We've matured, and I think our interpretation of the material has matured with us.
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But I think, fortunately, I have grown and matured as the world and other people's points of view have grown and matured.
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It's a long-lasting career that has matured and he's taken his audience on his trip, a journey over the years, and they've matured with you.
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But as we've matured, so has Bath & Body Works.
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The music had matured at breakneck speed in the 21990s.
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Unions and the modern corporation matured to help allocate labor.
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However, as the company matured, so too have its devices.
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But as Mill matured he developed a more sophisticated philosophy.
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I'm actually proud of this market, how it has matured.
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He thought once I'd matured a bit I'd want kids.
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While his exile matured Ali's physique, it sabotaged his speed.
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Brazilian democracy has steadily matured during the last three decades.
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"He's matured," the backup catcher Drew Butera said of Ventura.
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I supposed I have matured in a lot of ways.
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My skin looks good, and my perspective has matured dramatically.
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Her son had matured into amnesia about his earliest years.
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"My sense is that he's matured a bit," he said.
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Liansheng went bust in late 218, before the loan matured.
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Now, five years on, relationships have changed, shifted, and matured.
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A decade later, Belinda Bencic has matured into a significant threat.
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Previously, it was making repurchases to replace all securities that matured.
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Our relationship dynamics had matured, even while I was locked up.
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It's also matured for 77 days, which seems a truthful number?
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By 20133, Android, and its Market, had matured quite a bit.
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By that time, I had matured and knew what I wanted.
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Event Horizon has matured over the years into a cult favorite.
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But sales are currently declining as the smartphone market has matured.
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"I think how much he's matured as a player," Cash said.
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With the American People Series, Ringgold matured her characteristic Afrocentric aesthetic.
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If anything, Kalanick grew more tight-lipped as his business matured.
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Durant's public image has morphed a bit as he has matured.
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By graduation, I had matured into workaday concealers and nude lipsticks.
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But as China's economy has matured, cracks have begun to show.
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This culture has matured into a full-blown way of life.
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Most parents have matured and allows them to make better choices.
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Income gains have slowed substantially as the economic expansion has matured.
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"It proves we have matured in terms of harassment," she said.
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Others felt that change of tack showed how he had matured.
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The republic has matured rapidly with the opening up and reform.
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Over the last two years, Snapchat has matured its news product.
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The Eurobond matured in December 2015 and has not been repaid.
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They really developed when we matured a lot over the last year.
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What I did like about Badr is that he showed he matured.
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Tech stock valuations are generally lower, and the technology market has matured.
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"I have matured and I admit responsibility for my actions," Burchill wrote.
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Valor I has matured and become a more responsible parent, Steinhaus said.
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But as technology matured over the next 40 years glitches became rarer.
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A three-year dollar bond issued in September 2010 has already matured.
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The dough is matured for at least 96 hours to develop flavor.
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We both matured a lot on our own, and needed that time.
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As Hadoop matured, it was adopted by half of the Fortune 50.
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After having gone through 2008, most of the artists here have matured.
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Unlike its matured counterparts, gin requires no additional aging time past distillation.
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As the internet TV services have matured, their pricing has as well.
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Tesla has matured during a period when the US market has boomed.
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As they matured, many had a clear sense that they were male.
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Divvying up an industry before it has matured risks stifling competition, though.
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As my experience in Berlin soured, my feelings about the tower matured.
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Uwe Horstmann: Entrepreneurs definitely matured a lot over the last few years.
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Defeat matured him "as a politician, policymaker and strategist" says Mr Garcé.
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Here's an interesting kind of observation about how the industry has matured.
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But Andrews said the FBI agent appeared to be discussing the bank examiner's knowledge of Wilmington's practice of "waiving" matured loans from public reporting, while the examiner appeared to be discussing Wilmington's reporting of matured loans directly to him.
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In South Korea, where e-sports first became a craze, it has matured.
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We've matured, gotten over the past, love each other and share deep respect.
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As I physically matured, every outfit had to pass a gauntlet of questions.
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This electoral cycle will show whether Latin America's middle classes have matured politically.
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The need for such advice has gone up as the market has matured.
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Apps that flag or block unwanted calls have matured and are solidly effective.
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But the launch industry hasn't matured as quickly as those companies had predicted.
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And, as the CDs matured, I rolled principal and profits into more CDs.
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"Only a few here have fully matured and hit their stride," he said.
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During that period, Hamilton matured and started to discover life away from racing.
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The military matured him and gave him a sense of competence, he said.
