He was growing in the Lord, growing in his spiritual walk.
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You're supposed to be growing in Christ, and instead you've been growing in self-satisfaction.
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"This is a relationship that is growing in importance to them and growing in importance to us."
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It's clear that Stories are not just growing in popularity among users, but they're growing in importance for these business, too.
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Those textures are dictated by weather patterns, with hardier greens growing in colder climates and more delicate greens growing in more mild ones.
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Luxury is growing in scale, and Gen Z is growing in spending power, and yet ... they don't seem to really get each other.
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"About 90 percent of the coca growing in Colombia today is growing in the same areas as it did in the past," she added.
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Liam Payne's son is growing in one direction — up!
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Ms. McAlister was lamenting all the bush honeysuckle, Bradford pear trees, Chinese privet and English ivy growing in that beautiful wildness, when her guests pointed out the same plants growing in nearby neighborhoods.
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But Instagram and Snapchat are growing in conjunction, he estimates.
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But we'd never seen them growing in a live brain.
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Primitive sex bots are already available and growing in popularity.
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Goats nibble at grass growing in cracks in the road.
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He said misinformation campaigns are growing in size and sophistication.
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Ryan thinks our new baby is growing in HER belly!
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It was just a wild species, growing in remote forests.
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And major economies around the world are growing in tandem.
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Pressure for referendums was growing in the Netherlands and Denmark.
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Cycling as a form of transportation is growing in popularity.
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Today, we have over 10,000 flowers growing in our fields.
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But services can't keep growing in a straight line forever.
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"There's a new power growing in London," the narrator says.
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Do you think political cartoons are actually growing in popularity?
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What was growing in the Colombian patient was tapeworm cancer.
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" Now, she said, "The ICE holds are growing in numbers.
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One compact SUV growing in prominence is the Hyundai Tucson.
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A backlash against coal is also growing in the West.
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Support for the idea is growing in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Hostility is growing in the United States toward Chinese deals.
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But anxiety is growing in New York City's Chinese community.
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A similar course on mobile devices is growing in popularity.
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It's all about growing, but growing in a sustainable manner.
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Will the iPhone's sales stop growing in 2018, or 2020?
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Their influence may be growing in an increasingly unequal society.
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You're sort of growing in a much more humble way.
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But I've done a lot of growing in that time, too.
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The leaked map also shows more trees growing in Dusty Divot.
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Meanwhile, Trump's base — the older white retirees — is growing in Florida.
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Moon said yuan use would keep growing in the long term.
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"These kind of flexitarians have been growing in nature," he said.
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Online games have become ubiquitous and are only growing in popularity.
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With the correct environment, buds should start growing in late winter.
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Meanwhile, streaming services are growing in popularity but drowning in lawsuits.
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But it didn't prevent the project from quickly growing in scope.
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Putting money into investments that do good is growing in popularity.
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Vegetation growing in the wall's cracks could be exacerbating the problem.
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And the digital economy will not stop growing in the meantime.
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As a result, it planned to keep growing in the country.
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Growing in older demographics will require us to mature our application . . .
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"Video is our fastest growing in terms of monetization," said Dorsey.
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"It feels like a cactus growing in my lungs," Jessey says.
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And China's middle class is only expanding and growing in sophistication.
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China is expected to keep growing in importance as a buyer.
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I mean the company is healthy and growing in all respects.
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The Philippine economy remains one of the fastest growing in Asia.
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Stopping potholes growing in existing surfaces, by contrast, means eternal vigilance.
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Bipartisan momentum is growing in both chambers to build the museum.
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Stromatolites are the sedimentary formations created by microorganisms growing in layers.
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While management was suffering setbacks, the pilots were growing in confidence.
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Scepticism has been growing in Republican circles that either will run.
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"This momentum kept them moving forward, growing in knowledge and skill."
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We won't stop growing in numbers until we stop this crisis.
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"The demand for foreign girls is growing in India," she said.
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Fixed-line revenues in Germany are growing in low single digits.
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The first verse describes a young cypress growing in the sand.
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Our retail sector is among the fastest growing in the world.
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Trump's base — the older white retirees — is also growing in Florida.
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Today, Germany's Jewish community is the fastest-growing in the world.
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What's indisputable is that coin offerings are quickly growing in popularity.
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Adults-only vacations for parents appear to be growing in popularity.
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But it is not the fastest growing in the whole world.
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Shoppers might even find some exotic varieties growing in supermarket aisles.
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The plants are still growing in the places he put them.
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State sales tax revenues are growing in line with economic growth.
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The tender plants were growing in the loam inside the knothole.
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Humar had found a mulberry tree growing in Uppsala's botanical gardens.
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Earnings should still be growing in record-high territory in 2019.
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Now there's a new option growing in popularity: recipe-delivery services.
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Jobs in renewable energy are among the fastest growing in America.
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The self storage business is growing in Brazil, despite the recession.
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Snow hiking is growing in popularity as a wintertime sport globally.
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It serves the borough's African community, the fastest-growing in London.
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Monrovia is framed by shots of corn growing in a field.
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Britain has 1,500 extra species of plants growing in the wild.
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Chinese influence on African media is nevertheless growing in more subtle ways.
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IVF is only growing in popularity amongst those who are planning families.
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"It is growing in America but from a small base," he said.
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The thieves were growing in confidence, and their victims felt increasingly alone.
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Why is The New York Times growing in value quarter after quarter?
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We're seeing fire seasons growing in length, starting earlier and ending later.
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"It didn't hurt us at all — we're growing in popularity," he said.
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Players will help guide students, growing in combat and skill at weapons.
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And a beautiful set of images catalogue plants growing in the zone.
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Apple's app platform has been quietly growing in popularity in U.S. hospitals.
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A7: Miyamoto: We hold the Kirby IP and it's growing in Europe.
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A tray of coral fragments growing in one of Mote's outdoor raceways.
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James and Michael also swapped places, with the former growing in popularity.
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He pointed out that support has been growing in the past month.
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Right-wing extremism has been growing in Europe since the mid-1980s.
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With convergence growing in importance, we regard the market environment as competitive.
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The business is growing in the European market as well, Simon said.
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Medical marijuana, and cannabis more broadly, is growing in popularity and approval.
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China's footprint in the region has been growing in the past decade.
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We are growing in terms of customers, lending volume and underlying revenues.
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Japanese and South Korean brands are also growing in popularity in China.
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Due to early puberty, my breasts started growing in the third grade.
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Feed the Future officials said they are growing in popularity among farmers.
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Momentum against facial recognition has been growing in the past few months.
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And such pay differences are growing in about half of these occupations.
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He returned recently and found a papaya tree growing in its place.
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Interest from Chinese companies was growing "in an exponential way," he said.
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Google's Nest smart home products are growing in popularity and in number.
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Indeed, yachting in Asia, particularly Southeast Asia, has been growing in popularity.
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But sentiment is growing in Washington to interpret the law more narrowly.
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Although it is growing in the United States, Mitsubishi still faces hurdles.
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And I wanted to show my gray that I have growing in.
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Similar concerns are growing in other coal-producing regions, westward to Wyoming.
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Investopedia reports that careers related to legal services are growing in opportunity.
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He added that profit is only likely to start growing in 2020.
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Random things started growing in the petri dish from the nonsterile environment.
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Meanwhile meanwhile, non-native cross-platform development platforms are growing in popularity.
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The Facebook app is no longer growing in the US or Europe.
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The annual St. Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival is also growing in popularity.
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Parrot Analytics said that "Tiger King" is growing in popularity every day.
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But awareness is growing in Britain, despite there not being a crisis.
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Volkswagen's costs from the cheating scheme keep growing in the United States.
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Bone and muscles are still growing in children, making them more susceptible.
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It's therefore no surprise that political polarization has been growing in America.
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Truly, which is produced Boston Beer (SAM), is also growing in popularity.
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Refillable vaping may be growing in popularity among young e-cigarette users.
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Among those growing in popularity are signing bonuses and additional time off.
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Amazon's long-form sports documentary portfolio has been growing in recent months.
