This is where Clinton's Wall Street problems crop up again.
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One of the first to crop up was Adblock Fast.
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Many signs of their interrelation crop up in her work.
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But as low costs spread, new problems may crop up.
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Yet roadblocks crop up when you're least prepared for them.
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Even when removed, however, the information can crop up again.
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But they can struggle to discuss problems that crop up.
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"Those three crop up time and time again," he says.
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The patterns of destructive behavior crop up again in the offspring.
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Those sorts of questions crop up in superhero movies a lot.
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In fact, they crop up a lot, but not by name.
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The memo was dismissed, but the idea could crop up again.
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Opinions vary, naturally, but some worries crop up again and again.
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This time, some themes inevitably crop up in country after country.
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But problems with the earlier keyboards didn't always crop up immediately.
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Other privacy proposals may also crop up ahead of the midterms.
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With the bot bill, he said, similar issues could crop up.
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But if one were to crop up, shareholders may not balk.
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The longer the lag, the more likely problems will crop up.
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A similar issue can crop up in people with food allergies.
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New firms peddling such homes continue to crop up on online.
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We're seeing some of that crop up around Pruitt as well.
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The fact that this idea—democracy—is hardly new doesn't crop up.
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However, it's possible that more bots will crop up in the future.
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Scenes like the one Klara described crop up often during our reporting.
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You see the same phenomenon crop up in surveys on other issues.
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That's a debate that has continued to crop up after mass shootings.
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In addition to physically getting your stuff there, immediate expenses crop up.
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It took decades for young spruce and prairie grasslands to crop up.
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When a big flap pops, in other words, codified programs crop up.
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They do seem to crop up most frequently when Camille is intoxicated.
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These communal releases of weekday worries crop up across the city regularly.
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Some melancholy—not to say fearful—thoughts crop up in my head.
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Are these issues buried and done or will they crop up again?
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Measles The threat of measles continues to crop up across the country.
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Townswick said he expects the midterms to crop up as an issue.
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Anger, frustration and anxiety can also crop up from time to time.
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A few bronze body parts crop up: human hands, fingers and such.
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Rumors of a Hollywood skin-deep state crop up but go unconfirmed.
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But board problems often crop up in condos too, Mr. Wagner said.
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It was a theme that would consistently crop up in his raps.
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Mysterious, enormous storm systems have continued to crop up on Neptune ever since.
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Communication issues will crop up due to an inability to verbalize an issue.
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It said that damaging wind gusts, hail and isolated tornadoes could crop up.
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Watch: Slutever Kinky Travel Incest continues to crop up throughout Rick and Morty.
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"I haven't really seen too many newer ones crop up organically," Hall said.
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Yet many were sceptical that such losses would crop up much in practice.
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And there could be even more challenges that crop up along the way.
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These kinds of tautologies crop up all over conversations about sex and romance.
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Santucci suspects that the reason examples don't crop up more often is shame.
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Yet chokeholds continued to crop up in complaints made to the review board.
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Certain words and phrases crop up in different contexts, accumulating and shedding weight.
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These little thumb pianos seem to crop up on every shelf and mantel.
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What to watch: Expect those themes to crop up when election season kicks off.
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Investors are alarmed that problems continue to crop up in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Founder drama happens even in situations where you wouldn't expect it to crop up.
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Later, when questions about homework crop up, he's there to help with those, too.
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In today's world, the word "Orwellian" seems to crop up regularly in the news.
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The problem is that when it does crop up, it's time-consuming and painful.
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Sweet sentiments crop up in serious dramas and comedies sans love stories as well.
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Cases continue to crop up almost daily about women being victimized across the sciences.
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New infrastructures crop up around the older ones like mushrooms on a fallen tree.
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As more cases crop up, more schools in the US will likely shut down.
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It's also fair to say bugs and problems occasionally crop up for some users.
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But new products continue to crop up, making claims that go beyond the evidence.
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ONAGERS crop up more in puzzles than they ever do in life, I think.
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Unfortunately, some unforeseen issues could crop up, getting in the way of your next adventure.
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It solves all these stupid, little problems that shouldn't exist anymore, but still crop up.
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The more extensive a reroute, the more likely it is that regulatory obstacles crop up.
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It's also important to mention the performance issues that crop up later in the game.
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Characters and settings crop up time and again in different books, often more than once.
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But capitalism and greed rarely, if ever, crop up as themes in designers' new collections.
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For those "life happens" expenses that always seem to crop up at the wrong time.
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BVI-registered shell companies, in particular, crop up frequently in tax-evasion and corruption cases.
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The different bodily sensations associated with weed crop up again and again in the book.
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But often presidents are forced to divert their attention to issues that crop up unexpectedly.
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Every so often, there's a particular garment that seems to crop up on every celebrity.
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So when these sisters do crop up on Instagram, it's kind of a big deal.
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And there's no end to the list of unknowns that could crop up this month.
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It might crop up but it is going to be a soft landing for everyone.
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That means that when triggering thoughts crop up, you only have yourself to rely on.
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There are some more left-field, ambient mini-interludes that crop up here as well.
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When parenting duties crop up, even many "supportive" husbands push the responsibilities onto their wives.
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Unexpected expenses crop up for everyone and sometimes credit can seem like the only lifeline.
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Kindred spirits crop up, and witty banter replaces all those heavy talks about practical issues.
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Words and phrases derived from war imagery crop up in advertisements, headlines and sports coverage.
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Even as the country tries to move on, devastating reminders of the carnage crop up.
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But I have no doubt that Peirce's speech will crop up at next week's hearing.
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Though not nearly as frustrating as having the issue crop up on the Switch Lite.
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When the issues with the plant crop up, it all starts to blur for her.
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It's easy to see why issues would crop up, even for the most well-adjusted.
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They crop up a few times a year, and each story follows the same beats.
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Some industry figures believe similar problems will crop up among the new batch of LNG importers.
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Do you have small, relatively insignificant problems that crop up just often enough to be annoying?
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Their reelection campaigns don't begin to pick up the tab until opponents start to crop up.
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Despite the electronic snooping, it seems that some problems manage to crop up time after time.
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And if Berlin rules apply, the most subversive, unusual places always crop up in the East.
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Unlike the south of China, which grows primarily rice, wheat is the main crop up north.
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The vastly larger real-world populations of mosquitoes mean it's likelier resistance will, somehow, crop up.
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Optimists explained away traders' apparent pessimism using arguments that have started to crop up again today.
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But these techniques might crop up in future attacks, and we all may very well die.
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Although imitators have begun to crop up, HQ remains the go-to for live mobile trivia.
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The language is expected to crop up more often on second-lien loans, several lawyers said.
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They crop up, for example, in "Sir Gawaine and the Green Knight" in the 14th century.
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The need for a big-ticket item — say, a new car — also likely will crop up.
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Like Domino, he has that same kind of versatility that allows him to crop up anywhere.
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However, she's not the first politically-linked attendee to crop up at Fashion Week this season.
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You know those familiar tropes that crop up in almost every "bromance"-themed movie out there?
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For now, know that they're uniquely positioned to answer some important early questions that crop up.
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Who will crop up for the step-and-repeat, and who will be a no-show?
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Similar arguments crop up in several chapters, a further irritation and a symptom of careless structure.
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I have seen, and will see, identical or similar factions crop-up in game after game.
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What about the inevitable litigation that will crop up after he takes the oath of office?
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Glitter continued to crop up on the runway — but the applications ranged from understated to outré.
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I enjoyed watching posts crop up on various social media outlets as locals spotted her hat.
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New carbon sequestering concepts crop up every day, from powders to pebbles to repurposed AC units.
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Affordable housing remains even more scarce as new tech businesses crop up and exacerbate the issue.
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Keep an eye out for when they may crop up in theaters, online, or in galleries.
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Issues of executive privilege might crop up, which Barr also brought up in his Senate hearing.
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Appalachian communities are seeing multiple projects, like the Mountain Valley Pipeline and Atlantic Coast Pipeline, crop up.
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And beyond the fashion sphere, racism toward Asian cultures can crop up in the Hollywood casting process.
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Just over the village's fence line, restaurants, apartment buildings, and CrossFit gyms crop up like corn stalks.
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CD so special and offering hope that a similar site would crop up to take its place.
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The organizers did not emphasize responsibility for your own trash, and it began to crop up everywhere.
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These are all big, familiar action-movie archetypes, and they crop up in other films as well.
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But don't expect red meat to crop up on the menu at standard Chick-fil-A restaurants.
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Every second in between reserved for hustling, fixing the thousand problems guaranteed to crop up that day.
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There are a few things you can do to make outbreaks less likely to crop up, though.
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Amazon also revealed some of the deals that await you, though many more will crop up soon.
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These are a few of the motifs that crop up in the meticulously animated short film, Hardboiled.
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Trump has only heightened the risk that these domestic black sites could crop up with greater frequency.
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" Puerini wouldn't say when others will open, though she said she hopes they will crop up "soon.
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But now Europeans have the drill down, and more English-taught undergraduate programs crop up every year.
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Watch This on Tonic: Depression and anxiety can crop up for more people in this political climate.
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It's also not surprising that bits of Francesco Cavalli crop up here and there in Monteverdi's work.
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Aside from dengue, chikungunya, and Zika, other mosquito-borne diseases could crop up in Puerto Rico now.
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Found objects (tree trunks and fossils, for example) also crop up in her interiors as readymade sculptures.
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Those volunteers will be on hand to solve any bugs that crop up with the Google spreadsheets.
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When predictions are made before every Black Friday, there are a few things that repeatedly crop up.
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Stomach aches, bloating, gas — all of them can crop up when we suddenly switch up our diet.
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Changes to your routine will continue to crop up over the next few weeks, so have patience.
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What's more, they show that support for women and their choices can crop up in unexpected places.
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Look for another round of integrations to crop up when we get iOS 12 later in the year.
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And more than a quarter say those unanticipated expenses crop up regularly — most months, or almost every month.
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But every year, videos of people participating in the stunt inevitably crop up on YouTube and social media.
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Regulators and investors alike had lots of questions and it didn't take long for problems to crop up.
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But sooner or later, psychological symptoms like bedwetting, depression, anxiety, aggression and insomnia can crop up, said Birri.
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So far, the VR online community has mostly been small enough to patch problems when they crop up.
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If polio is not completely eradicated, 200,000 new cases each year could crop up within 10 years globally.
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"It demonstrates the way that surprising new game designs and still crop up from unexpected places," he said.
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"You can rein in abuses, but new ones always seem to crop up," single-payer advocate Gaffney added.
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If the weather is hotter than usual or other problems crop up, the risk of blackouts will increase.
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As vape cases crop up, it's possible doctors have simply started asking more patients about their vaping habits.
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"Wider solar adoption can create greater resilience for extreme weather events that we're starting to see crop up."
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The teen's case illustrates a worst-case scenarioVaping-related lung injuries started to crop up over the summer.
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Heaps of real-life figures crop up along the way, including Julia Kristeva, François Mitterrand and Michel Foucault.
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And it underscored the contradictions that crop up regularly for a new generation of Chinese-trained Tibetan filmmakers.
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Grailed's team of moderators combs the site for fakes, but even so, complaints of inauthentic products crop up.
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Any positivity that may crop up around consumer confidence and spending would help consumer discretionary stocks, Gibbs said.
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The theories crop up organically, though Russian or other disinformation promoters can and do help amplify the messages.
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Undertones of the blues crop up briefly, often tossed into an impressionist thicket of arpeggios and wandering lines.
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Similar informal arrangements could crop up in Latin America if Trump were to crack down on formal remittances.
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It also has zinc, which is a gentler way to control oil production so future pimples don't crop up.
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Questions like, "Do you want two queen-size beds or one king-size bed?" crop up more than once.
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He added that he hasn't seen specific reminders being sent to drivers when localized scams like this crop up.
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As speculators continue to flock to these online investments, though, new scams have continued to crop up and evolve.
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The State Department has worked with China and the DEA to outlaw new opioid varieties as they crop up.
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But then the same bills, with minor tweaks, were starting to crop up in state governments across the nation.
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In the past two years, we've seen Albert, Lucy, Ollie, Penny, Pearl, Riley, and Yoshi crop up, among others.
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And who knows what other stadium/market issues may crop up by the time those issues are dealt with.
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Once you wrest yourself from the luxury of B&W's excellent audio engineering, some familiar headphone complaints crop up.
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Outside of sports, we're already seeing smart cities crop up that streamline processes from energy use to garbage disposal.
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How should the country prepare for increased international conflict as ecosystems disintegrate and food and water shortages crop up?
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When eerie coincidences crop up and four strangers arrive unwelcome on their doorstep, Adelaide rises to defend her family.
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I do also think we could see some political issues crop up as the technology is more widely used.
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The video of the January accident indicates the type of unexpected problem that can crop up at highway speeds.
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Maybe if more of them made it onto Station, these problems would start to crop up in women, too.
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Economists broadly assume that shortages of parts will crop up in coming weeks and months, after inventories are exhausted.
