Some of these are new third stage evolutions (Seadra evolves into Kingdra, for instance), while others are "split" evolutions (in Gen II Slowpoke can evolve into either Slowbro or Slowking).
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Contact High also highlights the style evolutions of female rappers.
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But evolutions in taste, and in Atlanta itself, have contributed.
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The American theory evolves, but these evolutions are never inevitable.
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JRS & MN: It's one of the evolutions of video art.
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Evolution of political systems, evolutions of culture and so on?
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It doesn't have any evolutions and its not very strong.
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That earns it the top rank among the Eevee evolutions.
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John C. Manly: The scandal has had a few evolutions.
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We'll have to wait and see what their evolutions look like.
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Blippar has been through a number of evolutions as a company.
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Every look proves to live on through decades of beauty evolutions.
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At the same time, there have been evolutions in the technology.
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Eventually, such evolutions became a symbol for me of personal weaknesses.
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SCAT is an integral part of many evolutions aboard the ship.
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Cyrus has gone through many evolutions in the past 10 years.
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Some of their evolutions he knows all about; others, not so much.
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The new season may make all of the previous evolutions seem minor.
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Will such evolutions be enough to secure a fourth season of "Westworld"?
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What are some of the biggest evolutions happening in fashion right now?
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This leitmotif unravels a myriad of finite but decisive evolutions in music.
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On the other hand, I don't like all evolutions in the adventure genre.
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"We will have a few small evolutions," said Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto.
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You'll have to buy the game to see what those evolutions look like.
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It really digs into the various stages and evolutions of the current conflict.
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But also times have changed, and evolutions, and we're just more integrated everywhere.
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Important evolutions are taking place in your home life and within your family.
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We're about two years ahead of Germany, I think, in digital media evolutions.
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The list tried to fight against some of the worst evolutions in fashion.
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But one of the oddest evolutions has been the mutation of the conspiracy theory.
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Evolutions such as anchoring are possible thanks to the professional sailors in deck department.
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"Certainly doing the various Eevee evolutions would be a fun follow-up," he said.
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We've done many evolutions of this design over the past year-and-a-half.
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"This is one of the most dangerous evolutions the crew will participate in," said Faulds.
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We haven't let them down yet in terms of adding great things and new evolutions.
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There are also some new evolutions, so don't trash your mid-tier pokémon just yet.
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The update came unannounced Wednesday night, with two new heroes, new maps and character evolutions.
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" Gimple called the films a "big evolutions of what we've been doing on the show.
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Maybe you'd like to see her takes on Pokémon Sun/Moon's starters (and their evolutions).
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Poliwag and its evolutions, Poliwhirl and Poliwrath, are Nintendo's interpretation of a tadpole and frog.
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Use those Lucky Eggs you pick up in the most efficient way by batching your evolutions.
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While earlier evolutions improved the speeds of connections, the move to 4G will mean much more.
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And like other, more publicly popular genres of music, it's constantly going through transformations and evolutions.
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"I will constantly suggest the best possible evolutions in the framework of the alliance," he said.
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The new moon is a transformative space—surrender to it, because amazing evolutions are being made now.
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This also includes the decisions of the "teen dads," and watching their evolutions has been consistently fascinating.
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Puberty baffles Gypsy, because she has never been told to expect or to accept these intimate evolutions.
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The movie follows Ivins's professional and political evolutions, adding piquant details, quotes and testimonials along the way.
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Cramorant doesn't have any evolutions, which would normally make it one of the most boring new Pokémon.
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But to the credit of both the actors and writers, everyone's evolutions end up feeling entirely natural.
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We didn't finish it that day, and 'Kids…' had many evolutions before it became what it is now.
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Just look at their beauty evolutions: Kendall Jenner has been a budding supermodel since she hit 8th grade.
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"During hours-long evolutions, the teams work together to communicate pilots' status, their requirements, and provide them services."
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But she also saw evolutions to stay current, like an increase in tailored feminist and anti-feminist content.
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One of the most interesting evolutions of the K-pop fancam is its transition from praise to distraction.
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It turns out, Conner supporting Trump in 2018 is one of the most realistic political evolutions on television.
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Another /r/Cypher member, Jamhank, mentioned the archival nature of the subreddit—each profile traces an evolutions of sorts.
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Let's just say, these ten-year evolutions prove the Game of Thrones cast has aged like fine, Lannister wine.
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From there, I've also extrapolated the kind of trends we can expect this year, product evolutions and revolutions both.
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I think a lot about like, what would Hendrix be doing today with all of these evolutions in pedals?
