to lodge ads, so it makes sense that it's looking for ways to branch out.
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So why would Nissin, the company behind Cup Noodle, want to branch out into "luxury" soups, especially if these soups are of a dubious moral nature?
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Its plan to focus on music rights that generate 8 percent to 16 percent annual returns and eventually branch out to movie, television and trademark rights.
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Leasing plots of land, the group wants to raise 100 million euros over the next two years to branch out into Germany, Belgium, France and Britain.
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Lee, who has been performing the tattoo method for about five years now, started his career doing more "basic" designs, but eventually decided to branch out.
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In addition to exploring the famous strip, visitors to Sin City can branch out to go hiking in Red Rock Canyon or visit the Hoover Dam.
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Newsletter companies tend to hit a wall when they try to branch out to other products, people with expertise in that business model told Business Insider.
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The system responsible for the appearance of silvery strands turns out to be the sympathetic nerves that branch out into each hair follicle in the skin.
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The military has a long tradition of involvement in business and it has been an open secret that some officers branch out into private business deals.
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In November, Amazon said it would branch out from its home base in Seattle with plans to create more than 25,000 jobs in two new developments.
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While Cabana is the first standalone social app to emerge from Tumblr, it's not the first time Tumblr has tried to branch out into other mobile apps.
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Being able to play another role gave me the courage to branch out more and do more rock stuff, which was not what I was known for.
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But from there, the headsets start to branch out with some going for simplicity while others have multiple audio connectors, customizable PC apps, or even RGB lights.
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During the mid 2000s, Tencent started to branch out into other areas, including search with Soso, while also licensing games such as CrossFire and Dungeon Fighter Online.
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And then with Lilium the requirements will probably branch out over into what the Lilium port will look like that you access to get into your jet.
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You may find that you want to change who you spend your time with — you may even wish to branch out and find a whole new community.
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Why it matters: Advertising Week has successfully lured top executives in marketing, but it's beginning to branch out to include executives in technology and business in 2019.
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The initial 26 participating merchants are all street food vendors, but Grab hopes to grow the number to 1,000 and branch out into other types of commerce.
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The chain is now tied directly to Prime, helping Amazon further branch out into everyday purchases as well as last-mile delivery of groceries and household goods.
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"I'm definitely starting to branch out and do different things with my time," said the actress, who has portrayed Meredith Grey since the show's premiere in 2005.
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Chuck E. Cheese has plans to add new limited-time food offers — like unicorn churros to celebrate National Unicorn Day on Tuesday — and to branch out internationally.
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Ickle's appreciation inspired Mike and Megan to branch out beyond the average cat tree even more, adding shelves, hammocks, plants and more to their array of offerings.
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Chief Financial Officer Thomas Reynaud confirmed Iliad will launch in Italy "before the summer", as part of plans to branch out from the competitive, domestic French market.
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"Rat hole" mining has been popular in India, which is typically where vertical shafts cut down into hills, and then branch out and turn into narrow tunnels.
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Between a global market hungry for those select hits and government incentives to keep productions local, there wasn't much motivation for Latin American entertainment to branch out.
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It's no secret that the OpenStack Foundation has been looking to branch out beyond its eponymous cloud infrastructure project, which, until now, was always its sole focus.
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WeWork has raised more than a billion dollars from Fidelity and other investment banks, part of which it plans to use to branch out into co-living.
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For me, because I've been such a YouTube lover since day one, I want to continue doing YouTube but also branch out and do other things simultaneously.
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Shiffrin is about to branch out from the safer, slower, meticulous world of slalom to tackle the daredevil, treacherous, high-speed races of downhill and super-G.
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For Greenyard, an acquisitive company that started out as a mushroom grower in the 1980s, the deal would allow it to branch out into the U.S. market.
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"I would love to see the fishing industry at least branch out from the industrialization that's been going on into more artisanal, boutique types of suppliers," Haatuft said.
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We're just starting to see women branch out and realise there are so many more jobs they can do than the ones they were told about growing up.
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Star Fox 264 was a sequel the 23 original, which saw Nintendo branch out in a new direction with a sci-fi-themed rail shooter on the SNES.
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Well played.) Like hairstylist Jen Atkin (and the immensely popular Ouai hair-care brand) before her, Bonelli announced her plans to branch out with her own makeup line.
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These iconic characters and settings have allowed Nintendo to branch out from its traditional line of games, expanding into everything from apps to clothing lines to theme parks.
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Sephora has always been our go-to — when we're looking for a restock of our favorite products and when we're ready to branch out and try something new.
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I am looking to leave this field within a year or two to branch out into a field where I can make more money and have upward mobility.
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There is precious little space in their tiny abdomens for organs, so sea spider guts branch out and feed down into the entire length of the animals' legs.
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Since earlier this year, Foxconn has been talking up its desire to branch out and diversify its businesses, so that it isn't quite so reliant on the iPhone.
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Comcast is clearly trying to branch out from providing a horrible cable and home internet experience and also offer what will probably be a horrible mobile data experience.
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I'd want to see her branch out and have some fun and grow socially a little bit so the world can see that she's not a kid anymore.
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One in which they have a choice to either stay local and be relevant to their core audience or branch out and seek success and expansion further afield.
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Mashable's own Chris rankings branch out of the Big Four Chrises, while The Ringer has an ongoing intense deep-dive for those inclined toward hard-hitting scientific research.
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That gives the massive corporation a hell of an advantage over smaller breweries when it decides to branch out and, say, make something that resembles a craft beer.
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Monday puzzles have clues that are much more straightforward and it's infinitely easier to find "gimmes," or answers that you definitely know and to branch out from there.
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If you want to branch out from grilling (high heat) to slow cooking (indirect heat, or smoking), do yourself a favor and grab a set of charcoal baskets.
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That&aposs also the challenge facing the 4-year-old Morning Brew, a similarly styled newsletter for young professionals, which itself is looking to branch out beyond advertising.
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Fischer looked to branch out in the 1970s and entered the Nordic ski market — and even the tennis racket business — focused on producing lighter skis than its competitors.
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That's because last summer the team decided to branch out by building their own video dating app, reusing their core streaming tech for a consumer-focused social experiment.
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He even talked about his current assistant Mike Balado, who many expect will be the next member of the Pitino coaching tree to branch out on his own.
