I think it's important that home grown blogs support home grown artists.
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In 2010, the league introduced a quota on home-grown players which meant clubs have to include eight home-grown players out of a squad of 25.
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And the hate isn't home grown: It emanates from America.
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"Home grown honkers" was a definitive guide to goose raising.
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In the past, Norwegians didn't listen to much home-grown music.
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The government says home-grown militant groups are behind the attacks.
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But some are home-grown food firms, such as Kerry Group.
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But most of the continent's meat will probably be home-grown.
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The economy also suffers from a range of home-grown troubles.
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Must be because of all the home-grown fabrication they do.
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The Renaissance is often portrayed as a home-grown European invention.
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Yenn Wong: That's coming from our own home grown creative concepts.
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Australia is on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown militants.
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Ms de Rothschild points to "rising pride" in home-grown produce.
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America has taken a more benign view of its home-grown giant.
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The biggest threat to workers realising these gains, though, is home-grown.
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They were home-grown terrorists, they were born and bred in Europe.
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Official investigators have blamed home-grown Islamist extremists receiving instruction from abroad.
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Yet the government enthusiastically welcomed the sale of the home-grown chipmaker.
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But police say home-grown militant groups are behind the recent attacks.
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But police insist home-grown militant groups are behind the recent attacks.
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True, employers can train home-grown workers, but that will take time.
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He's not going to pick a Canadian over a home grown superstar.
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Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong's home-grown airline, is the most obvious victim.
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But for home-grown stuff like Narcos, it shouldn't be a problem.
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Food: Whether home-grown or mass-produced, food may also be lead-tainted.
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The headlines said that Mobutu had been ousted by a home-grown revolution.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is developing a home-grown benchmark as an alternative.
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But one of the book's most shocking stories is a home-grown injustice.
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And in terms of home-grown bosses there's... well, there's always Sam Allardyce.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Europeans often bemoan the lack of home-grown technology groups.
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China's government is no doubt keen to see its home-grown offering survive.
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One problem with "Europeanising" Islam is that home-grown need not mean emollient.
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Wingstop partnered with DoorDash to roll out delivery at its home-grown restaurants.
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Real estate is a "home-grown game," Donald Jr. told the NDTV reporter.
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Tell us specifically how you would prevent home-grown attacks by American citizens.
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Bündchen is also a stickler for clean eating habits, prioritizing home-grown foods.
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Xiamen Meiya Pico said its hardware was mostly home-grown and "highly replaceable".
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They ultimately shuttered their home-grown web team and acquired digital native Jet.com.
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Burgess said the threat of home-grown right-wing extremists had also increased.
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Right now, Samsung mobile gadgets have both Android and the home-grown Tizen.
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Slendy's popularity spawned the rise of home-grown internet folklore over the decade.
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Xi did not specify if support would be geared toward home-grown technology firms.
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It may gradually cheapen imports but will not immediately boost Timor's home-grown industries.
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But smouldering grievances have encouraged the emergence of small, mostly home-grown, militant groups.
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The home-grown CJ-22025A jet engine should also be ready for commercial use.
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Initially it seemed that home-grown companies Flipkart and Snapdeal would lead the foray.
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It could happen in any number of ways: acquisitions, partnerships, home-grown beta products.
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China has long wanted its home-grown tech champions to list closer to home.
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China has been seeking to promote home-grown productions to rival imported Hollywood films.
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Goldman has been opening its home-grown technology to outsiders for a few years.
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A picture has emerged of a group of nine well-educated, home-grown suicide bombers.
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Hamel's killing came as France's political leaders sought ways to defeat home-grown Islamist violence.
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"The majority of gang members are home-grown, natural-born, red-blooded Americans," he said.
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The first home-grown harvest could take place in late 2020, the watchdog also said.
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In the absence of home-grown skills, argues Mr Perks, the government needs more immigrants.
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Terrain combined a home-grown local aesthetic with a serious conversation about art in Chicago.
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The government denies either group has a presence in Bangladesh, blaming home-grown groups instead.
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This is illogical, since the attackers were all home grown EU nationals and not immigrants.
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The government denies either network has a presence in Bangladesh, blaming home-grown groups instead.
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These are home-grown domestic threats, brought on by conscious policies of Germany and France.
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In 20013 he released the album "Home Grown," recorded with the Putnam String County Band.
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"You ought to have locally sourced, home grown, organic innovation," Buttigieg said during the talk.
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Indonesia also has experienced serious terror attacks, some by home-grown militants radicalised from afar.
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The value-growth axis is different in Europe, because there are no home-grown tech giants.
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But recent years have seen a resurgence in home-grown militancy, largely inspired by Islamic State.
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Putting aside the growing threat from Islamic jihadist terrorism, most of America's problems are home grown.
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In Britain, converts make up less than 4% of Muslims but 12% of home-grown jihadists.
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Later, a company scientist plans to stage a similar demonstration of a home-grown herpes vaccine.
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Last year I had a good time comparing Sony's DPT-RP1 with the home-grown reMarkable.
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But by the same token, we face a very significant threat of home grown violent extremism.
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Police blame home-grown militants from groups such as Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen and Ansarullah Bangla Team.
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The London-based event will feature over 1343 artists including home-grown talent and international artists.
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In fact, Wani was a home-grown insurgent; the young men on the streets are locals.
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Its technology is used in Facebook's home-grown data center optical switches, a direct Cisco challenger.
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JAL has ordered 32 of the jets, Japan's first home-grown passenger plane since the 1960s.
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He added that China's licensing procedures would also be an advantage for the home grown tech.
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I love my vegetable garden and often pick from it for a nice home-grown meal.
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But Takada was not the only home grown pro wrestler entering the PRIDE ring that night.
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Coffin tends to avoid gluten and dairy, opting instead for barbecued meats and home-grown produce.
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We use them to help thwart attacks by foreign terrorist organizations and home-grown violent extremists.
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Home-grown Chinese firms look set to hang on to the lower end of the market.
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Its competitors include imported beer like Heineken and smaller, home-grown companies such as Keroche Breweries.
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China's first home-grown cancer drug, discovered by Chi-Med, is in clinical trials in America.
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There are already several home-grown militant Islamist groups in Bangladesh that have committed terrorist attacks.
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The government said it has regained territory previously captured by the home-grown Islamist militant group.
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Argentina and Brazil pack their leagues with home-grown players and export the superstars to Europe.
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China has been encouraging home-grown firms to take an increasing role in the medical device market.
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The e-commerce giant has grown rapidly in Japan, exerting pressure on home-grown players like Rakuten.
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That came after Beijing started giving subsidies for electric transport, buoying home-grown e-vehicle maker BYD.
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Texas has thrived by importing skilled Americans, but it needs to cultivate its home-grown workforce, too.
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But the remaining home-grown value exceeds the total worth of Malaysia's car exports several times over.
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You are creating home-grown rebels by your actions - and then you are labeling them as terrorists.
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Its rivals in the country of 250 million people include Uber and home-grown firm Go-Jek.
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In some media, Luckin has touted itself as China's home-grown answer to its world-famous rival.
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The report offers ways to generate more "home grown" tech talent as immigration faces curbs after Brexit.
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Many of its home-grown medics are leaving in search of better deals in Australia and Canada.
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She blamed the increase largely on polarizing politics, some "home-grown and some coming from other countries."
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Now home-grown sovereign wealth funds are seeking to change this perception and kick-start projects themselves.
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China's first home-grown aircraft carrier, Type 001A, will be commissioned within months, according to military observers.
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The trans-Atlantic order has to strengthen itself before home-grown economic mismanagement gets out of control.
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Since it joined the campaign Australia has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals.
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Labour will introduce a broader "public interest" test to stop hostile takeovers "destroying treasured home-grown" industries.
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Google's newest home-grown Chrome OS device is the natural successor to last year's excellent if pricey Pixelbook.
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They also reduce pressure from foreign competition and make it easier for home-grown companies to raise prices.
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Home Grown So without further-a-do here are the winners and finalists for The Europas Awards 2019!
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Home-grown innovation could help, but is hamstrung by policies that shovel capital towards China's least productive firms.
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When Austria fell under home-grown fascist rule in 1933, the days of the Vienna circle were numbered.
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National security fears about Chinese firms like Huawei are also motivating efforts to build home-grown 5G infrastructure.
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A related complaint is that Italian clubs fail to produce talented home-grown players, as Mr Salvini alleges.
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Other Christians have long been sceptical about whether America's biggest "home-grown" religion should likewise be considered Christian.
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In November, police charged eight members of the home-grown Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen militant group in the case.
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This doesn't mean English clubs should stop importing skilled players and give more minutes to home-grown talents.
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Turkey also resents what it sees as Russia's habit of allowing home-grown jihadists to travel to Syria.
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Chinese officials have said clubs should impose salary caps and create special funds to develop home-grown talent.
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Other provisions are borrowed from Colorado law, where the state learned hard lessons about home-grown pot plants.
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Local auto assembly companies have tried - and failed - in Vietnam to sell home-grown models to the masses.
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The fourth goal does not come from Gareth Bale, the returning hero, but from the home-grown star.
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By buying home-grown plants you can help to prevent invasive species reaching your garden and our countryside.
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Dubai has some successful home-grown businesses, too, not least the Emirates airline, which routinely wins industry accolades.
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Uber launched in Istanbul in 2014 and has faced competition from a popular home-grown taxi app, Bitaksi.
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There have long been suspicions that Nigeria's home-grown Islamic extremist group is using captives as suicide bombers.
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It's also the perfect place to capture indelible images of many of these home-grown, custom-made costumes.
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It's no secret that China favours home-grown champions over foreign businesses, for economic and national security reasons.
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For American football, that movement came not from the NFL itself, but was home-grown at British universities.
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Opponents of more gas pipelines, such as 5-Star, want Italy to rely more on home-grown renewable energy.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the scientists for their determination in setting up a home-grown navigational system.
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Home grown everything Ghana's two architectural colleges are keen to impress upon its students the country's rich building heritage.
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Despite India's role in popularising gin it has taken many years for home-grown firms to join the party.
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Price pressures have been driven by home-grown demand as unemployment is around historic lows and wages keep rising.
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This is to say nothing of the successful home-grown devices, like the Echo, which is flying off shelves.
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And then there's China's authoritarian alternative, powered by massive, home-grown tech giants as innovative as their Western counterparts.
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There was no immediate claim of responsibility, but exiled Brotherhood officials and home-grown militant groups condemned the attack.
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The Asian giant is making a major strategic drive to bolster its home-grown electric carmakers and battery manufacturers.
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Home-grown e-commerce platform Flipkart was founded in 2007 by former Amazon employees Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal.
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But activists complain that the government has used Chinese pollution as an excuse to tolerate the home-grown sort.
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We devote millions of dollars and entire departments to identifying, tracking, and preventing the recruitment of home-grown jihadists.
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France last year faced home-grown suicide bombers, as well as gunmen armed with an arsenal of powerful weaponry.
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The new 3G network allows the regime to automate surveillance through a home-grown operating system called Red Star.
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Post 9/11, MPAC cautioned Muslims on cooperating with the FBI, thwarting vital means of uncovering home grown radicalization.
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Various home-grown tech giants, including Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, host their own video streaming services with original content.
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And its popular creators, many of whom are home-grown stars, want to be able to make a living.
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Home-grown peer Mercadona and Lidl have stolen a march on DIA by investing more heavily in their stores.
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"It's an initiative that is home-grown - brought by the leaders concerned - and this is very rare," said Eziakonwa.
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The fear was that customers would abandon their VMware virtualization infrastructure, and instead move to Amazon's home-grown alternatives.
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Flipkart sells everything from cellphones to suitcases and cosmetics, competing with home-grown rival Snapdeal and Amazon's Indian unit.
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Oklahoma figures to be an exciting team to watch with home-grown freshman guard Trae Young running the offense.
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This weekend, Jedrzejczyk defends her UFC straw-weight title against one of WMMA's better home-grown strikers, Rose Namajunas.
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In 2009, the Tysons began their nonprofit 180 Degree Farm, to donate their home-grown food to the public.
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Chinese media have reported that the business was designed to operate home-grown jets such as ARJ21 and C919.
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China has a long history of protecting its home-grown industries and tightly limiting foreign ownership of domestic firms.
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That's where We Are Home Grown, another vendor I bumped into at the Food Loves Tech expo, comes in.
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"The region has cheered us as a home-grown story, as a local home-grown champion and that helped us in many different ways -- all the way from helping us with ideas, helping us open doors, helping us with funding; pretty much helping us with anything we needed help with," he says.
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Following the same general design, Weaver developed a home-grown surveillance system that took less than a week to construct.
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Several of Apple&aposs home-grown apps got updates, including Apple News and Apple Books, the new version of iBooks.
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Yet in pursuit of their own war on drugs, the United States has never been short on home-grown miseries.
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But unless Pakistan cracks down on home-grown terror, it will remain fertile ground for IS to launch more attacks.
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No other city-state can claim such an abundant, vivacious home-grown tourist draw, but our treaties are important, too.
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Chinese social media users, many of whom are often very patriotic about home-grown brands, have been rallying behind Huawei.
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Chipotle said 83% of its current general managers are "home-grown," and last year it promoted more than 13,000 employees.
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The government wants a new law to crack down on home-grown jihadists, which some Muslim groups denounce as discriminatory.
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Investors welcomed the planned changes but said home-grown steps alone would not suffice to credibly overhaul VW's corporate culture.
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That view has become far less strongly held as China's economy shifts away from exports and towards home-grown innovation.
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Bangladesh has blamed two home-grown groups for the wave of grisly killings over the past year and a half.
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Turkey has cracked down on home-grown Kurdish militants and has carried out air strikes on Kurdish forces in Syria.
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But some bug populations at NCSU are also home-grown, cultivated from real infestations of the homes that they visit.
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Indigenous athletes play starring roles in rugby and the home-grown football code Australian Rules, but elite basketballers are rare.
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Australia is on alert for attacks by radicalized Muslims, including home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East.
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The South African government has discouraged immigration, despite a shortage of home-grown skills, by tightening border controls and laws.