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Facebook is still growing in many regions and by many other measurements.
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Fortunately, bipartisan support for corporate tax reform has been growing in Washington.
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It is No. 2 in Indonesia, and is rapidly growing in India.
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But when you sell, your shares are no longer growing in value.
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Those are the platforms really growing in popularity, especially among young people.
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The news fueled speculation the investigation is growing in scope and seriousness.
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The intensity of their support has been growing in recent years, too.
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Indeed, the scourge of overdoses has for years been growing in intensity.
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"STEM jobs are growing in every sector of our economy," he added.
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A yearning for a science-religion synergy is growing in some circles.
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And we continue to feel that it is growing in our support.
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Thief is snaggle-toothed, with too much hair growing in weird places.
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They photographed large proteas, cacti and succulents growing in the glass greenhouses.
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With that, Tyrion guesses about the mini Lannister currently growing in her womb.
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We're growing in the key branded focus areas and the markets are supportive.
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The fourth quarter was growing in the high 22019s to 3 percent range.
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And the program is already growing in the weeks after its initial launch.
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But it is also growing in developing countries such as India and China.
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They're growing in line with productivity growth, so this is a strong economy.
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But as Borne keeps growing (in size and intelligence), so does its hunger.
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Managed Security Services (MSS) is a $15 billion market, growing in double digits.
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So our core business is growing in steep triple digits in the cloud.
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Little wonder that Washington's economy is consistently the fastest growing in the nation.
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The automaker said it expected production and deliveries to continue growing in Q3.
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The far-right is growing in strength, but it's hardly a unified force.
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Apex Legends (an EA and Respawn title), in particular, is growing in popularity.
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The Washington-based dentist then discovered a tumor growing in the child's jaw.
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Growing in China and adding more staff mean the fund will accelerate investments.
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The company is growing in certain areas but cutting back in some also.
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Employer-driven certifications are growing in popularity, most clearly in the IT sector.
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Despite its arbitrary borders and bewildering diversity, this Asia is growing in coherence.
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At the end of the day, capacity is growing in front of demand.
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There's no doubt that the cannabis industry is growing in leaps and bounds.
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Today, kidnappings, firefights and the threat of terrorism are growing in the Philippines.
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China's footprint in the Pacific region has been growing in the past decade.
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Today's objections join a growing in-tray of antitrust complaints aimed at Google.
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It was a characteristically bombastic approach to a crisis that's growing in scale.
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Things are growing in your relationships as you and your partners share secrets.
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Azerbaijan, rich in unique culture and cuisine, is growing in popularity among tourists.
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The highly partisan fight over union fees has been growing in other states.
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And I think golf starts to get growing in a couple of ways.
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Magnesium, a mineral important to muscle function, is another supplement growing in popularity.
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In America, vaping is growing in popularity, enticing younger and younger age groups.
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While QTPOC separatism isn't an entirely new concept, it's one growing in popularity.
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While EMDR isn't as common as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, it's growing in popularity.
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The word "exponential" has been growing in media usage — pretty much, well, exponentially.
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It means that they are not growing in lock step with value-added.
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One of the palms growing in the Conservancy is Tahina spectabilis of Madagascar.
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The grapefruit was first described growing in Caribbean islands in the 18th century.
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Lavish elopements are growing in popularity, and we have social media to thank.
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Tag Heuer is another brand that is growing in popularity at auction, yes?
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Israel has other military priorities for now, with tensions growing in the north.
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The Nazi forces are growing, in part because of the American government's impotence.
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London plane trees growing in parks can reach upward of 100 feet tall.
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The survivors are sometimes seen growing in the shadow of a fallen tree.
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The house scene is still growing in D.C., but it's on the rise.
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Two-quarterback leagues are still at the niche level, but growing in popularity.
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The dough moves back and forth in his hands, slowly growing in circumference.
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The practice has been growing in Republican legislatures in at least 16 states.
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It's better than before, but spam calls are still growing in the nation.
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How much would you say you're growing in your role at the company?
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Two-quarterback leagues are still at the niche level, but growing in popularity.
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But its population has been one of the fastest growing in the nation.
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One that is growing in popularity, and for good reason, is managed portfolios.
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Placebos are growing in strength in antidepressants and anti-psychotic studies as well.
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Women's soccer is steadily growing in popularity in many parts of the world.
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Growing in the city, everyone had friends or relations with people from diverse communities.
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Meanwhile, other department store chains Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus are growing in New York.
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Having something growing in your living space is fantastic, though; I totally understand it.
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Chilled coffee drinks such as cold brew are also growing in popularity with consumers.
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Yet despite both communities growing in number, neither is fully engaged in American politics.
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And they are all part of learning and growing in this journey of life.
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Figures on hunger released earlier this month suggest that it is growing in Venezuela.
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Private involvement in public health care has been growing in Britain for some time.
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Messaging apps such as WhatsApp are also growing in popularity but currently lose money.
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Frustration is growing in the once-prosperous southern African nation as the economy collapses.
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However, Europe is growing in importance for the flagship organization of mixed martial arts.
|
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But there's no doubt that both personal and commercial drones are growing in popularity.
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Analysts at the OECD, a think-tank, reckon global capacity stopped growing in 2017.
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The New IRA has been quietly growing in recent years, although it remains small.
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On-demand jobs like Postmates, who Sean bikes for, are rapidly growing in popularity.
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But in reality, China's interest in ice hockey has been growing in recent years.
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All signs indicate that stromatolites are growing in shallow waters and harvesting light energy.
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In every age bracket, white voters favored Trump, growing in proportion as they aged.
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Newly affluent Chinese consumers, earning more than $24,000 a year, are growing in numbers.
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In the lab, she could identify only 20 species growing in the culture bottle.
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Read: The #metoo chorus is growing in the U.S. military U.S. Marines spokesman Maj.
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China is still growing in McMillian's view and that is contributing to global growth.
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Everyone is growing in a way that feels so painful, and honest and real.
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But the company is also intent on growing in Mexico, China and other countries.
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It had, after all, been growing in me like an illness all my life.
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Fears are growing in Congress about the deeper U.S. involvement in the Middle East.
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Pakistan's nuclear program is one of the largest, and fastest-growing in the world.
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Then, last year, a few immature marijuana plants were found growing in coffee cups.
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Sadly, hatred is growing in America and left unchecked, it spreads like a contagion.
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Earnings are still growing in the third quarter, but at a slightly slower rate.
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Unfunded liabilities in states are growing in large part because of public pension obligations.
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But calls to expand the draft to women have been growing in recent years.
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But another Bay Area city was the 11th fastest growing in the nation: Dublin.
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Mushrooms are growing in popularity -- as both a food and a form of packaging.
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CNBC takes a look at the "green" jobs that are rapidly growing in popularity.
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In addition to voice assistants, smart TVs and wearable devices are growing in popularity.
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Meanwhile, the global economy kept growing, in large part because of the new machines.
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It is not only the biggest tech firms that are growing in New York.
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That development signals that Mueller's investigation is growing in intensity, rather than winding down.
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Growing in this new world, I can turn my hindrances into power: my voice.
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There might be something growing in there, though it looks more vegetal than cancerous.
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"The business is growing in a way that we've never seen before," Flory said.
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Yet a new craze called "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) is growing in popularity.
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It does not include deaths from greenhouse gas pollution, which are growing in number.
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It looks like Trump is growing in skill, and Democrats are shrinking in generosity.
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After that, I had to know more about these foods growing in the wild.
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But given two options, evolve or perish, Pittsburgh began growing in a new direction.
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Frustration is growing in Gaza over the dim prospects for an independent Palestinian state.
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And the services counted as "extra" by airlines are growing in number all the time.
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This particular specimen spent three years growing in Amazon's conservatory at the edge of town.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Can you put more detail on that, when you say growing in line?
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Poy Gum Lee arrived in Shanghai just as interest was growing in Western-style architecture.
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For now, consumer spending has remained resilient, with wages growing in a tight job market.
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Tess has done some growing in the 30-something hours since he last saw her.
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Electric cars are growing in popularity but their success so far is "fragile", he emphasized.