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Security forces suppressed those protests and 25 people were killed, but sporadic demonstrations continue to crop up around Iran.
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Supply-side disruptions will present distinctive challenges to startups unlike those that typically crop up in a globalized economy.
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According to Assemblymember McCarty's office, Californians should expect the same proposal to crop up during budget talks next year.
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And the few public conversations that do crop up tend to focus on the purported powers of reconstructive surgery.
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Other signs that crop up while working with a tax professional should tip you off that something is amiss.
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The taller display is also a welcome trend that will hopefully start to crop up in future laptops, too.
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Increasingly, more body-positive brands such as Aerie, ThirdLove, and Lively started to crop up and lure away shoppers.
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Problems can crop up on the road, like traffic accidents, or in a customer's home, like an equipment malfunction.
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Even breaches that were high-profile at the time are fading into obscurity as bigger and scarier ones crop up.
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The update is also a sign that the more useful virtual assistants become, the more privacy concerns will crop up.
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Think everything from anxiety dreams about losing teeth to the great proto-myths that crop up repeatedly in unconnected cultures.
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Do those things tend to crop up more—say, those to do with bodily functions—because everyone shares that taboo?
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"Problems only crop up if they are in the core forest area or in the tiger reserve zones," he said.
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Low-income households are hit hardest by the disruptions, but they also crop up in middle- and higher-income households.
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Vampire stories crop up almost every year, Ashforth noted, often when farmers wait for rain with little else to do.
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Her father worked as a harness maker and blacksmith, and references to his vocations crop up frequently in her paintings.
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Females with two copies—which crop up more and more often as the gene spreads through the population—are sterile.
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But versions of it continued to crop up on YouTube and Twitter for hours afterwards, often autoplaying on visitors' screens.
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They don't sit in subforums and subreddits; they crop up in group chats and on your local diner's Instagram account.
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Whatever changes appear in Brazil's supply agreement, said government officials and analysts, likely will crop up in talks with Argentina.
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Here are some new debates that might crop up again anytime between now and the Democratic National Convention this summer.
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One thing that seems to crop up regularly in Dr. Allister's work with Vetlife is the issue of financial pressure.
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It's such a desperate and ridiculous dilemma that there are literally Jimmy Buffett–themed retirement facilities starting to crop up.
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Aimed at antigens that crop up on cancers, but not other cells, they are far more specific than older chemotherapies.
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A number of protests have continued to crop up across the U.S. amid outrage surrounding the Trump administration's immigration policies.
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Bloomberg's three terms were relatively scandal-free, and none of the problems that did crop up involved the mayor's company.
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The chamber would go first in order to address any budget rule issues that crop up before the House acts.
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Common themes crop up in these socially conscious songs: feminism, privilege, police brutality — issues in America that aren't going anywhere.
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For Bloomberg in particular, politics had to crop up in his increasing global advocacy on climate change and public health.
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Even though new evidence of asbestos' hazards continues to crop up, the EPA's hands have largely remained tied – until now.
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People in this category might do things like pass along the fabrications against Baltic democracies that crop up relentlessly online.
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The long-term goal would be to discourage employers from allowing pay gaps to crop up in the first place.
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Two names who continually crop up as informal economic advisors to Trump, the Republican nominee, are Larry Kudlow and Stephen Moore.
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Instagram "beauty pageants" and other photo-comparison activities crop up, with losers earning a big red X on their pics. Snapchat.
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Injuries continue to crop up for Vancouver, with defenseman Christopher Tanev joining forwards Alexandre Burrows and Derek Dorsett on injured reserve.
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The "City of Thieves" of the title is Port Blacksand, a location that'd crop up again and again in FF fiction.
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Mechanical issues, bad weather, a queue of planes waiting to land — all of these issues crop up every now and again.
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And be sure to become familiar with how your breasts normally feel so you can detect any changes that crop up.
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But at the interfaces between physics, biology, information theory and philosophy, where puzzles crop up, the new ideas have generated excitement.
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We're not talking about one or two—we're talking about issues that crop up every day or multiple times a week.
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These symptoms, he said, would crop up in a small percentage of any large group of people at any given time.
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Google's not alone in disparaging a competing product's features, only to have them crop up in its own products soon afterward.
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After a while, you start to understand how the deals take shape, and there's a few things that repeatedly crop up.
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Ads crop up online when users type in "need money to pay rent" or other search terms that signal financial distress.
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These are the little towns where militias crop up, the places that went 60 and 70 and 80 percent for Trump.
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It may be impossible to say for sure, but we're even starting to see millennial pink crop up in our food.
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A string of corruption scandals trails just one step behind the governor, which could crop up to complicate any presidential bid.
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Productions of "Tell," once rarities, are starting to crop up internationally, and Mr. Finley has made the title part a signature.
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But for the time being, Martin recommends human resources departments consider the obstacles that can crop up on employees' career paths.
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The revelatory drones, hums and even airhorns of "Demon City" are likely to crop up during Ms. Crampton's late-night set.
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Groups critical of Facebook began to crop up after a spate of controversies beset the company in the last two years.
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SYRIA'S 2019 WHEAT CROP UP TO 2.2 MLN TONNES FROM 29-YEAR-LOW OF 1.2 MLN TONNES IN 2018 -FAO/WFP
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The result is less reliable intel on how the real deal will go, and what sorts of problems might crop up.
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Demonetization, or limiting ads—and thus revenue—on specific videos has become YouTube's default response when content moderation issues crop up.
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Each is about 80 minutes long, and loud, enthusiastic but relatively tame sex scenes crop up every 15 minutes or so.
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As for Jackson and Vic, the may have chosen to put the past behind them, but it could crop up again.
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Write them into your willThe thing about unexpected expenses is that there's absolutely no way to predict when they'll crop up.
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Hamilton's Monaco residency, and his tax arrangements, also crop up frequently as likely negative factors in social media debate about him.
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Recent updates that make Instagram stories easier to repost could cause these issues could crop up more often on the platform.
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Dumbass campaign commercials crop up every election cycle, but this one highlights a broader problem facing Democrats in 2018 and 2020.
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How can the benefits of Head Start fade away after a few years — and then crop up 10 years after that?
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We've been seeing these headphones crop up a lot ahead of the actual announcement, in rumors and even in Bose's own newsletters.
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The API vulnerability has been patched, but there is no telling what other mishandled features will crop up in this powerful tool.
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"They typically start more general and then more specific ones crop up, to address a specific interest," Decker said of social networks.
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And that's before you run into issues that can crop up when trying to use iOS as a full-time work device.
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Amazon is gearing up for Prime Day 2019 starting July 15 and we're already seeing some pre-Prime Day deals crop up.
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We're seeing a wide range of mainstream business applications for drones crop up, the breadth so esoteric it becomes hard to track.
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He discovered what worked and what didn't, and how entire brands could crop up overnight and fade into obscurity the next day.
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One of the most surprising trends to crop up in 2019 was the mini bag — a tiny version of a full handbag.
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The company intervened to remove the negative weights on these words, but couldn't be certain that other, similar problems wouldn't crop up.
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When we start talking about opportunity and "women's responsibility to stop rape," questions begin to crop up that make everyone very uncomfortable.
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In a single day, about 500,000 edits are made to the English version of Wikipedia, and approximately 800 new articles crop up.
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"I'm feeling a little overwhelmed because you never realize how many small details crop up so close to the wedding," she says.
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Compared to the murder theory, these theories are a bit more banal and tend to crop up around most SpaceX/NASA launches.
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Yet it's still part of my reality, a piece of my story, and remnants of the experience crop up for me still.
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Some themes crop up repeatedly—such as economic discontent, corruption and alleged electoral fraud—but this seems more like coincidence than coherence.
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Create yourself a little cheat sheet where you can record the answers to questions and issues you might see crop up again.
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To store an emergency fundEveryone needs a rainy day fund to fall back on when sudden, or even planned, expenses crop up.
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Wales' photos would have helped the editors work around the challenges of copyright and photo quality that crop up on Wikipedia, too.
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Now, consider a typical business-critical problem that could crop up: request timeouts are driving shopping cart abandonment by mobile app users.
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The largest American banks have imposed new limits on their employees' travel as cases of the coronavirus crop up in more countries.
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But they can cross national borders, lose their original context along the journey, assume different meanings and crop up in unlikely places.
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Or the so-called strangeness of its people, those Weird Florida and Florida Man moments that repeatedly crop up in the news?
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"There are errors that crop up, but a user scrolling through a social media timeline is not expecting perfect grammar," Tully says.
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But counterterrorism experts warn that as barriers go up in one area, new attacks will inevitably crop up in other unprotected spaces.
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Artificial intelligence, machine learning and automation crop up, as does the challenge of finding staff qualified to carry out such grand strategies.
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More definitive Cyber Monday deals will crop up the closer we get to the day, so stay tuned at Mashable and BlackFriday.
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From group gifts to charitable fundraisers, there are a host of potentially awkward money situations that can crop up at the office.
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Afrofuturist allusions crop up less overtly in the sprawling canvases of Kerry James Marshall, whose exhibition at the Met Breuer, through Jan.
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Jake Fisher, director of auto testing at Consumer Reports, noted that Tesla's issues tend to crop up in its more complex products.
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Time is important, too — while some effects are noticeable immediately, others only begin to crop up after months or years of use.
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It's often hard to tell whether damage has occurred, since the exposure is painless and symptoms can crop up for weeks afterward.
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And, even if he were, other issues would likely crop up that, as president, he and his advisers would feel compelled to address.
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Wherever in the world such conditions crop up, CHIRPS is available to help overburdened aid agencies prioritize their attention at the local level.
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Don't forget that other emergency situations could crop up, leaving Americans happy that their electors can act independently and with simple common sense.
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Martin's blog post appears to be an attempt to forestall such complaints, which tend to crop up whenever a new project is revealed.
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And yes, there will probably be fewer landmark gadgets in our immediate future, but gadgets as a whole continue to crop up everywhere.
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But a curious thing has happened since then: elements of the beloved expanded universe have begun to crop up in the new canon.
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SEDITION AND statistics are two words that crop up with increasing regularity in the utterances of officials loyal to Tanzania's president, John Magufuli.
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For Xi Jinping, the president, now in his fourth year in charge, that dilemma seems to crop up time and again (see Briefing).
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Tweets and headlines began to crop up about the colorism of the aesthetic, claiming that Ye's meaning was to exclude darker-hued girls.
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Art installations and performances — civic forums, partisan provocations and everything in between — will crop up around the convention centers in Cleveland and Philadelphia.
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No matter what travel trends crop up, tourists still return to the same tried-and-tested places they know they're bound to love.
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Mr. Greene was hardly alone in this misperception; it continues to crop up in essays about the movie and on its Wikipedia page.
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She also pays around $210 for gas and train fare and budgets another $5 per month for any maintenance costs that crop up.
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The country had been declared free of Ebola twice before, in May and September of 2015, only to have new cases crop up.
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There are a few books that crop up again and again on the reading lists of successful VCs, including "Reboot" by Jerry Colonna.
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Mr. Harford's behavior shows how new workplace problems continue to crop up at Uber amid scrutiny of whether its corporate culture is changing.
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And if there are sharp words, will they be directed only at Mr. Biden or Mr. Sanders, or will more rivalries crop up?
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CR defines reliability as how well vehicles have held up and how typical it is for repairs and other issues to crop up.
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Companies are increasingly telling employees to work from home to keep them from catching the coronavirus as more cases crop up each day.
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Between the lines: As we've seen throughout the U.S.-China trade war, these tariffs are subject to developments that crop up during negotiations.
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Developers also need to rigorously test their apps to ensure they've squashed bugs that can crop up in thousands of lines of code.
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For one, I&aposve taken the initiative to start building an emergency fund I can turn to when unexpected expenses inevitably crop up.
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Fledgling art organizations crop up and work together and separately to provide a new art scene for this tiny three-square-block city.
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Researchers are also following apparently healthy babies born to women infected during pregnancy to see if developmental problems crop up later in childhood.
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But in 2016, well-rounded teen girls, written as capable agents of their own futures, suddenly seemed to crop up across every genre.
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Many of the same names — Tchelitchew, Lynes, Kirstein, Cadmus, Fidelma Cadmus, crop up again here; and my admiration for Tchelitchew is expanded further.
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But now live audio is its own option, which means you could see radio-style programming start to crop up on the service.
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Whether through his own actions or because of the crises that invariably crop up, even a lame-duck president can play an outsize role.
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When the exact same problems crop up in separate campaigns, with different staff, at what point do the principals say, "Hey, maybe it's US?"
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It's likely they'll run into the same regulatory headaches they faced in several US cities as they continue to crop up in new markets.
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All of them are trying to navigate a landscape that gets continually more complicated as new digital platforms, and revenue-sharing arrangements, crop up.
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Aliens and cannibals never crop up to change the story's parameters, and viewers never learn any more about what happened than the characters know.
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Despite putting together solid showings, one main question will crop up regarding both campaigns: Where can they win with Iowa out of the way?