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The market has matured; institutional investors have more avenues to invest in cryptocurrencies.
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These stem cells, when exposed to the right molecules, matured into hair cells.
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Has he, against all odds, matured and become less of a sniveling prick?
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As his taste matured, "I've always admired classic, simple, elegant timepieces," he said.
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But as the young king matured into his 20s, he prepared to act.
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When my one-year CD matured, I renewed it for a second year.
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Underpinning the strategy is a recognition that the semiconductor business has largely matured.
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That Starbucks has matured to slightly pudgy middle age is its greatest success.
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"As it matured, it went well into the safe zone," Mr. Aboulafia said.
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"I think I've matured mostly as a person (since leaving Georgia)," Fields said.
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Traditionally, it should pick up the flavors of the oak it matured in.
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Rao said she hoped she has "matured" as a writer and a person.
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But as high school friends matured and moved forward, Mr. Comello spiraled downward.
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As the Bitcoin arena has matured, so to speak, so have the exchanges.
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Unfortunately, as the markets for PCs and cellphone chips matured, so did the stock.
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Real companies with pun names that have matured to exit were harder to pinpoint.
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What's also striking is how the protocol has matured and been updated over time.
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But as Twitter matured, and had its own apps, the company changed its stance.
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The company's products are mashed, fermented, distilled, matured and later bottled entirely in Kentucky.
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They matured into well-adjusted young adults who were kind and accepting of others.
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Fitch pointed to an example: A 30-year German bond that matured on Sept.
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Let's not kid ourselves and think of us as an old and matured civilization.
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"We Argentines have matured," Mr Macri insisted, and will thus recognise all this. Perhaps.
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Women are already a fully matured market in terms of size and economic spending.
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In the ensuing years, bitcoin has matured, become far less risible and grown massively.
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Some four-fifths of those followed to adulthood matured into gay or bisexual men.
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But as EVs matured, there were suddenly more options and ideas on the table.
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I've kinda matured more and I've learned how to sing a little more natural.
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As the internet and social businesses have matured, the value is the walled garden.
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The songwriting matured a bit and became something that was a bit more abstract.
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In high school, I matured and I grew to appreciate the way she was.
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A scruffy punk band at the outset, their sound matured from album to album.
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It's a show that's matured alongside popular awareness of the issues it deals with.
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He argues that it will yield large returns by the time it's fully matured.
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But the world of science has broadened and matured spectacularly since the late 1800s.
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By age 1, their bowels have matured enough that they can eat honey safely.
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"She has matured into one of the great actresses for the stage," he said.
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It's like they've matured, they've graduated college and now ... They're less sexy for reporters.
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But the festival, which attracted 22016,245 attendees last year, has matured into middle age.
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It has matured significantly under Sarah Murray, the Canadian-born coach hired in 2014.
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Prince William, now 35, has matured into a millennial dad on the world's stage.
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It's not exactly the Wild West anymore: Businesses and state-legal markets have matured.
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She's also matured into a cool-aunt persona for her legions of millennial fans.
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While many direct-to-consumer upstarts matured in 2019, other new ones are emerging.
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It was a little rough at launch, but matured into something memorable over time.
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However, since we wrote our first founders' letter, the company has evolved and matured.
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As the gallery matured it made sense to be at a more mature location.
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As we matured as people, things got better, and people started to accept me.
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By the film's third and final act, Chiron has matured into a reincarnation of Juan.
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"The antiestablishment movement we saw in 2010 has now matured in 2018," the strategist said.
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" TMZ reports Minaj has known Petty since they were teenagers and is "confident he's matured.
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But over the past year, Binance has matured and begun to offer more formalized services.
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What was a trend a decade ago has matured into something far more long lasting.
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While much of e-learning matured into mundanity, MasterClass has doubled down on celebrity glitz.
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The impression is that Trump has matured into an effective champion of the working class.
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The young females, apparently not worse for wear, produce the male's offspring once they've matured.
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"Bristol and Levi's relationship has evolved and matured over the past eight years," he continued.
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I just had to step back, and I think that's where I've matured a lot.
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The desktop 23D printing market has matured since those early post-RepRap Wild West days.
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" TMZ reported Minaj has known Petty since they were teenagers and is "confident he's matured.
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By then, Kevin Ferrell thought his son had matured and could handle the spotlight again.
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" TMZ reports Minaj has known Petty since they were teenagers and is "confident he's matured.
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Trump, in the brief time he has been president-elect, has not grown or matured.