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"I still think the economy is still growing in that 2 to 2.5 percent range."
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As she changes, she's also growing in physical strength, although she's emotionally approaching a breakdown.
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Games aren't changing from one thing to the other, but they are growing in variety.
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Red peas, their origins in Sierra Leone, have been growing in residents' gardens for centuries.
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Raich said, however, he expects earnings to continue growing in the first half of 2019.
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Nowadays most specimens are growing in the wild, including in woodlands preserved by ancient villages.
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And geopolitical risks -- which are growing in the low-price environment -- could cut oil supply.
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For Katie Holmes, 2017 was a year of growing in her personal and professional life.
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Fact is ... the surgery was performed three weeks ago and it's growing in pretty nicely.
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The automaker said it expected production and deliveries to continue growing in the third quarter.
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For Apple, growing in India is crucial as growth slows at home and in China.
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Certainly, though, concern about the companies that SoftBank doesn't fund is growing in Silicon Valley.
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Samphire: This knobbly native succulent can be found growing in salty mudflats and saline estuaries.
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India is growing in importance and seeking greater integration into organizations that govern international affairs.
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Multigenerational living is "growing in popularity," said Robert Curran, a managing director at Fitch Ratings.
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It stands to reason — support for time-limited abortion is growing in popularity among Americans.
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A special neighborhood has been growing in the upper reaches of New York City's skyscrapers.
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But the study reveals the highest threat is to coffee growing in Madagascar and Tanzania.
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WE'RE GROWING IN ALL DIMENSIONS OF OUR COMPANY AND WE'RE CONTINUING TO CREATE GREAT CONTENT.
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The machines, stocked exclusively with 200 mL bottles of Moët & Chandon, are growing in popularity.
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Labiaplasty, a procedure to reduce the size of the inner labia, is growing in popularity.
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But Peep was growing in different directions, and much of that music is still unheard.
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The reuse of flowers from weddings and other events has been growing in recent years.
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The plant has no trouble growing in soils that are little more than urban rubble.
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First, there was Lisa Fleming who found maggots growing in the folds of her skin.
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That it could be something invisible, growing in the walls, in the air you breathe?
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Battery electrics, shrinking in cost and growing in range, will be part of the solution.
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"Dorian finally moving northwestward and growing in size," reads the latest update from the center.
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Those states are blue or purple, but home voting is also growing in red states.
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Nevada, Idaho and Utah were the country's fastest-growing in the year ended in July.
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"Selling a Mediterranean fish growing in Connecticut, it just doesn't make much sense," he said.
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That suggests those organoids are indeed growing in a manner similar to natural human brains.
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Like a pair of trees growing in proximity, their roots have since become deeply intertwined.
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Although the opposition has been growing in recent months, independents are still a major group.
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Sales of ready-to-eat food have been growing in South Korea in recent years.
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The Chinese economy is now attempting to recover, and it was faster growing in 2003.
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Is it learning and growing in your current role, or is it time to go?
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As machines prove themselves in equities and derivatives, they are growing in debt markets, too.
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Professional gaming is an emerging industry growing in popularity and offering lucrative pay and notoriety.
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The battle for celebrity support — and dollars — is growing in the Democratic presidential primary. Sen.
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Giant-panda breeding centers like the one pictured above are growing in popularity in China.
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The center at Al Udeid has been growing in capability and capacity since its inception.
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Bradesco has other digital initiatives as well, and Banco Itau is growing in that space.
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But the draw of the screen is growing in India, where Netflix launched in 2016.
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"They're absolutely growing in popularity," says Jennifer Michuda, a senior brand manager for So Delicious.
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The firearms manufacturer has had a tumultuous month, following the firearms debate growing in intensity.
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Democrats are growing in confidence as they see the second and third-rate Republican contenders.
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But if we are growing in wisdom and empathy, we can take the long view.
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Trade sources pointed to the likelihood of shortages growing in Qatar until the crisis eased.
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In 2017, Bezos said he was "excited to keep investing and growing" in the country.
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The most important thing about Snapchat is that it is still rapidly growing in popularity.
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He keeps calling Bean, trying to sell even more cotton still growing in his fields.
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The new program comes at a time when donor-advised fund strategies are growing in popularity.
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But actually, it's not going to dent the industry or the direction that it's growing in.
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Earnings have reset lower but are still seen growing in the mid-single digits for 2019.
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Researchers found that the popularity of 33D mammography wasn't growing in all areas of the country.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS Chick-fil-A is growing in popularity.
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"We are not growing at all costs, we are growing in a responsible manner," he said.
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If they are growing in number it is because (with exceptions) many other politicians are mediocre.
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With opioid addiction at an epidemic rate in the United States, Narcan is growing in availability.
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Multiple-car families are now considerably more common and American homes are growing in square footage.
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Revenues of all three are growing in the high double digits or more, year on year.
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Almost a third of foreign workers are Chinese; Vietnamese and Nepalese are quickly growing in number.
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Ransomware, which traps your data behind a paywall, is another nefarious method that's growing in popularity.
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Hydroponic refers to soilless growing, in which the plants are grown using only nutrient-rich water.
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It's an industry that's been growing in popularity, and one Apple has been rumored to enter.
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Prices are falling and efficiency growing in new clean energy technologies, including battery storage, she said.
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Tourism is growing in Australia, with arrivals projected to increase 3.3 percent per year to 2030.
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Albrecht's service has been growing in popularity among clients since he launched the company in 2013.
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This is where he was found, slowly bleeding to death with maggots growing in his wounds.
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It's that sort of context awareness that is growing in popularity in mobile devices and software.
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The unique beers wouldn't be possible without the natural wonder of growing in the Golden State.
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According to Al Jazeera, the attempts to breach the organization's digital properties are growing in intensity.
|
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Meanwhile, new cryptocurrencies, such as monero, are growing in popularity — and they're even harder to trace.
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Concern is growing in Brazil that its Congress may pass laws that would weaken digital privacy.
|
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They are growing in this lending segment through cross-selling and not by open-market underwriting.
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Liu said the company would look to invest more heavily in growing in smaller Chinese cities.
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"With anything that you store, microbes are just going to start growing in it," Shanahan said.
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Rights groups say the risks of covering subjects such as illegal logging are growing in Asia.
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All the global banks are present in Dubai and are investing and growing in the region.
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Esports is especially popular overseas, and that appeal is expected to keep growing in coming years.
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Heng The appeal of the Islamic State terror group has been gradually growing in the region.
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Florida will be growing in perpetuity, so long as we keep persuading suckers to move here.
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Alternative data is still a niche research tool among hedge funds, but it's growing in popularity.
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The post is growing in significance as Washington weighs how to expand the nation's broadband infrastructure.
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And that percentage is growing: In 2018, more than 360 million new users accessed the internet.
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China's stock market, which has been growing in recent years, is often underrepresented in global indexes.
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Okay, so like a fine wine, the yield curve's always supposed to be growing in value.
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None of these quarrels are about Israel's enemies, who are real, deadly and growing in number.
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And wages did keep growing in February, a lot faster than they have in recent months.
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After decades of gritty poverty, Berlin's economy has become one of the fastest-growing in Germany.
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The storm, which was growing in size, had winds of up to 100 miles an hour.
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He was blooming "like a flower unexpectedly growing in a shady spot," just where he was.
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Esports is growing in popularity globally as a spectator sport online and in person at stadiums.
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Instagram as a whole said it now has 2 million advertisers, with video growing in popularity.
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One squat apartment building in particular, which had plants growing in its crevices, caught their eye.
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But interest in shale exploration and production is growing in the Middle East and North Africa.
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The aircraft was growing in popularity in most continents, though with one notable standout: North America.
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While overall gun violence may be declining, a feeling of insecurity has been growing in Bangkok.
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The list of Republicans and Democrats interested in the position has been growing in recent months.
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Slack, in particular, has been growing in popularity by leaps and bounds as a collaborative tool.
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Tiny sunglasses kept growing in popularity in 2019 despite the fact that they made no sense.
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Fed officials already expected the economy to keep growing in 2018, and unemployment to keep falling.