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But while the battle with home-grown disruptors is being won, the war with overseas upstarts is just getting started.
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And it flagged militant inspired attacks by "home grown lone offenders" who struck in France, Germany and the United States.
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Chinese automaker Geely will be taking a 49.9 percent stake in Malaysia's iconic, home-grown, but long-struggling carmaker Proton.
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However the Juno-winning album artwork for the 1985 record from the Toronto-bred rock trio was comparably home-grown.
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As it turned out, my home-grown method managed to hit many of the top recommendations for changing a habit.
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Likewise, the Trump Department of Homeland Security canceled grants approved during the Obama administration devoted to countering home-grown terrorism.
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Since no meal is complete without dessert, the company also developed an ice cream made from its home-grown greens.
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The online database Romanian Startups lists 300 home-grown startups in the country, up from about 250 a year ago.
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Only one other water treatment plant in India, off the coast of Chennai city, uses the same home-grown technology.
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The data pointed to weakening demand, presenting home-grown headwinds, said Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics.
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We need corporate leaders who thrive on foreign talent to fill gaps in home grown talent pools to speak up.
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According to officials, about 500 home-grown IS supporters are in prison in Turkey, in addition to some 700 foreigners.
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Doing so involves more than simply staging matches in new countries—it means finding home-grown stars from these markets.
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CSIC is one of China's largest shipbuilders and is currently developing the first home-grown aircraft carrier, the Type 001A.
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Three years into Amazon's aggressive push in India, the country's two home-grown e-commerce competitors are feeling the pressure.
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Clubs could either replace them with more glittering imports, or ensure further investment in and promotion of home-grown talent.
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"I will leave this job concerned about the impact of so-called lone wolves and home grown violent extremism," Clapper said.
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The government has since claimed a number of victories, like regaining territory previously captured by the home-grown Islamist militant group.
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The move underscores how entrenched, home-grown e-commerce rivals have made it difficult for Amazon's marketplace to gain a foothold.
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Shortly after, YouTube's biggest home grown star, PewDiePie, was called out for his use of anti-semitic humor and Nazi imagery.
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Second, while today&aposs focus is on immigration, we have a disturbingly large number of home-grown American citizens being radicalized.
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"People will steal just about anything they can," David Elton, partner of Home Grown Hotels in the U.K., told the Telegraph.
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One of the biggest changes in the past decade, Halstead tells me, is Presto, Pixar's own home-grown animation software package.
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Censors tilt the playing field by blocking Hollywood films when their release might tempt audiences away from favoured home-grown ones.
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Many home-grown NGOs have sprung up (in the past they tended to depend on foreign charities, with their own agendas).
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Officials argue that developing a home-grown semiconductor industry is a strategic imperative, given the country's excessive reliance on foreign technology.
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Home-grown vegetables, fish, pheasant, anything off the various estates -- Balmoral, Buckingham and Windsor Palaces -- is what the Queen enjoys most.
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Its dazzling crop of home-grown film stars stretch back for generations, including Richard Burton, Sir Anthony Hopkins and Michael Sheen.
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The EU found no large-scale, cross-border attempts to sway voters but warned of hard-to-detect home-grown operations.
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Security officials tie those deaths to Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen, a home grown group inspired by Islamic State's vision of a caliphate.
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In the interim the Chinese fleet is growing at a faster rate than ours, including the first home grown carrier force.
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The fourth, Kisenosato, became the first home-grown grand champion in nearly two decades when he was promoted earlier in January.
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Now, he's navigating through a home-grown fame that he admits can present its own alienating issues in its own right.
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HOME-GROWN GROUPS Up until Friday's attack, authorities had maintained no operational links existed between Bangladeshi militants and international jihadi networks.
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Congressional leadership must develop robust policies confronting the real threats to our country, the ones that are home-grown and growing.
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From its first days, the Trump administration has diverted resources away from law enforcement programs devoted to countering home-grown terrorism.
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So what is supposed to be a "home-grown fuel mandate" actually requires imports be used in preference to domestic fuel.
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The European Union has a new aim: figuring out how home-grown companies in the region can make money from data.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Since its launch in 2014, Mobius Motors, Kenya's only home-grown automaker, has only produced around 50 test vehicles.
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To say nothing of the fake news (both foreign and home-grown) that has been rampant on Facebook during the Trump era.
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To boost audiences for home-grown productions, the authorities have recently tried a new form of control: clamping down on unflattering reviews.
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Beijing launched the firm in August in a multi-billion dollar mission to develop home-grown, high-tech products fit for export.
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Spanning products including videos games, movies and soft toys, Pokemon is a home-grown contender for a Disney-style pop culture empire.
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St Louisians cringe every time one of their home-grown companies is taken over, as this tends to come with job cuts.
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Home-grown rival Micromax followed the Korean company in both of those rankings, ahead of a glut of Android makers and Apple.
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In the past century almost all European countries have experienced dictatorship, either home-grown or imposed through occupation, which has raised sensitivities.
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And for an administration promoting America First, replacing illegal imported production with licit home grown pot should be a clear policy win.
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One obvious explanation for China's resilience is that its credit is mostly home-grown, extended by domestic banks and other Chinese lenders.
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Instead, why don't you express that national pride by supporting the Singapore fashion industry and wear pieces designed by home-grown designers?
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With a battle mounting against big names in the U.S., home-grown cannabis companies also face cutthroat competition from Canada's illicit market.
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Sweden's home-grown auto industry includes Volvo cars, now controlled by Chinese auto giant Geely, and truck makers AB Volvo and Scania.
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Voters are also surrounded by 360 degrees of new national security anxieties: bombings, beheadings and the rising fear of home-grown terrorism.
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As companies move into Amazon's data centers, they are more likely to buy one of Amazon's home grown databases instead of Oracle.
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Yet whether it's in glass, cars, music or dairy, corporate France needs to brace for an activism unlike its home-grown variety.
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A billboard in Oklahoma advertising for an Islamic art exhibit was vandalized with the words "home grown terror" spray painted on it.
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It became the most popular choice for things like royal banquets, as the London Cure became Britain's first home-grown gourmet food.
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Starbucks is facing increasing competition in China, especially from home-grown start-up Luckin Coffee that recently raised $200 million from investors.
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"Europeans make a really important contribution to our country, and most of our problems are actually home-grown," Ferdinand said on Facebook.
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Most European countries require tire manufacturers and suppliers to organize tire collection and treatment, meaning there are more home-grown recycling operations.
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A new survey by Consumer Reports once again highlights how consumers are responding positively to this home-grown approach to better broadband.
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The move underscores how entrenched, home-grown e-commerce rivals have made it difficult for Amazon's marketplace to gain traction in China.
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Bangladesh has blamed JMB and another home-grown outfit for the wave of grisly killings over the past year and a half.
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They will push home-grown operating systems and technical standards, and direct vast resources and the country's sharpest minds to developing advanced technologies.
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The government insists—to near-universal disbelief—that the perpetrators are a new faction of a home-grown group called Jamayetul Mujahideen Bangladesh.
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Pakistan's army chief, General Qamar Bajwa, is relatively doveish towards India, acknowledging that home-grown jihadism is a far greater threat to Pakistan.
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In 1994 its parliament banned the import and export of spent nuclear fuel, which increased the pressure to find a home-grown solution.
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A return to this pride in home-grown businesses and products ensures America remains strong as the undisputed leader of the global economy.
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Texas reported its first home-grown case of Zika virus infection Monday — making it the second U.S. state with mosquitoes spreading the virus.
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Instead, China unveiled another supercomputer, Sunway TaihuLight, that led that ranking in 2016 and 2017—this time powered entirely by home-grown microprocessors.
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In America, a ready supply of cheap home-grown wood was seen as essential for the creation of a suburban, home-owning democracy.
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India's market regulator has eased some rules to make it easier for home grown start ups to list their shares on local bourses.
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For them, Rousseau became a sort of home-grown primitive whose paintings captured something of the abstract verve they admired in African art.
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There are fears that some of Pakistan's home-grown Sunni militants could be drawn to Islamic State, as already seen in neighboring Afghanistan.
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The biggest names in the local bank sector include home-grown OTP Bank, Austrian Erste Bank and Raiffeisen, Italian UniCredit and Intesa SanPaolo.
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Nurturing home-grown talent also addresses the issue of "soft skills"—the interpersonal and cognitive skills essential to the employability of a candidate.
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For the time being, though, with just 12% of the market, it lags behind the home-grown successes, Flipkart (45%) and Snapdeal (26%).
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But if we run major electrical and transportation systems on "home-grown" Linux why can't we experiment with simple tools like the Epipen?
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"Anyone who threatens our values, whether fascists or communists or jihadists or home-grown demagogues, will always fail in the end," he said.
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Inflation in central Europe has stayed high amid home-grown economic growth safeguarding the region for now from a slowdown in western Europe.
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Trump's dim view of bankrolling NATO and his call for better ties with Russia have the EU looking to home-grown defense options.
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The move highlights the challenges being faced by China as it looks to promote home-grown productions to rival imported blockbusters from Hollywood.
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"It would be very important to have many more domestic innovations, home-grown firms which develop innovative products of their own," he said.
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Police and the government ruled out any link to foreign militants within hours of the attacks and insisted the perpetrators were home-grown.
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It calls for outside nations to help wind down conflicts in Iraq, Libya and Yemen and back home-grown reform throughout the region.
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Oregon's home-grown health care transformation, as well as our Medicaid waiver, is why we can have a healthier population for less money.
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The film's box office success is partly due to a state campaign to promote home grown films, sometimes at the expense of foreign ones.
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"As a home-grown Indian company, we understand the needs of an Indian customer much better," Pranay Jivrajka, Ola's chief operating officer told CNBC.
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Just as Slack and Yammer bulldozed home grown and offline systems for communication and collaboration, Progressly hopes to do the same for business processes.
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The move comes as Beijing ploughs billions of dollars into home-grown chip companies in a bid to end China's reliance on foreign semiconductors.
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He said his own company offered customers the option of using hardware from China's Huawei and other foreign firms to run home-grown software.
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American farmers export $2.6bn worth of corn a year to Mexico, mostly as cattle feed (Mexican cuisine relies on largely home-grown white corn).
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Saudi officials blamed Iran, but the culprits were home-grown, led by a former Saudi soldier angry about the state's supposed drift from Islam.
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Since 2014, Australia has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East, or their supporters.
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Besides being populous and fast-growing, it lacks quality home-grown cable television like HBO or Showtime against which new content providers must compete.
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"It's home-grown as a beverage, despite it being instant coffee," Vivian Constantinopoulos, co-author of the book Frappe Nation, told MUNCHIES by email.
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However, a lot has changed in recent years, and London now has both home-grown and foreign investors looking to invest in British businesses.
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Shares in the home-grown sports brand rose more than 2200 percent to an all-time high of HK$29 after the results announcement.
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But the repeated delays mean they have now been joined by Russia's VVER-1200 design, as well as China's home-grown Hualong One brand.
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Such home-grown attacks are less deadly than strikes by former fighters, but Europol says they are harder for police to spot and stop.
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Chinese Competitor Ofo deployed 1000 bikes in the city-state last month, while home-grown startup Obike rolled out its service earlier this year.
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Geely Holding, which also owns Sweden-based Volvo, will take a 49.9 percent stake in Malaysia's iconic, home-grown, but long-struggling carmaker Proton.
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The picture in the United States is a little less clear cut, but still points to a general trend of home-grown deal-making.
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Key players include home-grown OTP Bank, Belgian KBC, Austrian Erste Bank and Raiffeisen and the local units of Italian UniCredit and Intesa SanPaolo.
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The danger is that, without bigger home-grown firms, many less-skilled Israelis—including kibbutzniks—will be cut off from the booming tech industry.
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Beijing is paying top dollar to woo star Chinese scientists back home to win the AI race and build a home-grown chip industry.
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While they weren't the only home-grown outfits pushing DIY guitar rock, they certainly had the chops to introduce it to a wider audience.
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Others were among the tens of thousands of Americans sent to Florida for military training in World War II. A few were home grown.
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Curl, who has a background in software engineering, was drawn to this problem and found that most companies were going with home-grown solutions.
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On the bill at this year's bash were international stars Rihanna and Justin Bieber, as well as home-grown artists James Bay and Coldplay.
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The bill states that home-grown weed will remain illegal and that minors must have consent from parents in order to use medical marijuana.
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These days it is widely recognized that immigrants don't need to dissolve their very specific and unique home-grown flavors into some general stew.
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He reiterated the government's line that home-grown militants were responsible for a spate of killings in the country over the past 18 months.
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He reiterated the government's line that home-grown militants were responsible for a spate of killings in the country over the past 49 months.
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Some claim Boko Haram, the home-grown Islamist extremist group entrenched in the north, was behind the violence, while Zakzaky has refuted this allegation.
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Nikolai Matveev, a trucker, said his family had saved on food by eating home-grown vegetables and meat from the animals he shoots while hunting.
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"They discussed ways to deepen the bilateral relationship and support Egypt's fight against terrorists and bolster Egypt's home- grown historic economic reform program," Spicer said.
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Belgian security chiefs have repeatedly complained that they cannot handle up to 900 home-grown Islamist militants, among the highest per-capita rates in Europe.
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"It is being shaped by the very real threat of home-grown terrorism that is increased with the spread of global Islamist terrorism," he said.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - For many home-grown performers at the world's largest arts festival, Britain's looming departure from the European Union presents a unique artistic challenge.
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A nightclub bombing on the island in 2002 carried out by home-grown militants killed 202 people, mostly Australians, and prompted a nationwide security crackdown.
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American and other foreign companies have long complained that the Chinese government gives preferential treatment to home-grown businesses, especially conglomerates owned by the state.
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Publishers have been asked to limit imports of foreign children's books, thereby making way for home-grown comics and picture books that promote "Chinese values".
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Apple's troubles in China may also be a sign that the company is losing out to home-grown competitors, which have seen rising sales volumes.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert against the threat of home-grown radicals after several "lone wolf" attacks in recent years.
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The emphasis on home-grown technology could be good news for a GM mustard variety developed by Indian scientists and being considered by the government.