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In conjunction with an app, it can intelligently resolve issues when they crop up, or let you control who has access to the network.
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Scandals at Wells Fargo and Volkswagen show that misdeeds can crop up even at well-known firms, and can hit their stocks as well.
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The usual suspects crop up in the chart above, with a strong showing from chipmakers and a surprise appearance from German software giant SAP.
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Since automakers already work with pretty thin margins, this might be the reason we haven't seen more of these comparatively frivolous projects crop up.
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As for whether or not the latest target dates will hold, Shotwell says she's confident, but things always crop up that lead to changes.
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CIA director Mike Pompeo echoed this possibility, noting this week that it would be "foolish" to think a "son" of ISIS couldn't crop up.
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Since many of the same questions may crop up, here's what you need to know about the ramifications of sharing someone else's nude photo.
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They're starting to crop up here and there, new startups that have appropriated the monthly class-pass model and are focused on children's activities.
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Ever the diplomat, Kardashian happily shares the spotlight with her entire family and often plays the role of the mediator when conflicts crop up.
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Moreover, astronaut training companies that specifically cater to commercial clients are beginning to crop up, heralding a shift in the demographics of human spaceflight.
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That should include all the normal overhead — mortgage, taxes and insurance, for example — as well as other things that could crop up, Vasileff said.
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The efforts are still far from being deliverable to consumers, but the challenge environment is showing promise and will crop up some interesting results.
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Now we're seeing the shady behavior crop up in student loans, and you can be virtually certain that National Collegiate isn't the only offender.
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Pregnancy acne can start anytimeAcne can crop up anytime during pregnancy since your androgen levels, and consequential oil production, increase early on in pregnancy.
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There are details from Indian dance that crop up, in facial expressions and in vibrating fingers, and the dancers possess a sense of majesty.
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And the techniques also crop up in features like the Google Maps meters that tell you how busy different businesses are throughout the day.
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Not only that, but the titles themselves touch on the late-night philosophising that seems to crop up again and again in these moments.
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When a white person is involved in a mass shooting or act of violence, questions about his or her mental health invariably crop up.
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Ultimately, the only way to find out for sure is to see if any problems crop up in batteries used in future Samsung models.
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And hurdles for the legislation continued to crop up on Sunday, with key holdouts questioning whether they will be able to support the bill.
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But as the informant gathered evidence of the bribery scheme in early 2010, he began to hear a familiar name crop up in conversations.
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And, with 2020 only a few weeks away, we have no doubt more Pantone-inspired options will crop up over the next few months.
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" Echoes of that film's picture of suburbia, which Mr. Handler described as "familiar but completely imaginary," crop up in "A Series of Unfortunate Events.
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Researchers also want to discover the full range of brain and developmental issues that may crop up later in life for infected babies, Rasmussen said.
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The blues-rock guitarist Steve Miller will crop up in the Rose Theater to celebrate one of his influences, T Bone Walker (Dec. 9-10).
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I see the recurring theme of the family asking a first-generation wealth builder for excessive loans or financial assistance crop up across multiple cultures.
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They're asking us to listen to their statements, and then to ignore the rumors about their relationships that will, inevitably, crop up in tomorrow's magazines.
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There's no set formula for the "model-off-duty" outfit, but we often see certain looks or even specific items crop up again and again.
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Michigan wants compensation for the current catastrophe as well as for the public health problems that will continue to crop up for years into future.
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It seems inevitable in an exhibition that addresses vanity, anxiety, and disgust with people unlike oneself that Donald Trump would crop up sooner or later.
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Common issues — like trust, being long-distance, and financial concerns — may be what comes to mind when we think about problems that can crop up.
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Jokes crop up on movie posters and book spines, while other punchlines emerge in the background as characters in the foreground obliviously continue their scenes.
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You'll see a few pieces, brands, and even poses that crop up time and time again — further proof that Roberts' style choices never get old.
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Entice the company to come to you instead of someplace else, and maybe an entire industry will crop up to work near the first business.
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While the obstacles crop up in small ways every day, they've also been revealed in other tragic cases that centered on young people's virtual chatter.
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The CARE method is a positive way to deal with the natural, totally normal worries that crop up when deadly, random attacks like this occur.
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No, you can't contain the ocean, but you can contain the fears, pain, and longing that crop up in your life from time to time.
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Wilkie has also already undergone the vetting process to be confirmed, meaning a scandal like the one that hit Jackson is unlikely to crop up.
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When conflicts crop up, as they do for just about every couple, Bieber and Baldwin will have to remember to be patient with each other.
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Warmer conditions because of climate change can allow blazes that crop up during the Amazon's dry season to grow bigger than they otherwise might have.
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While Europe, and the UK in particular, have been at the forefront of the neobank movement — we're now seeing players crop up across the world.
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Often, health issues crop up and stifle job opportunities, forcing people into retirement with little savings to fall back on, reports Business Insider's Liz Knueven.
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Expect the Fierce style, which is meant for both training and lounging around in, to crop up in Jenner's Instagram shots and Snapchats quite regularly.
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But we've seen yet another iteration of the trend crop up on some stylish celebrities — one that ensures the neckline (and your arms) stay put.
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Other accusations involve privacy violations over the access of customer data (some of which have since been settled, some of which still crop up today).
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New fires continue to crop up in the Amazon rain forest despite the Brazilian government's most recent efforts to stop the deforestation of the region.
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Which is why coronavirus myths are starting to crop up on both Facebook and Twitter, along with YouTube and TikTok and messaging apps like WhatsApp.
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Shortages of personal protective equipment, bed capacity and key lifesaving equipment are mounting as more and more confirmed coronavirus cases crop up around the country.
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In your 50s In this decade, aches and pains may crop up and chronic conditions, such as type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, can manifest.
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Although your rentvestment may be a good money-spinner, it's important to be prepared for the unexpected costs that can crop up for all homeowners.
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But now that major automakers are getting on board with the trend, expect to see more projects like these crop up in the near future.
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"As we've seen more and more of these things crop up, then the ethical debate around artificial intelligence has become much greater," Firth-Butterfield said.
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But Chung believes VR film studios will crop up just like they did with the rise of the motion picture more than 100 years ago.
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Even the names of over 100 people who lived in the Roman-era city crop up, from soldiers to slaves, a judge to a cooper.
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The same concerns crop up around Bill Cosby, Kevin Spacey, and Harvey Weinstein, all of whom impacted culture in widespread ways that aren't always apparent.
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Lines crop up time and again in Full Take, evoking Mucha's long-held fascination with the national significance of Germany's railways and industrial travel routes.
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One current USMC active duty lance corporal who spoke with TechCrunch recalled the experience of seeing her own photos crop up on the group's Instagram account.
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So design flaws, and component issues tend to crop up more often in the first iteration of a new design, and then they get smoothed out.
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New botnets crop up to conscript routers and security cameras, hackers exploit medical devices to compromise entire hospital networks, and smart toys still creep on kids.
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The move only served to delay the inevitable, since signs of growing resistance against both drugs have continued to crop up worldwide in the years since.
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Typically, the way JEB is treated is to manage wounds and infections as they crop up, taking care to treat the body's extremely fragile skin delicately.
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They are concentrated in the U.S., China, and India, but crop up in smaller numbers in several European countries, plus Israel, Canada, Singapore, Australia, and Brazil.
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Originally appear in: IT Also appear in: 11/20013/63 There are a handful of locations that crop up again and again in Stephen King's novels.
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"This doesn't mean some of my old patterns or bad coping mechanisms won't crop up again – they will – but now I know I'm ready for them."
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When blemishes crop up, apply over-the-counter products with either 1% hydrocortisone cream along with 2.5% benzoyl peroxide and 2% salicylic acid, says Dr. Zeichner.
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Today's daily reminder that antitrust complaints can crop up anywhere comes from Turkey, which has launched a probe of Google, according to the New York Times.
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However, the number of sites and associated Facebook pages continues to change as pages are killed by Facebook, sites are shuttered, and new ones crop up.
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But as more firms crop up to help residents manage the sprawl and the traffic, the big question remains: When, and will, they ever be profitable?
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Rival SEB was down 5.0 percent at 1154 GMT with analysts pointing to concerns money laundering issues might also crop up in its sizable Baltic business.
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Financial literacy start-up Money Experience has created a simulator in which players need to make all of the various choices that crop up throughout life.
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The iPhone 28 may face huge shortages as production problems continue to crop up, according to an Apple analyst with a historical record of accurate predictions.
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From oversized septum rings to baby bags, new accessory types crop up every season to delight our fancies (even if they don't actually provide a utility).
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But the same problems are going to crop up again in the Senate, where a critical mass of senators have already voiced concerns about the bill.
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Large discrepancies in pay crop up in some industries more than others — for example, retailers with many part-time workers have higher ratios than financial firms.
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The bigger picture: If these issues were to crop up after Apple Card's launch and its technology falters, it could bring the card's benefits into question.
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Day 23 is where challenging issues like upgrading, security, and maintenance crop up — issues that D2iQ and its products are designed to help solve, Knaup says.
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True to their nature, alternative spaces crop up and fade in overlapping sequences: some spaces live for decades while others are gone after a few months.
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They crop up almost every single day, and it's only going to get worse in the coming weeks: in New York City, springtime is catcall season.
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Luckily for the Warriors, they have a failsafe if any of the issues with their bench guys–old or young–crop up at the wrong time.
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People I date or are in a relationship with love it because I can use my session to consider any problems that crop up between us.
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But apart from the routine anti-dumping and subsidy cases that crop up in every administration, Mr. Trump himself has yet to enact any broad measure.
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"It's a kind of mysterious move that started to crop up in some of the late paintings," says Stuart Krimko, the gallery's research and editorial director.
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New York on Sunday confirmed the state's first case of the new coronavirus as reports of the virus continue to crop up across the U.S. Gov.
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Bringing in large numbers of new workers can hurt quality because they may not perform their work properly or fail to notice when problems crop up.
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Government ethics officials say dealing with this administration is an exhausting game of whack-a-mole: go after one potential violation, and two others crop up.
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"The Simpsons" has been running for almost 30 years, so it's inevitable that some themes that crop up in the show might occur in real life.
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Apple has released yet another iOS 13 update, and it addresses one of the more annoying issues to crop up with Apple's latest version of iOS.
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The scenarios look further into 2020 for looming risk factors and policy decisions, and warn clients of market threats that could crop up around the globe.
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Some of the issues likely to crop up in that debate include drones, consumer protections and whether to separate air traffic control operations from the FAA.
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The issue could crop up again in the coming months, as law enforcement agencies seek Apple's help to unlock the iPhones of suspects in other cases.
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From time to time, reports of "Satanic activities" crop up in India, mostly in places with a strong church presence, such as Kerala, Mizoram, and Nagaland.
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As with window shopping, however, it's easier to identify the major trends by spotting the looks that crop up at more than one middle-market shop.
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Skirts and tunics in silk and lace repeatedly crop up during men's fashion weeks, while stereotypically "masculine" suiting and athletic items have featured countlessly in womenswear collections.
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Browse all of them on WIRED's redesigned staff page, and expect them to crop up in other places, too, such as on WIRED reporters' social media accounts.
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Image: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Lawsuits against Apple crop up semi-frequently, but this one makes an interesting case for Apple's alleged shady marketing of its newer models.
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Gigi Hadid doesn't hesitate to repeat the trends she loves, as evidenced by her fondness of chokers and certain outfit formulas that crop up again and again.
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Still, since the standard is fully backwards compatible with current HDMI devices, it's likely that we'll start seeing the new spec crop up on devices going forward.
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The first offering has all the body-con looks, bodysuits, and velour you could ever want (and that will likely crop up on your Instagram feed ASAP).
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Seed libraries — where a person can check out different varieties — began to crop up in the US, after the founding of the Seed Savers Exchange in 1975.
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Regarding construction suppliers, it said it chooses companies according to their industry ranking and reputation, and would suspend co-operation if any issues crop up during inspection.
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Instead of swimming against the retrograde's current, direct your efforts toward resolving these smaller annoyances that always seem to crop up when you're working on something new.
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Back in the 19th century, industrial outfits would crop up in remote areas and run the entire local economy—providing housing, education and jobs along the way.
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In Hong Kong, the golf games, dinner parties and intensive talks featured the awkwardness and cultural miscues that can crop up in any high-stakes international negotiation.
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When we've seen merch crop up in street style, it's usually a singular item, with the fandom element distilled down with designer garments and more sophisticated staples.
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It's this phenomenon that leads to the $100 million Series A and B rounds that crop up in the Chinese market more regularly than in the U.S.
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Perhaps the most discussed initiative to crop up after the tragedy is the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh (usually referred to simply as Accord).
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I don't think the Doan Effect is unique to the NHL—it seems to crop up in other sports—but its impact seems especially strong in hockey.
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It's something Brady willingly acknowledged to reporters Monday night -- and made clear there would need to be future legislation to address those problems as they crop up.