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And CBN, though a small part of the overall cannabis market now, is growing in demand.
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When we spoke, her hair was curly, and highlighted, but still growing in after being shaved.
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"It's going to be one of the roles growing in demand in the future," Zahidi said.
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The case against willpower as a means of achieving goals is growing in the published literature.
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Most European markets are growing in the quarter and we see that continuing into the second half.
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"We are in over 12,0003 grocery stores and quickly growing in the US alone," Dunaj informs me.
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KEVIN JOHNSON: Well here's how you should feel: we are growing in China in the mid-teens.
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Street competitions are also growing in Europe, especially in the sprints, jumps and sometimes the shot put.
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But if you think earnings will still be growing in mid single digits, the markets should rally.
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According to Management Consulted, the consulting firm has been the fastest growing in the last five years.
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Further, the brand has global recognition and is truly one of the faster-growing in the space.
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So far, US consumers have kept the economy growing in part thanks to a strong jobs market.
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The Egyptian economy is one of the fastest growing in the region, expanding by 5.6% last year.
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Karev (Justin Chambers) and Amelia (Caterina Scorsone) treat him, finding a benign tumor growing in his head.
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High-resolution screens were growing in popularity years ago, and Chrome didn't support high DPI for months.
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Demand for high-end train travel is growing in Japan, with several railway companies introducing new services.
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Protests are growing in number and a key coalition ally has pulled support for her immigration policy.
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Clinics have become more open, tech-savvy and attentive to their users, who are growing in number.
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With the anti-gay fervor growing in Uganda, Ketifa wasn't the only one to leave the country.
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Wages are growing in real terms with some of the biggest gains going to low-paid workers.
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Streaming services like Netflix and Hulu are also growing in popularity and require viewing in landscape mode.
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"Impact" investing—intended to make money and do good at the same time—is growing in importance.
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Advanced manufacturing is growing in our country — 800,000 jobs created over the last five or six years.
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When it's been growing in the same soil for too long, though, a plant becomes root bound.
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We simply love this city's startup scene, one of the most innovative and fastest-growing in Europe.
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"Our space flight ranks are increasingly growing in strength," said Yang Liwei, China's first man in space.
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Would you like to turn on the LED panel to observe BAILEY growing in the UltraLove 925X?
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When I was in the Philippines I saw one of these trees growing in someone's front yard.
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The figures on Friday morning showed activity growing in France at its fastest pace since May 2011.
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For the hardcore and competitive gamers, Overwatch is a burgeoning esport that just keeps growing in popularity.
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Vending machines are a $13 billion business that's growing in the U.S., according to researcher IBISWorld Inc.
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The sales promotion has also been growing in Italy, where all major retail chains were advertising discounts.
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You're growing in amazing ways, and luck is on your side as the moon connects with Jupiter.
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Its economy was the fastest growing in Africa in 2016, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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O'Leary said Ryanair continued to be confident of growing in Spain despite heavy competition in some regions.
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Yet Hurricane Irma is out there right now, growing in strength and tracking in a westward direction.
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It's not hard to see why travel rewards have been growing in popularity over the last decade.
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Data from the Bank of England showed household spending stayed subdued but still growing in early 2019.
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"Organic food is growing in the marketplace much faster — maybe 12 times faster than conventional," said Day.
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China's science is growing in significance, but the indicators for U.S. science are going the other way.
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A weekend farm stand, which is open to the public, is growing in popularity, Mr. Landes said.
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Americans' concerns about privacy have been growing in the wake of numerous hacks, breaches and security bugs.
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Meanwhile, the bipartisan Problem Solvers Caucus and the Main Street Partnership are growing in size and influence.
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She said she spoke to four doctors, none of whom identified the mass growing in her ovary.
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Emissions from transportation are rapidly growing in the region, as car ownership rises and oil consumption increases.
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And momentum is growing in Chile, where lawmakers voted last year to ease the country's strict ban.
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In neighboring Nigeria, sex shops are growing in popularity in Lagos, but are rare outside of cities.
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Interest is growing in the region's e-commerce market, estimated to be worth $20 billion in 2016.
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Scientists first noticed that seaweed was spreading rapidly across the Atlantic and growing in mass in 2011.
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It wants to prevent Islamist militancy growing in Yemen and regards the country's ports as strategically important.
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Do-it-yourself culture, growing in popularity today, turns out surprising and ingenious new ideas and products.
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Drug overdose rates are rapidly growing in Denmark, too, which is why Olsen founded Antidote in 2013.
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"These trade problems are growing in scope and impact, with no resolution in sight," Wessel told me.
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Discount grocer Aldi is growing in the United States, and it relies heavily on its own brands.
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Fear is growing in Asia of the possibility of a second wave of infections from imported cases.
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" Read more " The practice of recognizing Manhattan's original inhabitants is growing in New York's performing arts spaces.
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Every major economy around the world is growing in concert, simultaneously propelling and reinforcing a positive cycle.
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Until, that is, her technicians found a large mushroom growing in the lab next to her office.
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Filibuster reform doesn't yet enjoy widespread support among Senate Democrats, but its proponents are growing in numbers.
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Scientists first noticed these dead zones in the 1970s, and they've been growing in size ever since.
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We expect energy-related CO21 emissions will increase once again in 2000 after growing in 22100 pic.twitter.
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The numbers are growing, in part, because travelers are hoping to make the journey north before summertime.
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The oil slicks from the sunken tanker were growing in size, China's State Oceanic Administration said Tuesday.
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Its height has varied from year to year, growing in colder years and shrinking in warmer ones.
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With both works, you're seeing a filmmaker growing in deftness with using the tools that he has.
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The organic food market has been growing in recent years, both in Europe and the United States.
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Demand for new commercial vehicles is also growing in Europe, according to the European Automobile Manufacturers Association.
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Green rooftops are growing in popularity, offering a slew of environmental benefits, the New York Times reports.
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Mr Mansurov oversees cotton-growing in the Fergana Valley for Uztex, one of Uzbekistan's biggest textile companies.
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"Accor has Chinese shareholders because it is growing in Asia," Hollande told La Voix du Nord newspaper.
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Aquatic resistance workouts are growing in popularity, probably due to the aging population of active baby boomers.
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Concern is also growing in some quarters that the punishments being meted out don't fit the crime.
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Nasty online threats are growing in number every day, and you need to watch your own back.
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Police cars were stationed on both sides of the tracks, slowly growing in number throughout the day.
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Momentum is growing in Congress to reject the Trump administration's request to reauthorize a controversial surveillance program.
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It's an aesthetic growing in popularity, amongst both the local art community and an avid global audience.
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Because the global economy, which has been growing in unison for the last year, is decoupling again.
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"The US assistance has been growing in response to the rise in security challenges here," Young added.
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The debate over a link between talcum powder and cancer has been growing in the scientific community.
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TRACK THE STORM Dorian has decreased from its earlier strength, but the hurricane is growing in size.
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Virtual apprenticeships are growing in popularity, including in areas like marketing, computer science and even medical coding.
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Mr. Usorov said tech companies were already growing in New York without the benefit of any incentives.
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Beer sales are growing in the region, with increasingly wealthy consumers turning to more premium beer brands.
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Products like veggie burgers, fake chicken, and soy and almond milk are growing in popularity and market share.
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TD is growing in America, and CIBC recently bought PrivateBancorp, a Chicago bank that specialises in commercial lending.
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The Jagger brood keeps growing in number: the iconic rocker also has five grandchildren and one great-grandchild.
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For Jack Bryant, whose hair is growing in curly after chemo, "life is back to normal," he said.
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Dead zones were first noticed the area in the 1970s, and they've been growing in size ever since.
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Islamic banking has been steadily growing in several parts of the world, particularly the Gulf and Southeast Asia.
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The floating trash heap is growing in size, and drifting along with ocean currents as it does so.
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What matters is growing in a cash-conserving way and demonstrating long-term viability through your unit economics.
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Fuel theft has been a problem in Mexico for decades but it has been growing in recent years.
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The database was massive, containing 161 million records at the time of writing and growing in real time.