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"This is a proposal, and there's quite a few more steps and evolutions this can go through," she said.
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Aquilano added that inspiration came from the 1970s and the 1990s, "moments in which fashion went through significant evolutions".
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Still, in his role as documentarian of Utah's multifaceted art scene, Rossiter bears witness to incredible, isolated creative evolutions.
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Subtle evolutions in mood and instrumentation come to peaks that are made all the more stunning by their scarcity.
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And while people do go through evolutions in understandings of their racial identity, for some Cummins' words seemed suspicious.
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But it's the most disappointing of the Eevee evolutions, leaving it in much lower ranks than its Eeveelution counterparts.
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Many of the design touches are evolutions of the S7 Edge and Note 83, but refined to their Platonic ideals.
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Requiring a measly 25 candies, Vaporeon clocks in at #13 in overall stats, well ahead of Eevee's other two evolutions.
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Perhaps one of the most interesting evolutions to come to Home was the addition of Visual Responses to the platform.
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In reality, it's one of several crucial evolutions to the MacBook Air that make it feel so modern and fresh.
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With the addition of evolution items allowing one Pokémon to have multiple possible evolutions, this should help prevent any surprises.
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But in that frosted forest, and most especially its thousand-mile progress from Finland into Russia, there were no evolutions.
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It makes me wonder where the future evolutions of these types of games will go that we can't possibly build today.
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He has recorded the cycle three times; the latest version, "Six Evolutions," came out this past summer, on the Sony label.
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But what differentiates AI's current effect in the workplace from job evolutions of the past is how quickly robots are advancing.
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This is early Redzepi, the beginnings of a style that has gone through several evolutions since this dish left the menu.
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I think it's normal for women to go through makeup evolutions from when they start to wear it — and that's okay.
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CollegeHumor shape-shifted frequently during its 22014-year run, but the evolutions were expansions: bicoastal offices, more staffers, higher production values.
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But I'm sure that we won't get wherever we do arrive without many evolutions of carefully thought-out models like his.
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It's also one of the few evolutions of the way-too-common, based-on-real-world-animals Pokémon that's pretty cool.
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And a lot of Ryan's ideas are good, natural evolutions of the Halo universe and the Halo systems, if that makes sense.
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However you know her, you're likely sleeping on the fact that she's got one of the best beauty evolutions of our generation.
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JC: We're just back from our partner retreat, during which we have discussed some evolutions of roles and responsibilities in the team.
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That's why it's important to mark the differences, not as discrepancies in authenticity but simply as changes or evolutions within a genre.
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The gameplay seems to incorporate many of the evolutions the series has seen in the past few games, including Nintendo's mobile title.
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Since then, it's tackled the beauty evolutions of many people and cultures: Black women, Korean women, Japanese women, and many, many others.
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But they resonate with many meanings in Mr. Letts's haunting, elliptical drama about the evolutions, reversals and resurrections in a woman's life.
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It's about absorbing and converting […] We need to stay alert to the political implications of the conceptual evolutions of our newer technologies.
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He played at folk clubs and went through several stylistic evolutions — including a purple, poetic phase — before settling into spare, confessional lyrics.
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But a quick look at past evolutions of wireless connectivity gives an idea of the leaps that come with new wireless standards.
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As well as the apparent growth of illegal blood sports, hunting with dogs has seen a number of evolutions in recent years.
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So it's easy to see how fantasy and horror — two genres that intersect with the supernatural — fit as evolutions of religious fiction.
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There's a saying in their group: "Nobody is that lucky," meaning it wasn't luck that brought forth the right enzyme from Gaudelli's evolutions.
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During that time, the three starter Pokémon — Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle — and their bigger, badder evolutions — will appear more frequently in the world.
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It's a smarter electric skateboard than anything I've ridden, and it feels like one of the first genuine evolutions since the category's inception.
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Typically, our style evolutions happen in tandem with major setting changes, such as starting a new job or relocating to a new city.
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Richard Garfield: It's hard to put a start date on Magic because my game designs run together, they're more evolutions than revolutions generally.
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Trading of industrial metals, in other words, is not a zero-sum game but rather one of two, or potentially three, parallel evolutions.
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Financial sector advocates and Republican lawmakers say the CRA fails to consider evolutions in banking and the broader digital footprint of retail banks.
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The artist, who recently moved to Los Angeles from Maine, is currently in the midst of another series of projects and artistic evolutions.
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Brian Heater argues that these changes will have an immediate impact on current usage while also laying the groundwork for future evolutions. 2.