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They hope Revolution Populi will inspire countless other smaller social networks to crop up in the coming years, which collectively will pose a threat to tech giants.
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But what's perhaps surprising is how the themes it explored continue to crop up in dramas and comedies about gay life as the play's 50th anniversary approaches.
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You'll learn how to network effectively, how to up the number of eyes on your profile, and how to help your corporate mugshot crop up in searches.
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The Akamai researchers also point out that if botnet operators start automating the process of generating WS-Discovery DDoS attacks, the barrages will crop up even more.
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Axes have even begun to crop up as baby shower gifts, which explains the ax-themed birth announcements and baby milestone posts on Instagram (hatchet for scale).
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Analysts also expect trade skirmishes to crop up elsewhere, and they expect the Trump administration could have Europe in its sights for its next round of tariffs.
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That's because land ownership is fragmented across several states, and companies need extended periods of time to obtain land, or bypass legal issues that may crop up.
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In the long term, this could push the F.D.A. toward more regulation if more lawsuits over the use of meat-related words crop up, said Mr. Wasserman.
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The practice of democracy requires dealing with the reality that disagreement is bound to crop up anytime you get more than one human being in a discussion.
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From big brand names like Weber to the generic grills that crop up in your local grocery store every spring, there are hundreds of options to choose from.
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Although the WHO declared the epidemic over earlier this year, there are still lasting effects across the region, and sporadic cases are expected to continue to crop up.
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NASA will also have to contend with the psychological issues that could crop up from a crew that spends years in isolated, cramped quarters for such a mission.
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Time and again, his designs crop up in urban ensembles that look as if the dystopian world of Orwell's 1984 had been given a kooky Wes Anderson makeover.
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Another reasons is that the stigma transgender people face in society at large can often crop up in clinical settings, even in relatively accommodating spaces like HIV clinics.
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These flaws crop up all the time, and like any group of software vulnerabilities, we have to assume there are some that only the bad guys know about.
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Influencer CEO Ben Jeffries The first businesses to crop up in the space were traditional two-sided marketplaces: influencers on one side, companies and brands on the other.
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And, when they crop up in fiction, lovestruck students are more often used as obstacles in the paths of their professors, stray shrapnel threatening to bring down careers.
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The ramp of the Model 3, Tesla said in the court filing, was "the first of its kind," with difficulties likely to crop up after it got underway.
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"As the bountiful bud continues to crop up in increasingly creative forms, The Brooklyn Kitchen is here to save the world from bad pot brownies," the email read.
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The chamber avoided a messy battle over the long-term bill by not including renewable energy tax provisions favored by Democrats, but the issue could crop up again.
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But sticking points continued to crop up throughout the day, with GOP aides accusing Democrats of trying to add unrelated energy provisions and objecting to help for farmers.
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Keep in mind, too, that your spending will continue to fluctuate from year to year throughout your retirement as your medical bills increase or unexpected expenses crop up.
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The CDC assured the public last week that it's consulting with local health departments to investigate the root of the vaping-related illness as more cases crop up.
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Still, these types of bills continue to crop up, showing neither legislatures across the country nor LGBTQ advocacy groups are showing signs of backing away from the fight.
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"The injury part has been put to bed pretty long ago now, and that's not to say something can't crop up, but it can with anybody," Rothschild said.
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Fires would crop up around the time of various football contests, and in particular, the annual game against the university's cross-Bay rival, Stanford — that is, until 1901.
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As more people of my generation move out of cities, I can only expect more restaurants, retail businesses, and amenities will crop up in the suburbs as well.
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Meanwhile, trade worries began to crop up in consumer sentiment surveys, which could be a red flag for the consumer spending that's so important for US economic growth.
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The video streaming service also suffers from a similar set of struggles that crop up when users are given free rein over what will appear on the platform.
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Silicon Valley's top venture capital firms, from Sequoia to Benchmark to Accel, are investing more and more dollars overseas, as more globally minded unicorns crop up across Europe.
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"The search for yield has been spread across the globe once again, and now we're seeing it crop up again in different countries every week," DiMartino Booth said.
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The service needs to be able to handle every possible problem that could crop up, from unexpected obstacles in the road to bird poop on a key sensor.
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But as its profit margins have shown signs of sagging, with the industry seeing more competition crop up online, textbook giants have increasingly veered toward the "inclusive access" model.
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But this is also a city haunted by death, where lifeless bums line the Bowery, murdered "trannies" crop up in hotel rooms and a mysterious virus terrorises gay men.
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But Mr Vidal, like many, thinks that Mr Moro is eyeing a vacancy at the supreme court which will crop up next year (he neither confirms nor denies that).
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Moreover, there will be even more companies, big and small, that crop up to help power some of the underlying technology that makes this intelligence and conversational workflow happen.
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Nevertheless, if the enormous ship does hit the seas running Windows XP, it's difficult not to imagine that some new threat targeting the outdated operating system might crop up.
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It began to crop up on odd verses, and it eventually made its way into entire songs, including a few destined for the original version of Tha Carter III.
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GoPro says this will help eliminate the appearance of rotors, which can crop up in your shot if you're flying a DJI or Yuneec drone forward at full tilt.
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While we can't predict which problems will inevitably crop up in life, we can learn time-tested ideas that help us prepare for whatever the world throws at us.
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He said the main inefficiencies in healthcare crop up in the relationships between patients and the people or organizations that take care of them, such as doctors and hospitals.
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As more and more reports of failing Samsung Galaxy Note7 devices crop up, so, too, do videos of smoking smartphones — a terrifying sight for the vast majority of users.
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"The reason you hear about these (gimmicky resumes) is because it's remarkable that they worked," said Cenedella, noting that such success stories crop up once in a blue moon.
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It should not ignore the threats that can crop up in unexpected places, even as it focuses enforcement on serious threats like gangs and guns in high-crime precincts.
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" The greenery starting to crop up and the stirring of hibernating animals, she explains, is a sign of greater things to come; it's a time of "enormous potential energy.
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Military airplanes crop up in the sky above the small town for training operations pretty regularly, the Drive reports—but Thursday's display wasn't exactly part of the official regimen.
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As far as voter registration campaigns go, "Rave the Vote" events never really garnered the same cachet as the "Rock the Vote" drives that crop up every four years.
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But many of the obstacles that pregnant women face after an earthquake, flood or hurricane -- like impassable roads, power outages and contaminated water -- can crop up just about anywhere.
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Cannabis began to routinely crop up in illustrated botanical compendiums, such as physician Leonhard Fuchs' 1542 tome De Historia Stirpium Commentarii Insignes (Notable Commentaries on the History of Plants).
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As certainly more interesting people crop up I'm going to keep my eyes open and mind open about where this thing is going, or rather where it's taking me.
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It seems to crop up whenever I'm in full Insta-sloth mode: sprawled out mindlessly swiping upward, with my phone in my left hand because the right one hurts.
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A registration system for hosts, which the company has put in place in other markets, would also help the government address any issues that may crop up, he said.
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Other programs that crop up frequently on the failing list include cosmetology and barbering, acupuncture and massage therapy, criminal justice studies and low-level jobs in health care fields.
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A substantial delay could push confirmation past the November elections, when Democrats have a shot at winning Senate control, plus allow more time for unforeseen problems to crop up.
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According to Jessica Harvey, a game designer who worked on the alt-horror title Paratopic, more horror/walking sim mashups are likely to crop up in the coming years.
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An algorithm can&apost evaluate that, nor can it provide you advice on what to do with difficult, emotional, or subjective scenarios that do crop up in real life.
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Studies show that high-intensity exercise offers myriad health benefits, but for a small subset of people, many of them beginners, rhabdo can crop up and quickly turn ugly.
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You can imagine the memes that might crop up if that happened today; it's no surprise that nations are no longer allowed to release live birds during the show.
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While no one welcomes a breakout, seeing a zit crop up after a string of late nights or going to sleep with makeup on makes a certain amount of sense.
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Seriously, folks, this is where the magic happens:Some are even taking their art a step further, animating the images:More magnificent pics are sure to crop up in the coming days.
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Sensational headlines like these continue to crop up following the death of 28-year-old DJ and artist Tim Bergling, better known as Avicii, who died by suicide last month.
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Washington is failing to adequately fund the fight against the mosquito-borne Zika virus even as the first cases of local transmission crop up in the Miami area, Florida Gov.
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Writer-director Rightor Doyle may have felt obligated to include a #MeToo-adjacent storyline in a show about a dominatrix, but it surprisingly doesn't crop up in Tiff's professional life.
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When the skeptical or thumbs-down emojis did crop up, or when some followers expressed disappointment in Gabbana for aligning himself with FLOTUS, his supporters would come to his defense.
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Statistical analysis of that sample suggests many—possibly all—red dwarfs have rocky planets, and that they are likely to crop up quite frequently in a red dwarf's habitable zone.
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Bankers said there is appetite to lend as much as $100 billion to $125 billion in a single bridge financing, if such a large deal were to crop up again.
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Perhaps sensing such an argument might crop up, Tim Cook, Apple's boss, visited India for the first time in May to unveil a development facility creating up to 4,000 jobs.
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A lot around the story lines I was exploring had ties to her or led to her and so her name would crop up to a point I couldn't ignore.
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Even in cases where several innovative players crop up at the same time, they're vying for market share in a far more favorable environment, not trying to unseat entrenched corporations.
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These trips to Wetherspoons seem to make her genuinely, profoundly happy, and the more we talk—and the more one name continues to crop up—I begin to understand why.
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Sales can crop up for random items taking up real estate on your back-to-school list and it can be tough to know if you're getting the best deal.
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The question is whether these incidents of successful defense would outweigh the new incidents of gun violence that would crop up due to the addition of more firearms in schools.
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So his unrelenting desire to prosecute and punish Hillary Clinton and James Comey, along with other perceived enemies who crop up during his presidency, sadly comes as no great surprise.
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Though they may not be able to do anything about competition from the NFL that may crop up, after this year's blandness, anything new is bound to bring in views.
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The big blue signs — hundreds of them — crop up like crab grass along the highways and byways of New York State, enticing travelers to stop and take in the sights.
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We could certainly eradicate the roadblocks to care that crop up as a result of bureaucratic hurdles, complicated application forms, and the lack of ready assistance in navigating the system.
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But the pro-Harris People Standing Strong was the third such outside group to crop up in support of Democrats, despite the candidates' early denunciations of big-money super PACs.
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However, scientists can now see more clearly that they not only have large-scale differences in shapes, but they crop up at slightly different locations around the magnetic poles too.
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Because the same bits of real estate crop up in multiple frames, a given view can be triangulated with other shots so that we are enclosed within an artist's world.
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Increasingly, as lifestyle-focused corporate social networks assert themselves as hubs for identity in the modern world, there's no doubt that more of these types of media plays will crop up.
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This, of course, means that there's a massive opportunity for entrepreneurs in that area, said Giles, adding that 2017 may be the year we see more of these startups crop up.
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And when all those inevitable snafus crop up along the way, they'll become a body of evidence that supports your hunch that they can't be trusted with that kind of power.
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Hints that huge numbers of tornadoes would crop up this week started to emerge more than a month ago, according to Victor Gensini, a professor of meteorology at Northern Illinois University.
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The content will be assigned with a unique identity code, which would help the initiative quickly take down similar images and videos if they crop up again at a later point.
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Car companies are just starting to introduce partially self-driving cars onto the market, so we don't yet know if the same kind of problem will crop up on our roads.
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Rather, they seem to be more in line with some of the people-moving drones that are beginning to crop up in the far corners of the world of aviation hobbyists.
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The dispute between the leading Democrats is over what to do about the remaining 10% of the country at risk of financial ruin or worse, should an unwelcome diagnosis crop up.
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These were to be more directly geared toward fulfilling current computing jobs, including some likely to crop up the next half of this year in New York, a spokesperson told VICE.
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U.S. farmers have harvested 0.68683% of their soybean crop, up from 46% a week earlier although below the average pace of 78% at this time of the year, the USDA said.
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Themes of urban dislocation will crop up in later episodes of 29, just as Davison and Lee have experienced the pinch of rising rent, priced out of the area they love.
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But psychiatrist Murray Bowen, a now deceased pioneer in the field of family therapy, believed that triangles had a tendency to crop up in other aspects of family life as well.
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As more cases of the coronavirus crop up around the world, and more states and local governments begin to ban large gatherings, Hollywood studios have begun to push films' release dates.
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Immediately, accusations that the ride-hail company was attempting to profit off protesting cab drivers by making it cheaper for consumers to hail a ride began to crop up on Twitter.
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Outrage over gerrymandering and demands for electoral reform crop up after every election cycle from pundits and journalists whenever they see strangely drawn legislative district boundaries or a peculiar election result.
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But a generally right-of-center justice who swings libertarian on social issues is the kind of figure you would expect to crop up in a roster of Republican-appointed jurists.
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Create an agreement with the people with whom you work, McClanahan suggested, so they know to raise any issues and ask you to get outside testing if concerns do crop up.
