Along with that, as we grow larger in size, and the spacecraft grow larger and size, they become more complex, which means they need a little bit more effort.
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At the $15 level, this number would grow larger still.
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That number will only grow larger in the years to come.
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Now that they're in Facebook's backyard, that number could grow larger.
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"They continue to grow larger even as they are destroying value."
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Clams add a ring each year, lobsters continue to grow larger.
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You have to give your body the building material necessary to grow larger.
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I watch purple circle after purple circle grow larger with the child's fixations.
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Under these rules, investing is productive, because it makes the pot grow larger.
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But unlike muscle, there's an age cutoff by which bones can't grow larger.
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But the impact could grow larger if the situation worsens, the company said.
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However, if you never face these demons head on, they will only grow larger.
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Hurricanes intensify more rapidly; wildfires grow larger and more threatening; rainfall is more intense.
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And yet year after year, we allow Comcast to grow larger and more powerful.
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It's burning cash and seeing its losses grow larger, even as its revenue increases.
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So as fires grow larger, so too will the risks from poor air quality.
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As the hunting groups and their egos grow larger, tensions have begun to break out.
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The next-generation Tucson may grow larger as Hyundai adds more SUVs to the lineup.
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They grow larger, and their yield increases, the longer they are in the vegetative stage.
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As the proposals get more attention, however, the partisan split is likely to grow larger.
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This means that networks of lakes draining in cascading events are likely to grow larger.
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No word on new investors in the round, which could grow larger before a final close.
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Etrusco allows its animals — both cows and pigs — to grow larger than modern tastes have dictated.
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The only group to grow larger after 22015 was households with incomes of $272,258 or less.
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The social and economic costs of the outbreak have been immense and will only grow larger.
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After all, if government deficits can grow larger, there's no need to raise as much revenue.
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Piles of garbage grow larger and more fetid by the day, rotting in the tropical sun.
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Burgeoning social app TikTok could grow larger than Facebook-owned Instagram, Snap CEO Evan Spiegel said.
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Bove said the theory is since the big banks can't grow larger, they can give away capital.
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But oysters grow larger and fleshier in the Gulf's warmer waters, making them well-suited to cooking.
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As they get smaller and lighter (and they will), the infrastructure behind them must grow larger and larger.
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Firms and places are often subject to economies of scale: they become more productive as they grow larger.
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For a moment, they were superstars — and if Blizzard has its way, that moment will only grow larger.
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And scientists have found that injecting thyroid into mice with stunted spleens can make the organs grow larger.
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Rajko's first mods were small and simple, but it didn't take long for his ambitions to grow larger.
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The biggest in the study was about 16.5 feet, but they can potentially grow larger than 18 feet.
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Antibiotics are also given to cows, chickens, and pigs to fight infection and to help them grow larger.
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But if you put it off indefinitely, the problem will only grow larger and more costly to solve.
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There were two giants in our house, in our lives, that seemed to grow larger in the gloaming.
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The hope is that the predictive power of these scores may continue to improve as GWAS studies grow larger.
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Since then, however, Hawaiians have regularly witnessed Kilauea erupt and grow larger as molten rock poured into the sea.
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"The question marks surrounding his defeat today will only grow larger," Courier said in commentary on the Tennis Channel.
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Like the great Persian poets who preceded him, his shadow will only grow larger with the passage of time.
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It's a free in-browser multiplayer game where you are a snake eating colorful, glowing orbs to grow larger.
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As time passes, cities will grow larger, and it will require more resources and money to "upgrade" the city.
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The mini brains can&apost grow larger because they aren&apost vascularized, meaning they don&apost have a blood supply .
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But it was just a question of how wise it is to let the trade deficit grow larger and larger.
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Images of our faces can be captured, stored, and compared against a database of faceprints, which grow larger upon use.
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Today, the market is a huge global force that is projected to grow larger than fast fashion within a decade.
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Almost all oysters start out their lives as male, but as they grow larger, many of them will switch genders.
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If the Trump administration is wary of "media oligopolies," why would a media company like Sinclair be allowed to grow larger?
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The undead hordes of unused accounts grow larger by the day as Reddit pushes upward toward 220 million active monthly users.
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There are flickers — and sometimes flares — of startup activity that certainly have the potential to grow larger in the coming years.
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Adapting to walk on all fours allowed sauropods to grow larger and supported the digestive process needed for their herbivore diet.