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One of the biggest evolutions at the streaming giant is how it has taken on the challenge of bankrolling passion projects for auteurs.
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"I've been married a really long time, and I think that there are a lot of evolutions of love throughout our lives," Bannen says.
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Whatever the reason, MOCA PDC deserves parting attention, largely because its evolutions, successes, and sometimes confounding programming often reflected city-wide cultural identity crises.
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With all the important evolutions deck department's sailors complete on a regular basis, it is imperative to remember the daily hard work and dedication.
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If we had to guess, we'd say Niantic's next step might be getting the (admittedly quite useless) Professor Willow to "discover" these new evolutions.
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In honor of the actor's birthday, we decided to compile photographic proof that Gosling has one of the scruffiest — and hottest — evolutions in Hollywood.
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Alongside this, television and broadcasting expanded, bringing color news and entertainment to people's homes, where eventually they would eagerly watch evolutions in space travel.
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Hadestown, the new musical that opened on Broadway April 17, has had one of the most public evolutions of any musical I know of.
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Instead, 3D models of galaxy evolutions showed galactic winds were moving matter faster than previously thought and could transfer about 50% of the matter.
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At the same time, evolutions in the workplace – a decline in pensions, an increasingly mobile workforce, and a growing gig economy –create new challenges.
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The original starter Pokémon and their evolutions proved popular — the Charizard plush was sold out when I looked around just 45 minutes after opening.
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"I will constantly suggest the best possible evolutions in the framework of the alliance," Senard said after voters approved his appointment to Nissan's board.
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MOCA PDC, which closed this month, deserves parting attention, largely because its evolutions, successes, and sometimes confounding programming often reflected city-wide cultural identity crises.
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The red carpet is the best place to track the beauty evolutions of our favorite celebrities — which, BTW, just keep getting better over the years.
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The idea was to see how our views of boredom, loneliness, selfhood, and community have evolved over time, and how technologies have sparked those evolutions.
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Instead, its end begins with a whole new duo, Shermy and Beth, who look like some sort of mutated futuristic evolutions of Finn and Jake.
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Professor Oak periodically gives you new items and upgrades that make you backtrack through courses to find every Pokémon, sometimes using items to cause evolutions.
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All American music is a cross-cultural gumbo, but you might still be surprised to learn about the black musical influences on country's earliest evolutions.
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The planet of death and rebirth, Pluto, begins its retrograde in Capricorn at 8:47 AM, encouraging us to reflect on our own personal evolutions.
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In partnership with Nordstrom Rack, this series will deep-dive into the real sartorial evolutions of seven city dwellers who all came from very different starts.
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The new Pokémon include two evolutions of a new dragon/fighting type that looks like a good candidate for inclusion in my primary lineup of six.
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" They also said that players will "off against the series' largest roster of unique monsters in this nostalgic look back at the series' beginnings and evolutions.
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The new Pokémon revealed today include version specific creatures for each of the two games, and new evolutions that differ in Sun and Moon as well.
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Over the last five years, the UFC has gone through enough changes, evolutions, developments, revolutions, cultural shifts, and difficult births to be at times almost unrecognizable.
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While the new generation of Angeleno rap bears only a passing resemblance to that of their G-funk forebearers, the generations' artistic evolutions are strikingly similar.
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In plain sight, the sailors in deck are seen working on evolutions they take part in, but there are more behind-the-scenes actions many don't recognize.
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The evolutions including Lycanroc (Midday Form), which naturally is unique to Pokémon Sun, as well as Lycanroc (Midnight Form), unique to Moon (as you might have guessed).
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It was brought about less by street action than by quiet evolutions in culture, society and the economy, and by the building of new and stronger institutions.
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He couldn't fully enter their worlds, but he could edge them ever so slightly to his approach — he became a universal recipient of hip-hop micro-evolutions.
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Over the last few years, the expansion of reggaeton and the rise of Latin trap have been two of the most significant evolutions in global pop music.
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It stars behemoth evolutions of how I recall Zoids—great, hulking creations, crashing through the thick dust, tromping down the mountain, flames spewing out of their nostrils.
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To equate this collision of our physical and digital worlds solely with play and entertainment is to miss one of the great upcoming technological evolutions of our workforce.
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The joy of Deadwood: The Movie is in how Milch finds ways to continue these essential evolutions after another 10 years have passed in the two men's lives.
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With so many pages, and so many characters, a reader can trace various evolutions of viewpoint, such as on the question of the colonizer's relation to the colonized.