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The judge can reduce Ms. Ortega's eight-year sentence to probation, a decision that would give federal immigration officials legal discretion to rescind her deportation, assuming no other problems crop up.
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One way or another, American consumers' worries about the trade war are beginning to crop up in economic data and will be a closely watching part of the data going forward.
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While the vast majority of the companies formed by Mossack Fonseca for its clients were in the British Virgin Islands, others crop up in more unexpected places, like Wyoming and Nevada.
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We are horrified by the images and posts that can crop up the platform, and we're just as appalled by the idea that one private entity could decide what gets taken down.
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Having already completed a successful Kickstarter, I know how many unknowns can crop up along a delivery schedule, so I want to play it safe but always remain open to the unknown.
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The may have struck an all-time intraday high on Monday, but Wells Fargo Investment Institute's Paul Christopher believes more buying opportunities will crop up in the second half of the year.
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It could be the Vetements jeans we just know are going to end up on every blogger, or the Chanel novelty bag that'll crop up on a select few street-style stars.
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Among the black basalt ash, Ohia Lehua trees are often the first to crop up after a volcano, their red flowers pushing through new cracks in the lava before it even cools.
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When Earth first coalesced, life couldn't crop up because comets and asteroids crashed into the surface so often that the planet stayed too hot for the liking of water and organic matter.
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Or, just sit quietly for 5 or 10 minutes, listening to the sound of your breath and noticing, acknowledging, and releasing any thoughts that crop up (and oh, there will be many).
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But considering all the recent instances that we've seen it crop up in some really amazing street style photos, we're going to say that calling it a mistake is the real mistake.
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The upshot: Medicare Advantage may be just fine if you are healthy, but problems may crop up if your healthcare needs become more complex and you have very specific healthcare provider preferences.
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Small canang sari — daily offerings of banana-leaf boxes containing orange, red, blue and white flowers on a bed of rice — crop up in front of small shrines, homes and roadside shops.
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That can help curb the effect of other unexpected bills that crop up, as long as you have the receipts to prove you spent that money on qualified medical expenses, Benz said.
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We've seen the trend crop up once again with the fashion set's endorsement — a response to the rise of athletic-as-day-wear and seemingly unquenchable thirst for a good sartorial throwback.
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Noise from the neighborhood may interfere with the sleep for those who retire on the early side, and the vintage nature of the buildings means the occasional maintenance issue does crop up.
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These kinds of problems are likely to crop up every time the continent has an economic or political crisis, generating resentments that will make people even more reluctant to support further integration.
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The president's allies say he remains concerned about her reaction whenever headlines about his extramarital behaviors crop up, and he has told friends he feels guilty about the criticism she has faced.
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Instead, user awareness seems to crop up through conspiracy theories, like "Facebook is listening through the microphone," without realizing that Facebook collects so much data it doesn't really need to do so.
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I&aposve been putting measures in place to make it easier to leave my retirement accounts alone, like building an emergency fund I can turn to when unexpected expenses inevitably crop up.
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We still feel like we're in the middle innings of innovation change away from on-premise technologies, and that has spurred more vertically focused software to crop up [all over the place].
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It was a homeless camp like so many that crop up along roads and ramshackle lots in some American cities, except that this one had been invited here by the university administration.
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And over the long term, DR can compromise the stability and function of the core, and is linked to a host of other problems that can crop up even years after childbirth.
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Just like we groan when we see Christmas decorations hit the shelves in September, there's a somber feeling when back-to-school sales crop up when it seems like summer just kicked off.
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"I also feel as if the rally seems to be biased towards all the good aspects of the Trump policy without concerns of some of the potential trade issues that could crop up."
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And if you read the interview below, you might well join me in believing we'll see many similar groups crop up at peer companies in the coming years, on a variety of issues.
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The good news is the more you play, the more you'll remember locations where chests are likely to crop up so you can find a route that allows you to arm yourself quickly.
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It's a new product for the firm, though you might have seen its name crop up in a good many deals this past year; that's because it began investing it nearly year ago.
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Much of the filtering has been aimed at preventing protesters from organizing demonstrations, choking off reporting from those protests that do crop up, and limiting the flow of news from the outside world.
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The flaws in the narrative crop up as early as the first scene, as Kanzaki strolls into a nearly abandoned shop and takes note of the sad old lady sitting in the corner.
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Warnkin said that if you face a tax bill this time around, it's an indication that the same situation could crop up a year from now unless you take steps to prevent it.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook had the same sentiment in a recent exclusive interview with "Mad Money's" Jim Cramer, where he said leaks and rumors are beginning to crop up earlier, hurting iPhone sales.
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It can crop up when the chip is under heavy load, and you might be able to hear it on any recent phone if you put it under load and listen very closely.
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After all, when posters with anti-Semitic language began to crop up around campus in late September, the associate chancellor took swift action by sending an email to all students condemning this language.
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If an outbreak does crop up in the prison system, it likely won't be because staff didn't have a plan to address the problem, but rather that it wasn't carried out, he said.
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Suddenly we were yelling at each other the way we had in the months before he'd left for college, inexplicable fights that seemed to crop up about everything and about nothing at all.
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Occasional references to political "witch hunts" crop up in the late 1910s (once when a British politician defended a colleague against the public outcry at his use of "private telegrams" — plus ça change).
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New problems with the plane have continued to crop up, causing repeated delays, although the company says it expects the plane will be cleared to fly again by the end of the year.
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They typically start more general and then more specific ones crop up that address a common interest, once the general ones get so broad that it's hard to find what you're looking for.
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Not included in his list is the fact that the lines "I only take cocaine to go to Brooklyn" and "If we had sex would that be ironic?" crop up out of nowhere.
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"Men are not used to having masculinity defined for them, and sometimes they don't realize the little ways these really problematic stereotypes of masculinity can crop up in their own lives," says Bridges.
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The outrage over what is happening in Virginia and the controversies that continue to crop up around blackface portrayals suggest that a bigger conversation about blackface's history and impact is finally beginning to unfold.
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"I've seen a number of festivals crop up recently where somebody went to Coachella or Bonnaroo and thought, 'I'm gonna put up my own festival,' in a small town or small city," Mitchell says.
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The world of EDC has many entry points, and for r/EDC user Tim Hayes, having the power to control situations that crop up in everyday life was a big part of the appeal.
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But one societal crisis is another startup's opportunity, and we've already seen a number of companies crop up to serve the rental needs of Londoners and people living in other housing stock-starved cities.
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Mother figures tend to crop up, be it fictional ones or her own — Natalia "Nelly" Akerman, a Polish Jew who survived Auschwitz and went on to raise Akerman and another daughter, Sylviane, in Brussels.
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Stacey Moy, the assistant special agent in charge of the northern California FBI task force, expects other fraud schemes to crop up as people move to repair the damage and rebuild homes and businesses.
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In the meantime, we can expect to see a series of concept designs for Apple smart glasses crop up as Apple fans hope to see the company add another piece to its wearables division.
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While there are plenty of events in the Olympics that also crop up in the Paralympic Games, there are also a bunch of new events, too — each of them more badass from the last.
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If you happen to be the sort of person who gets embroiled in conversations about the aims of feminism, then you're probably aware that the "right to happiness" doesn't crop up an awful lot.
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It's arguably a savvy business move, and since collection images crop up instantaneously on social media, it means the six-month lag from show to selling floor just doesn't really make sense these days.
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As someone who has personally challenged a robot to a basketball shootout and lost, you can imagine the fear in my heart when I saw a video of CUE crop up online last week.
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America's former lingerie sweetheart is facing ongoing criticism for losing relevance in the wake of #MeToo and has seen sales slide in recent years as new, buzzier brands crop up and take market share.
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The drop in wheat production, blamed largely on a heatwave in Europe, has pushed prices for this crop up some 8 percent month-on-month, the largest rise for any of the FAO indices.
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We've seen the color crop up in the new arrivals sections in plenty of our favorite retailers, such as Zara (pictured) — so it's only a matter of time before it seeps into our wardrobes.
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But now that musicians are learning that recorded music, and the industry it propped up, doesn't have to be the cornerstone of their careers, Morissette's sort of story may not crop up that often.
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When white supremacist organizations crop up in tellings of American history, they appear and recede from the story quickly, a footnote about racism to be overlooked, not a central component of the American story.
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"Pinter Two" consists of a pair of earlier and lighter plays, "The Lover" and "The Collection," both of which were written for television in the early 1960s and crop up now and again onstage.
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While many direct-to-consumer upstarts matured and became viable businesses in 2019, hundreds continue to crop up in an attempt to disrupt categories across the board — from beauty and supplements to home fitness.
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Fake stories and memes that crop up during live news events have been a problem on social media for years, but a wild election season has highlighted the news media's slow response to them.
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References to the family name "El" meaning "hope," or riffs on "Kneel before Zod" crop up in nearly every episode in the first half of season 2, and both were already old in season 1.
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But knowing the basics -- what they are, why they're popular, and what problems can crop up when they're not used responsibly -- can make the difference between a positive and a negative experience for your kid.
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" Aden, of Americans United for Life, said these "early gestational bills" crop up in conservative states because "there's a feeling that they keep having to push the envelope go where no state has gone before.
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Missing in much of the debate, however, is context on the scale of the affordability problem, who faces the worst of it, and what kinds of needs are expected to crop up in the future.
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"Other chaebols contributed to the funds at the center of investigation, so it's likely Lee's trial will touch on other chaebol leaders and further investigations or indictments concerning other chaebols could crop up," said Morris.
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On Android, emoji suggestions will crop up as you're typing; on the iPhone, you've got to tap and jump over to the Swiftmoji keyboard, similar to how you would for the phone's normal emoji keyboard.
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He stares lustily from your TV screen and from the aisles of the CVS, where his visage appears on cardboard displays of colorfully wrapped truffles that crop up in the weeks ahead of Valentine's Day.
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"I think bad games can crop up at any time, but I would like to think that were beyond some of these and that we had taken that next step as a program," Lynn said.
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Independent performers, especially, can spend significant portions of their time filing copyright claims to have stolen content removed from "free" tube sites, but the videos will continue to crop up as other people reupload them.
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Maybe, as more of these resources crop up, researchers share tools and codes, and users can cross-check across many platforms, we'll finally start seeing a bit less propaganda shared in our social media feeds.
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Would Sixers ownership agree to absorb that 2019-2020 money for someone who perfectly complements their big three but hurts their depth and doesn't solve some defensive issues that may crop up during the playoffs?
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Events completely outside of the candidates' control could also crop up, such as tragic instances of police killing unarmed black men or others murdering police officers that have been a dark cloud on the year.
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It's amid discussions of funding options that the topic of going public will typically crop up at a company, said Tim Jenkinson, a finance professor at the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford.
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A number of issues crop up immediately, including, but not limited to, the need for an expensive team of lawyers, marketers, social media experts and, until now, an expensive crew to build your smart contract.
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The best scene in White Girl takes place at a really rad party — the kind of cool-kid underground rager that seems to crop up a lot in movies and less obviously in real life.
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British creators and performers of musicals have greatly expanded their vernacular and understanding of the form during the past several decades, but certain inauthenticities continue to crop up, especially if thick American accents are required.
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Despite concerns that those earlier issues would crop up again as the year came to a close and a liquidity crunch would erupt again, the funding market, known as repo, seems to be running smoothly.
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Would Sixers ownership agree to absorb that 2015.2-2020 money for someone who perfectly complements their big three but hurts their depth and doesn't solve some defensive issues that may crop up during the playoffs?
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"When you've lived the life that I have, you should always expect something like that to crop up," Lemmy Kilmister told Revolver in 2013 after revealing that a defibrillator had been implanted in his chest.
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But even if you don't want to take his word for it, the Cambridge Analytica scandal didn't crop up until the last two weeks of March, which were also the last two weeks of the quarter.
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If you're already dealing with health issues, or some new ones start to crop up, it might be a good idea to pay attention to what your snoozing positions are doing to the rest of you.
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You can think of a home equity loan as a way to pay for a significant renovation project, while a HELOC is more likely going to help you with smaller projects that crop up over time.
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Orlando coach Scott Skiles suggested his team played with low energy in a 103-91 loss at Washington on Friday and had the same problems crop up during a 104-79 setback at Cleveland on Saturday.
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Where outcomes are publicly reported, doctors have an incentive to treat only the healthier patients who are the least likely to have complications or require repeat hospitalizations for problems that crop up after they go home.
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Its user base and set of services had become so massive that it seemed inevitable that sensitive data could accidentally crop up in unexpected places, like customers filing support tickets with more personal information than necessary.
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But they still exist in the Star Wars universe as genetic markers of Force sensitivity — and any Jedi will tell you they can crop up anywhere at any time, no matter what your last name is.
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Cold sores, also known as fever blisters, might be one of the most crippling things that could possibly happen to a face — we dare say it's up there with a sudden crop-up of cystic acne.
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This type of personal ad tends to crop up whenever there's a major weather event, and these casual run-ins (whether or not they're sparked by Craigslist) can even lead to something much more long-term.