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All this tomfoolery dents the reputation of the marathon, which is among the fastest-growing in the world.
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Your eyes well up, your skin gets hot, and you feel a massive lump growing in your throat.
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Meantime, Krum says the issue of moral distress has been "looming and growing" in the industry for decades.
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When I first noticed hair growing in my pubic area, my instinct was to shave it all off.
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So I was on vacation so I didn't dye it and the rest of it started growing in.
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The broadcaster was looking for that universal insignia of authentic Asian heritage: pak choi growing in the backyard.
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Such meal-replacement products, which are growing in popularity, provide a nutritionally balanced meal you can consume quickly.
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According to Persons, James has something growing in his head that could destroy the world if it hatches.
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But revenues and pretax income in its French retail banking operation fell, despite its assets growing in size.
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The company is growing in leaps and bounds, and needs the additional money to help fuel its expansion.
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Anger over the attack is growing in India, which accuses Pakistan of backing separatist militants in divided Kashmir.
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Safran predicted this would rise around 5 percent on revenue growing in the "low single digits" in 2016.
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A growing legacy Mattie J.T. Stepanek's life was brief in length, but his legacy is growing in depth.
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Still, that's a small inconvenience for having an actual tiny floating tree living and growing in your house.
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But together they've forged a society on Ngamba, one growing in depth and complexity across nearly 20 years.
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The community has been growing in recent years, especially in Budapest, but is worried by resurgent anti-Semitism.
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I mean, a company that did $2.5 billion in revenues, it's growing in terms of usage and engagement.
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Should have checked the power and shouldn't have been growing in a closet with carpet as the flooring.
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We have been very fortunate in Europe and our business in Europe is growing in steep double digits.
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"I have another child that's growing in my wife's tummy right now," the Late Late Show host said.
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Pressure for his formal dismissal from Renault appeared to be growing in the wake of the Japanese indictments.
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The move comes at a time when podcasts are growing in popularity, as is voice computing in general.
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That may lead to an environmentally friendly method of stopping sessile marine organisms growing in the wrong places.
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To prevent separatism from growing in Hong Kong, Mr Xi has only one option that might actually work.
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Dresden city officials passed a resolution this week cautioning that the far-right was growing in the city.
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A scientific analysis of their soot has revealed that a "moral cancer" is growing in one of them.
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PDVSA's oil import needs started growing in 2012 after a severe explosion hit its largest refining complex, Paraguana.
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Although Shift is still growing in a very competitive space, he feels confident about the company's path forward.
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Within the House of Representatives, opponents of liberal immigration policies kept growing in numbers during the early 2000s.
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It&aposs not hard to see why travel rewards have been growing in popularity over the last decade.
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Anger over the Saudi-led campaign and the United States role in the war is growing in Congress.
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The wet gourd, we learn, is growing in a special room on the ship dedicated to earth's flora.
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Melbourne's problem with Middle Eastern gangs has been growing in recent years, despite police attempts to control it.
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Republicans' optimism about their fate in the midterms has been growing in recent weeks amid positive economic data.
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A prime mullein growing in good conditions can form a rosette almost two and a half feet wide.
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The market for Polaris' machines, popular for farm work, hunting and sport riding, was growing in the south.
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It started out lagging Sharp and other Asian rivals, before growing in 2015 on strong orders from Apple.
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It was a terrible choking sensation that had been growing in the months since I lost my parents.
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The giants who used to populate the fringes are growing in number and will soon constitute a majority.
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But as battery-powered technologies become even more central to our lives, the element is growing in demand.
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I was a doughy teen, and my torso hair was growing in the shape of a fucking elm.
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ACOG's discussion of labiaplasty also offered a few possible reasons for why the procedure was growing in popularity.
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Global economies were growing in sync with each other, and that boosted optimism and business and consumer confidence.
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While the four-day workweek is still far from common, it certainly seems to be growing in popularity.
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There is little debate among experts that America's urban cores are growing in importance, both economic and political.
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In fact, very little additional federal support is absolutely needed to keep solar growing in 2017 and beyond.
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Left-of-center candidates are succeeding in local elections, and the DSA is growing in size and visibility.
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For the first time since the financial crisis of 2008, the world's largest economies are growing in unison.
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Its use is also growing in the entertainment realm: Madison Square Garden is among the venues employing it.
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"I came to terms with my womanhood, even if I naturally have a beard growing in," she said.
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Riddley feels growing in him the imperative to let go of the attempt to oppose power with power.
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There is really no accurate way to manage a project and they are growing in complexity each year.
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I wasn't murderous and I didn't feel as if there was an alien baby growing in my stomach.
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AT WHAT POINT does a mass of nerve cells growing in a laboratory Petri dish become a brain?
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For the first time since the financial crisis of 19903, the world's largest economies are growing in unison.
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"Something was growing in me, this urgency that felt gangrenous, and I couldn't locate it," Ms. Field said.
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They discovered something surprising: There is already a lot of milkweed growing in the cities — 41 million plants.
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Frustration with the government response appeared to be growing in Wuhan with some fearing it was too late.
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America has seen this growing in hostile political conversation over recent years and positions are set in stone.
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In private, people spoke of a secretive cabal, hidden within the state, that was steadily growing in power.
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He knows it's growing in key international markets Facebook and Instagram depend on to keep user counts rising.
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That means No. 1 they have to be growing in revenue and they have to be making money.
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What about the heroin trade that is growing in America—is it you or is it someone else?
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And I said, wait a minute, you know, they're growing in a world where everybody else is shrinking.
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It denied unemployment was widespread in India, whose economy is one of the fastest growing in the world.
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Retail, which abruptly stopped growing in January 2017 and then trended sideways, dropped another 12,000 jobs in March.
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It was all the result of an algae called Karenia brevis growing in mass and releasing a neurotoxin.
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As the internet continues to expand into every aspect of society, online scams are only growing in sophistication.
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They aren't growing in the exact same way that they used to, so they have ... Pretty fantastic growth.
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After The Globe and Mail obtained emails showing that Aceto and Paul were aware of the cannabis growing in unlicensed rooms, The Financial Post followed up with a story that showed Aceto standing in front of a room where illegal cannabis was growing in a promotional video for the company.
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"The blue flower growing in a chink of a wall of ice" is just the ultimate evidence for me.
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Micro-mobility businesses like Spin are growing in a much different way than ride-sharing did, according to Madra.
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"A large part of this round is dedicated to growing in Indonesia," CEO Bose told TechCrunch in an interview.
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I was inspired to go finally by an ache that turned out to be my wisdom tooth growing in.
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The most recent survey indicates the second most-crowded trade has been growing in conviction: shorting the U.S. dollar.
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Other sea dragon species use their leafy limbs to blend in with the seaweeds growing in their preferred habitat.
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I track the eight core areas we grow in: Growing in five of these categories makes a good day.
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"District heating is growing globally, new networks are being built and existing networks are growing in size," he said.
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"This thing is growing in such a way that we can never say we've reached the peak," Bastos said.
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Exits from the stockmarket by established firms—the second factor behind listed firms' shrinking ranks—are growing in number.
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"Although Mars Argo was growing in popularity during this time, Ms. Sheets was living a nightmare," the document reads.
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"I got a future rock star/supreme being growing in me I can't wait to meet!" added Tyler, 37.
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A ban on poppy-growing in 22003, although far from universally observed, prompted some drugmakers to shift to meth.
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Such global digital labor platforms are growing in volume of business at 2.5 percent per year, the report found.
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Exercise programs are growing in maturity and are including more red-teaming, but experts say more work is needed.
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As the user approaches an obstacle, the sensor vibrates, growing in intensity and frequency the closer the obstacle gets.
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This leaves Moscow aligned with Saudi Arabia's arch-rival Iran, whose influence Riyadh fears is growing in the region.
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This is not surprising: where churches are growing in America it is often thanks to the presence of immigrants.
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And the number of new-fangled and eccentric organisations competing for souls is growing in an almost uncontrollable way.
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But other MPs, far from feeling more cowed as Brexit day looms, seem to be growing in rebellious confidence.