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Click through for a timeline of his looks — but unlike Hilary Duff and Kylie Jenner, whose beauty evolutions we've documented in the past, he's not a style chameleon.
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I asked Doh how he sees the changes in the industry, since the Experimental Group put craft back on the map, and he described the evolutions in waves.
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"Within three months following the launch, we get immediate feedback from clients such as what sells, where, and what their expectations are, which drives future evolutions," he said.
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The training was carried out as part of the latest iteration of Iron Fist, an exercise that involves various training evolutions leading up to a large amphibious assault.Cpl.
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Wang Laboratories went through an array of different evolutions throughout its life, but the one that truly stuck—and defined it in the 19926s—was its line of minicomputers.
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Here's how Capcom describes the setup: Hunters can face off against the series' largest roster of unique monsters in this nostalgic look back at the series' beginnings and evolutions.
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It's "one of the toughest physical evolutions that anyone has to go through," the director of fitness at the Naval Special Warfare Center says in a 2013 YouTube video.
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It's also looking to these companies to provide advice and input about what to do in terms of future evolutions and upgrades for the technology used in the suit.
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Without a doubt, I don't think a lot of people knew they liked Route 113, as much as they do walking away from hearing it in Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions.
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Yet the members' growth and successes as individuals reinvigorated the particulary chemistry that inspired Miike Snow in the first place, fusing their disparate personal evolutions into something cohesive on iii.
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Future evolutions saw B&O integrating radios and TVs into single-unit chunks of audiovisual furniture (still replete with covers hiding the TV), as well as TVs with wheeled stands.
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Top that off with feeling like I've outgrown my Christian friends due to a variety of disappointments and evolutions, and well, a spiritual dumpster fire is my home right now.
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What if we allowed ourselves to explore a fuller spectrum, to become more curious about its shapes, to devour and digest, and to observe the evolutions in our own flesh.
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"Bouncing Back" felt like a counter to those developments, with the characters' personal evolutions and relationships tacked on at the end of the episode or serving as interludes between sequences.
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They are now owned by the Getty, which is making them available digitally: there is likely no greater record of Los Angeles's evolutions in the last 50 or so years.
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"It is also part of our mandate for monetary policy because climate change affects price evolutions, effects the economic outlook," Villeroy told French asset manager Amundi's annual investment forum in Paris.
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So, I think, you know, as Jim said, evolutions are happening, and reinventions are happening, and I think we are-, we are, right now, in the middle of a big reinvention.
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One of the cool evolutions in Huawei's Master AI 2128 image processing with the Mate 21 Pro is the ability to segment a photo into sections and treat each one differently.
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An even bigger, emerging investment trend is movement to a business model that views energy as a service offering, based on the cloud computing solutions now dominating so many industry evolutions.
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Pinhas said that in these last couple of years, he's seen some interesting evolutions in how the tech world, and the wider automotive industry, have approached the concept of autonomous cars.
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In a survey of league executives, from front office personnel to Commissioner Adam Silver, a broad range of anticipated developments and evolutions were mentioned that could reshape the NBA by 2030.
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So what's different about this, than any of those I just mentioned, is that there was really no effort in any of those evolutions to do anything but prosecute predator priests.
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As the game progresses, you run into even more borrowed concepts, including catching robots in the wild, evolutions, and an eventual analog to the Elite Four called, no joke, the Elite Eight.
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" The statement said that Mr. Valls was ready to consult industry and government representatives "on the economic equilibrium of the individual transportation sector and on the potential regulatory evolutions that might follow.
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"It is also part of our mandate for monetary policy because climate change affects price evolutions, effects the economic outlook," Villeroy said at French asset manager Amundi's annual investment forum in Paris.
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A Kid Named Cudi is the beginning point of his journey, Kids See Ghosts is several personal and spiritual evolutions above that record, the future looks like a good place to be.
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Abercrombie & Fitch Co. has seen many evolutions over its history, starting as an outdoors and hunting store before transforming into the cultural clothing mecca for teens in the 1990s and early 2000s.
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In this six-part series, he looks back on the transformations and evolutions of the comic book world, with interviews with luminaries like Stan Lee, Patty Jenkins, J.K. Simmons and Michelle Rodriguez.
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This was not planned, but was rather the result of myriad colliding stochastic evolutions: state formation and the state's monopoly over violence, urbanization, the growing differentiation of occupations in increasingly complex economies.
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Leap Motion is quickly becoming the industry standard for VR hand-tracking tech and the feature evolutions they're implementing are beginning to really leave competing companies in the space in the rearview mirror.