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Such figures, along with more than 30 varieties including elephants, giraffes, deer and dolphins, crop up on road barriers all over Japan, an effort to entertain passers-by who might otherwise regard construction sites as nuisances.
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Shares in China's big banks now trade at less than the reported value of their assets — a signal that investors do not believe the banks' books or that they expect more problem loans will crop up.
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Although the troubling ethical questions surrounding the case of Patient H. M. began six decades ago, in the operating room, they continued to crop up for the rest of Henry's life, and even after his death.
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While officials have long expected cases of local transmission in the United States, especially in warm climates like Florida's where mosquitoes flourish, it was impossible for them to predict exactly where those cases would crop up.
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Lurkers may be doing much to further their careers: learning new things, keeping up with the latest trends or preparing for any conversation that might crop up in the break room or during a job interview.
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They crop up on other friends' social feeds, so it's this sense of you've got to try and get rid of the toxic people in your life to make way for people that may be healthier.
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They still crop up, giving new insights into characters we already thought we knew, like the frenetic and mentally unstable Lolly (Lori Petty), glam sweetheart Maritza (Diane Guerrero), and the surly and defiant Flores (Laura Gómez).
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This regulatory apathy and limited competition, in turn, only perpetuate the high prices, slow speeds, and net neutrality and privacy issues that crop up when there's nothing in place to keep natural broadband monopolies in line.
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Rumors are circulating that the next OnePlus phone will have a similar sliding design and I wouldn't be surprised if we see it crop up a few more times from companies like Oppo and Vivo this year.
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The BBC reports that the origin of ballroom culture can be dated back to a "queer masquerade ball" in Harlem in 1869, while more accounts of experiences at similar events started to crop up in the 1920s.
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Not only will it help partners work through any immediate problems, but it gives them the tools to help when issues crop up in the future — it's almost like an open-notes test, but with your relationship.
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LONDON â€" It's only been a few days since BBC presenter Dan Walker had to deal with a hen party invading his broadcast â€" and he's already had an even more unusual situation crop up since then.
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Refinery29 got a first look at the Good American denim skirt-suit, modeled by Kardashian herself — and we certainly wouldn't be surprised if we saw this crop up on one (or multiple) of the co-founder's siblings.
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It has to do with the strange fact that the values calculated from Feynman diagrams seem to exactly match some of the most important numbers that crop up in a branch of mathematics known as algebraic geometry.
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Every year, from late March to early April, these lovely pink flowers — known as sakura in Japanese — crop up all over the country, prompting everyone to stop everything and head outdoors to take in their full glory.
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First, it used to match the wrong versions of songs (meaning your explicit-tagged Jay-Z albums were now neutered) — and although Apple has fixed many of those mismatches, more seem to crop up all the time.
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We've already seen some of these challenges crop up in California, where the state's Department of Motor Vehicles issued draft rules to require all driverless cars to have a licensed driver behind the wheel at all times.
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It has the typical trademark BioWare tendency to lead you off onto side quests that crop up just when you think you're going to focus on the main plot, which is a big part of its appeal.
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Given the rise of the popularity of tattoos in our culture—they're way more pervasive, commonplace, and mainstream—as with anything else, as ink becomes more mainstream, legal issues are bound to crop up more and more.
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And with American Thanksgiving upon us — as far-flung family members from all walks of life gather for a meal — the political and personal disagreements that crop up are as traditional as the turkey and cranberry sauce.
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But nor do they want the inconveniences that can crop up in an Airbnb, like a lockbox not opening when you're trying to check in or not being able to reach the owner when there's an issue.
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"It hasn't been the year that I had planned, but these things sort of crop up out of nowhere and they challenge us," McIlroy, who suffered a rib injury in January, told a news conference on Wednesday.
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Now, since those two locales seem to often serve the same purpose (an issue we discussed earlier in this series), it was inevitable that overlap would crop up when a bunch of experts are in a room.
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A lot of characters crop up in "Righteous"; one reason is that the trail Marcus left was a complicated one, but another is that Ide can't seem to resist a good subplot when he thinks of one.
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Accessory dwelling units, also known as A.D.U.s, have already begun to crop up all over the city, with many residents using them as short-term rentals that can generate enough money to substantially help with the mortgage.
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The increase in activity is exciting, but as more and more dance residencies and presenters crop up, some of the people in charge have begun to express concerns about overcrowding even as they float dreams of synergy.
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She retrieved from her wallet another annual benefit of her union membership: a Visa card loaded with $400 to spend on those co-payments or any other out-of-pocket health care expense that might crop up.
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"We track where the money comes from when people fund their accounts, and I definitely see some of these big-name banks crop up quite frequently," N26's U.S. CEO Nicolas Kopp told CNBC in an interview.
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Differences over ethanol trade, open-skies aviation and illegal drug production, and even North Korea, could crop up during the discussion, but the top issue will be the Venezuelan crisis, Latin American and White House officials said.
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According to SpaceX, a computer error prevented the company from seeing that odds of a collision were relatively high, but the breakdown in communication is a good example of problems that could crop up in the future.
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Case in point: When Amazon tried to launch a cashier-free grocery store concept late last year, the company saw a lot of problems crop up when too many customers used the store at the same time.
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It's definitely something I saw crop up frequently among fan and enthusiast reaction when the Switch was originally announced, and Nintendo's confirmation that Pokémon would appear in some form on the platform only stoked the flames of fandom.
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Jacob Williams, corporate governance manager for the Florida State Board of Administration, which oversees pension assets including about 158,000 JD.com shares, said Liu's tight control of the company means more risk for outside investors when problems crop up.
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As Holoride sees it, "Rocket's Rescue Run" is also a potential answer to a series of questions that crop up now and then: what do you do with your time as a passenger in a ride-hailing car?
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Companies like Helix, Color Genomics and Genos have started to crop up, as a result, offering this more comprehensive approach to discovering what makes you, "you," as well as any genetic issues you may need to know about.
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Furthering this interplay of music, visual experience, and local culture, Reflections' curator Tim Beale has taken his own contemporary photographs of sights in and around Bath that crop up in Gabriel's music, and incorporated them into the exhibition.
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Warnkin also says to keep in mind that if you face a tax bill this time around, it's an indication that the same situation could crop up a year from now unless you take steps to prevent it.
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Sure, "leaning in" might help women avoid opting out of the work force when family issues crop up, but it doesn't help the anxiety, anger, or sadness that having to make these tough career decisions can bring up.
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Complications arise, the sort that crop up when you're the Stones: President Obama's surprise announcement of a visit to Cuba forces a scheduling change, and the pope weighs in, tsk-tsking when the revised date is Good Friday.
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The issue of bias is beginning to crop up in a lot of AI. Neural networks and the data sets used to train them reflect any biases of the people or groups of people who put them together.
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When we meet for coffee, which is often, we discuss which author she's moved on to most recently (there are hundreds, thousands of people penning these endeavors, and new romance writers seem to crop up by the day).
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Most homes purchased in China only include rights to the use of the property for a certain number of years, and questions about future home ownership have started to crop up as some contracts near their expiration date.
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Throughout the series, pairs of people crop up over and over — whether they're just romantically paired for eternity (Lucy and Andy, Ed and Norma) or actual identical copies of one another, in the case of the many Coopers.
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You've probably seen it crop up occasionally in Excel if you ever make a formatting error, and it's already wreaked havoc on the life of one Christopher Null, who has to live with the word as his surname.
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Read more: Advertisers and big tech are uniting to set brand safety standards With respect to the themes that normally crop up, both point out marked differences in content depending on the country and the time of year.
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The place was remote enough that there were no numbers on the address, just an intersection of narrow roads winding through the apple orchards and horse and dairy farms that crop up along the region's Route du Cidre.
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Even Snapchat itself tried to jump on the bandwagon last month when it began exclusive sales of its new Spectacles glasses via randomly placed bright yellow vending machines, giving no indication of where they would crop up next.
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Their faith is one among many defining traits, but one that is ever-present (as opposed to, for instance, Agent Dana Scully on The X-Files, whose Catholicism seemed to crop up only when it suited the story).
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Among the different makeshift buildings that crop up from the ground a bit haphazardly, there are hair salons, a hammam, places of worship, a theater, a library, a school, and many restaurants, offering Kurdish, Afghan, Sudanese, and Pakistani specialties.
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But even if Spider-Man doesn't appear in a given story, his actions could have far-reaching impacts on the characters around him in a way that allows for whole movies to crop up without him as the star.
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And while it's no doubt frustrating that these issues continue to crop up on what are supposed to be flagship phones, at least Google is continuing to do its best to fix problems as they continue to pop up.
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Overall, I appreciate the variety of eras that crop up in Mr. Ezersky's puzzles, and somewhat dread the inevitable day when every clue that's not filler in a puzzle has only 21st century meaning, like MICRO USB and MYTHBUSTER.
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The trend: Spikes in media attention for Soros tend to crop up in two scenarios — a genuine political splash by Soros or a right-wing conspiracy theory brought about by a controversial and divisive event in the United States.
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It'll also use its Real Time ID and other shortcuts when reports of mismatched driver identity crop up, so that riders mistakenly identified as someone other than who they claim to be can get back to driving more quickly.
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He argued that Trump could not amass the 1,237 delegates needed to win the Republican nomination once winner-take-all contests begin to crop up on the calendar later this month --including his own, must-win state of Florida.
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So, with almost half the population of 18- to 35-year-olds having tattoos and 6 percent of Americans now identifying as vegans (most of whom are Millennials) it's no surprise vegan tattoo shops are beginning to crop up.
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It has happened before, but "the Saudi government takes great care in screening and treating," said Dr. Cetron at C.D.C. No more serious than the regular outbreaks of flu that crop up in the fall and winter each year.
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This is partially because the kinds of characters Dreyfuss plays best — motormouthed guys who might have seemed average but are particularly skilled at talking their way into and out of trouble — don't crop up as often for older fellows.
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A number of motifs recur in the works: tropical pot plants crop up in almost every image, for example, perhaps hinting at the uprooting and replanting of a culture that occurs when a family moves to a new country.
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But lawmakers have repeatedly questioned the wisdom of the law at home as disinformation spread freely on platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Google's YouTube leading up to the 2016 election and violent content has continued to crop up.
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They began digging through hospital records after seeing four suspected cases of CJD crop up within the span of six months last winter—an unusually high number for a rare disease that affects about 350 people in the entire country annually.
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Godfrey says he was concerned about any potential problems that could crop up and after McIntyre was in labor for several hours, he decided to call for backup – asking the highway patrol to send a helicopter for a local OBGYN.
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Though the email bug is the first to be fixed, there's likely to be more iOS 11 updates and bug fixes coming sooner than later, as there's always more issues that crop up in the weeks after a major new release.
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These darkly comic moments crop up repeatedly in the documentary, whether it is an embarrassed terrorist revealing his underwear at a training camp or a car-bombing that is almost aborted because the attackers forgot to fill up with petrol.
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And as more platforms for original scripted TV programming crop up, with fewer strictures over what can or cannot be shown or talked about, shows with sex — real sex, with all its attendant dilemmas and awkwardness — are given room to thrive.
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To that end, if parents can connect what they teach in the beginning of the school year to real-life examples that crop up as the year progresses, it increases the chance they'll understand and retain these lessons, Dr. Schroeder says.
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U.S. farmers have harvested 62% of their soybean crop, up from 46% a week ago although below the average pace of 78% at this time of the year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said after the market closed on Monday.
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While Apple at the time said that bent iPhones were "extremely rare," even going as far as inviting multiple media outlets to its campus to see just how rigorously it tested its products, issues of bent iPhones continued to crop up.
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As students in Suffolk County, New York, were heading back to their first week of school, locals in the community started to notice some makeshift blue vending machines crop up around the neighborhood on street corners and at bus stops.
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All these tools are useful both for diagnosing existing problems and for heading off potential problems that might crop up in the future, but you'll need to run these benchmarks regularly and note performance over time to flag anything that's amiss.
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It will take a lot more time with the Onkyo earbuds to make a more earnest judgement call, especially considering that some of my other issues with Earin's buds didn't crop up until I had spent a few weeks with them.
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Some films are so iconic that even their settings can achieve legendary status, and the fictional bars and pubs that crop up in the likes of Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings are some of the best examples of this.
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Some 2000 percent of postpartum women have a separation in their abdominal wall called diastasis recti, and plenty have weak or injured pelvic floor muscles but haven't heard of these things until related problems like pain or incontinence crop up.
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The federal government has known of the risks to the financial and personal information of Americans since the first data thefts began to crop up more than a decade ago, yet no serious steps have been taken to protect consumers.
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During the upcoming enrollment period you can: As you mull whether you need to take action, here are some common mistakes and misconceptions that experts see crop up all the time: If you get mail from your insurance company, open it.
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On "Gorgeous," for example, she sang about stumbling home to her cats, and while her life in the public eye did take up room on the record, some tracks about her typical love-and-relationships subject matter did certainly crop up.
