Speeds will be "rapidly evolving from there," according to a spokesperson.
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Amazon is evolving from a commerce platform to an ad platform.
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Product purchases in e-commerce, many are evolving from buying to subscribing.
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At the same time, the Rating Watch was revised to Evolving from Negative.
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But some malls are finding new life by evolving from the traditional model.
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Google in effect is evolving from an ad platform to a commerce platform.
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The Xbox brand is evolving from a gaming console brand to a service brand.
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Second, marriage is evolving from a contract between families into a contract between individuals.
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But evolving from a buzz-worthy niche to mainstream acceptance remains a daunting task.
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"He behaves abominably, but he's evolving from being a victim to being a survivor."
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Connery's Bond era saw 007 evolving from a satirical action hero to a sincere one.
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She did it by evolving from an anti-war protester to a full-fledged moderate.
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Evolving from Instagram users to legitimate authors was only a matter of time, the group says.
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Zuckerberg has repeatedly said he sees Facebook evolving from text and photos to videos and 360 content.
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Over five seasons, Mariana and Callie deepened and grew as characters, evolving from troubled adolescents into confident adults.
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This is the Early Tertiary: the dinosaurs had just died out and whales were evolving from land mammals.
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The neighborhood was evolving from one that had been flush with synagogues and restaurants selling matzo ball soup.
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The Apple Watch is slowly evolving from a notifications toy into a full-fledged tool for staying in touch.
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More generally, China is evolving from a manufacturing and export behemoth into an economy sustained more by domestic consumption.
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Direct selling is just one facet of the changing workforce that is rapidly evolving from traditional 9-85033 jobs.
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"She" started evolving from there, going from this very violent place, and I started reading more on post-coloniality.
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He shows his subject evolving from a clever, romantic young woman into a cynical yet strong (if senile) old biddy.
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Among investor concerns: Xiaomi hasn't shown it's evolving from a maker of cheap gadgets into a more lucrative internet company.
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The reality is that digital publishing is still working toward its original promise, evolving from mass media to personalized media.
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This campaign cycle is slowly evolving from a narrative of Trump as a "surprise winner" to Trump as a potential nominee.
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The Five Star Movement is also still largely untested as a party and evolving from its origins as a protest movement.
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As a girl, you're evolving from someone who keeps their bra on during sex to a Self-Assured Adult Woman (SAAW).
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Dropbox is evolving from a file-storage system to an enterprise software portal, where you can coordinate work with your team.
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He becomes more assured as the series goes on, evolving from shaky character designs in the beginning to beautifully rendered models.
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Rather, the potential sale of GE Capital Aviation Services is evolving from a "big perceived positive to potentially disadvantageous," Tusa said.
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Over the years, we've had the pleasure of him evolving from a self-centered dickhead to a caring and responsible friend.
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The unusual Republican presidential primary, evolving from one surprise to the next, has revived the debate, but with an important racial coda.
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With time, they raised the stakes and cross-trained, evolving from ground-and-pounders to sprawl-and-brawlers to fully realized fighters.
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As with any significant technological innovation and its mainstream adaption, artificial intelligence is evolving from an obscure curiosity to a powerful utility.
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Fizzy drinks are taking a new form, evolving from a can of Coca-Cola to a tinted-glass bottle of San Pelegrino.
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Slowly but surely, cyber security is evolving from the days of castles and moats into the modern era of software driven business.
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"Google, in effect, is evolving from an ad platform to a commerce platform," while Amazon is doing the reverse, Meeker said at Code.
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She has written four books about fashion, each one evolving from the previous, and has approximately 4.5 million engaged followers on social media.
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And its evolving from a company that makes cars fueled by gasoline into one that specializes in electric vehicles that run on batteries.
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"HR is evolving from a compliance-only function to a strategic business role" said Scott Tobin, General Partner at Battery Ventures, in a statement.
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Its decision to bring all of these various pieces together suggests the company is evolving from research and testing toward an autonomous vehicle business.
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Others argued that they belonged to a much more distant branch of the human tree, evolving from a taller hominin species called Homo erectus.
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While video games were evolving from Pong to Pac-Man to Pikmin, board game designers weren't sitting idly by playing Monopoly or rolling Yahtzee dice.