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Bangladesh police said on Sunday they had arrested a home-grown Islamist militant in connection with the murder of the gay campaigner and his friend.
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"The bottom line is our political status," says Juan Torruella, a Puerto Rican federal judge who voted to reject the territory's home-grown bankruptcy law.
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India's home-grown Apple Music rival, Saavn, runs an artist-in-residence program along with original content partnerships with diverse talent from movies and music.
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Who's to say that home-grown innovations in smartphones and solar-powered vehicles, as well as other innovations stemming from involvement in drones, aren't next?
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Although the number of assaults has increased since the migration wave last summer, many of the attackers have been home-grown radicals rather than immigrants.
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"Breathe nitrate and ammonia, home grown, hand made!" said environmentalist Vimlendu Jha in a Twitter post calling for city authorities to declare a public emergency.
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SoftBank is keen to see Snapdeal folded into Flipkart and wants to financially back the biggest home-grown e-commerce provider as it battles Amazon.
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The recent episode surrounding telecom hardware giant ZTE is symbolic of the challenges China faces in developing home-grown technologies critical to its technological ambitions.
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This is a fine long-term strategy, but the current system does not have the capacity to groom a sufficient number of home-grown experts.
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However, January's promotion of Japanese wrestler Kisenosato to grand champion, the first home-grown yokozuna in 19 years, helped to rebuild the sport's fan base.
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Villeroy said Europe ultimately needed to develop its own home-grown retail payments system if it did not want to become dependent on foreign systems.
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Home-grown acts of terrorism are, fortunately, rare, and they are not confined to those who claim to be acting in the name of Islam.
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She's had an intense year as the video site has dealt with numerous scandals relating to its home-grown stars, fake news, and inappropriate content.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert against the threat of home-grown radicals after several "lone wolf" attacks in recent years.
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Pokemon's broad offering spanning video games, movies and soft toys, has made the franchise a home-grown contender for a Disney-style pop-culture empire.
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It follows Kim's father's Songun, or "military first," policy and his grandfather's Juche, the North's home-grown founding ideology that combines Marxism and extreme nationalism.
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Byongjin follows Kim's father's Songun, or "military first", policy and his grandfather's Juche, the North's home-grown founding ideology that combines Marxism and extreme nationalism.
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Pokemon's broad offering spanning video games, movies and soft toys, has made the franchise a home-grown contender for a Disney-style pop-culture empire.
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The bloc's two most powerful economies recently published a joint industrial strategy to promote home-grown champions over foreign giants from Silicon Valley and China.
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Instead Mr. Gallegos fell in love with genge, Nairobi's home-grown genre that combines traditional hip-hop beats with rap lyrics in Kiswahili and Sheng.
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Pant, who is now CEO of the spun-off business, has said he planned to compete with home-grown businesses by betting on new food offerings.
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Home grown is arguably the best bang for your breakfast buck, and many of the ingredients used are grown in a garden behind the Reynoldstown establishment.
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By supporting both Amazon and Google's alternatives, Roku is making its ecosystem a little bit more open as it works to improve its home-grown version.
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African bankers have long preached some version of what Tony Elumelu, UBA's chairman, calls "Africapitalism": the idea that far-sighted, home-grown businesses can drive development.
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And an increasing dependency on second-rate imports has meant that English sides have neglected home-grown players, who were instrumental in past Champions League triumphs.
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The government pressed Pavel Durov, the co-founder of VKontakte, a home-grown social network, to divulge user information to the FSB, the state security service.
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With American women sweeping the semi-finals to guarantee a home-grown winner, it has been a giddy fortnight for the United States Tennis Association (USTA).
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It's no surprise to see it showcase not only some of its home-grown tech, but also how it's trying to be careful in its application.
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All that is in contrast to Brazil's most famous home-grown Pentecostal group, the newish but ultra-confident Universal Church of the Kingdom of God (UCKG).
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The company is also now claiming to be the leading "home-grown" e-scooter rentals company in Europe — as opposed to U.S.-founded Lime and Bird.
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He's a home-grown domestic terrorist, and the amount of power and access he wields in the White House makes him even more of a threat.
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Today Australia benefits from a growing number of Chinese consumers, who buy Australian food products that are widely seen as safer than their home-grown equivalents.
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All this makes Danny Ainge's job even more difficult as Bradley heads for unrestricted free agency in 2018 as a ripe, home-grown 28-year-old.
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And a Dodge Caravan that O'Rourke himself insists on driving to events himself has emerged as a symbol of the candidate's home-grown approach to campaigning.
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There are plenty of reasons why the overrated and mass-produced Pumpkin Spice Latte is no match for Ingrit's home-grown, locally sourced boiled rabbit smoothie.
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The government has denied that Islamic State has a presence in the country of 160 million people and blamed the attacks on home-grown Islamist militants.
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WhatsApp relies on open industry standards created by the developers behind Signal, a rival messaging app, while Telegram relies on its own, home-grown encryption techniques.
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Home-grown enterprises handle everything—from the Blossoms and their maple syrup micro-empire to the Andrews' construction company, to the Coopers and the Riverdale Reporter.
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Amazon could finally be getting around to launching its small business lending program in China, putting it on a collision course with home-grown juggernaut Alibaba.
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I tend to believe outside investors play a bigger role than some would like to admit, but "home-grown investors" are just as real an issue.
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One threat could be home grown, from radicalized Somali-Americans living in cities like Minneapolis or Columbus, Ohio, which have large Somali-American communities, analysts said.
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But it started off down a home-grown technological dead end of trains which, instead of running on wheels, levitate above their track on magnetic fields.
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All CPL rosters must be a minimum 51% Canadian and Clanachan noted that on some teams up to 80% of the starting 183 were home grown.
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But to maintain its gigantic delivery network's amazing next-day and same-day targets, it relies on a home-grown network of hundreds of small companies.
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The campaign's digital unit was a home-grown operation built by Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner (with help from savvy marketing friends in Silicon Valley).
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The former Florida governor has distanced himself from Common Core, but believes every school district should have home-grown education standards to ensure children make progress.
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The U.S. military said it believed two of the missiles were Scuds and the other a Rodong, a home-grown missile based on Soviet-era Scud technology.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally which sent troops to fight in Afghanistan and Iraq, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014.
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Bigger kits like this one don't use included grape concentrate, so you can use home grown fresh fruit and know that your finished product is truly homemade.
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As much credit as Google deserves for these maneuvers — it's fair to say that the expertise that kept them ahead of the trends was not home-grown.
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As Chinese exporters venture deeper into the new markets, they could clash with home-grown suppliers, such as in Brazil, or with sellers from Russia and elsewhere.
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In remarks in the Oval Office, Obama said the attack was an example of "home-grown extremism" that wasn't carried out at the specific direction of ISIS.
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Juche is the North's home-grown state ideology that combines Marxism and extreme nationalism established by the state founder and the current leader's grandfather, Kim Il Sung.
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Kisenosato became the first home-grown grand champion in 19 years, during which sumo had trouble attracting native sons to an arena dominated by foreign-born wrestlers.
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This year, it has tried to keep the focus on its national security achievements and its promise of a muscular approach to Pakistan and home-grown militancy.
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The disappearance of western Europe's last home-grown terrorist group opens a new battle, for the narrative of what really happened in one of Spain's richest regions.
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Oligarchs' big deals and bigger personal bust-ups have brought in business over the years for home-grown law firms and the London offices of American ones.
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Last month Liam Fox, the international-trade secretary, spoke of the "increasing demand for home-grown summer essentials", boasting about British exports of swimwear and ice-cream.
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The emergence of IS in South-East Asia—first signalled in January 2016 by a bombing in Jakarta—has scared leaders already wrestling with home-grown terrorism.
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Wherever possible, the food was locally sourced - including the nettles used to make the classic British soup, which grow in the wild, and the home-grown vegetables.
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Indonesia, home to the world's largest Muslim population, has seen a resurgence in home-grown radicalism, and worries about the growing influence of extremist group Islamic State.
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The main issue is the speaker's lock-in to Apple's home-grown streaming music service; if you use Spotify or something else, HomePod probably isn't for you.
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Global models eventually come up against the limits of local taste and context, and it's within these local "moats" that home-grown startups can make their play.
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And Martin is also making a series of digital investments in startups like Mashable and Refinery29, and home-grown projects like Super Deluxe, an online comedy factory.
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Egypt's ambitious home-grown fiscal reform programme formed the basis of a $3 billion three-year loan deal with the World Bank that was signed in December.
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She co-hosts "Home Grown," a radio show about local art, on 94.7 WPVC and is the artistic director at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center.
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This is another facet of home-grown European Islam—funny, critical and self-aware—that not only Belgians and Dutchmen but Brits and Americans need to see.
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"We remain cautiously optimistic about the prospects for Chinese brands in 2019," the China home-grown sports brand said in a filing to the Hong Kong bourse.
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Over 2 billion sandwiches are sold each year in France, with home-grown chains such as Cojean or Paul competing with foreign brands like Pret A Manger.
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And these good ideas led to the American middle class becoming not only affluent and dominant, but also accessible to every American, both home-grown and immigrant.
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The strike began on July 20 just days after Amazon and home-grown Flipkart, which is being acquired by U.S. retail giant Walmart, concluded their annual sale.
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The China home-grown sports brand said the bonds are convertible into 82.129 million shares, representing 2.95% of the enlarged share capital, at HK$105.28 per share.
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By refining gold - in some cases obliging producers and traders to sell their gold to home-grown refineries - states hope to capture value that is being lost.
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By refining gold - in some cases obliging producers and traders to sell their gold to home-grown refineries - states hope to capture value that is being lost.
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Russian technology companies will lose out on state orders unless they switch to using home-grown software, Russian President Vladimir Putin was quoted as saying on Friday.
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The government denies that either group has a presence in Bangladesh and police say home-grown militants from Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen and Ansarullah Bangla Team are responsible.
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JBS, once a family-run butcher, grew into a global player during the past decade, catching a wave of Workers Party policies to stimulate home-grown conglomerates.
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China's home-grown cartoons paled in comparison to the Japanese anime series on television and in comic books that captured the imaginations of Zhang and his generation.
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Even in places where the company enjoys legal status, it is combating strong home-grown players that, like Uber, continue to grow their war chests of funding.
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The US is concerned that any digital tax could discriminate against its home-grown tech firms, while members of the G7 reportedly disagree on the legislation's second pillar.
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Republicans also accuse Obama of being slow to respond to a new wave of terrorism, sometimes orchestrated -- but more often inspired -- by ISIS using home grown radicalized Muslims.
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Al-Falih predicts interest from around the world, with deals expected to be announced with businesses from China, Europe and the U.S., as well as home-grown investors.
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He weaved the threat climate change poses to national security throughout his speech and extensively praised home-grown clean energy for lowering America's carbon footprint and electricity bills.
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The attack has once again exposed secular France's struggle to integrate Europe's largest Muslim community and deal with the threat posed by home-grown militants and foreign jihadists.
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President Putin wanted home-grown technology to be used to perform the task, to boost the domestic tech industry and make telecoms systems less dependent on Western equipment.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014 and authorities say they have thwarted 16 major plots since.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014 and authorities say they have thwarted a number of plots.
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The cases indicate the scheme ramped up ahead of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics because the Russian authorities feared home-grown militants would try to attack the event.
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And everywhere these giants go, home-grown entrepreneurs will be hoping that their local acumen will give them an edge and looking for overseas investors to back them.
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The biggest interventions in the market, such as tight planning laws and a new living wage that will reach £9 ($13) an hour by 2020, are home-grown.
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Moon said he would prioritize development of home-grown high-tech equipment and materials and South Korea would improve the trade deficit with Japan in the long term.
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Washington points to weak IP protection in Chinese courts run by the ruling Communist Party, which has set explicit requirements for replacing foreign technology with home-grown alternatives.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea has developed a nuclear weapons program despite poverty and international sanctions, using home-grown technology and virtually free labor to cut costs, experts said.
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It has sent 27,000 soldiers and national guards to fight crime and prevent terrorism (on July 21st police said they had foiled a plot by home-grown jihadists).
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More than 230 people have died in militant Islamist attacks over the past two years, mostly at the hands of home-grown jihadists, often of north African descent.
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WhatsApp aside, there is also Hike, the home-grown company recently valued at $1 billion after it raised a $175 million funding round led by WeChat maker Tencent.
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But a home-grown program started by the Foundation for Puerto Rico, a nongovernmental organization incubator, found that small grants helped keep businesses open and Puerto Ricans employed.
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They will do what nations with a clear vision for their future do – they will make other plans which will advantage their home-grown companies and disadvantage ours.
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Westerns powers and India have criticised Pakistan over its links with home-grown Islamist militant groups which carry out attacks in neighbouring India, though Islamabad denies supporting them.
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As a cottage industry, there was very little oversight or regulation to the home-grown brewing businesses, according to Rod Phillips in the comprehensive text Alcohol: A History.
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The former Marine Corps officer asked three of those "small" brands if he could apply a home-grown methodology attacking the brands' marketing, ads, promotions, and other facets.
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The home-grown UK talent on show at MWC this year brought much fanfare - some of the brightest British minds were awarded for their excellence at the event.
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The U.S. military said it detected launches of what it believed were two Scud missiles and one Rodong, a home-grown missile based on Soviet-era Scud technology.
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Amazon just shut down the last Oracle database powering a big chunk of its business, and moved it over to its home-grown Amazon Web Services technology instead.
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The latest report cards from Singapore three home-grown lenders reinforced expectations that the banking sector in one of the world's primary financial centers has seen its worst.
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A staunch U.S. ally, Australia also sent troops to fight in Afghanistan and Iraq and has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014.
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Top German, Spanish, Portuguese and Belgian clubs promote and purchase home-grown players as a matter of course, and create room by exporting some – both superstars and mainstays.
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Made in Africa, for African problems For its fifth anniversary the competition is themed 'Made In Africa' and has a particular focus on home-grown solutions for African problems.
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Such sentiment has only been strengthened by the region's refugee crisis and terrorist attacks by largely "home grown" terrorists, highlighting the region's failings in terms of integration and enfranchisement.