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And with the studio's hit TV series The Walking Dead currently reigning over small-screen horror, it made sense to branch out and try to extend its reach.
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Photo: GettyCambridge Analytica, the disgraced data firm that guided the Trump campaign's digital strategy and sparked Facebook's latest troubles, reportedly wanted to branch out into shadier business: digital currencies.
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Dutch designer Joris Laarman's aluminum "Bone Chair" (2006) features arching struts that branch out organically under the seat and across the back like dividing cells or a mutant skeleton.
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And car dealers and real estate agents need to branch out beyond their own customer lists simply because people don't buy many houses or cars in a lifetime. Effective!
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Before we knew about Coffee Cone, we didn't think we'd ever branch out on how we enjoy our morning caffeine fix, but these ice cream coffee combinations are tempting.
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They're going to need to find ways to branch out to new platforms as they emerge, as well as existing ones, and that's something that Blackstorm hopes to facilitate.
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The supermodel, 20, spoke to The Telegraph in an interview published Friday and revealed she wants to branch out into acting and dreams of winning an Oscar one day.
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But what researchers found in this latest study was hydrogen from probable small trails of ice that branch out from each pole in opposite directions, each the same distance.
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Starting with YouTube covers back in 2009, Lipa would eventually branch out into original material, land herself a record deal, and hit gold with a self-titled debut album.
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Postering isn't the main way people find out about shows anymore, and fans are more likely to branch out beyond the same smelly teardown week in and week out.
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Byard noted that students involved with Day of Silence often branch out into other forms of activism, like ongoing efforts with gay-straight alliances and other school pride clubs.
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O, is a boost for the Washington Post as it looks to branch out from its core news business against a backdrop of falling advertising revenue for traditional media.
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Deviled eggs and egg salad sandwiches are obvious choices, but Scotch eggs and Indian ande ki kari (eggs in spicy tomato sauce) are for those looking to branch out.
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Targeted advertising remains new ground for podcasts, and the announcement sets Spotify up to potentially branch out beyond its own shows and begin placing ads in other networks' content.
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Once established on Instagram, many influencers branch out with branded content, product lines, podcasts, books, and even their own online courses on how to build a social media following.
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In Ford's case, the company needed to branch out beyond its full-size pickups with a new Ranger model that could compete with G.M.'s entries in the segment.
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If you want to branch out and explore a different robot vacuum brand, you can get a $106.99 clip coupon on Amazon toward the highly rated Ecovacs Deebot N79S.
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When Amazon and Netflix spend millions to explore new media and are sure to branch out into more immersive forms do you need to immerse yourself in To The Lighthouse?
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It's a movie that represents Netflix's first real attempt to branch out not only into Hollywood blockbuster territory, but also into making a film series and potentially a cinematic universe.
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However, as the United Kingdom became better connected thanks to the rise of the railways, schools wanted to branch out from playing between houses and start to play each other.
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A few years ago, Evernote tried to branch out into selling physical objects—desk tidies, messenger bags, wallets, and the like—that would keep you organized in real life, too.
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While there's only the one mouse and mouse pad for now, it's easy to imagine that Razer could branch out its HyperFlux line to other products in its portfolio, too.
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While competition would quickly increase, companies in the state could branch out into other locales, while smaller companies might find banks more willing to offer loans to help fund expansions.
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APICORP's main business has been in the Gulf region, and particularly in Saudi Arabia, but the bank wants to branch out into other countries such as Egypt, Iraq and Algeria.
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SpoonRocket said it struggled to garner interest from the venture community, while alcohol delivery start-up Thirstie shifted more toward a mail-order service to branch out beyond urban areas.
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Go check it out, seriously—and if Solace does decide to branch out and mix it up a little on their next offering, I'm sure it'll be just as compelling.
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As you connect with people and branch out to join new communities or organizations, pay close attention to what their message really is, and whether it aligns with your values.
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Sometimes powerful brands, like Marvel or Star Wars, aren't content being comics or movie franchises, and so want to branch out of their comfort zones into other realms of entertainment.
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"So we had to branch out and look for other options and Jarrell Miller came up," said Joshua, who has a professional record of 22 wins, which includes 21 knockouts.
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The deal will increase South Africa's grip over global platinum and palladium supply and underline Sibanye Chief Executive Neal Froneman's determination to branch out of gold mining and South Africa.
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On April 19, the Sun enters Taurus, highlighting that same philosophical sector of your chart that Mercury's hanging out in and again pushing you to branch out and explore the world.
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Since Election Night, the demand for merchandise bearing that slogan has been so great that she's had to branch out from yard signs into bags, decals and acrylic tumblers for cups.
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Cavallari, 32, always wanted to get into "the mommy and baby space," but it wasn't until the success of her jewelry line, Uncommon James, that she felt emboldened to branch out.
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Now it is trying to branch out of YouTube into other digital video properties — and, like many other digital media companies, it has its eyes on traditional TV deals, as well.
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Robinhood had a little hiccup last year when it tried to branch out into personal banking with a service called Checking & Savings offering an eye-popping 3% interest rate on accounts.
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In the late 1950s, he decided to branch out on his own and borrowed about $25,000 from his in-laws to start the home-building company Kaufman & Broad with Donald Kaufman.
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If it doesn't want to branch out of its current strategy, it really only has three options to combat its high licensing costs: raise prices, get more subscribers or cut spending.
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Brewery officials say that while Sapporo tends to be the preference on occasions where Asian food is served, the challenge going forward is finding opportunities for the brand to branch out.
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It's starting to branch out not only with mainstream Mexican cuisine but also with regional Mexican cooking and neighboring countries' cuisine like Peruvian ceviche and other global food such as Jamaican.
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This latest endeavor might strike you as a little random, but ClassPass has always been a tool for people to branch out from routines and discover new things about their city.
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It's been a lot of fun to get to know everyone more personally, and musically, and branch out into areas of extreme music that I wouldn't normally think to write myself.
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" He added, "We already appeal to people in the food world, but I really wanted to reach, like, kids that are familiar with Arizona to branch out and try something different.
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I am such a complex human being and I'm only one of millions of black women, so can we branch out and stop telling the same five black women-type stories?
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At the same time, the comfort of the bigger dining room and the table service, an impossibility in the first space, have encouraged me to branch out beyond my usual favorites.
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The company wants to branch out into TV and games, while its private storehouse of tech that isn't quite ready for prime time seems to be growing at an alarming rate.