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With cars further evolving from "just" hardware into software platforms, the wide range of IT systems in an autonomous vehicle present many opportunities for cyberattacks.
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For Year Two, our mission is making an active pivot from Project to Promise, evolving from a widely successful content program to a dedicated uprising.
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The first thing I asked is what Bungie will be doing to keep the experience fresh and evolving from week-to-week, month-to-month.
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"Our medicines portfolio is evolving from high-volume products to more specialized and more personalized innovative medicines," the 42-year-old U.S. doctor told reporters.
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Sansa had one of the most extreme trajectories in the series, evolving from a callow girl into one of the cagiest operators in the story.
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It's partly because golf communities are evolving from catering strictly to golfers to now including unrelated amenities that enhance these homes' "overall lifestyle appeal," he said.
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First, our community is evolving from its origin connecting us with family and friends to now becoming a source of news and public discourse as well.
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Indian malls, evolving from ramshackle collections of stores to modern plazas, are seen as a gateway to brands that a growing middle class aspires to own.
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The DeepMind Health sales pitch is evolving from 'you need this app' to 'you need this AI'… With the follow on push to 'give us your data'.
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But despite their ideological similarities, they have been split over differences evolving from the Irish Civil War and the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty in 1921.
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Experts have warned that the impact of the coronavirus on the auto industry is evolving from a disruption of parts issue to a potential consumer demand problem.
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"Bathrooms are evolving from places where we practice basic hygiene to where we prepare ourselves for the day," said Chris Herbert, the founder and CEO of Shine.
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Evolving from a liberal to a radical, Professor Bartky applied a feminist lens to the French philosopher Michel Foucault's vision of how society imposes its discipline over individuals.
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Her Ally has the more dramatic arc of the movie, evolving from bright-eyed nobody to glamorous pop star, and Gaga's performance rings true every step of the way.
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And I grew up alongside her, evolving from an emo princess into a regular woman who found her sad sistren in Fiona Apple, Jenny Lewis, Karen O, et al.
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The question then remains for MPLs: Who will be forced out of the market, and who will obtain success by evolving from selling books to cloud computing services and logistics.
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At the time, women's basketball was evolving from a sport in which there were six players on each team to what it is today — an exciting, wonderful game to watch.
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Meeker, while presenting her report at the Code Conference, said that "Google, in effect, is evolving from an ad platform to a commerce platform," while Amazon is doing the reverse.
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Since the late 403s, Medicaid has continued to expand, evolving from a poor program for poor people into the nation's largest health insurance program, with more than 70 million enrollees.
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Finally, Dr. Kramer wonders if depression itself is not a shifting target, evolving from the deep melancholia often seen in the last century and seldom seen today into a different beast.
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Cities like Pittsburgh, Reno, Provo and Kansas City, and states like Georgia and North Carolina, are evolving from their industrial and agrarian roots to become beacons of digital and technological innovation.
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But just as religion was initially used to justify slavery but later to inspire abolitionists, faith is now evolving from a rationale for suppressing women to a means for empowering them.
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And when I came on in, what was real clear, what was happening was that the business was evolving from what we used to call the linear world, to the digital world.
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Asian family offices are evolving from being just investment focused to offering a platform for dispute resolution and succession planning, as a new generation of family-owned businesses expand into newer areas.
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It's all part of a continued evolution for Chrome OS that has found it slowly but steadily evolving from what was essentially an overblown browser into a legitimately useful desktop operating system.
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With hair and nail salons across the country doing the right thing by closing their doors to limit the spread of COVID-19, self-care measures are evolving from outsourced to DIY.
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All Hallows' Eve has unarguably gotten more creative over the years, evolving from fright-inducing costumes to creative expressions of admiration for real-life people, pop culture icons, and television and film characters.
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Disruptive technologies are evolving from radical concepts into successful pilots and deployments, giving local organisations the opportunity to drive innovation, reduce costs, boost efficiency, attract talent, and thrive in a competitive global landscape.
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In recent years, the tech and startup scene in New York has notably ballooned — evolving from the Valley's obscure younger sibling to one of the top cities for talent, entrepreneurship and venture capital investment.