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The argument that Netflix features home-grown stars helps to dispel criticism around the amount of original content, Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos said during the company's earnings interview.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014 and authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential ones.
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Per Williams, who ran the software on a Windows machine after confirming it wasn't malicious, the home-grown antivirus application was in its fourth version, as of September 2014.
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Speaking in the Oval Office Monday, Obama described the attack as a result of "home grown extremism," but said the attacker wasn't being directed by any particular terror organization.
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Nearly 6,000 firearms are seized every year in Belgium, more than in all of France, police data shows, often sold by Balkan crime networks to home-grown Belgian jihadists.
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Check out how our favorite celebs spent this (sometimes) sun-soaked holiday, which includes a passport's worth of far-flung snapshots and a lot of home-grown celebrations, too.
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Their optimism stems from his pick for economy minister: Paulo Guedes, who studied at the University of Chicago and co-founded BTG Pactual, Brazil's foremost home-grown investment bank.
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The government denies that Islamic State has a presence in the Muslim-majority country of 160 million people and police have blamed earlier attacks on home-grown Islamist militants.
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China's best-known home-grown sports brand said first-half net profit rose to 268.6 million yuan ($39.2 million), from 189.2 million yuan the same period a year earlier.
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Home-grown growth: Some experts say the Amazon sweepstakes will likely go to a community that's already doing pretty well, rather than helping to lift up a struggling town.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown Islamist radicals since 2014 and authorities say they have thwarted a number of plots.
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The president should do that, instead of wasting time with Europe's self-inflicted immigration disasters, its home-grown terrorism and politics of hate and division under Washington's security cover.
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Australia, a staunch ally of the United States and its battle against Islamist militants in Iraq and Syria, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals.
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But New York's relentless capitalism, present even in its creative communities made her feel trapped—it was certainly a far cry from Providence's more home-grown experimental art scene.
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It doesn't hurt Windows 10 that Microsoft has, in recent years, paired it with some remarkable home-grown hardware: Surface Pro 4, Surface Book and the new Surface Studio.
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"There is a risk that those talented migrants with the skills needed by the UK will leave before these skills can be replaced by home-grown talent," Celic said.
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It's been some time since we wrote about Graphic India, a new media startup that believes India should have its own home-grown answer to cartoon empires like Marvel.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014 and authorities have said they have thwarted a number of plots.
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India's home-grown instant messaging service Hike on Tuesday announced wide-ranging updates to its app, including a new mobile wallet that lets users send and receive money instantly.
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China has already committed itself to using advanced, safer and larger third-generation reactors, including Westinghouse's AP1000 and Areva's EPR, as well as its own home-grown Hualong One.
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Australia, a staunch US ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014 and authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential ones.
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DIA has struggled to compete in Spain with home-grown and foreign rivals that have ploughed more money into their stores, leaving it on the brink of declaring insolvency.
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Beijing's rush to roll out home-grown technology at cheap prices, then push widespread adoption, will probably come at the expense of the mobile carriers' already-battered bottom lines.
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Until then, Java Jive, Highland Bakery and Home Grown, whose pancakes and chili cheese grits are worth enduring the inevitable line, all make for a fine breakfast field trip.
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It suffers separatist violence, now mostly home-grown rather than instigated by Pakistan, which demands a response from India's security services—though that does not justify today's wholesale lockdown.
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"As political tensions escalate between the U.S. and China it is little surprise that big technology players such as Huawei are doubling down on home grown technology," Wood said.
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Of course, you could operate both thoughts in tandem – export home-grown and import foreign – but this could lead to a duller Premier League made attractive by its internationalism.
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We now have a home-grown publishing system that allows us to more seamlessly integrate our tech coverage across the web, apps, print, social media — everywhere you find our journalism.
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In recent years, China has stepped up efforts to create sophisticated home-grown technologies as it aims to catch up with other high-tech countries like the U.S. and Germany.
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Established home-grown networks have likely decentralized into smaller units, making it harder for authorities to detect these organizations, explained Romita Das, South Asia analyst at political consultancy Control Risks.
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In September, Minister of Information Nguyen Manh Hung said Vietnam should promote home-grown social media networks to compete with the likes of Facebook and capture more of the market.
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Democratic, post-apartheid South Africa is younger than people think (23 years) and so is its media, a mix of small home-grown brands, and local editions of international titles.
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And Trump's plans to use high tariffs to block foreign goods and therefore drive home-grown jobs to fill the gaps could lead to higher consumer costs and rising inflation.
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The reforms, part of a democratic overhaul brought in after 2007's elections exploded into ethnic violence, have spurred home-grown, small-scale campaigning in the East African economic powerhouse.
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The Burkinabes knew from the start that American cotton varieties containing Monsanto's gene could not deliver the quality of their home-grown crop, cotton company officials and researchers told Reuters.
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Its JS001 or toripalimab, which treats patients with unresectable or metastatic melanoma who have failed previous systemic therapies, won China's first approval for a home-grown PD-1 monoclonal antibody.
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He is now 11th, 1:21 behind Thomas, and it was a sobering moment for the French fans hoping for a first home-grown champion since Bernard Hinault in 1985.
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The protesters have adopted a "be water" strategy, inspired by a maxim of the city's home-grown martial arts legend, Bruce Lee, that encourages them to be flexible or formless.
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"From our home grown start-ups to international fashion houses – every business in the industry will play a major role in ensuring we make a success of Brexit," she said.
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Home-grown rivals such as JioSaavn, owned by Reliance Industries; Wynk Music, owned by Bharti Airtel ; and Gaana, funded by Tencent Holdings are already well-established and prices are low.
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For years Erdogan's ruling AK Party has held a goal of bringing about the production of a home-grown car, seeing it as proof of the country's growing economic might.
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The British government has been at the forefront of those calling for green rules and DEFRA has shown that home-grown regulation can be as burdensome as anything from Brussels.
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They dream of a home-grown Islam that is less reliant on immigrants' countries of origin and sits well with democracy, led by teachers and administrators trained in national universities.
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Country music is relatively popular in Britain - people like Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers have played the storied Glastonbury festival - but home-grown bands are well out on the mainstream.
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Carousell is highly regarded in Singapore for being one of the first home-grown startups to show promise — its three founding members each graduated the National University of Singapore, NUS.
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Police and police buildings have been the primary targets for militants in Indonesia for many years, because of a sustained crackdown by the anti-terrorism force on home-grown radicals.
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Australia has been on heightened alert since 2014 for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East, or their supporters, but has suffered few domestic attacks.
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Police say home-grown militant group Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen, thought to have been lying low since six of its top leaders were hanged in 2007, was behind the recent attacks.
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She faces Ukraine's Lesia Tsurenko in the first round of the Australian Open where she will bid to end the host nation's 42-year wait for a home-grown champion.
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The home-grown C919 plane, which represents China's attempt to break the Boeing and Airbus duopoly in the lucrative narrow-body market, took its long-delayed maiden flight last month.
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China&aposs first home-grown aircraft carrier, the Shandong, officially entered into service last week, making China one of only a handful of countries to have more than one carrier.
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It was a preview of the argument he will no doubt use to strip support from the state's two home-grown candidates, Jeb Bush, the former governor, and Senator Marco Rubio.
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During Schiller's presentation at the product launch keynote, he announced a series of new iPhone features, like a home-grown graphics processing unit, updated image processing, and the underappreciated neural engine.
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In an interview with the Financial Times published on Friday, German Finance Minster Olaf Scholz reiterated that Germany needed a home-grown banking champion to accompany German companies on global markets.
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Japan recently lifted a decades-long ban on arms sales and while the F-3 program is focused on domestic needs, exports of a home-grown fighter may also be considered.
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Samsung mostly eschews Daydream in favor of Gear VR, and has a home-grown smart-home platform competing directly with Nest, Android Things, and all the other Google connected-home products.
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Australia is part of the United States-led bombing campaign against the Islamic State militant group in Iraq and Syria and is on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals.
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MOSCOW, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Russian technology companies will lose out on state orders unless they switch to using home-grown software, Russian President Vladimir Putin was quoted as saying on Friday.
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"I see by no means an obligation to select a home-grown manager ... there should really be a serious search for a personality who further expands this global player," he said.
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CHIBA, Japan (Reuters) - The only thing Japanese fans want to see more than a Tiger Woods victory at the Zozo Championship this week is a win by a home grown talent.
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The 16-team Russian Premier League limits clubs to a maximum of six foreign players on the pitch at one time, a measure designed to give home-grown talent a chance.
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The Connecticut-born businessman credits ambition and passion for enabling him to transform a small, home-grown company into Wynn Resorts, the almost $10 billion international gambling empire he runs today.
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Even firms regarded as bit players in Silicon Valley are larger than Britain's home-grown content platforms, measured by aggregate time spent online by British users—Sweden's Spotify beats the BBC.
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With mega companies like Alibaba and Tencent pouring hundreds of millions of dollars into home-grown businesses, American companies are finding less and less room to navigate and expand in China.
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IS and al-Qaeda have claimed responsibility for many killings in the past, but the government denies either group has a presence in Bangladesh and says home-grown radicals are responsible.
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China wants home-grown drug firms to be up to international standards by 2025, with 5-10 locally-developed drugs having won approval by then in the United States or Europe.
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It would also entail not making mistakes like trading an emerging home-grown contributor such as Jae Crowder—to Ainge's Celtics, fittingly enough—for a four-month rental of Rajon Rondo.
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Back to topics that Carousell does talk about, and global expansion remains something of interest to the team — which hails from Singapore's NUS; making them arguably Singapore's first home-grown startup.
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As a senior resident of Berlin's long-running party and booking agency Grounded Theory, Henning Baer has established himself as one of the top home-grown DJs in the German capital.
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Australia, a staunch ally of the United States, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East, or their supporters, since 2014.
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It managed this largely through the growth of indigenous companies: mighty Amazon merely nips at the heels of home-grown giants Alibaba and JD.com; eBay has all but left the stage.
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The idea of Dangun became especially popular among Koreans suffering under Japanese colonial occupation from 1910 to 1945, leading to the establishment of a home-grown religious movement that continues today.
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Turkey launched a belated crackdown against home-grown IS sympathisers in early 2015 and has begun using its Syrian proxies to dislodge the extremists from areas just south of the border.
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Whether a home-grown local haunt or a theme park riff like Universal's Halloween Horror Nights, they were largely passive, with participants able to keep the scares comfortably at arm's length.
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In its early years it could draw on right-wing intellectuals who had some prior reputation outside political work, but it has relied on home-grown hacks for a long time.
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The club have supplemented home-grown talents such as captain Andres Iniesta, Lionel Messi, Sergio Busquets and Gerard Pique by buying world-class individuals like Luis Suarez, Neymar and Ivan Rakitic.
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It's not hard to imagine combining the latest drone and satellite technologies with sophisticated machine learning vision systems to create a home-grown monitoring industry that then becomes a global standard.
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The center has already successfully launched two home-grown satellites, and the Emirates is targeting Mars with plans for a probe in 2020 -- the Arab world's first mission to another planet.
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On Monday, after Muddy Waters issued a report on ANTA, shares of China's largest home-grown sports brand by market value fell as much as 8.7% to a three-week low.
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One of the biggest threats to forests lies in "frontier" markets in Africa and Latin America, where palm oil demand is rising but home-grown supplies remain relatively small, warned Webber.
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While the Void has created a number of home-grown experiences, it's perhaps best known for its work with ILMxLab, the wing of Disney-owned Lucasfilm dedicated to creating immersive experiences.
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" TRACY BRABIN, UK OPPOSITION LABOUR PARTY SPOKESWOMAN FOR DIGITAL, CULTURE AND MEDIA "The Tories refused to take our technological sovereignty seriously and failed to invest in home-grown alternatives to Huawei.
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To help develop its home-grown automakers and satisfy the country's intense appetite for mobility, the government strategy has been to impose a large, 25-percent tariff on all imported vehicles.
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Australia, a close ally of the United States, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East, or their supporters, since 2014.
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The risk of a home-grown attack also remains strong, with a risk of more attacks from isolated individuals using "low-cost" methods such as cars or knives to kill, he said.
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Khan told Reuters in an interview that home-grown militants responsible for a wave of killings against individual members of minority groups in the past year and a half were to blame.
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It's an ambitious plan to wean the kingdom off of oil, create a home-grown diversified knowledge economy, and along the way, contribute to a new, "can-do" and proud Saudi identity.
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Large corporations and established businesses are expected to out-think their rivals, but more often we see that they rely on minor product updates or acquisitions in place of home-grown innovation.
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Decades after the public started jumping on budget airlines to the sun, abandoning their home-grown resorts in the process, numerous places along the coast have been left looking a bit... sad.
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Cardinal Rubén Salazar Gómez of Bogota said the damage was home-grown, in large part because bishops had closeted themselves in a clerical mentality and some thought they could act with impunity.
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But, compared with the others on the list, the United States is both huge and has a large home-grown scientific workforce that is mobile between the member states of the union.
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As senators traded barbs about whose fault it was, Florida health officials said they'd found seven more home-grown cases of Zika, six of them part of an outbreak in Miami Beach.
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Currently, the New York Times lists eight shows as being finished or nearly done, with the expectation that they will be featured as part of Apple's first generation of home-grown content.
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Some of the entrepreneurs behind the region's home-grown success stories, like Indianapolis' ExactTarget, have launched funds of their own to plant an entirely new crop of tech companies in the Midwest.
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Buying and representing these artists is attractive to international dealers and collectors because, if a home-grown collecting culture does emerge, then prices for art from that region can only go up.
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But Bangladesh's Home minister Asaduzzaman Khan has denied the involvement of IS, repeating the government's position that home-grown militants were behind the attack just as they have been in the past.
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It lacks the scale to be competitive in devices and can't keep producing its own phones indefinitely just to serve a small subset of its clients addicted to its home-grown devices.
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Retail giant Walmart is inching closer to here buying a controlling stake into home-grown e-commerce player Flipkart, which is already backed by big name investors like SoftBank, Tencent and Microsoft.