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As tech companies grow larger, the universities supply young talent while the promise of good schooling helps lure older recruits with families.
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Researchers found that the crustaceans in these trenches live four times longer and grow larger than other crustaceans found in shallower waters.
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Initially, telecom companies seemed wary of Trump, as he sharply attacked companies like AT&T and Comcast for aspiring to grow larger.
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As you move north from Tooting Broadway, and then off the main streets, the houses — mostly late Victorian or Edwardian — grow larger.
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If he loses along the Eastern Seaboard, as expected, or even in the territories, his goal in California would grow larger very quickly.
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Pandora Plus, on the other hand, has a catalog of around 2 million, but it will grow larger in time, the company says.
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I think that you have to be OK making sacrifices/becoming smaller, in order to grow larger and more articulately in other directions.
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The state's population continues to grow larger and more eclectic by the day — and as a result, so too does its food scene.
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And if the Federal Reserve follows through on its plan to raise interest rates, the cost of paying off that debt will grow larger.
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Those changes have been the result of genetic selection to breed birds that grow larger breast muscles more quickly, the Wall Street Journal wrote.
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Even if the demonstrations continue or grow larger, they are unlikely to affect Iranian oil supplies, she told CNBC Asia's "Capital Connection " on Tuesday.
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If the gulf between democratic ideals and authoritarian political institutions is not overcome, the chasm between Hong Kong and China will only grow larger.
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If anything, the need to mobilize against climate change only becomes greater with every new increment of heat, because the potential stakes grow larger.
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It can also happen as a complication of pregnancy or during fertility treatments, when the ovaries grow larger because of extra hormones in the body.
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"Optimal climate conditions (such as in some places in Australia) with few cold periods make it easier for the crocs to grow larger," Groh said.
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The increase in mobile traffic is also helping the biggest sites on the web grow larger, helping to further cement their position on today's internet.
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With the revolving door spinning to tech and away from finance, the question of accessibility to Silicon Valley's riches and status will only grow larger.
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"Amazon is expected to make more enemies as they grow larger," said Loop Capital's Anthony Chukumba, who raised his price target to $2,380 in May.
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To avoid drawing unwanted attention from officials (and getting too cramped) they try not to let their congregations grow larger than a few hundred members.
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The military services today are smaller than at any time since the start of World War II. Yet their commitments grow larger by the day.
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The stacks of books grow larger and larger and Mazzocchi herself it taken to higher and higher heights, a metaphorical representation of growth through learning.
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In its quest to grow larger, parts of Amazon — currently the world's most valuable public company — have at times ended up competing with certain business partners.
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And as the drumbeat of damning reports continues, the frustration and fundamental disconnect between Facebook's stewards and those wary of its growing influence grow larger still.
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The numbers grow larger when you look at younger segments of the population — millennials at 22001%, and it could rise even higher for Gen Z individuals.
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That's usually a good indicator that planets are forming inside; the new worlds are gobbling up the gas and dust within the disk to grow larger.
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The nation's deficit is expected to grow larger than the economy in 2017, something that hasn't happened in six years, the Congressional Budget Office recently announced.
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The squids' huge size come from a phenomenon called deep-sea gigantism, in which invertebrates inhabiting the deep, dark ocean grow larger than you'd otherwise expect.
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As the salaries of professional athletes across all sports grow larger, so, too, does the number of individuals seeking to prey on their successes and wealth.
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Fear, or reticence, or a sense of not wanting to burden another, means that people suffer in silence — allowing the problem to grow larger and larger unchecked.
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With the competing vegetation cleared out, the remaining trees grow larger, developing a layer of bark thick enough to shield them from all but the hottest blazes.
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And as more libraries integrate zines into their collections, spreading awareness of zine culture as a whole, the pool of stories will grow larger and more diverse.
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Then the gross part—some products needed to be bathed in fetal bovine serum, essence of unborn baby cow blood, which helps the meat to grow larger.
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The amount of ozone, smoke, and other air pollutants that cause illness and early death is increasing as wildfires grow larger, last longer, and become more dangerous.
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If the mediocri could grow larger than rich and poor put together, he speculated, they could hold the balance of power and ensure a degree of stability.
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Similarly, doctors told Rosenfeld that his bone tumors would grow larger and multiply—yet since he began using marijuana, his tumors haven't grown or multiplied at all.
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Research published by the New York Fed estimated that as tariffs grow larger importers have more of an incentive to switch to goods from more expensive countries.