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It also establishes a process for federal agencies to go through in many cases before distribution centers can be shut down, giving them 30 days to rectify issues as they crop up in an attempt to reduce disruptions to patients.
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Ever since the bra-over-top look got the stamp of approval from bloggers, we've seen the trend crop up at Fashion Weeks for seasons, on perpetually photographed street style stars like Yasmin Sewell, Taylor Tomasi-Hill, and Pernille Teisbaek.
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Josh Therrien, the Gonzaga men's trainer, said he was bringing extra hand sanitizer to team meals and meetings, reminding players to stay hydrated and nourished, and monitoring anyone for flulike symptoms, which often crop up at this time of year.
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Coronavirus grifts crop up online for political gain and profit Earlier this week, Facebook announced that coronavirus-related searches on its platform would be greeted with an automatic pop-up featuring information from the World Health Organization and local health authorities.
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Nonprofits like Denver's SPORE have begun to crop up, pro-psychedelic thinkers like Pollan have gained mainstream celebrity, and some members of Congress, like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, support making it easier for academic researchers to study the fungus.
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These days, most of the games developed need to be social, multi-platform and extensible, but there are only a few developers with the expertise to bring those toolsets to the profusion of new games that crop up every year.
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Although Twitter has worked to boot terrorists off its network — largely playing a game of whack-a-mole as new accounts crop up to replace deactivated ones — many argue that terrorist chatter on social media is a valuable stream of intelligence.
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Obviously, having a partner who will continue to work full-time makes taking a break from the workforce easier to manage; he will likely join her health insurance plan, and her salary will, hopefully, cover any surprise expenses that crop up.
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Launched in 2015, Instana bills itself as a next-gen application performance management (APM) solution that focuses on monitoring the kind of dynamic modern applications that are slowly starting to crop up in the enterprise thanks to the help of containers and microservices.
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Image: Getty Images/CSA-PrintstockNo matter how careful you are, problems tend to crop up on Windows and macOS anyway—from little annoyances you can't get rid of to full-blown system-wide issues that make it hard to use your computer normally.
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According to Jonathan Lewallen, an assistant professor in political science at the University of Tampa who has studied the topic, errors are more likely to crop up in bills when they are written quickly and when one party controls both houses of Congress.
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You know the NFL had a good day when partnering media can spend its time jabbering about how a popular fantasy football service was down, as opposed to the litany of other problems with football that crop up on a regular basis.
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Analysts said expectations the Fed would raise interest rates this December were fully reflected in the dollar's recent rally, putting the currency at risk of losses if any contrary signals from Fed officials crop up between now and the end of the year.
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The film takes its name from the Greek myth of Iphigenia, in which Agamemnon has to sacrifice his own daughter as penance for killing a goddess's deer—and the myth's questions about justice, accountability and male arrogance crop up in the screenplay.
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The fact that EA is adding games from other publishers is an important move for the company as it looks to compete for the subscription gaming market, especially as the marketplace is starting to see more competitors like Utomik begin to crop up.
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Hearings like this one crop up every now and then, often with the same cadre of questionably-credentialed witnesses offering up the same tired fallacies that serve to cast doubt on the overwhelming scientific consensus that climate change is real and human-caused.
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Adding to the issue is the fact that in the four years it's taken to reach the market, USB-C battery packs have begun to crop up, with a far more useful universal cable and faster charging than what Lightning can provide.
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Fonseca expects the first commercial devices to crop up in Portugal in 20203 or 22020, although regular users are unlikely to have access to the technology before 25 or 25, "because various questions need answers, such as investment versus profitability of the business".
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"Right now, I'm starting to see some little divergences crop up when I look at the relative strength indexes, the [moving average convergence/divergence] indicators; they're not making new highs alongside the index itself," said Craig Johnson, technical analyst at Piper Jaffray.
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At the end of Stranger Things Season 1, some people theorised that the Thessalhydra — the monster defeated by the boys when they play Dungeons & Dragons in the "One Month Later" scene in the show's final episode — would crop up in Season 2.
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Doctors haven't pinpointed exactly why women are increasingly turning to the substance, but believe it's mainly in order to cope with to classic pregnancy symptoms like nausea and vomiting, which crop up in an estimated 70% of pregnancies, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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Candidates discussed a domestic carbon tax, but had little to say about international pacts like the Paris Agreement, or coordination on readiness for mass conflicts as food and water shortages crop up—that would be addressing a global threat in a global context.
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While it averages out to just over $3,000 a month, this number fluctuates quite a bit depending on what expenses crop up — namely, home maintenance and vet bills; our older dog has had some serious health issues over the past two years.
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Even though stories crop up nearly every week about some invasion of privacy or swindle or labor abuse or access overreach by one tech company or another (see Uber, or Juicero), people still seem to think that tech's end skews toward basic goodness.
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Christopher T. Geldart, the director of homeland security for the District of Columbia, said his team was preparing for 400,000 to 500,000 people at the march and expected that smaller protest actions could crop up elsewhere in the city on Saturday, as well.
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Doctors haven't pinpointed exactly why women are increasingly turning to the substance, but believe it's mainly in order to cope with to classic pregnancy symptoms like nausea and vomiting, which crop up in an estimated 70% of pregnancies, according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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In April 2019, a spate of mysterious vaping-related illnesses began to crop up across the United States, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration scrambled to find what exactly was causing these life-threatening reactions.
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On Tuesday, Stars and Stripes reported that electronic cigarettes and vape products would no longer be available to purchase at on-base stores—yet another fierce response to the spate of vape-linked deaths that have continued to crop up around the country.
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There's also a large number of people, a staggering quarter of the world's population, who are carrying a latent form of the disease that could crop up later in life when the individual's immune system is suppressed, such as during pregnancy or chemotherapy.
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In its latest Annual Energy Outlook, the U.S. Energy Information administration projected renewable energy consumption will grow faster than any other source through 2040, because capital costs fall as more solar and wind farms crop up and federal and state policies encourage their construction.
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The Store officially opened early September and celebrated with a launch party and exhibition titled Crop Up. It featured music by Emily Rogers and a smash lineup by other local musicians, as well as arts installations by Andrew Ross Evans, Dr. Kno, and Utē Petit.
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Earlier this week, it was reported the company was still fighting to keep a number of women who were allegedly sexually assaulted by Uber drivers from bringing a class action lawsuit to court—and new accusations against drivers continue to crop up on the regular.
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Jem Aswad, a senior editor for Billboard, said that while there can be no denying that issues of race crop up in the music industry just like they do anyplace else, there are still counter arguments that can be made as to why Adele won.
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I reread the book after watching the Handmaid's Tale pilot and was surprised to realize that the first episode contains moments that don't crop up until way further in the story — like that crucial, brutal Scavenging of a man who allegedly raped a Handmaid.
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The whole idea of gendered clothing has come into question in the fashion industry over the past few years, as we've seen both new labels dedicated exclusively to this category crop up, as well as established retailers dabble (some successfully, some not) in unisex offerings.
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On Sunday, YouTuber matt published a video that pairs two ideas Karl Pilkington had on The Ricky Gervais Show with two storylines that crop up in the "Black Museum" episode of Black Mirror Season 4 — the second of which, in particular, is almost spookily accurate.
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The first part of the show's sixth season dropped on Saturday, and it wasn't long before a similar complaint had begun to crop up among fans – not to do with the show itself, but the way Netflix was trying to hurry them through it.
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Not only does it skew the information available in the largest encyclopedia ever created toward topics geared for Western, male audiences, these biases are then also liable to crop up in the increasing number of artificial intelligences that use Wikipedia as their training data.
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If curious minds long ago wanted to know why values like pi crop up in calculations on the circle and the sphere, today mathematicians and physicists would like to know why those values arise out of a different kind of geometric object: Feynman diagrams.
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Analysts said expectations that the Fed would raise interest rates this December were fully reflected in the dollar's recent rally, putting the currency at risk of losses if any contrary signals from Fed officials crop up between now and the end of the year.
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A number of names crop up in both Palestinian and Israeli assessments, including Nasser al-Qudwa, the nephew of late Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat, Jibril Rajoub, a former security chief who heads the Palestine Football Association, and Majid Faraj, the head of Palestinian intelligence.
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The Air Force failed to enter Kelley's conviction into a federal database, so the warning signs — including his status as a felon and a man suffering from mental illness — did not crop up when Kelley purchased two guns in Texas and another two in Colorado.
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Sure, we both knew the rough outlines of each other's sexual histories, but beyond a few wild stories and the times our exes crop up in conversation, we'd never gone into depth about each and every lover and whether we'd used protection with them.
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Ajay Bhushan Pandey, chief executive of the Unique Identification Authority Of India that runs the Aadhaar program, has said that connectivity and power problems do crop up, but added authorities have been told not to withhold social benefits if people can provide other, acceptable identification.
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The company, which deactivated around 10,000 accounts associated with ISIS for "tweeting violent threats" last year, has largely played a game of whack-a-mole with extremist accounts: It shuts one down only to have the same user crop up again under a new handle.
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Twitter deactivated around 85033,000 accounts associated with ISIS for "tweeting violent threats" in April but has largely played a game of whack-a-mole with extremist accounts: It shuts one down only to have the same user crop up again under a new handle.
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After opening five brick-and-mortar stores in less than two years, the purveyor of seriously chic, sporty garb has distinguished itself in the increasingly crowded athleisure market, in which a new multi-brand retailer or high-end label seems to crop up every week.
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Bloomberg and The Guardian reported that after going viral, privacy concerns started to crop up from users who had seen a line in the app's terms and conditions which stipulated the app had "free, irrevocable, permanent, transferable, and relicense-able" to user-generated content.
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Despite the animosity that can crop up in the planning stages, there is no resistance to museums in general, said John Gerner, managing director of Leisure Business Advisors, a consultant in Richmond, Va., that conducts feasibility and economic impact studies of museums, parks and zoos.
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As the characters learn to cope with everyday problems on Mars, experts like Elon Musk, Bill Nye and Ellen Stofan explain how urgent issues we face on Earth today — glacial melting, a rising sea level — could crop up if humans build lives on Mars.
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A night mayor is a city's point person for issues that crop up at night, which municipalities traditionally have not separately planned for, said Jim Peters, president of the Responsible Hospitality Institute, which has helped cities like Toronto, Fort Lauderdale and Orlando create similar positions.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Nooses, Potent Symbols of Hate, Crop Up in Rash of Cases" (news article, July 6): If any piece of news screams out for moral leadership from the White House, it is the latest episode reported at the United States Mint.
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These incidents will continue to crop up, temporarily shaming individuals unlucky enough to be caught, while ignoring the willful historical blinders and false claims of racial innocence that allow blackface and Klansmen to be viewed as symbols to admire rather than objects of scorn.
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It was almost impossible to find a mainstream film or TV show in which a character with religious commitments — or ideological commitments that function like religion — wasn't grappling with doubts that crop up because they encounter or butt up against people who believe differently.
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According to the legal reports, the especially suspect similarities that crop up in the "Born This Way" music video are a plexiglass base, four decapitated heads, Gaga's blunt hair cut, and her forehead implants — "essential characteristics," as per Orlan's lawyers, from Orlan's own artwork.
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The questions that crop up — about the illusion of choice and the fateful hand of luck, of birth — form the philosophical core of the novel but luckily, they come to us largely through Amar, and are handled lightly, leavened by his sarcasm, his mournful wit.
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The need to rethink the ethics of recommendation engines is only growing more urgent as curatorial systems and AI crop up in increasingly more sensitive places: local and national governments are using similar algorithms to determine who makes bail, who receives subsidies, and which neighborhoods need policing.
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The main aim I had for the limited edition was that it would look like a dark and dangerous object, or one of the various mysteriously hieroglyphed items that crop up in Lovecraft's work, or even something like the Necromomicon, which appears in several of his stories.
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Luckily, as PEOPLE Pet Vet Dr. Evan Antin points out in the video above, there are easy ways to protect your pet from the dangers these pests can cause, and from all the other health and safety issues that can crop up when temperatures start to rise.
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MakerBot has a lot more competition these days Jaglom says he's trying to put MakerBot in a position to meet the consumer demand it expects will crop up in the near future, while also continuing to compete with other startups that are selling increasingly cheap 3D printers.
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She's now applying those insights, minus the wedding dress-chronicling aspect, to an e-comm experience that's focused squarely on fresh discoveries and championing up-and-coming contemporary names soon to crop up on a bevy of red carpets, social media tags, and, maybe, in your closet.
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"When I talk with my counterparts in various countries throughout the region, all of them recognize that the potential for radicalization -- and especially this phenomena of self-radicalization, internet-inspired, or facilitated self-radicalization -- is something that they are starting to see crop up," he said.
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Between your show and Black Lady Sketch Show, The New Negroes, and Random Acts of Flyness, it feels like we're suddenly having a golden age of Black variety TV. Do you think there's a reason all of these shows started to crop up around the same time?