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"For most of our evolutions, there is a lot of setting up in preparation that can come days in advance," said Master Chief Boatswain's Mate Gary Simpson, deck department's leading chief petty officer.
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Artist Miles Hansen created Watchemon, a delightfully detailed reimagining of 22 Overwatch heroes as brand new Pokémon, complete with evolutions, Pokémon types and descriptions that read like they came straight from a Pokédex.
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Not only is there huge crossover between games and a massive pool of entrants, but the many different evolutions the scene has gone through has left it in a state of electric uncertainty.
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The tricky part is working out how many of your pokémon to transfer to the farm in exchange for the candies without giving away so many that you're missing out on potential evolutions.
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We'll see evolutions on the back end in terms of delivery and measurement — as well as on the consumer-facing end — through new creative deployments that enhance the brick-and-mortar shopping trip.
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Pluto is the lord of the underworld, and it can be a freaky planet to work with; however, if you're willing to embrace change, huge evolutions and transformations could take place in your life.
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During Hell Week and other training evolutions, because of the amount of time spent immersed in water combined with physical exertion, it is not unusual for students to develop swimming-induced pulmonary edema (SIPE).
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And speaking of those photo ops, they have given rise to some speculation over the years about certain evolutions in his appearance: that his hair looks fuller, his teeth straighter, his forehead less lined.
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They discussed the various ways tragedy was expressed this year in pop; the return of pop-punk; sexual frankness in pop; evolutions in Latin music; and also some albums and songs they regrettably overlooked.
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Dark Fate is yet another sci-fi movie attempting to warn us about the perils of automation and Big Tech without positioning technology's troubling evolutions within the context of greater and more pressing evils.
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The last major evolution after all your classes, supervised evolutions, field craft, and various other skillset development instructions is basically a roided-up mud run through the jungle with your very own JWTC guide.
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Nathan Lane as Clarke Hayden Of all the supporting player character evolutions on the show, and there are so many great ones, Nathan Lane's performance as Clarke Hayden stands out for tugging at our heartstrings.
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The book oozes with formal experiments, evolutions of stream-of-consciousness composition heralded by Gertrude Stein and the French Surrealists, and with the expansive dreams of a generation of lost and, later, found poetic souls.
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While it was easy to dismiss these evolutions as political opportunism once marriage equality became more popular, the reality is that a lot of Americans have gone through a similar transformation to support more LGBTQ rights.
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Using Z-Crystals is a lot like using Mega Evolutions in Pokémon X and Y – the only difference is that they're single-use, whereas a Mega Evolution changes your Pokémon throughout the course of a battle.
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Robots trained using PartNet, and evolutions of this data set won't be limited to just operating computer-generated microwaves that look like someone found it on a curb with a "free" sign taped to the front.
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Facebook was in the news a bit more than they would have preferred in 2018, but the company's leadership will be taking to the stage to talk about its next product evolutions for consumers and developers.
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Over the last several years, Delphi — who last year took a self-driving car cross country from San Francisco to New York — has come to CES to show off deliberate evolutions in its autonomous driving technology.
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"[A]ll of the evolutions that are taking place in our sector ... [are] coming at us not in onesies and twosies, but these are five or six major forces of work in the sector," Gorman said.
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Some superfans of Survivor prefer earlier versions that replicate the physical hardships of living on an island with only a small allotment of rice, but most younger players find the strategical evolutions and variations more fascinating.
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"These films are going to be big evolutions of what we've been doing on the show, with the scope and scale of features," The Walking Dead chief content officer Scott M. Gimple said in a statement.
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It was undoubtedly a small victory, but also showcased how just as ads have evolved alongside the web, there are limits to how fast those evolutions can come and modern web consumers still have breaking points.
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And whatever the evolutions of our politics—either in the United States or in Afghanistan—we must sustain our commitment to Afghanistan's courageous women, for the future well-being of their children, and of our own.
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But one of the coolest evolutions to keep an eye out for is the ever-changing main logo, which has been getting darker, grimier, and all-around more worn out from one season to the next.
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This is why most Youngsters have only a Rattata or Pidgey and Hikers can handle Onixs or Geodudes- Leveling up and evolutions are effects of radiationHere's to 20 more years of dark, silly and fun Poké conspiracies!
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Yes, preservation is one aspect of the job; but BM's take part in many important evolutions, such as anchoring, mooring, underway watches, replenishments-at-sea (RAS), launching and recovering rigid-hulled inflatable boats (RHIB), ceremonies and more.