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And there's a progressive wave coming at Democrats that's starting in California, but spreading across the U.S. ACRONYM hopes its work will only help that wave grow larger.
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We saw just a small portion of the app that had apples being coaxed from a tree and the caterpillar scooching its way through them to grow larger.
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The excavation confirmed that the sinkhole, which did not grow larger since it was first noticed on May 20, does not pose a risk to the White House.
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Standing on its hind legs in the gutter, foaming and bristling, it seems to grow larger and thicker, wilder and sicker, its bright, eggy eyes gleaming with moisture.
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The company's CEO, Pat Sullivan, said the number would grow larger if its Omnipod insulin delivery system received reimbursement from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, or CMS.
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As tech companies grow larger and expand into media, advertising and hardware, they are also turning to newer tech hubs like Austin and New York City for talent.
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Research published by the New York Federal Reserve Bank estimated that as tariffs grow larger, importers have more of an incentive to switch to goods from more expensive countries.
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The vegetation fire, called the Old Water Fire, could grow larger and is being fueled by Santa Ana winds blowing up to 50 miles per hour, the authorities said.
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Eventually, the acid in plaque begins to wear away at the enamel coating your teeth, forming tiny holes—also known as cavities—that grow larger and larger over time.
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At the same time, innovative startups are continuing to grow larger in size, with more than 250 private companies around the world boasting valuations of $1 billion or greater.
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The report predicts that wildfires will continue to grow larger, more costly and more deadly as temperatures rise and the climate becomes drier due to human-caused climate change.
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Every year, the Black Friday events — especially the online kind — grow larger and longer, with retailers such as Amazon offering deals many weeks before the actual Black Friday date.
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This is much lower than the interest rates on credit cards or personal loans, and since it's a one-time fee it doesn't compound and grow larger over time.
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The study found that social environment does play a part in how long these birds' penises grow, suggesting that some can grow larger dicks to compete with other males.
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The problem of oral health in America is, Otto argues, part of the larger debate about health that is likely to grow larger and nastier in the upcoming months.
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As communities grow larger, beyond units of 50,000, threat again dominates, peaking at units of 100,000-500,000 people before gently declining in the largest geographical unit, the country level.
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Now fires are managed using a multiplicity of objectives and tactics, ranging from full suppression to allowing fires to grow larger so long as they stay within desired ranges.
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"Berlant added, "The potential for a fire to grow larger and do more damage during the time we can't use firefighting aircraft while that drone is in that area exists.
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" Added Berlant: "The potential for a fire to grow larger and do more damage during the time we can't use firefighting aircraft while that drone is in that area exists.
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The message on Wednesday, from the U.N. security advisor for Myanmar, said the protests were expected to remain peaceful, but demonstrations could grow larger and may eventually target agencies' offices.
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One microbe might improve drought tolerance by helping a plant to grow larger earlier in the season, while another might promote a larger root network that's better at finding water.
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When American Monument makes its way to future venues it will grow larger because lauren woods will keep pace with the murders, adding new audio every time another death surfaces.
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That shadow would only grow larger and murkier during the ensuing custody battle between Farrow and Allen, which served as the setting for the pivotal chapter in the Allen controversy.
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As cities grow larger, as more people have longer commutes, as podcasting networks turn into self-sustaining businesses, the desire for the best possible wireless headphones is only going to increase.
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That figure is nearly a third below the 2013 peak of $153 billion, as the industry's debt pile continues to grow larger and federal farm payments are predicted to drop sharply.
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CONCORD, N.C. — The horde of 33-somethings and teenagers — such as Chase Elliott, Erik Jones and William Byron — who are poised to take over Nascar seems to grow larger every week.
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But in December, when the neighborhood swells with visitors drawn to the ornate Christmas decorations adorning house after house, the parking problems — just like the holiday lights — grow larger than life.
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But the federal government's failure to modernize auto regulations is already denying consumers safer and superior products, and this problem will only grow larger as automated driving systems near the deployment stage.
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We watched a federal judge seethe at being accused, his body seeming to grow larger with rage as though he might be able to reach through the television screen and grab us.
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The part of the brain dedicated to gathering information from the eyes actually shrinks in size, while the parts that receive signals from the ears and touch-sensitive nerve endings grow larger.
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At the moment, Magnus boasts the recognition of over 8,000,000 works of art across a plethora of mediums, an impressive feat that will only grow larger as the art world produces more work.