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But platforms are increasingly evolving from more open to more closed spaces, whether it's WhatsApp groups or private Discord channels or private Facebook channels, and that's making it harder for the platforms to observe.
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Grab and rival Indonesia-based Go-Jek are evolving from ride-hailing app operators to become one-stop shops for services as varied as payments, food delivery, logistics and hotel bookings in Southeast Asia.
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But it's really in the past few years that it's begun to gain international prominence, evolving from a fringe movement to one that worried Israeli and Jewish leaders are condemning more and more strongly.
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The 21625th Congressional District has changed significantly since Rangel was first elected, evolving from being identified as a national and cultural African-American powerhouse to one with a rapid growth in the Latino population.
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Over the past two decades, the DOD has made fundamental changes in how it launches its critical national security satellites, evolving from direct procurement of rockets to purchasing launch services through the private sector.
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But it's really in the past few years that it's begun to gain international prominence, evolving from a fringe movement to an adversary of Israel worthy of harsh criticism from the prime minister himself.
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This new partnership with Airbnb shows that beyond discovery, Foursquare may be slowly evolving from not just a recommendation service but also a data company that sell photos and popularity metrics to travel-related businesses.
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Evolving from Korean women's 11-step dedication to a baby-like complexion, "glass skin" essentially refers to a perfectly smooth and intensely hydrated complexion with an all-over sheen – just like a pane of glass.
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The group has ballooned to more than 1.3 million members, evolving from a safe space into an organizing group whose members spent the weekend before the election fund-raising and canvassing -- and looking for pantsuits.
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Asian family offices are evolving from being just investment focused to offering a platform for dispute resolution and succession planning, as the new generation in the family-owned businesses expand into newer areas, bankers said.
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On 2015 February 9560, Fitch revised the Rating Watch on AGBank's Issuer-Default Ratings (IDRs) to Evolving from Negative following the announcement of a possible merger with another local bank, Demirbank (B/RWN; b/RWN).
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That's why Tech Tip is evolving from a daily Q. and A. with readers into a monthly illustrated guide for people who want to use tech to hatch and produce stuff that makes them happy.
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Indian malls, which are evolving from ramshackle collections of stores to modern plazas complete with air conditioning and family entertainment centers, are seen as a gateway to brands that a growing middle class aspires to own.
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"Poe's arc is one of evolving from a heroic soldier to a seasoned leader, to see beyond the single-mindedness of winning the battle to the larger picture of the future of the galaxy," Isaac says.
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But with sunscreen application evolving from a week or two at the beach every year to a constant daily slather, US health regulators want to know more about how all those photoprotective chemicals interact with people's skin.
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"5-Star is evolving from a 'movement', made up of followers of a charismatic leader into a 'party' with an organization and an internal structure," said Raffaele De Mucci, a political science professor at Rome's LUISS university.
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Evolving from figures outlined in black on ancient Greek pottery, to scenes and portraits cut out of black paper, silhouettes became especially popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, along with shadow puppets used for theatrical performances.
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Conventional war While Trump may be evolving from a recalcitrant trade warrior into a regretful one -- potentially because of anticipated political repercussions if he doesn't end costly trade wars -- he's been warmongering in more conventional theaters for years.
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The document, launched on Thursday after evolving from a handful of regional codes used previously, focuses largely on the detail of how banks deal with clients' orders and what market participants can and cannot say to one another.
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R&B spent the decade evolving from a critical backwater to the province of serious art, largely by swapping out the alcohol-soaked neon clubscapes that ruled the radio for the druggy, brooding introspection that ruled the blogs.
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If the iPad Pro is worthy of its own operating system, I think it's also worthy of new I/O options and evolving from this idea that iOS products can only have a single connector on the bottom.
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When the brothers opened the shop in 1984, François Mitterrand was president, prices were in French francs and the Marais, the historic Jewish quarter of Paris, was evolving from a gritty working-class textile and metal factory district.
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It was a typical evening at Bklyn Clay, an airy, year-old, 2700-hour pottery studio in Sunset Park, the Brooklyn neighborhood that is still evolving from its industrial past into a hub for New York City's creative classes.