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It's been growing in size, and there are signs that it could eventually span nearly the entire Martian globe.
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Smaller local farmers, many of whom had been harassed and punished for growing in the past, simply can't compete.
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Uber Bike is following the bike-sharing trend that has been growing in cities like San Francisco for years.
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A makeshift memorial for Scott is growing in the neighborhood where he was shot, CNN affiliate WBTV-TV reported.
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And many app categories are now growing at the expense of others, when before, all were growing in tandem.
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And even though sales are growing in China, they still constitute less than 4 percent of that market's total.
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Online marketplace companies are growing in Latin America as smartphone adoption and digital banking services multiply in the region.
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But bottled-water sales have been growing in the U.S. ever since the arrival of Perrier in the 23s.
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Black and Latino voters are growing in share in states that may go Democrat, regardless of changing demographic representation.
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Learning and growing in your role comes from jumping in for opportunities that match your personal and professional values.
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Exchange-traded products kept growing in 2373, both in popularity and in the money investors were willing to commit.
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A 20143 study found that the LibGen database is growing in this fashion by about 2,700 papers per day.
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But Lyft is growing in size — three times over the last year — and reach — 5 million passengers in 2015.
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As such, the beans are typically a darker roast, though I've noticed lighter roasts may be growing in popularity.
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Tam, meanwhile, was helping maintain the Democracy Farm, a patch of communal fruits and vegetables growing in roadside planters.
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There also were studies examining the effects of these radio waves in animals and cells growing in petri dishes.
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The hearing on Tuesday comes as the backlash against tech companies is growing in Washington across both parties. Sen.
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With trade associations growing in size and their CEOs taking on greater responsibilities, boards want more from their leaders.
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"It's really been growing in our concern, just because of the number of elderly in our area," he said.
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They were growing in number, crowding the tiny home he shared with his family, yelling obscenities into his ears.
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"I see the company just growing in new categories that we didn't think we'd ever get in," says Tony.
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"We're growing in the U.S., but even at number 2, India is growing at a faster rate," Needham said.
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Recently, concern has been growing in countries around the world about individuals joining the cause of the Islamic State.
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Current median pay for such jobs is roughly $40,000, and opportunities in the sector are growing in every state.
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"It's not a problem having multiple jobs as long as you are growing in each of them," she said.
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Growing in microseasons and microclimates, and easily falling victim to mildew, weather, and pests, strawberries are sensitive and fleeting.
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Wall-mounted touch screens, which are hard-wired and don't depend on internet connectivity, then, are growing in popularity.
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Tensions have also been growing in other areas between Washington and Beijing, from the military to intelligence and diplomacy.
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He has also joined a movement that is growing in the U.S. and around the world: "open source" breeding.
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While momentum for wetlands protection is growing in China, this mandate has not yet reached the Nanhui Dongtan mudflats.
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Each bench automatically floods in and out, calibrating how much water is needed for what's growing in that section.
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Inasmuch as I can say that art is growing in Nigeria, I still feel there is so much untapped.
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But doubts are growing in Mexico about whether Lopez Obrador has taken the wrong tack by downplaying U.S. provocations.
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Repression against ethnic Turks was growing in Bulgaria; one measure required them to use Bulgarian adaptations of their names.
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The sun is still out, and the warm air smells of wild grasses growing in the fresh plantings nearby.
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The fishing trade in the village is also one of the fastest-growing in the region, Mr. Mustoe said.
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It's no surprise that books which flip the crime fiction trope of the female victim are growing in popularity.
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While sales are still growing in emerging markets, such as India, the handsets that dominate those markets are cheaper.
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Microchipping is still a fun part of a semi-underground culture, but interest is growing in more serious quarters.
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Though outspoken and growing in numbers, supporters of an impeachment inquiry remain a relatively small minority of House Democrats.
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Troubles are also growing in the market for a type of short-term business debt known as commercial paper.
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"I think the public is increasingly growing in confidence that food is not going to run out," he said.
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Analysts said Saudi Arabia's atomic work force was steadily growing in size and sophistication — even without producing nuclear fuel.
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They should be experimenting with popular messenger apps like Signal, Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp that are growing in popularity.
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The market for synthetic diamonds has been growing in recent years as costs have fallen and quality has improved.
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Here are some highlights from the report:While TikTok is growing in popularity, its userbase in the US remains small.
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That raises questions about how well positioned these states are to keep growing in an increasingly technology-driven economy.
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In Japan, fears were growing in places where the Diamond Princess had made port calls before returning to Yokohama.
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Allied Irish is an almost pure play on the Irish economy, one of the fastest-growing in the eurozone.
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But make no mistake: Their influence is growing in tandem with their largess, shifting power away from democratic institutions.
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The video cuts to a location some distance away, with the fire growing in intensity, engulfing the entire building.
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The openings reflect a company growing in many directions and a national unemployment rate near a 50-year low.
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Fears are growing in Europe that incoming terrorists are masquerading as refugees and that welfare states are being overstretched.
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John Bunker, an apple hunter in Maine, became entranced by the old trees he found growing in the woods.
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Located in the south, it is home to a museum dedicated to the history of tea-growing in Mauritius.
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"There was an interest growing in each other, kind of quietly, until we talked about it," Ms. Sdoia said.
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New York (CNN Business)For the first time in two years, Papa John's is growing in the United States.
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"And yes, these types of mortgages are growing in popularity after dropping dramatically during the mortgage crisis," added Cecala.
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"The market for beer is growing in emerging countries, and in Africa in particular," it said in a statement.
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This omnibus bill is the latest episode in a saga of our national government growing in size and scope.
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Lebanon has also reportedly deported thousands of Syrian refugees, and resentment is growing in Jordan and Egypt as well.
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We've been chucking those little rocks for a few years now, but today we see an army growing in support.
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The Bank of England is hoping solid consumer demand will keep the economy growing in the face of lackluster investment.
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Spain, the euro zone's fourth-largest economy, has since recovered to become one of the fastest-growing in the bloc.
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The park system said algae growing in the salt crust at the bottom of the lake produces the red pigment.
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Investors are suddenly very interested in this app that — so we hear — might be growing in popularity among the youths.
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In the fourth quarter, CFOs said they were slightly more focused on growing in new geographies than in previous quarters.
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He's a tech star, growing in fame and influence, but facing a crisis that threatens to tear it all down.
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As we keep on growing in Spain we will continue to create more full-time jobs and career development opportunities.
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In a vastly changing regulatory landscape, Gento is providing highly cost-effective solutions to the growing in-home healthcare market.
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New research published last Friday from the University of Copenhagen claims that plants experience stress when growing in the cold.
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Besides the center console, instrument clusters, which house driving controls, and rear-seat entertainment displays are both growing in size.
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This image, taken from experiments with mice, is the first time we've ever seen new neurons growing in live brain.
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While Juniper and IDC's reports largely focused on smartwatches, Apple's share is growing in the overall wearables market as well.
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The Golden State's economy is still among the fastest growing in the country, but the housing market has cooled considerably.
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The Golden State's economy is still among the fastest growing in the country, but the housing market is in turmoil.
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Sitting in a quiet corner contemplating plants growing in harmony with rocks is a respite from the busy outside world.
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In some cities, scooter ownership also appears to be growing in popularity which will also eat into any sharing opportunities.
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Apple declared self-care apps the top app trend of 2018, and they've been growing in number by the month.
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This accident of history secured Bahrain's dominance in the skies at a time when air travel was growing in popularity.
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It all started when his father found the bizarre object growing in their vegetable patch and picked it last Wednesday.
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This figure is expected to continue growing in the coming years despite the country's recent capital controls, consultancy EY said.
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Discontent over an increased presence by the Communist Party in all types of businesses has been growing in recent months.
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But aside from curtailing Chinese dominance, a closer look at the data reveals the region is growing in economic importance.
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He also said that he was more concerned with managing his balance sheet than growing in a low-price environment.
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THE REAL FLY IN THE OINTMENT ARGUABLY IS SHERATON, WHICH WAS NOT GROWING IN ASIA AS IT SHOULD HAVE DONE.