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Perhaps Samsung should consider putting its eggs in the Google Assistant basket, where the AI is significantly smarter and the ecosystem of devices and services continues to grow larger than Bixby's ever will.
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The new research challenges previous studies that said trees could grow larger due to higher temperatures brought on by global warming, said the authors of the study published in the journal Ecology Letters.
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"If you change the rules in ways that allow you to make the debt grow larger, it's a bad thing," said David Wessel, a senior fellow in Economic Studies at the Brookings Institution.
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It's unclear what kind of profit, if any, Google Cloud generates today, but the cloud businesses at Alphabet's main competitors, Amazon and Microsoft, have seen profitability ramp up sharply as they grow larger.
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During the process, you will likely see a small Apple logo, and about two-thirds of the way through booting, the logo image will glitch on the screen, and then grow larger in size.
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But constantly evaluating ours and others' social standings has helped our brains grow larger and increased the size of our cerebral cortex, and seems to be one of the things that makes us human.
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Approximately $172 million will go to Sherpa Ventures II and the remaining $298 million will be given to Sherpa Everest – though there's a possibility the fund could grow larger, pending some expected LP investment.
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Because even if the predictions don't turn out to be correct — if hurricanes don't grow larger and carry more rain — if there's sea level rise due to climate change, these storms become more devastating.
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I just want to keep the federal government out of your way so people can work, small businesses can grow, larger businesses can hire more people, we can keep the economy growing like today.
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The CBO says the national debt will likely be equal to the size of the GDP in 10 years, and if Congress chooses to extend Republican tax policies, those deficits will only grow larger.
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Cramer noted the strength of brands such as Sorel and Prana in comparison to its main brand Columbia, and asked if it could be possible for those brands to grow larger than the Columbia brand.
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But Kriss Marion, an organic farmer campaigning for State Senate through southern Wisconsin, said the state's wetlands, streams and groundwater were being stripped of protections as industrial farms were allowed to grow larger and larger.
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The Republican tilt of the PACs at Microsoft, Amazon, Google and Facebook suggests, however, that as these companies' domains grow larger, their bottom-line interests are becoming increasingly aligned with the policies of the Republican Party.
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Perkins said previous high online growth rates at Target and Walmart would be difficult to achieve again as the businesses grow larger in scale and as Amazon eats into their pie, especially during the crucial holiday quarter.
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Hatch's research, conducted in partnership with the gardens' native owners, suggests that clams grow larger and more abundant in gardens than in the wild and that other edible species, like crabs and snails, thrive on rock walls.
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Unable to grow larger on a far-right platform, Jobbik shifted toward the center from 2013 and effectively traded places as Orban grew closer to the far right with his strong anti-immigration platform during Europe's migrant crisis.
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The number of distressed retailers will likely grow larger over the next year to 18 months amid a secular shift in the industry, with more defaults expected in the months ahead, a new report from Moody's has found.
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Conventional firms' digital bets will only grow larger, as more bosses note the rising share prices of pioneers such as Walmart and GM. Overall this makes sense, even if plenty of companies make an utter hash of things.
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Some farmers are taking a breeding approach to grow larger pigs that sell for more money, while the Chinese government is encouraging farms to get back on track as soon as possible, despite higher piglet and sow prices.
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The report represents the latest effort in Washington to address Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election, and positions countering disinformation as a global challenge that will only grow larger with the evolution of the digital realm.
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Perhaps the best example was Ronald Reagan, who called for shutting down the Energy Department several times during his 1980 run for president only to see the department actually grow larger by the time he left office in 1989.
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That's important, according to the paper, because it demonstrates a nuanced relationship between species that could have effects beyond just scaring the sharks off—it might impact the elephant seal populations, which would grow larger with fewer sharks around.
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Lagarde said at a Center for Global Development event in Washington that such a move was "a possibility" because the Fund will need to increase the representation of major emerging markets as their economies grow larger and more influential.
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The baby is only about 5 centimeters long, so most of the weight is from increased fat stores, the uterus, and placenta, which are all preparing for when the baby starts to grow larger over the next two trimesters.
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For example, if the holders of IRAs plan to leave them to beneficiaries as stretch IRAs (which the heirs can then grow themselves), they may want to avoid diminishing the account to let it grow larger over the long term.
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The medium-sized PAHs — which are "flat molecules consisting of carbon atoms arranged in a honeycomb pattern, surrounded by hydrogen," according to NASA — actually appear to grow larger when ultraviolet light from the large star at the nebula's center hits them.