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If human self-awareness is "an emergence," a colossal weirdo coincidence that just happened to crop up from the fertile soil of the human brain, then handball is sort of like a sport that emerged from the idea of "Sports" over the concept's 1,000-year existence.
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During Monday's investor event on corporate governance, Narasimhan said the Basel-based company has countless instances where its employees must use judgement about how to manage potential problems that crop up with its drugs, but that the tumult surrounding Zolgensma prompted it to change its practices.
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During Monday's investor event on corporate governance, Narasimhan said the Basel-based company has countless instances where its employees must use judgment about how to manage potential problems that crop up with its drugs, but that the tumult surrounding Zolgensma prompted it to change its practices.
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During Monday's investor event on corporate governance, Narasimhan said the Basel-based company has countless instances where its employees must use judgment about how to manage potential problems that crop up with its drugs, but that the tumult surrounding Zolgensma prompted it to change its practices.
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Though he returned to comparatively more adult fare in 2011, starring alongside Ben Stiller in the middling financial crisis caper Tower Heist, his screen time has since been scarce, though rumors of reboots and sequels surrounding some of his beloved characters crop up every few months.
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But that scene also highlights the lack of gusto in the longer-form criminality that follows, a training-wheels version of a heist in which obstacles are overcome with exasperating ease, and in which the very limited instances of conflict get ironed out as soon as they crop up.
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Obermeyer, one of the authors involved in analyzing the algorithm's racial bias, told Motherboard that while "this [studied] population was entirely insured—either good commercial insurance or Medicare" the problems would "crop up anywhere" due to structural inequality and differential treatment faced by people of color across the globe.
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You don't have to look too far to check off the colors Pantone called out as the frontrunners for fall '17: A quick review of our favorite runways from New York (ah, feels like so long ago..), and you'll see these 10 shades crop up again and again.
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Zuckerberg laid out a product roadmap for more ephemerality and encryption, how unifying the infrastructure of Facebook's messaging apps will better connect Marketplace to WhatsApp, Groups will become an organizing function for more of the Facebook experience, and shopping features will crop up across the family of apps.
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These kinds of compact, livable communities that crop up in less-dense areas have all sorts of names, like New Urbanism and "walkable urban places," but the one that's stuck recently is "urban burbs"—and the urban burbs are a new kind of hybridized place made just for millennials.
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In retrospect, if you rewind, when this book came out, it was probably around the time "The Sopranos" had come, or maybe "The Sopranos" had been out for a year or two, so the idea of doing these big, epic stories on TV was just starting to crop up.
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But the scale of housing demand at this moment is such that we could build them in car-centric suburbs, too, and provide a human density that would not just support transit but also reduce the need to travel as shops, jobs, and schools crop up within walking distance.
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HR may be increasingly viewed with distrust as a "corrupt" agent of the corporation, but that view also undermines what is a very necessary function for a healthy workplace: a group of people who can facilitate the politics that will inevitably crop up in even the best corporate cultures.
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If you want to cut Social Security out of selective concern for deficits—which never seem to crop up when giving tax breaks to millionaires—the best way to go about that is to bury the cut in a technical change, the impact of which only widens over time.
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Spirits crop up in fiction about migration (Viet Thanh Nguyen's "The Refugees"; Wayétu Moore's "She Would Be King") and complicate what might have been straightforward portraits of relationships (Ben Dolnick's "The Ghost Notebooks," Laura van den Berg's "The Third Hotel," Lauren Groff's "Florida," Helen Sedgwick's "The Comet Seekers").
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Elsewhere in Brooklyn, metal bar Duff's is now serving a Tide pods shot that mimics the dual-colored theme of the real thing, but (presumably) does not actually contain detergent: More restaurants serving novelty dishes that look like detergent packets are bound to crop up — Tide pod burger, anyone?
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Still, Rabobank on Tuesday said heavy rains had seen the Australian 2016/17 winter crop planted into soil with good moisture, and along with the prospects of a La Nina weather event, that had raised expectations of a 26.7 million ton wheat crop, up 10 percent on last year.
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One image, of four loners walking down a country road, clad in suits, recalls the similar strollers who crop up in Buñuel's "Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie" (1972), yet Lanthimos lacks the master's blithe awareness that, in the matter of tone, the savage can cohabit with the suave.
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But it's not possible to play a full library on them without modding—and issues with certain games are likely to crop up, as Nintendo didn't design the console to work with every game in the system's library, but the 20 or so it included in the tiny plastic case.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - Jerome Powell, President Donald Trump's nominee to be chairman of the Federal Reserve, pledged "to respond decisively" to any new economic crisis that may crop up while he is chief of the U.S. central bank, in remarks to be delivered at his Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday.
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Inspired by sci-fi author Kim Stanley Robsinon's Mars trilogy, per the press release, and taking on the issue of "artificial life extension and the issues (class, physiology, ecology, etc.) that crop up with it," the record does an impressive job of balancing conceptual heavy lifting and very real dancefloor functionality.
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But it does continue to crop up every few months—in reports at the New York Times and the Forward last year, as two examples, and at The Next Web this week—and is evergreen in its functionality for surfacing a pervasive problem on the hell site that is Twitter.
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And the handful of mega-otakus who claim to actually engage in it don't quite understand what all the fuss is about; yet, every now and then, you'll see it crop up again and again on anime forums all across the internet, drawing paragraphs of rage, bile, and outright confusion.
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So the show started to dip in ratings, and then, once Twitter came on the scene, the ratings started to increase again, because this whole community of people who were watching the show live and making fun of it and chatting with each other about it started to crop up.
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This is also golden: As the virus continues to spread—with the CDC announcing that it's not a matter of if, but when it will break out in the US—we're only going to see more of these infuriatingly dumb and not-so-infuriatingly-dumb videos crop up on TikTok.
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It's been an open secret in Washington for years: Political careers may end, but some former members of Congress keep their campaign accounts alive long after they have left Capitol Hill, using the unspent money to pay relatives and underwrite an array of expenses that crop up in their post-congressional lives.
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Fries does a great job explaining the twists and turns in a way that's easily understandable for non-programmer types, and it's a thrill to watch him find unconventional solutions to the problems that crop up, which includes rewiring coin slots and opening the machine up to look at the game boards.
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I used a lot more black than I usually do, and I wanted all of the images to reflect one another, sharing themes and textures, such as the stars and the black coiling smoke, as it's a feature of Lovecraft's writing for characters and objects to crop up in several seemingly unrelated stories.
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Glimmers of the filmmaker's unhinged tendencies crop up in some of the bigger sequences, chief among them an audacious sex scene that outdoes "Munich" in its overstatement: As Lindsay mounts her lover in the dark, his eyes drift to a dormant laptop camera as he grows increasingly paranoid about losing his privacy.
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In February this year, during a difficult stretch for the Clinton campaign due to revelations about Clinton's email use at the State Department, Axelrod cryptically wrote on Twitter: "When the exact same problems crop up in separate campaigns, with different staff, at what point do the principals say, "Hey, maybe it's US?
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By including two references to a turtle — the type of references that also crop up in King's book — Muschietti appears to be hinting something about IT: Chapter Two: Maturin, the turtle that vomited out the universe and co-exits alongside IT in King's macroverse, will also play a part in the second film.
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Jim Fenton, an independent identity privacy and security consultant, who has worked on developing user authentication standards for the National Institute of Standards and Technology, says he hopes the feature is based on well-audited, open standards, like the popular protocol OAuth, to reduce the chance that unforeseen security issues crop up later.
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And virus experts such as Shibo Jiang of China's Fudan University and the New York Blood Center have expressed caution against giving patients too many drugs without careful monitoring, worrying about combined toxicities that might crop up in unexpected ways by dosing patients with drugs that have never been tried together before.
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Topics likely to crop up in the testimony included the timing of the Fed's balance sheet unwind, its next interest rate hike, whether the central bank will allow the labor market to run hot and matters relating to Yellen's successor, ING head of research Rob Carnell said in a Wednesday morning note.
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I don't want to say too much more in terms of plot, because I don't want to give anything away — but it's safe to say that there isn't any one central character (pretty much the whole town is woven into the story), and many of the same people crop up again and again.
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If the current administration has its way, the office would see its budget plunge from $290 million in Fiscal Year 20173 to just $20 million as it is put to rest completely, along with hopes that the next Tesla will crop up in the U.S., and not, say, in China or another economic competitor.
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Alleged Duterte hitman denied protection after tell-all testimony Parallels with war on drugs In the six months since Duterte took office as president, lurid images of extrajudicial killings crop up every morning in Filipino newspapers -- vigilante justice, or police operations known as "buy busts" that invariably end in the death of the alleged dealer.
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Though several states have pledged their support on the matter—in New York, for instance, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed a plan in 2016 that would raise the minimum wage in New York City to $15 per hour by the end of 2019—protests, organized by Fight for $15, continue to crop up throughout the country.
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You're like, "Jeez, another gym, another Circle Fitness where there used to be that little ..." I think of that as ghosts — memories I have of other places and times and people that crop up when I walk past a corner or an old store, no longer as familiar as they once were to me.
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"This is a typical incidence where public awareness will help to mitigate these problems in the future," he says, adding that the internet has birthed a new breed of crime itself and that one reason police departments need to focus on community awareness is that more and more new virtual crimes are bound to crop up.
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"The fact that they need to purge all of the data they received pursuant to queries over the last three years is evidence of that failure," said Mr. Kris, adding that the errors illustrated how new problems can sometimes crop up when the government makes systems more complex in an effort to better balance security and privacy.
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Charudatta Ganpule — head of the retail research desk at Tata Consultancy Services, a global IT consulting firm — said one of the largest trends for 2020 will be a continued shift to experiential store formats, as traditional department stores like Macy's and Nordstrom test popup shops and trendy retail marketplaces like Neighborhood Goods crop up across the country.
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The exhibition includes "conversation stations" designed by Utē Petit, with custom wallpaper in a motif made of auto parts; a series of portraits of the performing musicians by local photographer Andrew Ross Evans; and a grocery crate tower that was once filled with fresh food (partly sourced from the adjoining farm) that was consumed at the Crop Up opening dinner.
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Several patterns crop up in the book: how common it is for women to be shot by partners and ex-partners, bullets taken by police in the line of duty, the random victims as well as the (generally) young men involved in street violence, the seeming inevitability of accidents involving loaded guns, and the ease with which weapons can turn hate crimes deadly.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Gumby, surfers, penises, Batman and Robin, naked ladies with machine guns, Diamond Dogs-era David Bowie, bats and skulls, Charles Manson, dancers in polka dot dresses: These are a few of the motifs that crop up in Forgetting the Hand, a show of collaborative works by artists Raymond Pettibon and Marcel Dzama at David Zwirner Gallery.
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Well, now Flying Fish has held a first close of $23 million on a targeted $80 million fund to bring some much-needed institutional capital at the seed and Series A stage to a geography that's seen a number of successful exits and a wealth of talented engineers crop up, but little in the way of regional investor talent to support it.
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Since then, we've seen more depictions of cultural confusion crop up, particularly in the US with shows like Fresh Off The Boat and Master Of None, but there's still no definitive handbook on how to navigate life as the child of immigrants or the child of a diplomat who moves country every two years, unsure of what life you "should" or "could" be leading.
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Other areas where potential exclusions could crop up are covered reasons (if your trip is canceled or delayed because decide to change your plans, not because of illness or weather), covered trip length (most credit card travel insurance is capped at a certain amount of time, usually around a month), and covered destination (if you're traveling to a region where your card's coverage doesn't apply).
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The company then noted that there is a whole, long list of potential negative news stories just waiting to crop up over the coming months and years:Such incidents and activities may include the use of user data in a manner inconsistent with our terms or policies, the existence of false or undesirable user accounts, election interference, improper ad purchases, activities that threaten people's safety on- or offline, or instances of spamming, scraping, or spreading misinformation.
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Though Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said the GOP will "probably move on" from ACA repeal in 2018, the recently passed Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has huge implications for the health care system, including repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate, which could mean 13 million fewer people insured over the next decade — so these and similar terms are likely to crop up in health care–related stories in 2018 and beyond.
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It's a taxonomy of fictional magical critters, several of which crop up here.) Newt wants to attend his magical suitcase full of CGI creatures in peace, but a chance encounter with non-magical wannabe baker Jacob Kowalski (Dan Fogler, in comedy-relief-witness mode) and anti-magic fanatic Mary Lou Barebone (Samantha Morton, in possibly her most simplistic, thankless role ever) sets some of his charges free, and he has to recapture them all, pokémon-style.
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Crop Up also unveils a large, lit-up model of the proposed Detroit Cultivator Commons, accompanied by glossy cutaway views of three projects already in development: a mixed use performance and retail space that mirrors the function and layout of the neighborhood's historic Red's Jazz Shoe Shine Parlor (where the Temptations, Smokey Robinson, and Aretha Franklin made regular appearances); a hostel space called the Landing; and The Store, which, according to renderings of its finished state, will include an observatory tower, a professional kitchen, and other amenities still in the works.
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