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The company specifically calls out OkCupid for figuring out a way to bring its product abroad, mainly in India, and how it's looking to further branch out in Turkey and Israel.
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In June, REEF announced its name change and plans to branch out into ghost kitchens, housed in its parking garages, that can host five or six restaurant concepts at a time.
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When the group had to branch out beyond their original client list, they ended with some wildcards, namely "Doug [Bleep]" in the movie or "we'll call him Fred" in the article.
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Unfortunately, Hocus Pocus isn't on any streaming platforms at the moment, so if you're a Netflix/Hulu purist, this may have to be the one time you have to branch out.
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And Facebook has a decidedly mixed record with new products, so there's no guarantee that a dating service will be any more successful than the company's previous efforts to branch out.
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Rogue One was an opportunity to branch out beyond the Star Wars saga as we know it, to tell stories that are more than just footnotes in the existing movie timeline.
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Start with the classic no-knead bread recipe (above), then branch out: Make everything Parker House rolls, cinnamon raisin swirl bread or any of the recipes in the collection below. cooking
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It debuted at TechCrunch Disrupt in 2011 and has grown up quite a bit since — now with the potential to branch out further into gaming and other realms like Twitch has done.
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Yeah. One of the ideas in my proposal was to find a family and branch out with each member: a mother and a father, two mothers, grandparents, a family or something interconnected.
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The company has made a lot of effort to branch out into regions outside of Silicon Valley in order to attract talent in regions that are outside the traditional Silicon Valley mold.
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The high cost of living in Silicon Valley has driven some workers to look elsewhere for jobs so companies are starting to branch out to other cities to capitalize on that migration.
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As part of efforts to branch out of diamonds, he also said his government would scale up access to technical education and set up initiatives in tourism, mining, beef and financial services.
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Atlantia's bid, worth around 15.7 billion euros on a comparable basis, would create the world's biggest toll-roads operator, helping both companies in their drive to branch out from their home markets.
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While it's nice to see Shell thinking about efficiency, I have long wondered why these oil companies don't just try to use their massive wealth to branch out into, say, battery tech.
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Although these lists were once focused on entrepreneurs, activists, and tech innovators, they now branch out to categories that are arguably more difficult to concretely quantify success in, like art and style.
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After weaker than expected e-commerce sales, it makes sense for Target to branch out its digital presence — we just hope that, if successful, its next-day delivery expands across the country.
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Not only did fans who longed for representation finally see their dream fulfilled onscreen, but Kevin Feige proved Marvel Studios could branch out from the origin stories that populated its previous phases.
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It would be a small step from there to branch out further into North Africa and to connect across the Sahara Desert initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa with initiatives on the Mediterranean.
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Curated by Aram Moshayedi and Hamza Walker, this year's exhibition features an eclectic collection of 26 artists who branch out from traditional disciplines to dance, fashion, literature, music, film, and even performance.
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As a subsidiary of Hello Sunshine, Pacific Standard will continue to make TV shows and films, but now will also branch out to include shorter-run digital content tailored for social media.
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Mobvoi first packaged that core technology into a smartphone app, and continued to branch out into other voice-enabled devices: Google Glass, smartwatches, smart home devices, and voice-controlled systems in cars.
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Future installments will branch out somewhat — Saint-Saëns, Donizetti, Bizet, Massenet and Mozart — but "Aria Code," by partnering with the Met, seems to have fallen into the company's habit of narrow programming.
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The beginning of Mr. Ashbery's 20053 poem "Grand Galop" is representative of his approach: All things seem mention of themselves And the names which stem from them branch out to other referents.
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But last month, she fell in her last giant slalom race and many in the ski racing community wondered if Shiffrin's zeal to branch out to other events had left her distracted.
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Raynaud's affects parts of the body that have a characteristic circulatory pattern: a high density of direct connections between arterioles — small vessels that branch out from arteries — and venules, or small veins.
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Tilers, organ builders, makers of wooden toys, coopers, signmakers, parquet flooring installers, interior designers, and glass refiners will have to obtain the certificate designation before they can branch out on their own.
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It turned out that the activity, suggested by a friend of Ms. Orphanos's, was a great way to acclimate to their new city, and to branch out from their familiar friend group.
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" Whiting says the sweet spot is around 10 people working for a year; if they cover enough platforms to get a sizable market, or branch out into industrial and business VR, "there's hope.
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The Complete VR Development Bundle — $34 See Details If you want to branch out of VR and absorb all aspects of gaming development, the School of Game Design is the place to start.
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On the flip side, though, the book falls short when it tries to branch out from art and cultural history to illustrate the less pleasant aspects of colors, such as racism and slavery.
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Fergusson says that it's a change he'd been pushing for some time, and it's one that really started to make sense once the studio decided to branch out onto new platforms and genres.
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Sibanye's proposed takeover offer for Stillwater will increase South Africa's grip over global platinum and palladium supply and underline chief executive Neal Froneman's determination to branch out of gold mining and South Africa.
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I feel like queer people have been pushed into nightlife as means of safety and cover as well as ritual, but we want to branch out and explore atopic cultures across the spectrum.
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Once known as a parodist street artist who riffed on Banksy tags through the goofy addition of Tom Hanks' head, the anonymous Hanksy has begun to branch out to bigger and better things.
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Known internally as "Area 120," the plan is to allow entrepreneurial Googlers and their teams to develop their ideas with Google's support and funding and potentially branch out with Google as an investor.
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The decision to branch out came about when the company paired up with Target in January on its SUGARFIX line of jewelry, with an average price point of $14.99 (versus BaubleBar's $50 average).
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How early did that begin to emerge as an intention for the game—not just to create mystery through the narrative, but to branch out and use it as a metaverse of sorts?
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Serato intends to keep making professional DJ software at the same pace it always has, but Pyro is the start of a new initiative to branch out into the consumer space as well.
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The lender is also among bidders for Mercantile Bank - a unit of the Portuguese state-owned banking group CGD - a transaction that will help the Stellenbosch-based company branch out into business banking.
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At some point, we developed customers who could buy a lot more than we could sell, and at that point, we had to branch out and search for who could supply that much.
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But recently, he decided to branch out, and for ICC brought sculptures of gas masks, aliens, and spacecraft, based on experiences he's had near Dulce, New Mexico, the site of numerous UFO sightings.