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On the day of its release, her sixth album already sold over 700,000 in the United States, a number which could grow larger as the numbers from pre-order sales are not available until later in the week, according to Variety.
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The burden of hooliganism could grow larger still if Russia were to draw Poland, Ukraine or, especially, Turkey in the knockout round (Russo-Turkish relations have deteriorated spectacularly since Turkey shot down a Russian jet on the Syrian border last year).
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During the first trimester, the baby is only about 2200 centimeters long, so most of the weight you gain comes from increased fat stores, the uterus, and placenta, which are all preparing for when the baby starts to grow larger.
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A third fruit, aguaje, yellow with a brown scaly peel, also contains an enormous amount of vitamin C as well as beta-carotene, but has been gaining fame for a more whimsical reason: It's rumored to help women grow larger backsides.
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" Despite Big Time's court claims of buying plain old brine shrimp from China, the enclosure boasts that "after years of crossbreeding, we developed a hybrid," and "These amazing new hybrids grow larger and live longer than any 'natural' variety of brine shrimp.
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SEC filings showed the company losing an estimated $85 million in May and June of this year, a number that will only grow larger as MoviePass takes its user base from 3 million customers to what it says is the break even point of 5 million users.
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Results from tests conducted by the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) show that the gaps between girls and boys in science and math grow larger over time, with the largest shift in girls' versus boys' scores occurring between the ages of 9 and 10 years old.
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In this paper, the researchers prove that a quantum computer with a fixed circuit depth is able to outperform a classical computer that's tackling the same problem because the classical computer will require the circuit depth to grow larger, while it can stay constant for the quantum computer.
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The big picture: A new age of transportation is dawning, and we have a choice to make: Rethink the necessity of personal vehicles, or let their share of the transportation pie continue to grow larger and larger while public transit and ride-hailing fight over the diminishing crumbs.
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Although President Trump has repeatedly blamed state water allocations for the severity of the fires, experts say that a combination of decades of fire suppression policies combined with expanded development in fire-prone areas, along with climate change, is making wildfires burn hotter, longer and grow larger in California.
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Austin is a PhD candidate and is thus enjoying a brief honeymoon in which he can't be politically pigeonholed, but Glaeser has a generally free market orientation and is a huge booster of cities (especially coastal ones), which he argues have to grow larger to boost economic growth.
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The field is expected to grow larger and more progressive heavyweights, including former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE and Sen.
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The CBS board met on Thursday in Los Angeles... the company still has an interim CEO and an uncertain M&A path forward... Ahead of the meeting, CNBC's Alex Sherman reported that the board had determined CBS needs to grow larger, but that a merger with Viacom "is not enough" for Shari Redstone.
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The current makeup of the modern-day airline industry is the result of numerous high-profile mergers and acquisitions that took place over the past two decades in the US.Consolidation of the nation's airlines saw airlines grow larger than ever and established a new group of dominant carriers including American, United, and Delta.
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They do so by ensuring that needs are responded to promptly, addressing problems before they grow larger; by helping to reduce repeat medical visits by ensuring that needs are fully met in the initial visit; and by helping to coordinate a complex system of care to ensure that its many parts are pulling together in the same direction.
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Books still in print you'd have to pay for, but everything else — a collection slated to grow larger than the holdings at the Library of Congress, Harvard, the University of Michigan, at any of the great national libraries of Europe — would have been available for free at terminals that were going to be placed in every local library that wanted one.
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Read more: UBS has a new group to help advisers working with the mega-rich as part of a plan to rake in $70 billion in assets over 3 yearsWealth management ties As deals grow larger and larger, leveraging the relationship between firms' wealth management and investment banking or securities businesses is increasingly important, industry sources have told Business Insider.
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From weakening a rule preventing any one broadcaster from reaching more than 39 percent of the nation, to the dismantling of a 77-year-old rule that required broadcasters keep a local studio in the towns they service (in a long-standing bid to encourage community participation), Ajit Pai's FCC has been unapologetically single-minded in its quest to help Sinclair grow larger.
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But marketing materials and filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission showed that the firm was eyeing opportunity zone investments in Dallas, Los Angeles, Nashville and Savannah, Ga. The company boasted that it was targeting neighborhoods in those cities, which were already expected to grow larger and wealthier, even though the opportunity zone program was created to help lift poor neighborhoods out of poverty.
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