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Like South Park, that also doesn't mean there isn't a lot to be excited about in watching it transform over the many years to come, understanding that some evolutions will produce greatness while others will produce meh.
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Across town at the Volksbühne, one of Berlin's major theaters, in a program called "Passagen," evoking Walter Benjamin's massive Passagenwerk, French theorist and author Hélène Cixous spoke about her longstanding feminism and its evolutions over her lifetime.
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After them schussed the twins, both genders wearing the exact same thing: increasingly intricate evolutions of Mr. Browne's classic tailoring (90 percent in Harris Tweed) in classic colors (gray, navy, red, white) rendered entirely unclassic by technique.
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While it's true that the underlying principles are the same, there are some fundamental changes to day-to-day applications that both impact current use and lay the groundwork for future evolutions of the desktop operating system.
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One of the evolutions you go through in the book is moving from seeing the chicken farmers as the enemy — as the ones responsible for these horrors — to seeing them as victims of the system as well.
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With these evolutions in our detection systems, our proactive rate has climbed to 80%, from 68% in our last report, and we've increased the volume of content we find and remove for violating our hate speech policy.
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Without showrunners who balanced reverence for the written story with a desire to be true to their characters' unique evolutions on the show, it was hard for Game of Thrones to fully shake its roots in the end.
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But as the world becomes more globalized, so has pro wrestling—with recent evolutions in internet streaming, as well as trends in social media, more people are able to find wrestling outside of WWE more than ever before.
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His layouts enable us to detect the smallest changes and evolutions in typefaces, as they highlight the bold breakout designs that gave games like Space Harrier (Sega, 1985) and Tetris (Sega/Atari, 1988) a distinct look and feel.
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With credits between the two including Lost, Up, Star Trek, Jurassic World, and more, the duo conceived Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions in 2014, a project that sees the series' iconic soundtracks performed on piano, synths, woodwinds, and other instruments.
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The growth of cloud services — with on-demand access to IT services over the Internet — has become one of the biggest evolutions in enterprise technology, but with it, so has the threat of security breaches and other cybercriminal activity.
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After all, Game of Thrones history tells us that hair evolutions often correlate with major plot changes for characters, and Arya wasn't the only one to get a new look — so did her siblings, Sansa Stark and Jon Snow.
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Pokémon Sun and Moon's release for 3DS rapidly approaches, and the Pokémon Company is unveiling eight new Pokémon unique to the new games, including six evolutions of Sun/Moon characters and two Alola-region variants of existing pocket monsters.
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"While [meteorites from the Asteroid Belt] tell you a lot about the early solar system and the geologic evolutions of our planets, they don't actually represent the material that went into creating the majority of the Earth," Lauretta said.
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"Damn" has gone through a long line of evolutions, starting from the Latin words damnum meaning "damage, hurt, harm; loss, injury; a fine, penalty" and the verb damnare meaning "to adjudge guilty; to doom; to condemn, blame, reject" (OED).
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Certain players display the patterns of their evolutions with every motion, forever more comfortable with the natural technique than the learned one, but Horford seems to have developed each of his skills simultaneously and to precisely the same degree.
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We'll be talking to them about how they're advising their portfolio companies during this tumultuous time, which of the coronavirus-caused evolutions are here to stay and which are temporary, and what tech they're most interested in right now.
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A new chapter is opening up for Monotype, the font and imaging technology specialist that is associated with some of the more iconic evolutions in typefaces in the digital age (if you know Times New Roman or Arial, you know Monotype) .
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The experience of moving into the future at an exponentially growing speed seems to be caused by evolutions in technology — anyone with a tablet or a smartphone knows that the digital is central to how we receive and process cultural content.
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These evolutions signify not only the breadth of content being built by various filmmakers but the level of quality that is starting to arise from a medium that is attracting the attention of just about every creative in the industry.
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Despite tension with Ankara, these evolutions are all in the right direction, recognizing that the anti-IS campaign is not entirely over and that the United States has residual obligations to its main partners in that fight, the Syrian Kurds.
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The site recommends that you wait until you have the 60 or so pokémon needed to fully fill your half-hour time slot with evolutions, but I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that's over-ambitious.
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If the Rubells initially took in an unwieldy stockpile of artworks, the educated taxonomy of the current survey is defined by rhyme and reason, leveraging a thematic approach to distill the biographical and stylistic evolutions of Young's fascinating life and career.
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On the other coast, New York's aforementioned High Time uses jazz and heavy psychedelia as a filter when exploring the Dead's catalog from 1965-74—years when the band was at its most exploratory, going through swift evolutions almost yearly.