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While Life VR will feature the kind of 360-degree video pieces that have become increasingly popular online, the company hopes to branch out into all kinds of VR, including more interactive experiences.
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You probably have a favorite Bath & Body Works scent from days of yore (or now — no shame), but if you're looking to branch out, we can tell you which one you really embody.
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Unburdened by the distractions and financial restrictions of life in a big city, musicians like Pedigo have the chance to slow down, branch out, and get a little weird if they want to.
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The sun meets Mars and you want to expand your personal horizons—you've got the energy and the will to do so, so try to branch out and see new pockets of life.
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While the earliest ornaments conformed to the basic ball shape with different decorative surface treatments, by 1975, the company was beginning to branch out in the direction of molded 3D figures and shapes.
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Maezawa decided to branch out into fashion after he noticed that his Start Today employees always wore trendy clothing to work, and he figured hip apparel would also appeal to the company's customers.
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If it goes through, the cash takeover will increase South Africa's grip over global platinum and palladium supply and underline chief executive Neal Froneman's determination to branch out of gold mining and South Africa.
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WATCH: Reese Witherspoon Shares Sweet Family Photo with Sons Tennessee and Deacon on 'Spring Break' Witherspoon has a close relationship to her lookalike daughter Ava, who is starting to branch out on her own.
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The reasons to branch out into branded booze are pretty simple: the money is good, and the opportunity to extend your brand to segments of the population outside of your fan base is better.
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Indeed, if Entwistle has his way, the U.S. firm will modernize its business accordingly, too, and branch out into new areas it would likely never have considered in order to remain competitive and relevant.
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A tie-up between Atlantia, controlled by the Benetton family, and Abertis would create the world's biggest toll-roads operator and help both companies in their drive to branch out from their home markets.
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The company expanded rapidly during 2017 — but only in the U.S.A. With new funding, a higher valuation, and a Google stamp of approval, Lyft could be even more ready to branch out beyond America.
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Coming from a mostly sports background at the time, my internship allowed me to branch out and cover other topics while also providing me with a business lens through which I could view athletics.
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Wealthfront's cash account earned savers $10 million in interest in the first 4 monthsWealthfront's huge growth so far in 2019 is attributable, at least in part, to its efforts to branch out beyond investing.
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It's part of the company's broader services push that sees the iPhone maker looking to branch out beyond hardware and into software services that can help it build and develop new recurring revenue lines.
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Harmony OS is Huawei's attempt to branch out with its own operating system after the US government forced the move by barring Google from continuing to license Android to the China-based tech giant.
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Once they learn the basics of business and begin getting word-of-mouth referrals, these gig workers often branch out beyond the platforms, where they don't have to pay middlemen to send them work.
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Zozo, with a nearly 50 percent share of Japan's e-commerce market for mid to high-end fashion, had tried to branch out by launching its own private brand and a made-to-measure service.
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If the Game of Thrones creators ever decide to branch out and turn the show into a radio play, they could save themselves a hell of a lot of money by hiring the man above.
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Now the company is the largest supplier of juice around the world, another indication of how changing consumer tastes have motivated Coke to branch out beyond the one product that drove business for a century.
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If she were ever to tire of making videos — which is not something she sees happening any time soon — she can always go back to her career in media, but she can also branch out.
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But as those of us in the investment community branch out to support businesses that are more reflective of the diversity of American entrepreneurship, we need to start innovating in investment structures and processes themselves.
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It's great to see Netflix continue to branch out and pick up shows that are likely to connect with people and garner a following but aren't likely to get picked up by traditional TV networks.
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When the resort owner suggests she branch out and recruit women for a high-end prostitution ring, Margot agrees, though the proceeds will go toward a new hotel that will displace and destroy her neighborhood.
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We also got a rare look inside the toolkit of an up and coming North Korean hacking group, called APT37, which has recently started to branch out beyond targeting just its neighbors to the south.
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The moon is in your sign for most of the day, and it clashes with your ruling planet Jupiter, finding you eager to do bigger and better things at work—you want to branch out!
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As TechCrunch detailed during the company's Series A, the CEO previously worked in sales, where he began to branch out his communications strategy into sending corporate swag, handwritten notes and the like to prospective clients.
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The band had just released their final — for now — album, "Made in the AM." It was clear that Styles and the rest of the band were all itching to branch out, both musically and stylistically.
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"Now that Twitter is purging everyone, I think it's important for Gab to branch out and attract leftists so we're not just preaching to the choir," wrote Paul Joseph Watson, editor at large at Infowars.
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The length allowed the band to branch out with weird, smooth shit like "Stealing Happy Hours" and "Use of Time" but still pitch the expected reggae-metal burners like "Transistor" and "Beautiful Disaster" at rock radio.
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"Fast food restaurants have responded to consumers' demands for healthier food in recent years, so don't be afraid to branch out and try a new menu offering like a salad, soup or lighter sandwich," Lustgarten said.
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That's Regan's home base (though she's hoping to branch out soon, and has already laid plans for a ramen shop nearby.) A "ticket" to one of Ilana's dinners costs anywhere from $75–$160, depending on drinks.
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The good news -- Kanye shouldn't have to worry about this affecting Yeezy sneakers, but if he wants to branch out and start making mittens or even g-strings ... he might be in for a legal battle.
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Evan Agostini/Getty; Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage (2) From 2007 to 2010, the pair began to slowly branch out, well, Melania did at least, opting for bolder more elaborate statement-making fashions and experimenting with different hairstyles.
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Looking ahead, the team plans to build more features on top of its current solution (which now features a plug-in architecture) to branch out from its current operations focus to better serve developers directly, too.
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It also became the moment in his career where he had to make a choice: Remain "Buzzfeed Matt" – aka stay at a company he loves and grow under its brand – or branch out on his own.
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Rainwater harvesting projects are enabling small-scale farmers to branch out from their traditional maize and beans to grow fruit and vegetables they can sell, according to the Secretariat of Agriculture and Livestock (SAG) in Honduras.
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Increasingly demanding consumers and a shifting beer landscape is also spurring Staropramen, the pioneer of the country's first branded pub, to branch out from its Potrefena Husa chain launched 20 years ago to showcase its beers.
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The brain is the origin point of nerves that branch out from the spinal cord and go all over the body, which make the intestines move, stimulate the heartbeat and trigger all sorts of other functions.