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Yenn Wong: I think I would really love to be able to bring our home-grown brands that we've created and that style of hospitality to many key cities around the world.
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However, lower-than-expected addition of new subscribers in the second quarter had led to concerns that rivals might be gaining on Spotify, particularly in countries where Spotify faces home-grown competitors.
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Home grown ride-hailing service GoJek, has also been investing in financial tech in a bid to capture the enormous amount of people in the country who don't have a bank account.
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" Josh Bell, general partner at Dawn, said "an easing of the financial regulatory environment" in the U.S. will mean "nimble home-grown players taking advantage of this disruption to build European champions.
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As a starting point, it's important for U.S. policymakers to periodically highlight that Venezuela's crisis is home grown and is the culmination of nearly two decades of staggering political and economic mismanagement.
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European politicians and industry are keen for home-grown battery producers to emerge as rivals to Asian players such as CATL and Samsung, which are building a dominant position in the industry.
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Home-grown rivals such as JioSaavn, owned by Reliance Industries; Wynk Music, owned by Bharti Airtel; and Gaana, funded by Tencent Holdings are already well-established in India and offers low prices.
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While home-grown automakers Hyundai Motor and Kia Motors Corp dominate the local market, high-end German vehicles have made inroads in recent years with more diverse offerings for brand-conscious consumers.
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A staunch U.S. ally, Australia's intelligence agencies have expanded while the nation has been on heightened alert from 2014 for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East.
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However, lower-than-expected addition of new subscribers in the second quarter had led to concerns that rivals might be gaining on Spotify, particularly in countries where Spotify faces home-grown competitors.
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The pea gin's environmental performance is down to the fact that all useful parts of the peas — from the dehulling down to the distilling — are used to create home-grown animal feed.
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Islamic State and al Qaeda have claimed responsibility for many killings in the past but the government denies either group has a presence in Bangladesh and says home-grown radicals are responsible.
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Australia, a staunch ally of the United States, has been on high alert for several years for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East or their supporters.
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Other US tech companies, like Facebook, are effectively blocked from operating in China, and have watched home-grown rivals, like the mobile app WeChat, grow to dominate the market in recent years.
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The company's 2016 revenue stood at 311 billion roubles, putting it third among home-grown Russian retailers, behind Magnit and X5, which last year turned over more than 1 trillion roubles each.
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Levy — whose company connects patients with doctors willing to prescribe pot as appropriate — also said that the variability of home-grown weed is one of the factors that makes many physicians wary.
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Many popular home-grown email, messaging and social media web sites are already on the Russian register, including Russia's VKontakte, and the authorities are starting to turn their attention to foreign services too.
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Overtime tracks its stars with the help of their classmates and other people who live near them, paying stringers a few dollars per game to record them via a home-grown video app.
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"As we engage the world it is of great importance to have our own home-grown solutions to develop our economy and benchmark ourselves on the best in the global village," he said.
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Vladimir Putin, who is expected to seek reelection as Russian president next year, has vowed to ensure energy security for Crimea, but has no home-grown company that could easily supply such turbines.
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A staunch U.S. ally, Australia has been on heightened alert from 2015 for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East, and its intelligence agencies have stepped up scrutiny.
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EU telecoms and media executives have long argued that a fast globalizing communications industry is turning antitrust rules they see as over-vigorous and outdated into burdens for the bloc's home-grown companies.
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The fact that a rapidly improving, home-grown building block who plays one of the game's most important positions isn't inspiring much optimism for Washington's present or future is both strange and sad.
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The country's handful of home-grown challengers, such as Simple and Moven, have been hampered by the patchwork of federal and state regulations, and rules that make it hard to operate without branches.
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Despite the promise that Harper could deliver in pinstripes, there is the possibility that the Yankees are in the midst of a philosophical shift that favors home-grown talent versus super-star signings.
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Chinese companies making renewable energy equipment and energy saving equipment should dominate the market with an over 103 percent share by 2025, with three home-grown firms with enough scale to compete globally.
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WALTER ISAACSON: One of the problems we're facing is the threat of a home‑grown terrorist, which that falls pretty much in your bailiwick now, along with DHS and your other related agencies.
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But it illustrates the fragilities that have been created by the credit boom, and that America could soon once again face a debt-driven turn in the business cycle that is home grown.
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A 2016 al Qaeda attack on a hotel in Ouagadougou killed dozens and recent months have seen an increase in rural attacks claimed by a new home-grown group called Ansar-ul Islam.
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In a sport dominated by players trained by Asian badminton greats, Marin's ascent has been a home-grown affair, her coach Fernando Rivas seen as one of the game's most astute tactical minds.
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The blades need to be replaced after between three and four years and no home grown Russian company manufactures blades compatible with the Siemens turbines in Crimea, several of the specialists told Reuters.
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ANTA, which sells the Fila and Descente brands in China in addition to its own home-grown ANTA brand, has benefited from strong demand for high-end products and from growing online sales.
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Islamic State and al Qaeda have claimed responsibility for many of the 30 killings but the government denies that either group has a presence in Bangladesh and says home-grown radicals are responsible.
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The clean and efficient food-growing system was brought down to Earth and successfully introduced to the kitchens of small apartments and homes that still wanted to enjoy home-grown herbs and vegetables.
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Among the other vessels spotted in Jiangnan was China's home-grown icebreaker, the Xue Long 2, which has yet to be completed but will be a key part of Beijing's growing Arctic ambitions.
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China's first home-grown aircraft carrier is undergoing another sea trial, straight after four days of testing, suggesting that the PLA Navy may have identified technical problems requiring immediate attention, military observers said.
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Western social media websites like Facebook and Twitter are banned by the country's censors, which in turn has helped drive up the popularity of home-grown messaging app WeChat and microblogging service Weibo.
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A picture has emerged slowly since Sunday of a group of nine well-educated, home-grown Islamist suicide bombers, including a woman, who carried out the attacks in the Indian Ocean island country.
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Indonesia, the world's largest palm oil producer, argues that rather than promoting sustainability in the vegetable oil sector, the regulation is more about protecting and promoting the European Union's home-grown vegetable oils.
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"Moreover, the transaction reflects the continued strong affirmation and vote of confidence by the international market in the success of the home-grown economic reform program during the past years," the statement added.
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Serving as a third place helps Starbucks differentiate itself from other coffee shops, and try to retain a home-grown feel even as it expands rapidly (the company just opened its 30,000th store).
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A second is competition for the tuition fees that foreign students have to pay, which is particularly fierce from countries that will not allow their universities to charge realistic fees to home-grown students.
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Google's home-grown operating system works the same as it always has: Everything works through Chrome, app compatibility is limited to Android, and on-device storage is held back in favor of cloud storage.
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He noted that the U.S. has fewer self-radicalized individuals who travel to Syria and commit terror, but said that the law enforcement and intelligence community is on alert for such home-grown threats.
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So that's what this season was all about, the fact that terrorism can be home grown — and not seen as terrorism, but a defensive mechanism to keep America, as the episode title says, first.
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A Reuters reporter received an AirDrop message that said "Be Water", a strategy inspired by a maxim of home-grown martial arts legend Bruce Lee, that encourages protesters to be flexible and retreat strategically.
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"Of course there are some home-grown internet companies, shopping bazaars and so forth on the internet that you see in these countries and they of course, will grow on their own," Mobius said.
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Yet it's been far less fertile ground for home-grown film-makers who can lay claim to producing just one movie -- 2015's township drama, "Katutura" -- in Namibia's 25 years as a sovereign state.
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"China absolutely wants to have its own home-grown film business," said Elizabeth Dell, a content producer at Two Camels Films and head of the China task force of the Producers Guild of America.
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Constrained by budgets and approvals required in arms sales from the United States, the government hopes that building a home-grown defense industry will increase technological know-how, create jobs and boost economic growth.
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The broader premise — and clearly one of the reasons Atomico would have taken an interest — is that the consumption of fresh produce, which is rarely home grown, places a significant burden on the environment.
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Brimming with home-grown swagger, the new music brought more than island melodies and rhythms: it crackled with a fresh spirit, a new dance, a sense of cool and a rejuvenated point of view.
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At least 121,000 people are already working directly in the nation's home-grown marijuana industry, tending plants, trimming leaves and selling cannabis products to eager consumers, according to BDS Analytics and Arcview Market Research.
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For instance, while Amazon's cloud offers thousands of its own home-grown features, it has a giant marketplace of wares and features from others, some of them in direct competition to its own products.
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A marketing gimmick has also helped to fix home-grown asparagus in the minds of consumers as quintessentially English: farmers like to start the harvest of their crops on April 23rd, St George's Day.
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The group discussed Indonesia's ambition of becoming Southeast Asia's largest digital economy over the next few years by focusing on investment opportunities in the technology sector and developing home-grown technology talent, Grab said.
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Colorado's authorities reckon licensed sales—about 21970 tonnes a year—now meet 22012% of total estimated demand, with much of the rest covered by a "grey" market of legally home-grown pot illegally sold.
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"Africans have always been big consumers of jewelry, with the emperor of Mali and ancient Egypt," she said, noting that Africans used to focus on major brands but now they like home grown talent.
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Leading the pack of e-wallet firms in the country is home-grown ride-hailing startup Gojek, backed by firms including 's Google, and startup OVO, in which Gojek rival Grab has a stake.
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N and home-grown Ola earn on rides to a maximum 10% of the total fare, according to a draft proposal seen by Reuters, a move industry experts warned would hit revenue and operations.
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The thinking in Brussels now holds that, if Washington and China are throwing out the rulebook on international trade and support for home-grown industry, Europe might as well start getting more assertive, too.
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Listen hard enough and you might be able to make out some Spanish-language rap from the likes of Tego Calderon or Don Omar, but by-and-large home grown artists struggle for exposure.
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A keen herbalist and practitioner of alternative medicine, Intratat was always looking for new spins on home grown Thai remedies to help his stable of fighters warm up and repair their aching muscles and joints.
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Many in South Korea have called for development of home-grown nuclear weapons or the return of U.S. nuclear weapons to deter North Korea, although South Korea says it has no plans to reintroduce them.
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With the rise of such home-grown firms, the Chinese authorities have been leaning towards their own "children", said Pogson, and this gradual phasing out of preferential policies for foreign companies is likely to continue.
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About the same number of Canadians and Americans joined IS in Syria, which suggests that Canada has a bigger problem with home-grown jihadists (who might go south), points out Bruce Hoffman of Georgetown University.
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After Western sanctions were imposed on Russia over the conflict with Ukraine four years ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin urged officials to replace imported technology with home-grown substitutes in energy, software, aerospace and medicine.
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In the universe he and many of his supporters inhabit, Turkey is under attack by Western powers jealous of its bridges and highways, by currency speculators and by their home-grown helpers (meaning the opposition).
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Grand plans to expand abroad—in March it presented a European app—run up against home-grown incumbents: Timocom of Germany and Teleroute of Belgium in Europe, and Rivigo, a hit Indian app, in Asia.
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Wars in neighboring Syria and Iraq have fostered a home-grown Islamic State network blamed for a series of suicide bombings, while militants from the largely Kurdish southeast have increasingly struck in cities further afield.
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Australia is on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals, but the threat level has not been raised following the Brussels attacks and Turnbull said the country was in a better position than Europe.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Sitting in straight rows on the floor, supping on bowls of soup made from foraged nettles and home-grown vegetable stew, a group of London Muslims are breaking with Ramadan tradition.
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But Khan said Islamic State was not involved, reiterating the government's position that home-grown militants were responsible for a spate of killings in the country over the past 18 months, including the latest one.
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Experts warn that even if India did develop a home-grown GM cotton variety in the next few years, it would struggle to sustain a program that needs to refresh seeds every decade or so.
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Overlooking the beautiful Puerto de Barcelona with its exotic yachts from countries near and far, we gathered on February 27th after a day exploring at Mobile World Congress in celebration of British home-grown innovation.
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Our state has applied the same home-grown approach to education, empowering families to choose the best educational fit for their children — whether that's a traditional public school, a quality charter school, or private school.
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A home-grown jihadist group, Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis, declared allegiance to Islamic State in 2014 and has since tried to spread outside the peninsula by targeting Christians with attacks on churches on the mainland.
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There is indeed plenty of home-grown talent in the Leicester team, but the Foxes, too, have their own foreign billionaire owner, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, of Thailand's King Power group, who bought the club in 2010.
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We called the violence inspired by white supremacist ideology by its proper name, and now the Ku Klux Klan is but a shell of its former status as America's most dangerous home-grown terrorist group.
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Wars in neighbouring Syria and Iraq have fostered a home-grown Islamic State network blamed for a series of suicide bombings, while militants from the largely Kurdish southeast have increasingly struck in cities further afield.
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The bank sector's runaway leader in Hungary is home-grown regional heavyweight OTP Bank, which has expanded in Central Europe rapidly in recent years and made record profits of about 1 billion euros in 2017.
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But Khan said Islamic State was not involved, reiterating the government's position that home-grown militants were responsible for a spate of killings in the country over the past 49 months, including the latest one.
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Home-grown solutions have been rare in Southeast Asia, but there are increasing opportunities that only local players can cater to and now the region's VC corpus is substantial enough to provide the capital needed.
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As the metals industry meets for LMEWeek Asia in the Chinese territory, the focus will be on the Hong Kong bourse's latest attempt to take on China's home-grown exchanges in Shanghai, Dalian and Shenzhen.
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Police in Bangladesh have arrested a home-grown Islamist militant over the killing of two gay rights campaigners amid a surge in violent attacks against liberal activists and other minorities in the south Asian nation.
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Last spring, Letetia Ware, the then-head of the Australian Garlic Industry Association, discussed the country's high standards for its home-grown garlic, and warned that imported garlic bulbs could be problematic on several levels.
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Home-grown talent is increasingly absent from the FTSE, now valued at $2.4 trillion, as failure to grow domestically or make the cut internationally has seen companies disappear via mergers, demotions, de-listing or privatisation.