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In the 18 years since he made his debut for Real Sociedad, the team he supported as a child, the team with which his father, Periko Alonso, won the Spanish championship, Alonso has witnessed firsthand dozens of evolutions and revolutions.
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Each fight is set up in a unique way to capture the essence of the character: The Eevee spirit, for instance, has you fighting three Yoshis, each holding an elemental item to mimic the three evolutions for Eevee from the original Pokémon games.
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"We believe pure electric, or all-electric, propulsion will power smaller aircraft in the foreseeable future- while larger aircraft will rely on hybrid electric solutions that combine electrification with evolutions of the gas turbine," Rolls-Royce CTO Paul Stein said in a statement.
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It's such a welcome change to see that young queer celebrities are cool with figuring it all out and being open about their own evolutions, holding close what makes sense for them while also being unafraid to let go of what doesn't work anymore.
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Over the years, and especially thanks to Obama-era evolutions in the way Title IX is handled, it's become the best course of action for students seeking justice after experiencing sexual assault and harassment on campus, but detractors now say enforcement has gone too far.
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Details are thin at this stage — we know for sure that these will be used to evolve certain Gen 1 Pokémon (like Onix and Seadra) into their new Gen 2 evolutions, but we don't know exactly how the stones will be acquired in the game.
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Through less than five years in the body — before a presidential run that few thought would last so long and after a humbling defeat that has spawned a kinder, gentler "Cruz 2.0," as his staff frames it — Mr. Cruz has undergone a handful of evolutions.
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The topics were wide-ranging: the influence of politics on music and on the public personae of musicians; the state of the streaming economy and possible disruptions on the horizon; and evolutions in various genres, from country to Latin pop to experimental electronic music.
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Still, through all her dramatic evolutions Rihanna has maintained one constant: from the moment she opened her mouth to tell the DJ to "turn it up" to the moment she logged on to Twitter to tell Piers Morgan to "grow a dick," Rihanna has worn lip gloss.
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But a system that relies on precedents has much less room for those sorts of evolutions, since decisions that were made a century ago can have direct repercussions on decisions made today, even if the culture they exist within has changed for any number of reasons.
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The results ranged from videos that explained franchises in a minutes time, round-ups of tropes, evolutions of classic characters, or actors, and how many times an actor kicks people: "Once we're set on an idea, we'll create a document specifically for that video," the pair said.
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These filmmakers suggest that such subtle emotional evolutions have value; that there doesn't need to be a big lesson, a sinister the-more-you-know PSA; that the result of having sex or being loud or awkward or rude isn't imminent death or pregnancy or suicide or social ostracization.
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There's a new Wild Area kitted out with a rotational camera and online support, the National Dex is no more, and instead of mechanics like Z-moves and Mega Evolutions, pokémon can now be Dynamaxed in stadiums, causing them to grow in size and take on brand-new forms.
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"As a company we want to be at the forefront of the market evolutions and we are convinced that subscription-based models are one of the next steps of the industry," says Alexandre de Rochefort, CFO at mobile publisher Gameloft, which is among the first batch of Apple Arcade partners.
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Together, we asked three real people to share their own respective hair journeys and the ways their evolving strands have been symbolic of their own personal evolutions — styled below by Erol Karadağ, with decorative elements to accentuate their individual looks, from a self-proclaimed "sunflower fro" to chameleonic faded-blue highlights.
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Neither of these required much confirmation from me before the good sleep as Klimt paid for everything; and my own curiosity into Pluto's system and the iterations and evolutions in our understandings from Tombaugh on made this journey a valid use of the remainder of my familiar life on Earth.
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But that was not the case in 2017, a year in which several strains of contemporary jazz thrived: flourishing scenes in Chicago (Makaya McCraven and others) and England (radiating outward from Shabaka Hutchings), a bold experimental recording by Esperanza Spalding, evolutions in crossover from Yazz Ahmed and Christian Scott, and more.
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Water-proofing and higher-def video are evolutions meant to appease existing users who have pushed up against the limitations, but this update is likely still too minor to get those people to upgrade, so what is Snap really gaining here aside from a shot at getting those already on the fence?
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There are analogies in the telecom sector, where operators relying on later evolutions of the telecom standards (such as 4G or LTE) found themselves implementing technologies that were no longer controlled exclusively by traditional incumbent partners, and they needed to solve technology access challenges to implement the functionality mandated by the standards.