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The illegitimate son of a rich cloth merchant, he was one of the first manuscript collectors to branch out from fine illuminated manuscripts and collect parish records, family genealogies and other humble but historically important material.
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"The mission is very simply, the Secretary of Defense is trying to find ways to widen the aperture … one of the ways is to extend an olive branch out to the technology community," the source said.
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It's not hard to wonder if the company might branch out a bit in time — after all, it is building relationships with companies of all sorts and it has shipping experience and a growing warehouse footprint.
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Cicilline, a co-chairman of the Democratic Policy and Communications Committee (DPCC), said the "Better Deal" will ultimately branch out to include some of the liberal social positions the Democrats have fought for years to advance.
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Come January, King will branch out on his own and release his first album without backing from his namesake band, but he's kept them around for his current tour, which hits the Beacon on Saturday night.
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This year, Kim Kardashian-West decided to branch out and do her own thing, choosing to gather her immediate family for a very low-key cozy photoshoot in she and Kanye West's Hidden Hills, California mansion.
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Their comments reflect a collective effort by senior Democrats to keep the impeachment inquiry narrowly focused on the Ukraine controversy, and not branch out to include other scandals that have ensnared Trump, his administration and businesses.
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We all worked with Matt a lot on Minus the Bear and on other projects before, so we just felt it was time to branch out and see what we might sound like with a different approach.
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The acquisition will likely cost around 100 billion yen ($890 million) and be Konica Minolta's most expensive, reflecting its ambition to branch out into healthcare as its printer business slows, the business daily reported without citing sources.
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But he also notes that HQ is "developing new game formats, one of which we think is really special and complements Trivia nicely", indicating that HQ will branch out beyond its 12-question everyone vs everyone approach.
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And, despite our best efforts to branch out to alternative summer booze options this summer, we still find ourselves overcome by a certain pink-hued bottle's gravitational pull when stocking up for park picnics or rooftop hangs.
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"Eventually I'm going to branch out of SNES, but there are so many games that I can remix, it will probably be a little while until I get through all of the ones I love," he explains.
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Freee founder and CEO Daisuke Sasaki Freee founder and CEO Daisuke Sasaki Freee is also focused on expanding the scope of its services to branch out into products that help with more general management and operational tasks.
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As a finalist for the Womanity Foundation award, Glass and her colleagues are hoping to win the US$300,000 prize money, plus support from Womanity's networks and knowledge-base, to branch out to new countries and communities.
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Voice technology has, of course, become nearly ubiquitous in mobile devices, thanks to the exponential growth of smart assistants like Siri, Alexa and Google Home – but the new chip could help branch out in much simpler electronics.
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If you look at some of the recruiting marketplaces, like Hired, they branch out to other verticals — like sales and marketing — and the reason for that is that their core competency is just on the screening part.
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Those meetings have ticked up in frequency and have started to branch out to include outreach to the members of the key tax writing committees as leaders attempt to get their members comfortable with the coming effort.
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"This partnership is another exciting step as we continue to branch out into new genres, including scripted dramas, comedies, daily news shows, documentaries and beyond," Nick Bell, vice president of content for Snap, said in a statement.
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China's ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing has raised over $4 billion in its latest round of funding, the company said on Thursday, posing a challenge to its U.S. rival Uber in its efforts to branch out overseas.
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As the adjunct crisis deepens and as academic programs see their funding slashed, more and more graduate students, adjuncts, and even tenured professors feel the need to branch out into the world of mainstream (non-academic) publishing.
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BELLY KOREAN BACON SHOP A mere three months as a brick-and-mortar location in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was all it took for this restaurant featuring a bacon omakase to acquire enough of a following to branch out.
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reuters) - Volleyball, which like most major sports is facing stiff competition from other recreational activities, will branch out into the winter sport arena in earnest this week when the inaugural Snow Volleyball World Tour gets underway.
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Black metal has always held a cold distance at its core and it hasn't been until recent years that many artists have felt it OK to branch out from the blueprints laid down by those that came before.
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He's the third member of the group to branch out into solo work, following Zayn Malik (who released his own debut last year with Mind of Mine) and Niall Horan (who released the song "This Town" in 2016).
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There's been a real concerted effort by women in the venture industry to provide mentorship for the next generation, so that's the virtuous cycle, I think, that will continue to branch out and broaden the number of women.
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What You Need To Know About Online Video Platforms For years, the media industry has speculated, somewhat worriedly, that big tech companies wanted to branch out, to take on the TV companies – to acquire rights to premium content.
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It's truly exciting to see them branch out into all these styles, especially since early on in his career Skrillex's interests were (maybe rightfully at the time) pigeonholed into the aggro dubstep lane where he made his name.
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Tuesday: Much of the prime-time coverage isn't live, so if you're committed to watching sporting events while they're actually occurring — you know, the normal and correct way to watch sports — you'll have to branch out a little.
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The Sun clashes with one of your ruling planets, Jupiter, also on August 6, bringing some exciting adventures your way—this is a fantastic time to branch out beyond your usual routine and explore new places and ideas.
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Campbell's plan would essentially unwind its effort to branch out from its historical strength in packaged food, which included the $1.55 billion acquisition of the juice maker Bolthouse Farms, amid a shift in consumer tastes toward fresher fare.
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Beyond the issue of privacy, Wozniak said he was actually very proud of Apple for being able to branch out into so many different services beyond computers and said that he loves Apple Pay because it's so easy.
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Give one or all of those a try this week, and then maybe branch out, using vegan ground meat in place of the beef in Bolognese or picadillo, or the pork in mapo tofu or pad kee mao.
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It's all about the way the music makes you feel when you listen to it and I hope that more people will one day be willing to branch out of their comfort zone and try listening to it.
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Not knowing how people are going to respond when you branch out, but I figured that people seem to care what I am doing on my other social channels and now my mindset is 'Why not, let's try it!
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Professionally, I used to wear all-black all the time, but after seeing my art-world colleagues break the mold and wear bold prints, I started to branch out and dress in a way that fulfilled who I was.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Desert X, the contemporary art biennial that launched in the Coachella Valley in Southern California in 2017, announced last week that it will branch out to Saudi Arabia in its first international collaboration.
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From there he made the weirdly cinematic choice to branch out into Iranian arms deals, strange agricultural aspirations in Zimbabwe, some level of involvement in the Somali drug trade, and ordering assassinations (which he is currently in prison for).