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The pot industry is one of the fastest growing in the country — projected sales this year are in the billions.
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While China isn't the most important Asian buyer for U.S. coal, it had been growing in importance until this year.
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Cabaret is set against the backdrop of Berlin during the Weimar Republic, as the Nazi Party is growing in power.
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It was around this age that my leg hair started growing in — and I did not want to shave it.
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Opposition to the EU is growing in Italy, where an election is likely early next year, perhaps late this one.
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Yet at this moment of triumph for podcasting, concerns are growing in the community about how much Apple actually cares.
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While the company has largely focused on growing in the United States, startups around the world have launched similar services.
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Any human organs growing in chimeras that scientists want to transplant or just study will need to be very human.
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" Plant-based milks "still represent a fraction of the beverage market," the Times added, but "they are growing in popularity.
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This has encouraged Pakistan to keep expanding a nuclear weapons program that is already the fastest growing in the world.
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And criminal gangs whose leaders emerged from right-wing paramilitary groups which demobilised a decade ago are growing in strength.
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Massachusetts is taking steps to crack down on a manufacturer of an electronic cigarette product growing in popularity among teenagers.
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In the five years leading up to 2628, the city's budget was one of the fastest-growing in the country.
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Did he have the sense that ethnonationalism as a force was growing in response to the failures of liberal democracy?
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And at six, a CT scan revealed tumors growing in her lungs, likely the result of an incurable infectious disease.
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Houston's warning to other metropolises growing in exciting and unwieldy ways is that validation from New York will never arrive.
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The market is growing in part because so many would-be home buyers with damaged credit histories cannot get loans.
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At Sotheby's, for instance, experts sense that it is not coral itself that is growing in appeal but vintage pieces.
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The company, which launched in 22010 long before the iPad or the iPhone, has been growing in leaps and bounds.
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Is it babies growing in test tubes; hospital gowns and needles and operations; grim prognoses delivered via medical mumbo-jumbo?
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I was congratulated about what everyone thought was a child growing in my belly while I got my nails done.
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Commit to bumping up your automatic transfers whenever possible, and your down payment fund will be growing in no time.
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Yet, despite the backlash, Nappy Nights are growing in scale and ambition, and the trend shows no signs of slowing.
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Topgolf, a budding chain of sports-bar-meets-driving-range entertainment centers, has been growing in popularity among non-golfers.
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Her concrete stools laced with green and gray wool fibers, for example, are inspired by lichen growing in rock formations.
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For years, consumer genetics has been growing in popularity, though there are some signs that the industry is slowing down.
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Rathore's immediate goal, he told NPR, is to see the plant growing in places like India, where he grew up.
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Also, tech companies are buzzy and are growing in popularity among regular investors who assume big tech equals big profits.
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The Black Lives Matter movement was growing in influence after several high-profile killings of black men by police officers.
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As of August 2015, Mexico was Uber's third-largest country market and Brazil was its fastest growing in Latin America.
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Bolstered by growing domestic demand, Ireland's economy grew 5.1 percent in 2016, making it among the fastest-growing in Europe.
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LONDON — Only a few months ago, the global economy appeared to be humming, with all major nations growing in unison.
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Frustration is growing in the territory, where basic supplies are running low and millions remain without electricity after Hurricane Maria.
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Conservative ideology says that Denmark's policy choices should be disastrous, that grass should be growing in the streets of Copenhagen.
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And the tough tactics have yet to prove successful almost anywhere, with threats growing in North Korea, Afghanistan and elsewhere.
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In the U.S., Hurricane Florence neared the Carolina coast, with the storm growing in size and winds whipping the coast.
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"If the current situation continues, frustration will keep growing in the local community and in the refugee community," he said.
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Changing the system While courtroom dogs programs are growing in popularity, there is still some pushback in the legal community.
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But hard-core environmentalists, growing in political clout in France with the surge of the Green party, are not persuaded.
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"It&aposs a part of the business that we are growing in," Valarie Toda, vice president of talent acquisition, said.
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These symptoms result from a tissue similar to the lining of the uterus growing in other parts of the body.
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Kombucha exploded onto the scene in 2010 and is expected to continue growing in popularity over the next five years.
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"And the fact that bitcoin is consistently growing in its use and its value has to say something," McAfee said.
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In recent years, "van life" has been growing in popularity — a trend that can be seen most prominently on Instagram.
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"These fires are absolutely still moving, still growing in our landscape and they pose significant risk to communities," Neville said.
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Netflix's subscriber base is growing in the US — although not as fast as expected, thanks to the spurt of competition.
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The grocery wars are growing in America with a new German competitor in play, which hopes to shake things up.
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He noted that groups that tend to vote for Democrats are growing in states like Florida, North Carolina and Texas.
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The urgency of the situation is growing in some quarters of the administration as concern about Kim Jong Un increases.
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Gamers and eSports fanatics are growing in number rapidly, and watch roughly a billion hours of YouTube videos per day.
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Today, fishermen in Karateren - which is slowly growing in population - mostly catch bream, carp and pikeperch, the latter often exported.
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Groups like the Sunrise Movement are growing in prominence and becoming a force to be reckoned with in American politics.
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The ministry's figures and the chairmen's accounts give rare insight into the way the military is growing in economic influence.
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And you know, when you have population not growing in the United States anymore, you just don't have the same latitude.
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Typically, though, the process takes years to complete, and the backlog of applications at the FAA is only growing in size.
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For the second year running he convened a "ministerial on religious freedom", an event that is growing in scale and scope.
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Economists say industries growing in neighboring Kenya, such as technology start-ups, are stifled by red tape and low internet penetration.
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Even if you don't have all of these herbs and flowers growing in your back yard, vermouth can still be yours.
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We also have to take into account the criticism of globalization, which is growing in Europe as elsewhere in the world.
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While the President and his drug war are popular with many Filipinos, criticism of him has been growing in recent months.
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As AI systems slowly roll out onto our roadways, banks, and in our homes, the associated risks are growing in tandem.
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That number kept growing in the fourth quarter, with Tesla selling over 23,23 Model 9.73s in the year's final three months.
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The flock is still growing in the developing world and migration from poor countries is reinvigorating tired congregations in the West.
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Chinatown in the 1950s and '60s was growing in power, but it would never have the might of Shanghai's expat community.
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Concerns have been growing in the UK about the mental health impacts of digital technologies on minors and vulnerable young people.
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The idea of a computer program learning by itself, growing in knowledge and becoming increasingly sophisticated may be a scary one.
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I guess the project has been growing in me over the last decade, a wish to explore faith and religion itself.
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This is a very real business, growing in a lot of different ways with more disclosure that we of course love.
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Since growing in influence after Putin came to power, the Church has pushed to become a bigger part of Moscow's military.
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The engineered T-cells started growing in all of the patients and lasted for up to nine months after the infusion.
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And it's no longer growing in the markets in which it makes the most revenue per user (North America and Europe).
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It requires heavy investment to keep this large stock of machinery, equipment, buildings and infrastructure growing in line with the economy.
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One is that Europe's keenness to regulate stops its tech firms from growing in the way that hands-off America encourages.
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If population and incomes have been growing in the interim, the latter 10% will be worth considerably more than the former.
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Alternative investments, such as venture capital, private equity and hedge funds, are growing in popularity, too, though from a low base.
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"There are new gods growing in America and they want to destroy us," a god shrouded in smoke and fire says.
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But Chengdu's plans for a museum suggest that Sichuan hotpot is not only growing in popularity, but is also becoming iconic.
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Dunbar's theory was essentially that gossip functioned as a sort of grooming tool for social groups that were growing in size.
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Facebook is still growing in the U.S. despite a number of privacy scandals that have inspired movements to delete the platform.
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Low-income boost: News consumption via smartphone is also growing in part due to the increased use by low income households.
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In recent years Spirit has focused on growing in rivals' hubs such as Dallas and Atlanta, where mergers had reduced competition.
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The resulting timelapse is a fascinating and unique look at a city that's one of the fastest growing in the country.