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R&B has gone through evolutions since the 80s and 90s (exemplary artists include Sade and Aaliyah) and well into the later 2000s with an electro, alt-R&B surge (with artists like Kelela, Syd, and Frank Ocean.) There is the jazz revival with Toronto's own BadBadNotGood, too, that Wilson is influenced by.
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The direct-to-consumer trend in fashion has been one of the most interesting evolutions in e-commerce in the last several years, and today one of the trailblazers in the world of footwear is picking up some money from a list of illustrious backers to bring its concept to the masses.
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"We are here to learn and at the same time we are here also to share… our latest opinions or point of views that we have with regards to our market, our users as well as how the evolutions of technology (are)… taking place back home in China," Tencent's Sy Lau said.
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For TSTA/FEP, Commander, Naval Air Forces Atlantic and Afloat Training Group (ATG) Atlantic sends a specialized group of Sailors to asses training teams on their ability to train the crew on a variety of drills, including medical emergencies, general quarters responses, and other evolutions to evaluate the performance of Ike and air wing sailors.
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But, you will start to get to things that ... If you have a baseline ... Something that can actually interact and exist in the home and navigate, you can start adding things like security, or monitoring, other kind of elements like this that actually ... Really logical evolutions of some of ... Well, that does exist in Nests.
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Other evolutions, like offering the newest, most tolerable medicines at affordable prices in Africa, such as the recent agreement to sell the first, generic, single-pill HIV treatment regimen containing dolutegravir (DTG) to public sector purchasers in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) at a cost of around $75 per person, per year — will also speed the work.
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However, there is a world of difference between natural, market-driven evolutions in an industry and artificial "progress" driven by a select group of ideologues in Washington, D.C. To many in West Virginia, "progress" looks like drug addiction driven by joblessness and hopelessness driven by a sense of helplessness in the face of a regulatory onslaught.
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In layman terms, Addiction is a brain disease, usually co-occurring with emotional, sexual, physical or religious trauma coupled with yet more psychiatric challenges, which require sophisticated medical, clinical spiritual care across a chronic-based series of stages incorporating simultaneous and integrated care, outcome collection and feedback, and adoption of evolutions in psychopharmacology and clinical sciences.
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From its beginning in the 1980s comic books created by Chris Claremont and John Byrne, the saga has come to life in the 1990s animated series, teased in the X-men: Evolutions animated series, riffed on in the Wolverine and the X-Men animated series, and brought to the big screen in X-Men: The Last Stand.
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From Daenerys Targaryen's intricate icy-white braids and Sansa Stark's no-nonsense half-up looks to Jon Snow's lush, snow-covered curls and Cersei Lannister's purposeful pixie that never seems to grow, Game of Thrones has given us nearly a decade's worth of beauty evolutions that also represent plot points — even the Night King had his stiletto mani on lock.
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"It's where they developed their character and work ethic while executing high-risk evolutions among mostly junior personnel in support of the unit's mission to win the fight, deter conflict, and be a ready platform for humanitarian assistance and disaster relief when called upon by our county's leaders in support of our nation without any expectations of garniture or special acknowledgment," said Chegini.
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For fans watching the game from home, what has been one of the coolest evolutions in sports instant-replay tech is the company's 360 Replay technology, which captures what's happening in the arena or on the field and stitches a 3D model of the action, creating immersive views that allow fans to gain deeper insights into what was happening on the court in the moments leading up to when Steph Curry drilled a three-pointer.
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The question mark is, you're right, on, I should say, labor force, I should say protection systems, which in my view is not in accordance with the evolutions of the economy, and now we have to make, to put more flexibility in the systems, and this is something I believe any new government should put in place, and probably is one of the major axis of Fillon's politics, if he is elected.
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His regular collaborators all show up and push themselves: Southside appears with his intensely rapture-esqe productions; early Future producers DJ Spinz, Zaytoven, and Nard & B (his most underrated partners in the recent run) continue to not adapt to the evolutions in Future's sound and push it further (also holy damn at "Inside the Mattress"—that song sounds like what flying must feel like); Metro Boomin continues to offer the supernatural sonic complement that has made him the most sought-after producer in rap.
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The Israeli model, through all its evolutions, involves in its roughest form a state whose symbols are Jewish; whose holidays and calendar come from the Jewish tradition; whose gates are always open to any Jew seeking refuge or a new home; whose government is accountable to an elected parliament; whose administration operates within the bounds of law; whose free market grows and brings in more people from more diverse backgrounds to participate in its activities; and whose people are entitled to the minimum civil and legal protections of a modern free society regardless of their religion or ethnicity.
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