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Lands' End started selling core items such as flannel shirts and down coats on Amazon in February last year as part of its strategy to branch out from troubled Sears stores, where it has lost dozens of retail locations.
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Headquartered at The Row — a complex of industrial buildings repurposed as shops and restaurants by LA-based film Rios Clementi Hale — the festival will also branch out to off-site events at studios, showrooms, and venues throughout the city.
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At its most basic level, this shift in focus allows the show to branch out from dating mishaps and find new material in the fun and fraught time that is the first year or so in a couple's relationship.
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Now the business, part of the investing titan TPG, is planning to branch out into the world of so-called social impact investing that is meant to be philanthropically and financially successful — and with operations on a big scale.
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This is his first Puns and Anagrams; this variety puzzle solves like a hybrid between cryptics and straightforward puzzles, and I always recommend them to anyone who does the daily crossword and wants to branch out into cryptic clues.
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"As much as maybe some of us might prefer the darker, harder-hitting version of Black Mirror, I think if it's going to keep going it has to continue to branch out and explore different formats and tones," he says.
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That's pushed its business into e-commerce — where the influence of Alibaba is strong — furthered its mobile payment strategy, and seen it branch out into digital banking, via a yet-to-launch project that borrows heavily from China and, again, Alibaba.
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Of course, our excitement for the new year has less to do with inaugurations and marches and more to do with Tom Hardy, Nick Viall, and the chance for Stassi Schroeder to branch out into other Bravo reality-show franchises.
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" The actor, who also had a role in the first season of the CW's Riverdale, continued, "Now I think I have a good foundation, and somebody I bring into my life could teach me things and help me branch out.
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The new cable, named Equiano (after 18th century Nigerian writer and abolitionist Olaudah Equiano), will have 20 times the capacity of the most recent projects laid in the region and will first branch out in Nigeria—Africa's largest internet market.
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After the essay was published, the statement became a famed internet catchphrase, a touchpoint for modern feminists looking to break away and branch out from the focuses of previous generations of feminism, which primarily concentrated on gender equality and women's rights.
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Derek Lee of D&J Costumes and Entertainment says the makers of the exact German Shepherd mask Long and Johnson wore are all sold out ... so the store has ordered masks from other breeds in case fans wanted to branch out.
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Well now is the time to branch out and give our denim collections a facelift: One of our go-to's for baby blues and beyond, Courtshop, is having a major blowout sale, meaning your wardrobe is just begging for an upgrade.
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Though she has visited many international destinations while accompanying President Donald Trump -- including Saudi Arabia, Israel, Italy, France, Poland, Turkey, China, South Korea, Japan, England and Belgium -- she had yet to branch out on her own for a significant journey.
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Over at Utility Dive, Gavin Bade points out that a company with Tesla's battery knowhow and SolarCity's solar expertise could partner with electric utilities on major solar-plus-storage projects — and branch out from there into other services for grid operators.
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"It has the ability to develop with you as a skater; it is good for if you want to branch out into many types of skating, such as ramps, once you have learned the basics of roller-skating," she says.
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In the years since then, Costas said, he watched Tirico improve and branch out into more sports, and broaden his skills beyond the prototypical play-by-play man or reliable studio host into a veteran capable of handling both roles.
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"Partnering with the NFL will enable us to leverage the best-in-class executions around one of the biggest events in the world, the Super Bowl," he said, adding that Endeavor could branch out into other sports and entertainment events.
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I think it's exciting when people try to branch out into higher fashion stuff on the merch side, but only when they have good taste and good ideas, and I think this was an example of a really great collaboration.
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But it's great news for horror fans who are constantly seeking more films to watch, or who are looking to branch out from the typical Netflix and Hulu fare and really dig deep into the best the genre has to offer.
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"The rise of the availability of healthcare certainly is something that has helped people make the decision to branch out on their own and pursue self-employment because it is something they can actually do," says IGDA Executive Director Kate Edwards.
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Fortunately, you can still pick it up on Anastasia Beverly Hill's website, but if you're someone who needs to try on in person — or just want to branch out into other brands — we've rounded up four alternatives to Vamp in the slides ahead.
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This isn't to say that Yachty should limit himself to sing-rapping on video game sample flips until the end of time—every artist deserves to branch out into new avenues—but he had a good thing going on those early projects.
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Setting up Pop was far simpler than setting up any Logitech Harmony device, and that's by design, since the company is looking to branch out to more mainstream users with this product, instead of its core fan base of home theater junkies.
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Pepper went on sale to consumers in Japan in June 2015 and then enterprise customers — who pay for the bot on a three-year rental basis worth around $16,000 — the following October, so this branch out has been a long time coming.
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"This is wonderful for our sport to branch out, to show people how great our game is," Gretzky said during an interview in the rink's parking lot, around the corner from where the Stanley Cup was on display in Shenzhen's sweltering, subtropical heat.
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"One thing I found very prevalent in the suiting industry is you have these companies that make suits for men, and they branch out a little bit and start making suits for women, without actually developing an entire brand around it," Mowarin says.
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I have been trying to say yes to doing new things with people to branch out, even if it means taking an intimating new workout class, or getting dinner with a new friend, or texting a coworker to invite them to hangout.
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Part of the thrill of the Star Wars franchise is that it has always hinted at a rich, expansive narrative world beyond the main story — but Rogue One is the first Star Wars film to actually deliver on that promise and branch out.
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So far Ritual has pulled in $1.3 million in angel funding from Upfront Ventures, FF Angel, Rivet Ventures and Troy Carter, and plans to branch out from vitamins to include other products with natural, research-based ingredients, such as deodorant, toothpaste and other household items.
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Spotify, which has been trying to branch out of the streaming music business, is getting ready to make its first big move into podcasting: It plans to pay more than $200 million to buy Gimlet Media, the startup behind popular shows like Reply All.
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A growing number of Permuted Press readers were women, said Anthony Ziccardi, the publisher and co-owner, and the company had been looking for an opportunity to branch out into sci-fi and fantasy as a way to attract pre-teenagers and young adults.
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" Remini also noted that as an actor, she had always dreamed about receiving an Emmy award, but as she grew older and started to branch out from her comedic work, she saw that it was more important to focus on "doing the right things.