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But some experts question whether targets set by the government and the automotive group, which also includes Kia Motors Corp, are realistic given the technological and cost challenges and the lack of home-grown technology.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally that sent troops to Afghanistan and Iraq, has been on heightened alert since 2014 for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East or their supporters.
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Bangladesh police on Sunday arrested four female members of a home-grown militant group blamed for the bloody attack on a cafe earlier this month in which 22 people were killed, most of them foreigners.
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Shanghai blue chips closed up 2.5 percent after talk of possible government support for home-grown technology companies, the latest in a series of growth-boosting measures rolled out by Beijing as the trade dispute worsens.
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Wars in neighboring Syria and Iraq have fostered a home-grown Islamic State network blamed for a series of suicide bombings in Turkey, including two others this year targeting foreign tourists in the heart of Istanbul.
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The foreign banks' bigger push in China comes at a time when a pickup in onshore equity and bond issuance is helping the nation's home-grown investment banks grab a bigger share of the fee pool.
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Most of these conspiracy theories are home-grown, but they are likely to be amplified by Russian state-sponsored information operations, because a primary goal of their interference is to make democracy appear feckless and ineffective.
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Indonesia itself has seen a resurgence in home-grown militancy, inspired in large part by Islamic State; a twin suicide bombing at a Jakarta bus station in May killed three police officers and injured several others.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Fashion brands from South Korea, China and Japan are becoming serious rivals of their Western peers as Asian consumers become increasingly confident in their own style and take pride in buying home-grown labels.
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The firm does indeed make its fattest gross margins, of 1003%, through services and ads on Xiaomi-developed apps that are pre-loaded on to its home-grown MIUI operating system, a tweaked version of Android.
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But they are losing momentum amid a Chinese price-fixing probe against industry heavyweights such as Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, and Beijing's drive to build home-grown chip champions to cut its reliance on foreign supplies.
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Last week, acting information minister Hung said Vietnam should promote home-grown social networks in order to compete with Google and Facebook and capture more of the social network market share in Vietnam, state media reported.
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Last year it inaugurated its home-grown "TeraPowers" technology, which uses 1trn pixel-like computational cells to simulate the flow of hydrocarbons through 500m years of geological time, enabling it to model oilfields in granular detail.
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But suffice it to say that the threat from home‑grown violent extremists, or HVEs as we refer to them, is the thing that keeps the director and I most on alert and up at night.
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Yet with the current Big Three of the rankings — Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy and Jason Day — all making early exits outside the cut line, home-grown veteran Stricker was the uncontested crowd favorite at Erin Hills.
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Card network providers Visa, MasterCard, and home-grown RuPay have alerted banks to the possible compromise, A.P. Hota, chief executive of National Payments Corp of India (NPCI) that runs RuPay, told the CNBC TV18 television channel.
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Hundreds of thousands of home-grown New York businesses are no doubt acutely aware that the state's $1.7 billion in subsidies for Amazon could have instead been used to reduce the state's comparatively high tax burden.
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Credit Suisse's bigger push into China comes at a time when a pickup in onshore equity and bond issuance there is helping the nation's home-grown investment banks grab a bigger share of the fee pool.
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Both are self-taught photographers who embarked on the project to create a world where women are not limited by stereotypes of femininity and to further celebrate the home grown beauty of New York City women.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally that has sent troops to Afghanistan and Iraq, has been on heightened alert since 2014 for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East, or their supporters.
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Case and Rise fund managing partner David Hall told Business Insider how the program is helping home-grown startups across the country, and what it will take for businesses to land investment in the next fund.
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The wars in neighboring Syria and Iraq have fostered a home-grown Islamic State network blamed for a series of suicide bombings, while the Kurdish militants have increasingly struck beyond their usual targets in the southeast.
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He credits Kelsey Coalition, a national organization that compares the recommended treatment for gender dysphoria with full-frontal lobotomies and forced sterilization, with helping him draft the measure, but he says it's a "home-grown" effort.
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The company's shares climbed more than 7 percent in early trading to their highest since June 13 on the prospect of China's best known home-grown sportswear maker pulling out of three straight years of losses.
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As an example, Tarabzouni wrote, "It's not hard to imagine combining the latest drone and satellite technologies with sophisticated machine learning vision systems to create a home-grown monitoring industry that then becomes a global standard."[Recode]
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Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the killings of foreigners, attacks on mosques and Christian priests in Bangladesh over the last few months, but police said home-grown militant group Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen is behind the attacks.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, is on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014 and authorities have said they have thwarted several plots, although Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said law enforcement needed more help.
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In 290 UEFA, football's governing body in Europe, announced that clubs would have to include at least eight "home-grown" players in their squads of 27—a low bar, since foreigners that had signed as youngsters qualified.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally, has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014 and authorities say they have thwarted a number of potential attacks, while there have been several "lone wolf" assaults.
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Tencent, involved in a high-stakes rivalry with China's other home-grown tech giant Alibaba Group Holding, has stakes in companies including Tesla Inc, Chinese retailer JD.com and San Francisco-based mobile game developer Glu Mobile Inc.
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The US, UK, Australia, Germany, France, Canada and Italy support the coordination of these member states, and would potentially benefit from these efforts, receiving increased intelligence and support in countering home-grown or imported terrorism and radicalization.
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With the riders placed between second and sixth separated by just 39 seconds, the chasing pack led by Thomas are a constant threat to Alaphilippe's hopes of ending France's 34-year wait for a home-grown champion.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's home-grown C919 passenger jet landed successfully in Shanghai after an 80-minute maiden flight on Friday, a major step for Beijing as it looks to boost its profile in the global aviation market.
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The leaderless nature of the protests has seen participants adopt a strategy called "be water", inspired by a maxim of the city's home-grown martial arts legend, Bruce Lee, that encourages them to be flexible or formless.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mercado Libre, Latin America's home-grown e-commerce firm, said on Thursday that it would open two large distribution centers in Mexico as part of an effort to improve its logistics in the country.
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Australia, a staunch ally of the United States and its battle against Islamic militants in Iraq and Syria, is on alert for attacks by radicalized Muslims, including home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Police in Bangladesh have arrested a home-grown Islamist militant over the killing of two gay rights campaigners amid a surge in violent attacks against liberal activists and other minorities in the south Asian nation.
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Indonesia, home to the world's largest Muslim population, has seen a resurgence in home-grown radicalism, and has stepped up cooperation with its neighbors to stem a growing presence in Southeast Asia of extremist group Islamic State.
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That initiative is being closely watched in the industry: If Amazon can pull it off, it'll go a long way proving to other, similarly large companies that its home-grown database products are ready for prime time.
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Barty will take on Ukraine's Lesia Tsurenko in the first round of the Australian Open where she will bid to end the host nation's long wait for a home-grown champion at the year's first Grand Slam.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's main home-grown passenger jet, the Sukhoi Superjet 100, conceived as a rival to Airbus, Bombardier and Embraer, has no confirmed orders this year beyond a long-standing deal with state carrier Aeroflot ALTR.
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The foreign banks' bigger push in China comes at a time when a pickup in onshore equity and bond issuance is helping the nation's home-grown investment banks to grab a bigger share of the fee pool.
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Scholars say that the Santa Muerte grew out of a mixture of 17th century Catholicism and its penchant for bleeding crucifixes, the cult of Santería imported from the Caribbean, and Mexico's own home-grown fascination with death.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines is certain of "very strong" links between Islamic State and home-grown militants and is concerned about regional repercussions from tension between China and the new U.S. administration, Manila's defense minister said on Thursday.
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While THP is often cited as a home-grown business success story, that attention has brought problems that may be on Thanh's mind when he thinks about how his children may fare when they replace him as CEO.
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You have all talked about what you would do fighting ISIS over there, but we've been hit in this country by home-grown terrorists, from Chattanooga to San Bernardino, the recent shooting of a police officer in Philadelphia.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Police in Bangladesh arrested on Sunday four female members of a home-grown militant group blamed for a bloody attack on a cafe in which 22 people were killed, most of them foreigners, an officer said.
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China wants the revenues of its home-grown chip industry to grow from $27bn in 214 to $22001bn by 229, and for most of its demand for chips to be supplied domestically (today only around a third is).
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These will probably include a third outing for the Long March 5—assuming its flaws can be fixed in time—and missions that will greatly expand the number of satellites serving BeiDou, China's home-grown satellite navigation system.
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While the euro undoubtedly insulated more vulnerable economies in the bloc from global financial storm of 2007 and 2008, its own home-grown aftershocks a few years later posed a far greater test of the then teenage currency.
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Indonesia, the world's largest palm oil producer, argues that rather than promoting sustainability in the vegetable oil sector, the regulation is more about protecting and promoting the European Union's home-grown vegetable oils, such as rapeseed and sunflower.
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And considering how home grown so much fame on Instagram is, it's been a bit baffling that Instagram users didn't have a path to request verification before — which is why it's been a target for so much ire.
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Focus Features handles their distribution, and until this year, even their marketing has seemed home-grown, focusing on sizzle reels and modest, tasteful videos about how their hands-on aesthetic makes them stand out in a digital marketplace.
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I learned this from James Ekwam, a talented young photographer from Mathare (trained through a fantastic home-grown photography program created by Julius Mwelu, a Mathare native who is a photographer for the United Nations Human Settlements Program).
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Amazon is making a huge bet on India and has vowed to invest more than $5 billion as it takes on home-grown Flipkart and Snapdeal for a bigger share of the world's fastest growing internet services market.
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Tehran commands thousands of IRGC, Hezbollah and foreign Shiite militiamen in Syria, as well as tens of thousands of home-grown Syrian fighters that are now being integrated into Syria's military, but whose primary allegiance is to Iran.
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"While France is keen to project its Libya policy as a home-grown policy, in reality France merely follows the UAE — more or less," said Jalel Harchaoui, research fellow at the Clingendael Institute think-tank in The Hague.
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We're already less dependent on foreign oil than we have been in decades, but we can go further, reduce oil consumption by a third, and do more to power America with home-grown wind, solar, and advanced biofuels.
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BEIJING, Feb 26 (Reuters) - China Eastern Airlines Corp Ltd launched on Wednesday a fresh subsidiary - OTT Airlines - to push home-grown aircraft to wider markets, the carrier said on its official account on Chinese social media platform Weibo.
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Nicknamed the Big Red Machine, they are stacked with top home-grown talent built around a core of ex-NHL all stars Pavel Datsyuk and Ilya Kovalchuk - both household names in a country in love with the sport.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has been promoting the home-grown space programme as a demonstration of low-cost technology and in February it launched 104 satellites in a single mission, most of them for foreign customers.
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" Rubio then cited the graves of Muslim servicemembers at Arlington Cementary to say that American Muslims are part of this country, but that, "By the same token, we face a very significant threat of home grown violent extremism.
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But now, it is driven by a growing pool of home-grown advisers and customers who find out about Merrill Edge through Bank of America's web site or app, Merrill Edge head Aron Levine said in an interview.
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With the help of another friend's home-grown weed, the two musicians crafted an electro-pop fun-zone — sexy synth lines, dancefloor-ready drum machine beats, and Chipmunk-ified vocal parts, all girded by sophistication and emotional depth.
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In the last few years, China has moved to shift the economy from heavy reliance on industrial exports to more home-grown consumer demand, with the steel sector frequently cited as ripe for consolidation because of surplus production capacity.
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The records of both successful and foiled attacks on US territory show that in fact the biggest threat that the US faces may in fact come from home-grown terrorism -- whether far-right, anti-government or jihadist in nature.
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But one of the problems facing South Korea is that the White House, and especially Trump, may lose focus on the Korean issue in the coming weeks as home-grown problems, like Michael Cohen and Robert Mueller, take precedence.
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A staunch U.S. ally, Australia has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals since 2014, having suffered several "lone wolf" assaults, including a cafe siege in Sydney in which two hostages and the gunman were killed.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Bangladeshi security forces said on Tuesday they had arrested four women suspected of being members of a home-grown militant group blamed for an attack on a Dhaka cafe last month in which 22 people were killed.
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Italy has a long history of home-grown organized crime, including the Sicilian Mafia and the Calabrian 'Ndrangheta, but immigration to Europe has opened the way for foreign crime groups to take root, including the Nigerian and Chinese mafias.
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But exports to the Baltic came to a sudden end with the Napoleonic wars, and when trade was set to recommence the Russian court decided to encourage a home-grown brewing industry by slapping prohibitive duties on imported beer.
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The first home-grown harvest is slated for late 2020, the German drugs watchdog said in its statement, describing the tender as an "important step for the supply of medical-grade cannabis grown in Germany to critically ill patients".
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Many have argued that the ingredients of "The Great British Bake Off" (GBBO), which returned for season eight on August 29th, are eminently home-grown, and that the competitive cooking show evokes a simpler time in the country's past.
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I made this Harive Soppina Huli or Keerai Sambar using home grown tender red amaranth leaves and stems cooked in a spicy and sour lentil and coconut gravy and finished with a tadka of fried garlics and curry leaves.
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GABORONE, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Botswana has taken a significant step towards establishing its first home-grown commercial bank, a development that will add a new player in an industry that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says is already crowded.
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Singapore-based Grab and home grown Go-Jek have been locked in price wars in Indonesia, part of a wider fight to bring banking, e-commerce, ride-hailing, food-delivery and other services to every corner of Southeast Asia.
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The steady advance of home-grown supermarket chains has so far done little to dim the kiranas' prospects; and successive Indian governments have been reluctant to let in foreign grocers, for fear that many households would lose their livelihoods.
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Facebook's recent announcement that it aimed to introduce a new digital currency was a new wake-up call to the European financial industry and regulators, wary that Europe would be once again left without its own home-grown solution.
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Since the September 11th attacks, at least 20 terrorist plots have been thwarted in the city, said James O'Neill, the NYPD's new police commissioner, including a home-grown lone wolf who attempted to blow up Times Square in 2010.
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The managers of one factory, Needle Craft, say they would be happy to employ Syrian refugees, noting that many come from a part of Syria near Aleppo that used to have a garment industry based on home-grown cotton.
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For none of the other 20 or so vegetables tracked by official government figures has the increase in home-grown production been so dramatic over the past decade (indeed, production of many crops, like cauliflowers and leeks, has fallen).