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As compared to Lego sets from years ago, the cars seem to have grown larger — evolving from four- to six-studs wide — and the roads appeared to be getting wider, while the sidewalks were getting more and more narrow.
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While testing it, I was struck by how Autopilot is evolving from a mostly passive tool that helps ease the stress of highway traffic, to one that is more actively — and sometimes aggressively — engaged in the core aspects of driving.
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For example, as a legacy character, Wonder Woman has meant many different things at different points in time, evolving from an intentional representation of passive, submissive femininity in the 1940s into an overtly political icon in the '70s and '80s.
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In his last years on the bench, the justice adopted a pattern of contemptuous and mocking rhetoric against the administration, evolving from a probing skeptic to a "partisan cheerleader" in the words of Doug Kendall, president of the Constitutional Accountability Center.
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When his wife, the former Leah Lange, took her place behind the stove, the restaurant began evolving from a simple cafe into one of the city's foremost exponents of Creole cooking, as well as an informal gallery for black artists.
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Matter It's one of the most famous chapters in evolution, so familiar that it regularly inspires New Yorker cartoons: Some 375 million years ago, our ancestors emerged from the sea, evolving from swimming fish to vertebrates that walked on land.
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Over the past half year, he's built one of the most genuinely inspiring and idiosyncratic bodies of video work in some time, evolving from simply posting clips showing off his incredible drinking skills to chronicling everyday life and culture in China.
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Access to entertainment is an example of the "evergreen" problem throughout history that he used to explain the concept to technology executives at the CNBC event — evolving from stories around a campfire to theaters, movie theaters, home entertainment, VCRs, DVDs, and streaming.
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When Manafort told a closed-door meeting of RNC officials earlier this year that Trump would be "evolving" from "the part that he's been playing" in the primaries, Trump emerged on stage at a rally the next day as brash and defiant as ever.
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Canada's second-largest carrier is evolving from a single brand into "a model of multiple airlines," offering higher-end service while also launching an ultra-low-cost carrier in 2500 to target customers on a budget, chief executive Gregg Saretsky said during WestJet's investor day.
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But over the years Murphy's Graflex chamber has become his hallmark, evolving from that relatively primitive first design into its sophisticated modern incarnation that uses quartz crystals that have been drilled underwater so they can be lit up with a series of fiber optics.
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The Electoral College was a brilliant system in a time before social media, but just as this new technology has changed so many other aspects of society, it too should be the reason for evolving from the antiqued way the United States elects a president.
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Democrats' highlights of Sondland's testimony | Full transcriptDemocrats' highlights of Volker's testimony | Full transcript Sondland testified that Trump and Giuliani's positions "kept getting more insidious," evolving from a general interest in fighting corruption to an interest in Burisma and finally to an investigation of the Bidens.
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Dr. Christine I. Ofulue, an associate professor of linguistics at the National Open University of Nigeria, who specializes in Pidgin, says it reflects Africa's relationship with outsiders over the centuries, evolving from the language of the slave trade to a form of resistance and anticolonialism.
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Innocent Ekejiuba and Yinka Elujoba Re-imaging Futures: A Trans-Nigerian Conversation (Lagos, Nigeria) Evolving from a road trip across Nigeria undertaken by a group of writers, photographers, and filmmakers in 2016 and 2017, this exhibition presents works that examine what it means to be Nigerian today.
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But the researchers say that if the ability to engage with people this way is present in some wolves, it seems likely that it was present in the ancient wolves, now extinct, that were the ancestors of dogs, rather than evolving from new mutations during domestication.
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In their place, a wave of artists and entrepreneurs are transforming these spaces into studios or speakeasies, while some surviving kleks are evolving from hole-in-the-wall convenience stores selling cigarettes and lotto tickets to incorporate a modern, locavore twist with local, natural food and drink.
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The self-storage industry has grown to about 2000,22006 sites nationwide after evolving from the moving-and-storage business in the Midwest and the South in the late 22s, said Timothy J. Dietz, the president and chief executive of the Self Storage Association, an industry group.
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Baby monitors have undergone a period of rapid innovation in the past few years, evolving from devices capable of little more than short range audio and video transmission into advanced hardware fully integrated with other types of technology, from mobile device apps to smart home devices.