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Before entering the library, you pass through the straggly inner-city park outside it, where Neil Klugman, the librarian protagonist of Mr Roth's "Goodbye, Columbus", acknowledges his "deep knowledge of Newark, an attachment so rooted that it could not help but branch out into affection".
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Here's the thing: A red coat is like the perfect red lipstick — it's a good starting shade for anyone looking to branch out from neutrals into color, and it comes in a varied array of undertones, making it ideal for countless personal styles and tastes.
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The funds want to branch out beyond their traditional focus on stocks and fixed-income, with no immediate upturn in sight in the wake of turmoil last year that pulled down share markets by nearly 503 percent and forced bond yields to multi-year lows.
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But Doug Clinton, managing partner and co-founder of venture capital firm Loup Ventures, said that the ability to tap into the devoted consumer base that Merrill outlined is exactly the reason why Riot has been able to successfully branch out to other mediums.
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Unlike on PC, where he tends to stick to games and genres he's familiar with, on Kai he's more willing to branch out into games he wouldn't normally be interested in because he knows his fellow XLinkers will make the experience fun, no matter what.
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PARIS, March 3 (Reuters) - Renault's Alpine brand will launch a more luxurious version of its sleek A110 sportscar as it looks to branch out beyond its core French market and tries to counter an expected fall in vehicle sales this year, its chief executive said.
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As more agencies find they can cash in by representing TikTokers who branch out to careers in modeling, music, or TV and film, clearer contracts may have to be drawn up within the collective to determine exactly who will earn what in the case of collaborations.
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Whether you're into standard options like cycling or yoga or want to branch out to barre, boxing, dance, or martial arts, ClassPass has over 1,000 options so you're bound to find what works for you — and can even show you classes you didn't even know existed.
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Under the leadership of new CEO Erik Huggers, who previously built and launched BBC's iPlayer and Intel's OnCue (which later was acquired by TechCrunch parent to become go90), the company has been trying to branch out from YouTube's shadow to become a destination of its own.
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"We do targeting and we do script curation (everything from what script do you use and when do you branch out of scripts) and we have an open API so they can push that out and they run with it through the rest of their marketing."
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Eventually, he hopes to meet his former colleagues "in the middle," as Apple continues to work in health and wellness but starts to branch out into more medical applications like using Apple Watch to detect the heart rhythm disorder atrial fibrillation with a goal of saving lives.
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So, we take a lot of technology risk, and that was different for me, but I was excited to learn about that, and it allowed me to branch out into areas that I hadn't been involved in — let's say healthcare investing, which I was really interested in.
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If you're interested in joining a club, association or group focused on a hobby or an issues you're passionate about, now's is a fantastic time, especially as the sun connects with electric Uranus on June 27, finding people eager to branch out and try new things.
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However, we&aposve seen other medical device firms branch out into the connected device space as of late: Continuous glucose monitor (CGM) developer Dexcom recently teamed up with Livongo in a deal that lets Dexcom users integrate their CGM data into Livongo&aposs platform, for example.
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Or rather, it did, until two French footwear designers found one another while working side-by-side at Chloé and decided to branch out on their own to create a new kind of footwear brand, one that is sustainable, luxurious, and best of all, under $600.
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Past studies conducted near the city of Manaus, in the heart of the Amazon, have demonstrated that when some areas are chopped down but not burned, then fast-growing trees with large leaves that branch out like a candelabrum start appearing, providing shade and cooling the air.
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" In 250, it raked in a funding round of $17 million — including major investments from Andreessen Horowitz and the Founders Fund — which it then used to branch out from its initial pregnancy-oriented offerings and create Eve, an app for documenting "your period and sex life.
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Nonetheless, if an actual sentient artist released these twenty identical tracks, say an acclaimed vaporwave producer hoping to branch out in a new direction, electronica fans would bask in the immersive sonics, simultaneously plush and spare, while savoring the very melodic incongruities that keep listeners on edge.
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The fact that Nintendo may be looking to increase its output of mobile games is a surprising shift for the company which just a few years ago seemed like it would never branch out beyond its own consoles, let alone release an original Super Mario game on smartphones.
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After getting her start on Shake It Up in 2010, the actress and singer is finally ready to branch out, and Vogue went behind the scenes of her life with Broadly to give us almost 18 minutes of Thorne's true self, sans Instagram filters, and it's eye-opening.
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SR3MM is largely a collection of the beautifully heartbroken pop-trap brilliance they've done together over the last couple of years (the Three 6 Mafia-sampling cyberpunk stunner "Powerglide" remains a highlight of this whole set), but the solo records allow them to branch out into new territory.
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The ads are well-plotted, and the product placement is clever, but the stories really only stand out because of the stark underrepresentation of scenes like these in modern-day advertising — even as the industry tries to branch out with voices that have been historically sidelined in the media.
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Detroit and, in particular, Atlanta, are similarly-sized cities that have held onto their hip-hop artists as they branch out onto a national stage—likely because local artists are able to take advantage of local labels and venues, as well as a larger audience of rap fans.
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The old layout had also collapsed side-conversations that branch out from the main Tweet, giving you the option either of expanding them to see more replies by way of a "Show more" button, or continuing to scroll to see more replies to the main Tweet without confusing the two.
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Cool stuff the Chromecast can do, besides the obvious video and music streaming: Cast your laptop's entire display (via Chrome) or mirror an Android device screen, branch out into presentations and photos, allow easy guest access for visitors, and work with your Google Home ("hey Google, play Netflix on my TV").
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He follows Zayn Malik (who released his own debut in 2016 with Mind of Mine), Niall Horan (who released his single "This Town" in 2016) and Louis Tomlinson (who released his song "Just Hold On" in 2016) as the fourth member of the group to branch out into solo work.
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As for the longer-term picture, FiveStars wants eventually to branch out beyond North America — the UK, being a nation of shopkeepers, is likely to be the first place FiveStars will go, said Ho. But for right now, the aim is to become a much bigger brand on its home turf.
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He follows Zayn Malik (who released his own debut in 2016 with Mind of Mine), Niall Horan (who's released singles "This Town" and "Slow Hands") and Louis Tomlinson (who released his song "Just Hold On" in 2016) as the fourth member of the group to branch out into solo work.
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With a glowing horizon set before her, Spears will finally have the opportunity to branch out and do more of the things she loves, like painting masterpieces, supporting the Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation Britney Spears Campus that she helped establish in Vegas, and, if we're fortunate enough, releasing new music.