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HOME-GROWN HEROES He got his degree in Pakistan in 2005, where he met philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi, who founded his own network of free ambulances and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize before his death last year.
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Its JS001 or toripalimab, which treats patients with unresectable or metastatic melanoma who have failed previous systemic therapies, had won China's first approval for a home-grown PD-1 monoclonal antibody, the National Medical Products Administration said on Monday.
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Still, Chinese firms are notching up their first home-grown successes, particularly in cancer, with Shenzhen Chipscreen Biosciences winning a CFDA green light for the first modern oncology drug, used to treat a rare lymph-node cancer, in 2015.
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"If we really want to help law enforcement protect Americans from home-grown extremists, the kind of tragedies that occurred at San Bernardino and now have occurred in Orlando, there is a meaningful way to do that," Obama said.
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DENVER — Speakers at a recent Axios event, including Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper, all agreed that the state is importing too much of its talent from other states and needs to get better at building a home-grown, skilled workforce.
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But the court case leaves larger doubts unresolved over the success of one of the U.S. government's flagship programs to counter home-grown extremism in a city whose large Muslim population has been a focus of concern over radicalization.
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Australia, a staunch ally of the United States and its escalating action against Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, has been on high alert for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East or their supporters.
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And of course, as a home-grown technology startup, we've also got a suite of technology services that we've been opening up to APIs to our partners that enabled them to leverage the same asset base that we have, as well.
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Then again, Facebook doesn't have a home-grown product that competes with the product the media business creates — unless you want to argue that Facebook's main product is the user-generated content it is now favoring over the stuff publishers make.
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But it has at times struggled to track home-grown threats and was criticized for not doing more after receiving warnings about a gunman who was later responsible for the February 2018 mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida.
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The company was already preparing its own operating systems in the event of being banned from using Android and Windows, but given US fears about foreign interference, a home-grown OS is likely to face even more scrutiny than Google's software.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - As part of a drive to increase its popularity in Europe, the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) is focusing on home-grown talent, and on running events at times of the day which are more convenient for local fans.
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If this is in fact the new New York mindset, it could open the door for other major market teams to step up their recruitment of all-star players while the Yankees opt to focus on cheap home-grown talent.
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Muslims humiliated by colonialism and the failures of socialism and nationalism, under which home-grown autocrats tried to co-opt Islam for their own benefit, longed for an alternative that made sense in a world of nation-states and elections.
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The BoE raised interest rates this month to a decade-high of 21.20 percent, citing its belief that the UK economy is operating almost at its "speed limit", or full capacity, raising the prospect of more home-grown inflation pressure ahead.
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The number of militants crossing into Jammu and Kashmir state from Pakistan to launch attacks against India has dropped in the last few years, and home-grown fighters are estimated to number only around 100, according to one security official.
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Off the runway, street style stars showed off the country's eclectic, home-grown talent — labels like Ashley Williams, Shrimps, Simone Rocha, and Molly Goddard — alongside this season's most Instagrammed pieces (think Mansur Gavriel mules, Vetements hoodies, and J.W. Anderson bags).
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"These are all home-grown people," said Interior Minister Asaduzzaman Khan, adding that the siege militants belonged to a new faction of Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), a banned group he said had ties to the opposition Jamaat-e-Islami party.
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Touted as a replacement for existing Mitsubishi F-2 multi-role fighter jets, the new home-grown aircraft will operate alongside Lockheed F-35 fighters that Japan has on order, as well as Boeing F-15Js jets that it is upgrading.
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On returning to Havana the next year, Soldevilla reprised the proselytizing role that had led her to Paris, this time by cultivating a home-grown generation of artists who shared her commitment to the social, progressive ideals of abstract art.
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"FEED is such a home-grown brand and it was Lauren Bush Lauren's story of being a young girl from a privileged family and saying, 'Ok, here's what I'm going to do to take my resources and give back'," he says.
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On what was effectively the penultimate stage, France's hopes of a first home-grown winner since Bernard Hinault in 13 came to a brutal, heartbreaking halt after Thibaut Pinot was also forced to abandon the race with a thigh injury.
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The Moody's downgrade was seen as largely symbolic because China has relatively little foreign debt and local markets are influenced more by domestic factors, with many companies enjoying stronger credit ratings from home-grown agencies than they would in the West.
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MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Netflix Inc and home-grown rival Hotstar plan to adopt self-regulation guidelines for content streamed on their platforms in India in an effort to prevent potential government censorship, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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The Z2 costs INR 4,590, or around $1853 (just two dollars less than the average price of a mobile phone in India) and is powered by Tizen, Samsung's home-grown mobile OS. It's also the first Tizen device to support 4G.
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Its first — the Liaoning — completed a major overhaul and upgrading programme in January, while its second — the home-grown Type 001A — is currently undergoing sea trials and could be ready to go into service by the end of the year.
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Even though the F-150 is a fully home-grown product and the rear-wheel steering system is actually the brainchild of a ZF team in Michigan, we traveled to where pickups are a tough sell to test out the system.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - Foreign venture funds are stepping up investments in Indian mobile application makers, betting a surge in smartphone sales in the country will drive demand for home-grown apps, mirroring the trend in world's biggest mobile phone market China.
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One theory is that a younger generation of army officers, drawn from the lower middle classes and bloodied in the fight against home-grown militants who turned on the army, have a more Messianic impulse than older, whisky-swilling generals.
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Tackling weak productivity and a shortage of home-grown skills is now a growing priority for Britain's government, especially as its exit from the European Union is likely to make it harder for firms to import workers to plug skill gaps.
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Large greenfield projects in Russia's energy and mining sector slowed after Russia was hit by Western sanctions four years ago, limiting the economy's access to foreign finance, but some of the bigger projects are now being revived with home-grown financing.
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China is pushing its high-tech equipment firms to create home-grown brands as part of its "Made in China 2025" national plan, to move the economy away from the low-value manufacturing model, that fuelled its economy's meteoric rise.
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U.S. officials feared that a U.S. retreat would embolden Moscow to overrun Western Europe and leave the Marshall Plan – which was designed to revive Western Europe's economy in order to prevent home-grown communist insurrections – to die in its infancy.
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The Court reasoned that, although Roscoe Filburn's home-grown wheat may not have greatly affected interstate commerce by itself, if everyone was allowed to grow and consume their own wheat, then Congress's attempt to stabilize national wheat prices would be stymied.
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IKEA, which demonstrated one of the LED-powered containers at an event at a store in Kaarst, western Germany, expects to start serving home-grown salad to customers at its restaurants from pilot projects at two stores in Sweden next month.
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Sign up more legends and free agents Develop its home-grown stars for the future Attract more blue-chip sponsors through Viacom's sales department Organise two/three pay-per-view shows a year So can Bellator close the gap on UFC?
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Related: North Korea Is Experimenting with a Different Kind of Rocket Fuel for Better Missiles Byongjin follows Kim's father's Songun, or "military first," policy and his grandfather's Juche, the North's home-grown founding ideology that combines Marxism and extreme nationalism.
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Barty is arguably the best chance of ending Australia's long wait for a home-grown champion at the year's first grand slam, having held the world's top ranking since last September and with the Adelaide International title under her belt.
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Nothing the Australian weather could throw at her was about to put Barty off her stride, however, as she continued her quest to become the first home-grown champion at the Australian Open since Chris O'Neil at Kooyong in 1978.
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The spot trading platform is expected to be used in metals such as copper and nickel and is the HKEx's biggest attempt to build a presence on the turf of China's home-grown futures exchanges in Shanghai, Dalian and Shenzhen.
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Although American food before Chez Panisse is often portrayed as a gastronomic dark age when no vegetable escaped the canneries and freezers, in Waters's childhood house the old home-grown foods hadn't been entirely replaced by the new industrialized ones.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - Ensuring the safety of fans and players at this year's Super Bowl in Miami entails an extraordinary deployment of law enforcement assets, even by recent standards, in keeping with heightened global tensions and fears of home-grown violence.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's home-grown C2919 passenger jet is set to take to the skies on its long-delayed maiden flight on Friday, a major step for Beijing as it looks to boost its profile in the global aviation market.
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But he often returns to the underworld of his native Japan, where clashes between yakuza factions, between law enforcement agents and criminals, or between foreigners and home-grown gangsters all provide rich opportunities for the extreme violence that made him famous.
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Australia, a staunch U.S. ally that sent troops to Afghanistan and Iraq, has seen a spate of attacks by home-grown militants in recent months, including a stabbing attack in the country's second largest city less than two weeks ago.
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The emergence of the youngest England squad in years would suggest youth trust and investment has begun – but by first exporting home-grown starlets instead of the league's foreign attractions, pool-growth is further stimulated, as illustrated by the next point.
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"Before, what we suspected was the ISIS group would come here but now we are certain that the connections are very strong between home-grown terrorists here and ISIS in the Middle East," he said in an interview, referring to Islamic State.
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BERLIN, Feb 8 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Friday: Finance Minister Olaf Scholz insisted that Germany needed a home-grown banking champion to accompany German companies on global markets, the Financial Times reported.
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Much is at stake for Amazon in India, where it plans to invest more than $5 billion as it takes on home-grown Flipkart and Snapdeal for a bigger share of the internet services market in the world's fastest growing major economy.
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MEXICO CITY, (Reuters) - Mexico's home-grown populist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has tapped into wide discontent with the ruling party and resentment toward Donald Trump to make a bid for the center ground, raising his chances of winning the presidency next year.
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Instead of trying to be seen as a hero use that energy to educate people in your own families, address that home grown bigotry, so I don't have to deal with your ignorant uncle's white supremacist views all over my social media.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China has set up a state-owned aircraft engine maker with registered capital of 50 billion yuan ($7.5 billion), state television said on Sunday, in the latest effort to develop home-grown, high-tech businesses to compete in international markets.
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The national security overhaul came as Australia, a staunch ally of the United States, reshapes its counter-terrorism response after a series of lone-wolf attacks and heightened fear of attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East.
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In having to resort to buying in hardware from abroad, Russia is encountering the same issues as other countries including the United States: the tech sector is a multinational endeavor and developing sophisticated systems using only home-grown gear is fraught with difficulties.
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And the exhibition at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, "Condemned to be Modern", asks uncomfortable questions about the home-grown taste for brutalist architecture in Latin America and what happened when the promised modern future turned into dictatorship and economic stagnation.
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New technologies are critical to lifting India's poor farm productivity, although even if India did develop a home-grown GM cotton variety in 2017, it would struggle to sustain a program that needs to refresh seeds every decade or so, experts warned.
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PARIS (Reuters) - When Yannick Noah sparked joyous celebrations around France in 1983 by hoisting the Musketeers' Cup, no one in the country would have guessed that the wait to see the next home-grown men's champion would last at least another 35 years.
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However, it has been held back by inexperience, a shortage of local aerospace design and engineering talent, as well as a lack of home-grown companies with the technology to help drive the project, say aerospace industry sources familiar with its programmes.
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However, it has been held back by inexperience, a shortage of local aerospace design and engineering talent, as well as a lack of home-grown companies with the technology to help drive the project, say aerospace industry sources familiar with its program.
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Now the 70-year Rajapaksa, who won a presidential election on Sunday, has vowed to drain the swamp of religious extremism that bred the home-grown Islamist suicide bombers who struck at churches and hotels in April, killing more than 250 people.
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An annual State Department report that his office put out on Friday concluded that despite losing almost all of its territory, Islamic State's global presence continued to evolve in 2018, with new affiliates in Somalia and East Asia and through home-grown attacks.
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No Frenchman has won the Tour since Bernard Hinault claimed the last of his five titles in 1985 and the home-grown riders struggled to be contenders for the title during the drug-ravaged era from the mid-1990s to the late 2000s.
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BENGALURU, Nov 28 (Reuters) - India plans to cap the commission taxi aggregators such as Uber and home-grown Ola earn on rides to a maximum 10% of the total fare, financial daily Economic Times reported on Thursday, citing people privy to the matter.
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Further, we need vocational training for home-grown semi-skilled individuals to work in jobs as welders or field workers in the energy patch, and we need advanced community college education to fill gaps in nursing, health care and other service-sector jobs.
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And while retaining DeRozan a season ago was a bigger deal in the larger organizational sense—retaining a home-grown star for the first time was a genuinely big achievement—Lowry's free agency stands to have a larger impact on the future of the franchise.
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Part of the challenge for security officials in Belgium, where home-grown radicalization is a major problem, is the lack of information-sharing between intelligence agencies and "numerous types of local law enforcement," according to Jorge Benitez, an international security expert at the Atlantic Council.
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The Clinton campaign quickly moved to head off the Trump offensive, making clear that the she would soon lay out her own ideas for combating the evolving threat from home-grown terrorism and dismissed Trump's bid to use the attack to bolster his political prospects.
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A year after China ordered public officials off the fairways in a crackdown on graft, the business of golf is betting hunger for the game among middle class fans and an Olympic medal for a home-grown star can drive the sport back to growth.
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Created to echo the tech-heavy Nasdaq, the STAR Market is intended to be both a driver of capital market reforms, including a U.S.-style IPO system, and a way to promote home-grown technology companies amid a damaging trade war with the United States.
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With the riders placed between second and sixth separated by just 39 seconds, Alaphilippe knows that the chasing pack led by defending champion Geraint Thomas will be a constant threat to his hopes of ending France's 34-year wait for a home-grown champion.
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Macron will be hoping that most voters take a similarly pragmatic line as he tackles a to-do list of unemployment around 10 percent, simmering tensions in deprived suburbs, and the home-grown Islamist radicalization that has contributed to a wave of attacks since 2015.
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Its 21 billion euro beauty and personal care business also launched seven new home-grown brands over the last 18 months, including Love Beauty and Planet, which is on track to reach $60 million in sales and turn a profit in its first year.
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But Medium has been unwinding its home-grown content business for some time and is now squarely in the platform business: It wants to provide a home for stuff other people make, whether it's on their own or via publishing operations like Bill Simmons's Ringer.