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The crippling disease, transmitted by contaminated water, can lead to a 100 cm long (40-inch) worm growing in the body.
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Over the last few years, both the yoga and music festival scenes have been growing in numbers, particularly amongst younger crowds.
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As a result, the banking sector was the fastest growing in the region, despite some moderation in lending growth from 2014.
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Legal scrutiny of oil companies is growing in the United States, said Michael Gerrard, an environmental expert at Columbia Law School.
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New business models are being created -- responsible shark diving and photography are growing in popularity, for example, rather than shark fishing.
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As its sales struggle, FCA's Fiat brand, which include smaller models, and its Jeep brand have been growing in the country.
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It's been steadily growing in the last month, but it's still a far cry from its January high of $139 billion.
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Yes, but: Skepticism about the benefits of HQ2 are growing in some of the cities that made the finals, per Bloomberg.
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However, optimism has been growing in recent weeks that US and Chinese negotiators could reach some kind of a deal beforehand.
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Reports indicate that major markets in the southern and western regions of the country have been growing in popularity since 2017.
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But what's happening there is just an extension of the anti-government, anti-public land movement that's been growing in Congress.
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Domestically-made messaging apps such as iGap are steadily growing in popularity in Iran, according to a report from BBC Monitoring.
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Republican strength is growing in the industrial Midwest, with Iowa and Ohio looking increasingly reliable and Wisconsin and Minnesota becoming battlegrounds.
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But OPEC also expects demand to keep growing in developed countries until 2019, rather than peaking this year as earlier forecast.
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These lawsuits and investigations, though varied in their progress and success, point to liability litigation as a tactic growing in popularity.
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Unlike the West, Indian smartphone adoption is still growing in the double digits as people buy their first internet-connected devices.
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Wildfires are growing in intensity and frequency, escalating the threat posed to Americans — and the critical utility infrastructure we rely on.
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Since 2007, nearly 900 patients have paid their medical fees with native seedlings -- mostly from fruit trees growing in their villages.
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Meanwhile, the $73-down style of bankruptcy practiced in Memphis, long common across the South, is quietly growing in popularity elsewhere.
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Launched in 1998, the WFP is growing in size and influence, with operations in 19 states and reach well beyond that.
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Facebook is still growing in the U.S. and Canada despite the backlash, proving that tech users aren't voting with their feet.
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Even for pundits who knew that support for Sanders has been growing in recent months, the New Hampshire results were striking.
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Hard not to think of Gustav Klimt's recently auctioned "Bauerngarten" (1907), the differently colored flowers growing in a field of greens.
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Gun violence prevention advocates are growing in numbers, their voices are getting louder and they are mobilizing for the 2016 elections.
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Yes, that extra coloring is partly for effect, but it also contains chemicals that prevent fungus from growing in the bottle.
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And it sounds like one of the main goals with the new funding is to continue growing in the United States.
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Year Up, one of oldest, largest and fastest-growing in the group, illustrates the evolution, potential and limits of the model.
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The Jeep brand, one of Fiat Chrysler's top moneymakers, is among the few auto brands still growing in the United States.
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For the first time since the wealth-destroying agony of the global financial crisis, every major economy was growing in unison.
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Instead of growing in the presence of a new road and an influx of tourists, the village of Soraypampa essentially disappeared.
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Uber will buck a growing in Silicon Valley trend and have a single class of stock that treats all shareholders equally.
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All summer there have been uncommon signs that opposition to President Xi Jinping may be growing in China, even Beijing itself.
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Some field crops, including staples such as rice and wheat, are unlikely ever to be suitable for growing in vast stacks.
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As TechCrunch reported when the round was announced in April of this year: The company is growing in leaps and bounds.
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But on this October afternoon, a small white figure, growing in size, gave the eyes a much-needed sense of scale.
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Gaps between college graduates and everyone else are growing in one realm of society after another, including unemployment, wealth and health.
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On Thursday, it announced same-store sales that beat estimates — and said these would keep growing in the next three months.
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Since the Brexit referendum, support for independence has been growing in Scotland, where polls now put it at 50% and rising.
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Just because video is growing in popularity and expanding on Facebook doesn't mean the social network will remove ways to type.
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The region is growing in importance for global banks as countries including Saudi Arabia step up their activity in capital markets.
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The threat of deadly landslides is growing in west and central Africa as rainfall, deforestation and urban populations rise, experts say.
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Fresh food is a key draw for shoppers, and organic and gluten-free options are growing in popularity, the grocer said.
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New categories emerge in spaces like Zero Trust and IoT security to address threats that are growing in scope and sophistication.
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Fish get it from the ocean floor and seaweed, and plants get it from growing in soil with iodine in it.
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United States players collected about $215,2000 in bonuses for winning another world championship, but additional paydays are growing in real time.
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United States players collected about $215,2000 in bonuses for winning another world championship, but additional paydays are growing in real time.
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According to Italy's Authority of Communication, disinformation is growing in the country, although it has not been directly linked to Russia.
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The service is growing in popularity and attracting customers from fitness and lifestyle companies like Equinox to some major hotel chains.
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Thanks to "widespread consumer abuses," the Federal Reserve has limited Wells Fargo from growing in assets, which has stymied loan growth.
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Whether you call them Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Miniature Pilotless Aircraft or Flying Mini Robots, drones are rapidly growing in popularity.
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Dimon said the bank expects the US economy to keep growing in 2019, even though the pace of growth is slowing.
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The Chaikin Money Flow has also been rising for over two months, suggesting that buying pressure is growing in Cardinal's stock.
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In other words, inflation is expected to rise, global economies are growing in unison and the world is borrowing more money.
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It cited Netflix as one of the fastest-growing in media that simultaneously is one of the trickiest companies to value.
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Last October, months into the blockade, the International Monetary Fund reported that Qatar's economy was the fastest growing in the Gulf.
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Emarketer estimated that Instagram is still growing in the US, but the pace of that growth slowed to 6.7% in 2019.
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In short, Instagram is still growing in the US, but it isn&apost experiencing the hyper-growth of its earlier days.
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Hostility to non-heterosexual orientation is growing in the country, once seen as among the most tolerant in the Islamic world.
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Forget the tropics: Cruises to cold-weather destinations like Antarctica and Greenland are growing in popularity, Fran Golden reported for Bloomberg.
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Some internet scams, like phishing and the dreaded "Nigerian prince" email, have been around for decades, but are growing in sophistication.
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One vegan can't change the world, but I am one amongst millions and we are growing in numbers by the day.
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Snapchat really is the way you all communicate, but you don't want to do Instagram Stories, although they're growing in popularity.
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But they are the ones with a movement behind them, and they are the ones who are growing in their power.
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A small garden on the stern, growing in recycled plastic bottles made by schoolchildren, may provide vegetables from eggplants to carrots.
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At the end of the day, it's just human facial hair growing in an eye-pleasing pattern over a handsome human's jaw.
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Now, the inverse is growing in popularity, with many digital-first retail brands looking to set up a brick-and-mortar shop.
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The creepy clown emerged to inform us that toxic mold was growing in our ceilings and it would be best to relocate.
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Plus, it feels like one long sex marathon — each time building on the last, growing in intensity and openness with your partner.
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We're full of bacteria and there's viral DNA within our own DNA, and fungi are growing in various parts of our body.
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When Daenerys visits the House of the Undying in the original novels, she sees a blue rose growing in an ice wall.
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Adherents to the movement are growing in number, and their plans for redesigning life as we know it have become increasingly grandiose.
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In recent years, those experience gifts have been growing in popularity in the survey results, adding billions of dollars in expected spending.
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It's honestly exciting to feel our roots growing in Dubuque and getting to know so many other people that live near us.
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Since it first started growing in earnest in the early 20th century, the grid has worked according to the same basic model.
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Already, working in Cambridge, MA, I feel like POS tablets are ubiquitous, and that feeling is growing in cities across the country.
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Before that, the Russian car market was the fastest growing in Europe and foreign automakers were actively investing to meet booming demand.
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"Although Vine really had a niche, it was at the same time Instagram and Facebook were rapidly growing in popularity," said Midha.
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