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Several large progressive organizations, donors, and a high-powered public relations firm are backing the March for Our Lives movement, which is quickly evolving from a student-run social media effort to end gun violence into one backed by some of the most influential activists in the country.
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Each moment in the universe becomes a cross-section of the shuttlecock; while we perceive the universe as expanding and evolving from one moment to the next, time really consists of correlations between the universe's size in each cross-section and other properties—particularly its entropy, or disorder.
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Not since 1975 have Britain's voters been given a specific say on their country's participation in the union, which has undergone a transformation in the intervening years, evolving from a free-trade pact into an integrated political and economic alliance with many of the features of a superstate.
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Founded by Pat Robertson in 1977, the network now known as Freeform has changed names six times, evolving from The Christian Broadcasting Network to The CBN Cable Network to The CBN Family Channel to The Family Channel to Fox Family to ABC Family and, as of last Tuesday, to Freeform.
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"Over the past decade, our web experiences have changed enormously—evolving from static flat content to interactive apps—yet email has largely stayed the same with static messages that eventually go out of date or are merely a springboard to accomplishing a more complex task," Gmail product manager Aakash Sahney writes.
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Ms. Martin had been arrested 14 other times under the loitering statute in the early 2000s, she told me, in most instances while she had been in the meatpacking district, as it was evolving from a place of bohemian and transgressive club life to a world of croque-monsieur and Stella McCartney.
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Its additional sections like film, Parcours, or the talks program add some flavor, but the tectonic plates of the fair move according to the results of the central ring of the first floor, with Unlimited evolving from a special section into a largely commercial venue for work that is pricey and oversized.
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Elsewhere, Eiichi Ohtaki (another former member of Happy End) consistently reshaped his sound throughout his musical career, evolving from his folky proto-city pop beginnings (heard best on "Yubikiri") to tackling a freewheeling, oddball concoction of old-fashioned sounds on Niagara Moon to culminating his sound with the beachy, Phil Spector-worshipping classic A Long Vacation.
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Here's how UCS puts it: We anticipate the role of electricity in a clean transportation sector steadily growing, the use of gasoline steadily falling, and biofuels evolving from having a complementary role in gasoline blends to a complementary role with electricity in certain parts of the transportation sector that are more difficult to electrify, such as aviation.
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In the half-century since, Megson — better known as the musician and visual artist Genesis Breyer P-Orridge — has steadily probed at the boundaries of the body, both literally and figuratively, evolving from art provocateur to founder of the influential British bands Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV to semi-established fine artist with archives at the Tate Britain.
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Haaretz — that is, of a great number of Israelis' growing dislike for the paper — is worth telling only because it tells us something about Israel itself: that the country's far left is evolving from a political position into a mental state and that the right-wing majority has not yet evolved into being a mature, self-confident public.
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But even without federal intervention, a look at affirmative action policies in 2017 shows that they have achieved their own kind of diversity, evolving from the explicitly race-based quotas of decades ago into a range of approaches that occasionally, not always, near the melting-pot ideal, often by giving preference to low-income students instead of minorities.
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While it's true that the movement is most frequently described in terms of the self-stated, explicit white supremacy that defines many of its corners, for many of its members, the gateway drug that led them to join the alt-right in the first place wasn't racist rhetoric but rather sexism: extreme misogyny evolving from male bonding gone haywire.
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The Indonesian company, valued at $10 billion, raised over $1 billion earlier this year from backers including Alphabet's Google and Chinese tech giants Tencent and JD. Evolving from a ride-hailing service founded in 2010 to a one-stop app via which users can make online payments and order food and services such as massages, Gojek is now targeting a larger slice of the Southeast Asian market, where Singapore-based rival Grab currently dominates ride-sharing.
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In a call with co-founder and CEO Peter Holm (and after we spent the first ten minutes catching up with the latest Tottenham Hotspur news, as we are inclined to do), he told me that Tonsser is evolving from a social app that was mainly about youth players making a profile of themselves and tracking scores and stats in order to get noticed by scouts — a bit like a real life Football Manager video game — to offer even more user-generated content where players can learn skills from each other and in turn become influencers on the platform.
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