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This is a historic mission for a few reasons, including being the first-ever soft-landing attempt at the Moon's south pole region, as well as being the first Indian mission to attempt a soft landing using all home-grown lander and rover technology.
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When businesses complain about red tape, they even find that the government has added extra rules to "gold-plate" those from the EU. The costliest burdens are home-grown not EU-inspired, notably tight planning controls, the new living wage and the apprenticeship levy.
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It means France's chances of soon finding a successor to Hinault, the last home-grown rider to win the Tour in 1985, appear slim after Thibaut Pinot, the only man to best Bernal in the mountains before he sustained an injury, had to abandon.
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In recent years, the region has tried to foster a buzzier tech scene, and now boasts successful home-grown companies like the educational technology provider EverFi as well as startup accelerators like the cybersecurity-focused Mach37, which is funded by the state of Virginia.
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ST ETIENNE, France (Reuters) - The prospect of a home-grown rider winning the Tour de France for the first time in more than three decades started to take shape on Saturday when Thibaut Pinot ended the first block as the best of the overall contenders.
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For the past year, Spotify has argued publicly, and to various regulators in the U.S. and Europe, that Apple's subscription policies effectively punish third-party music services that use Apple's platform, while boosting Apple Music, the home-grown service it launched in June 2015.
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Finland has a technologically literate, hardworking, and well-educated workforce, with little corruption, low levels of government debt, and no home-grown oligarchy—in other words, none of the factors that are sometimes seen as the source of problems for the troubled Southern European economies.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sofia Kenin sent world number one Ash Barty spinning out of the Melbourne Park semi-finals 43-24(5) 216-5 on Thursday to reach her maiden Grand Slam final, crushing Australian hopes of a first home-grown champion in 42 years.
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G.M. is working hard to establish its own bona fides in automotive innovation, developing home-grown technology, acquiring or investing in Silicon Valley companies with promising approaches to self-driving or ride-hailing systems, and bringing a new electric car, the Chevrolet Bolt, to market.
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Merkel argued that battery production would form a significant part of the value-added chain for electric cars, so if Europe lacked a home-grown battery industry, it would have a smaller share in the value-added chain of the car industry in future.
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While the sanctions are expected to hurt Huawei in the short term, industry experts say it could force the company — and other Chinese firms — to become self-reliant by developing more home-grown technologies, hurting the dominance of American companies such as Google in the longer term.
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Catching up after years of neglect was always going to be a problem for Belgium's intelligence agency, which has just 600 staff, a third as many as in the neighboring Netherlands, a country not much larger and with fewer home-grown jihadists fighting in Syria or Iraq.
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And two weeks ago, the nation's worst mass shooting in modern history, at a gay nightclub in Orlando, raised questions about how Obama is dealing with home-grown extremism - and served as a reminder of his failure to convince the U.S. Congress to tighten gun laws.
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Behind all these moves is the hard reality that for Western governments, the danger from hardened jihadists returning from Syria (along with home-grown terrorists and other kinds of extremists) is so acute that the broadest range of responses is wanted, from sociology to phone-tapping.
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But there is much more debate about how fast it will raise borrowing costs after that, given a lack of clear signs of home-grown inflationary pressure — with wages growing more slowly than before the financial crisis — and the economy facing headwinds from the approach of Brexit.
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Croatia is about to get a shot in the arm, however, with the arrival of a home-grown dedicated VC fund, Fil Rouge Capital, which plans to invest in young entrepreneurs, startups and scale-up companies, as well as establishing a local entrepreneurial ecosystem in Croatia.
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I walked into the main room and hanging from the roof was an intense light show which, coupled with the home-grown techno music and repurposed industrial space, created the sort of raw raving experience that has come to be expected at Kiev's most progressive night.
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And the sad thing is that the barbarians rejecting the values that made America truly great aren't at the gates — they're inside the gates, in fact in the Oval Office, because they're basically home-grown (with an assist from Russia, of course.) It's a terrible story.
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Nor did Mexico initially cherish her in the way it celebrated its best-known home-grown artists, such as Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, who created a brand of mexicanidad (Mexicanness) that was integral to the creation of national identity after the revolution in 1910-17.
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While the sanctions are expected to hurt Huawei in the short term, industry experts say it could force the company - and other Chinese firms - to become self-reliant by developing more home-grown technologies, hurting the dominance of American companies such as Google in the longer term.
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Related: Bangladesh is being urged to confront its Islamic State problem Bangladesh police on Sunday arrested four female members of a home-grown militant group blamed for the bloody attack on a cafe earlier this month in which 22 people were killed, most of them foreigners.
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After taking more than 2.2 billion roubles ($38.88 million)at the box office in just over three weeks, the film, financed by the state, has become the country's most successful home grown production in rouble terms, watched by over 9 million people or approximately one in 13 registered voters.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - A year after China ordered public officials off the fairways in a crackdown on graft, the business of golf is betting hunger for the game among middle class fans and an Olympic medal for a home-grown star can drive the sport back to growth.
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As the tail withers and dies, the United States should team up with Russia to finish ISIS militants ruling civilians under their culture of terror in a self-declared "caliphate" before turning its attention to the ever-growing global threat lurking within the refugee crisis and home-grown terrorism.
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"As we leave the European Union, it will be even more important to ensure that we continue to develop our home-grown talent, up-skill our workforce and develop the specialist digital skills needed to maintain our world leading digital sector," is all it has to say on that.
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"It's a home-grown market and one that has provided issuers and investors with duration of up to 40 or 50-years, but we expect more credit spread widening, and therefore more international companies will lose the rationale for issuing," said one senior official at a US bank.
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While that left Paramount in possession of its most successful franchise, Michael Bay's "Transformers," the loss of three major product generators in DreamWorks, Marvel and DreamWorks Animation and an inability to generate enough home grown films, made Paramount an also-ran in the last few years of Grey's reign.
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Elsewhere in the report, it also raise an interesting concern about data monopolies — noting that investments by "large overseas technology companies in the UK economy" are "increasing consolidation of power and influence by a select few", which it argues risks damaging the UK's home-grown AI start-up sector.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea will seek to invest 1 trillion won ($854.41 million) annually in developing home-grown materials and equipment used to produce micro-chips, a senior ruling party lawmaker said on Wednesday, after Japan tightened curbs on exports of some high-tech materials to the country.
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It would inflict a devastating and permanent blow to the core vision of our Founding Fathers who warned the nation repeatedly, and drafted our Constitution carefully, to protect our democracy from being corrupted or destroyed by malignant dominance of foreign powers or domestic dominance of home grown despots.
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"It's exciting to finding out more about our history and identity that's normally brushed aside," observed Tim De Cotta, co-founder of creative arts curation agency Getai Group, which has launched a series of music festivals featuring home-grown talents, including Getai Electronica last year and Getai Soul in May.
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But when the authorities signally fail to acknowledge China's home-grown racism, they should not be surprised if their civilising mission goes underappreciated, either from ungrateful minorities in Xinjiang or Tibet, or from those who, in countries that face waves of state-led commercial involvement, complain of Chinese neocolonialism abroad.
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Happy End bears little resemblance to the synthesised, bubble-gum pop coming out of Japan today, but the band's sound—recently described by MTV as "rock with psych smudges around the edges"—paired the cachet of post-war American cool with home-grown influences such as minimal, folky guitar riffs.
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"We need to strengthen our response and preventive measures, including legislation to prevent them ... and we hope our counterparts in other countries can work together because it is not home-grown terrorism, it is part of the ISIS network," Tito Karnavian said, using another acronym for the Syria-based group.
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"While we welcome the investments made by large overseas technology companies in the U.K. economy, and the benefits they bring, the increasing consolidation of power and influence by a select few risks damaging the continuation, and development, of the U.K.'s thriving home-grown AI start-up sector," the report said.
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While North Korea has developed potential longer-range rockets, such as its 30-metre (98 ft) Unha-3, a home-grown three-stage rocket based on 1950s Soviet Scud missile technology, it needs to be fueled from a fixed launch pad making it easy to detect and impractical as a weapon.
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In February LPP, a home-grown Polish rival to international retailers such as H&M and Inditex, said it plans to open more shops in smaller towns, saying that in larger ones consumers were more aware of the effect of the fashion industry on the environment and were buying less.
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As well as being an early test for Macron, the departure of France's most senior soldier highlights the stresses of a major military power as it battles Islamist insurgencies in Africa, partners allies in Middle East conflicts, and patrols its own streets after a series of home-grown jihadist attacks.
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"By far the biggest frustration I have is with home-grown laws," Barratt, managing director of Contracts Engineering, said as laser-cutting machines sliced into sheets of steel in his firm's workshop in an industrial park about 280 km (22016 miles) east of London, close to the mouth of the River Thames.
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And this year, despite Finsbury Park residents trying to shut the whole thing down and a bunch of festival-goers moaning about the lack of Americans on the line up, they delivered once again by booking our best home-grown grime crew Boy Better Know to headline—which isn't just sick, it's historical.
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The team took over part of an existing, home-grown amusement park called the J. Lorraine Ghost Town in nearby Manor, Texas, and spent five weeks building out the existing structures, bringing the place up to the necessary safety codes, and hauling in a train car actually used in the Westworld series.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Julian Alaphilippe surrendered the yellow jersey in the penultimate competitive stage and Thibaut Pinot was left sobbing at roadside as he abandoned in the Alps, yet this French duo restored the pride of a cycling nation and revived hopes of a long-awaited home-grown winner of the Tour de France.
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Because these cable giants are also Internet providers, they also have a theoretical weapon in their back pocket — the ability to throttle Netflix speeds in the new era without net neutrality safeguards, or at least charge customers for using data via Netflix while keeping home-grown cable applications exempt from usage caps.
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The plant was built to burn plutonium derived from the waste of reactors at Japan's conventional nuclear plants and create more fuel than it used, closing the so-called nuclear fuel cycle and giving a country that relies on overseas supplies for most of its energy needs a home-grown electricity source.
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The failure to forge a merger would be a setback to Softbank Group, the largest investor in Snapdeal, as it has been attempting to engineer an all-stock deal for months, as a tie-up would help it secure a sizable stake in Flipkart, India's No. 1 home-grown e-commerce player.
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A staunch U.S. ally, Australia has been on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown radicals, having suffered several "lone wolf" assaults, including a cafe siege in Sydney in 2014 in which two hostages and the gunman were killed and an attack by an "Islamic State-inspired" 22-year-old man on Sunday.
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The resulting array of home-grown, almost entirely New York-based work seems lighter in two respects: the feeling that an enormous weight has been lifted, allowing the images of these artists to be seen on their own terms, and correspondingly, that there is something missing — a global dimension or a sense of historical awareness.
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The country's first home-grown passenger jet, the C919, lifted off on its maiden flight in May, edging into a multibillion-dollar market currently dominated by Boeing Co and Airbus SE. Situated 67 km south of Beijing, the airport technically falls in neighboring Hebei province, though it will eventually constitute its own development zone.
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Growth in Britain, the world's fifth-biggest economy, has slowed since the referendum decision in 23 to leave the EU. But the BoE pushed ahead with its rate hike because it believes the economy is operating almost at its "speed limit", or full capacity, raising the prospect of more home-grown inflation pressure ahead.
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Buying foreign talent may increase interest - China spent more in the winter transfer window than the entire English Premier League - but as with the Gulf States, sports industry veterans warn it will do little to boost the home-grown talent that China needs if it is to achieve Xi's ambition of one day winning the World Cup.
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The Good Beautiful metal design • Great, crisp screen • Fast fingerprint sensor • Large battery • Great camera The Bad Flyme OS is unintuitive • Software not well-integrated with the Google ecosystem The Bottom Line The Meizu Pro 5 is a high-end phone packed with advanced features, but the company's home-grown Flyme OS holds it back from being great.
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"In this year of the seventh party congress, the military and the people accomplished the great success in the first hydrogen bomb test and the launch of an earth observation satellite, Kwangmyongsong-4, to brilliantly illuminate the prowess of Juche Joson," he said, referring to the North's home-grown founding ideology combining Marxism and extreme nationalism.
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"When you're dealing with home-grown, bound extremism, the so-called lone wolf, lone actor, it is the case that almost always somebody close to that person saw the signs, somebody close to that person was aware of the gun purchase, saw suspicious behavior which is why our efforts to build bridges to various communities around this country are so important," he said.
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N), and home-grown RuPay run by the National Payments Corp of India (NPCI) swung into action in September after receiving complaints from some banks that their clients' cards had been fraudulently used mainly in China and the United States even though they were in India, said the chief of NPCI, which also runs the biggest network of shared ATMs.
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Questions remain after the CEO of fintech VC Anthemis resigns And as the conversation below demonstrates, Park and Nauiokas are well poised to bring the quirk into everything they touch, which these days runs the gamut from backing companies involved in sustainable finance, advancing their home-grown media platform and preparing a soon-to-be-announced initiative elevating female entrepreneurs.
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On paper the final shouldn't have been a fair fight, but the Germans, playing hockey for a country primarily obsessed with football, skated evenly with the OAR, a team loaded with top home-grown talent from Russia's Kontinental Hockey League, seen as the world's second-best league after the NHL, and led by ex-NHL all stars Pavel Datsyuk, their captain, and Kovalchuk.
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EU policymakers have repeatedly called for a "home grown" rating agency in Europe, but none has been able to take on the "Big Three", and hence the bloc could - after Brexit - be even more reliant on ratings compiled outside the EU. After Britain leaves the EU, ratings agencies in London will be supervised by a UK regulator which has yet to be identified.
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He was charged with preparing to commit a terrorist attack and gathering documents likely to facilitate a terrorist act, according to the Australian Federal Police Australia, a staunch U.S. ally that sent troops to Afghanistan and Iraq, has been on heightened alert since 2014 for attacks by home-grown militants returning from fighting in the Middle East or their supporters.
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"Elunate is the first home-grown, China-discovered and developed drug we are aware of in an oncology indication to be unconditionally approved through a randomized clinical trial in China," said Chi-Med chairman Simon To. China is now the world's second-biggest drug market - after the U.S. - and it is gaining in importance for global pharmaceuticals companies' growth plans.
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