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If it makes it easier for your intended audience to find you, to feel comforted by you, and to then branch out, grow and think about how they live their life and how they are going to impact other people, then I think in that case labels are incredibly important.
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He follows Zayn Malik (who released his own debut in 2016 with Mind of Mine), Niall Horan (who released his single "This Town" in 2016) and Louis Tomlinson (who released his song "Just Hold On" in 2016) as the fourth member of the group to branch out into solo work.
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As tech moguls, sports icons and pop stars hit the Embarcadero and branch out to the Tendernob and Mission neighborhoods, they'll inevitably cross paths with people on the opposite end of America's economic spectrum: the 0003,2000 homeless men, women and children living in the city's alleys, underpasses and street corners.
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The long story short is people like Ai Wei Wei, people like Larry Clark, they've always been making objects, but for them they branch out past that because their desire to connect with people and spark conversations and show them their points of view can't exist in just one place.
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The whole retail store feels like the company is looking to branch out to a new audience, one that might stumble across the store in a mall and stick their heads in to see what the fuss is about and actually get a hands-on opportunity to see the potential of the platform.
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"I have never looked at tokenism as a bad thing, as long as the brand, the client — whoever has the mission — continues to branch out and say, 'This was our first time; next time we're going to add more of the race, the gender, the sexuality, the religion, the disability,' whatever it is," she explained.
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According to UC Davis biochemist David Olson, one of the main signs of depression is that the parts of a neuron that branch out to form connections with other neurons (collectively known as neurites) tend to "shrivel up" in the prefrontal cortex, an area of the brain that is critical in regulating emotion and anxiety.
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They were really great in what's called computer science theory and in programming languages, and they wanted to branch out into other areas, and the first one was hardware, and then later they branched out into AI. And why did you, why were you interested in that, what was it, some 40 years ago?
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This includes the colorful characters like Team Yell, who are obnoxious fans of fellow gym challenger Marnie, and are basically the Team Rocket of Sword and Shield, rivals and friends that add a little spice to the adventure, and very visually distinct gym leaders who refuse to branch out from one specific type of Pokémon.
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Kabbage's loans platform — which uses AI to quickly determine an applicant's suitability to get a loan — is now valued at more than $1 billion and is growing at more than 55% at the moment, Frohwein said, and is starting to branch out into a new range of other financial services such as marketing and payments.
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"PH-266" (1949) is predominately green, with black wisps that give the green the appearance of being darkened by saturation; a shiny red form tears through the center of the image and rusty brown sinews branch out from it; yellow and salmon-hued forms cling to the action from the edge of the frame.
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She told T magazine that after her first single "Pon De Replay" (which hit No. 24 on Billboard in 2005) was dismissed by music critics as a one-hit wonder, it motivated her to work harder and eventually branch out to other creative endeavors, like her Fenty beauty line and her lingerie line, Savage X Fenty.
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My next big challenge comes in the form of cleaning the bathroom: Although I've replaced my environmentally-unfriendly Fairy Liquid with an organic alternative, I'm not quite ready to branch out into the world of totally natural cleaning, mostly because this involves eschewing usual products such as bleach and Mr. Clean for cleaning vinegar and baking soda.
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The posts really explain it better than I ever could: "Da MFin Share Z2200ne" has amassed a cult following, with almost 22018,903 followers as of this writing, and a while ago they began to branch out into merchandise (full disclosure, I own a DSZ t-shirt and have been a fan of the account since its birth).
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Indeed, she and Ms. Wall agree with Karla Welch, a stylist represented by the Wall Group who also has her own production company and has begun to branch out into design collaborations, that we are increasingly moving toward a time when styling, according to Ms. Welch, "will be viewed as a service" like Wi-Fi or grocery delivery.
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If you're looking to branch out and set yourself apart from the competition, consider these not-so-common benefits: While many employers seek to set themselves apart with unique offerings, the majority of employees report that traditional benefits such as health care, paid time off and education assistance still rank among their top priorities when considering job offers.
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It has always been in cars, but to kind of add focus and add investment, and instead of only doing things like infotainment systems like maps and all that, audio equipment and so forth in the car, we branch out, we added to it like safety systems and virtual cockpit and over-the-air technology, hypervisor.
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That desire to branch out from what is deemed "acceptable" explains the modern cult of female Disney villains as feminist icons — they're often unmarried, free from traditional constraints and obligations, and in the case of Cruella DeVil and the sea witch Ursula (two of my own personal favorites), actually preach against the dangers of falling prey to a man's love.
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And, of course, to pursue Dr. Ford's basic account, the F.B.I. has to be able to branch out — to the Safeway where Mr. Judge worked, to other students who might be able to help them identify the house where the party Dr. Ford describes occurred, and to Chris Garrett, Dr. Ford's former boyfriend who supposedly introduced her to Judge Kavanaugh.
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In some of her more recent videos, the artist seems to branch out of solely doing makeup parodies, mocking corporate branding culture with an "outfit of the day" equipped with physically attachable Instagram tags, a guide to a "New York Spa Day" (which involves sticking your head in a smoking manhole tube), and enacting the role of a snooty socialite attending an important "press preview" at a local McDonalds.
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From there, the options branch out into more general game-themed items, like this rather classy Titanfall controller: Some are a little more whimsical, like an entire series of My Little Pony skins: If you'd rather get a '70s rec room vibe, you can check out some faux wood controllers with matching base stations: And if... well, to be perfectly honest, I'm not sure what's going on with this one, which Valve itself put up as a reference design.
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The more I'm put in the position of deciding whether I will spend more than $1,000 on a "phone" (as the prime large-size offering from each of the three major companies ends up being more than two weeks' take-home pay for a Whole Foods employee) or daringly branch out into the slightly less premier brands, the more I realize how awful it is that these disgusting, beeping, needy Tamagotchis are my most constant companion.
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This very plastic quality, obviously, is what makes her distinctive — it explains her problems with genre, why she feels compelled, sporadically, to branch out into ska, reggae, funk, hip-hop, and otherwise depart from her teenpop destiny, and when she sticks to the latter genre, as she does here, this plastic quality at the very least ensures an instant-classic feel, as if her tunes have been playing on the radio for years and you've been living with her husky, dreamy, uniquely anonymous cadence your whole life.
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