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In the 18th and 19th centuries, cheese was often matured underground to develop the flavour.
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Now that Alexa has matured, Amazon has AI that could make its smartphone truly great.
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The countryside matured, sometimes in unhelpful ways because of the success of fire exclusion campaigns.
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Then, those were replaced by higher-end liquor as a person's palette — and income — matured.
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Fortunately, he learned from his mistakes and matured into the roles he had been assigned.
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And as the visual web matured, this problem seemed to be replicating itself yet again.
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He also maintains that government regulation has been overlooked as self-driving businesses have matured.
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But the label has seemed less fitting as he's matured into a multi-faceted artist.
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However, in this day and age, cocktail culture has matured and people have been accepting.
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The STATES Act at least shows that the political conversation surrounding cannabis has finally matured.
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Kostner says she had matured greatly since Sochi, deepening her understanding of movement and musicality.
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"While Facebook has certainly grown, I worry it has not matured," Representative Greg Walden said.
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However, as the race has matured, Ms. Harris has been outflanked in money and ideology.
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He's matured since then, for instance by asking fellow racers to not litter during races.
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However, since we wrote our first founders&apos letter, the company has evolved and matured.
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Quirks that appeared innocent in childhood grew darker and more serious as Mr. Ransom matured.
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As I matured as a woman, as a mother, as a wife, I'm not scared anymore.
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For example, a German sovereign bond with 30 years to original maturity recently matured on Sept.
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I wouldn't say that Bay has matured so much as he has, to his credit, excised
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The rise of Apple's annual buyback budget is simply a sign that the company has matured.
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Our style has matured to the point where we can transfer pure emotion onto the canvas.
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As I matured, Martin reruns continued to be an integral part of my television viewing experience.
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However, the composition of the score has changed a lot as public SaaS companies have matured.
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As Clinton's presidency matured, his days in the Oval Office typically began with a 9 a.m.
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But as the field of AI has matured, the test has lost much of its relevance.
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The breakthrough with bread wheat came last year, when several different academic and industry projects matured.
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Once the male giraffe has matured, he will be moved to another zoo to prevent inbreeding.
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"That's clear evidence the market hasn't matured," Mahaney told CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report " on Wednesday.
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But as he watched her struggle for years to stay clean, his knowledge of addiction matured.
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Reporting requirements particularly have risen as the industry has matured, due to investors demands and regulation.
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Since the Canadian band's start in 1995, the men of Nickelback have matured into major rockstars.
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But now that my palette has matured, I can categorically say that Ice Pops are trash.
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"Obviously I've developed a lot in the last few years, have matured a lot," she added.
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Digital imaging technology has matured, and that's led to a ton of very good digital cameras.
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And the question—can the girl "also be" that matured, future thing—assumes this same separation.
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Now, all that said, our industry, holistically, had matured into a bad space, in my opinion.
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That allowed traders to sell one-month futures contracts and make money as those contracts matured.
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The central bank repaid about 70 billion naira in matured bills on Thursday to boost liquidity.
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This system, controversial when it launched over a decade ago, has matured into an industry leader.
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That's especially tricky for alternative data, Shah said, as the consumption and use haven't fully matured.
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More likely, Apple has been waiting for the time that they feel the technology has matured.
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To some, the rush to build platforms is taking place long before the technology has matured.
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We were so naïve, I think we matured much later in life than young people today.
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Steinberg adds as Van Houten grew up ... her brain matured and she escaped Charles Manson's brainwashing.
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But, as his discipline and focus matured, the work sped up even though his ambitions grew.
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But the game revealed how much the young Rams (8-0) have matured from last season.
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In the mid-19th, the new art of photography matured, and with it new ars moriendi.
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So all of these developments over all of these years matured to lead to "Parasite" today.
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Two years later, the podcast industry has matured, and who has the No. 1 sports podcast?
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As I matured and grew capable of work, I took 12-hour shifts as a cook.
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Again, the fact that this one has matured more than the minimum has made it better.
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But she is still the bubbly character you see on TV. Her marriage has matured, too.
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Guangxi Non-Ferrous, a frequent issuer, failed to repay bonds that matured in February and April.
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In other words, you'd lose money from these bonds if you held them until they matured.
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The Gamblers have evolved a bit over the years—even matured—but a common thread remains.
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Then the payments stopped, she said, and her principal was not returned when the mortgage matured.
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It also had debt it ultimately proved unable to service, including $5 million in first-lien financing that matured in June 2017, $28 million (principal) in second-lien financing that matured last December and a mezzanine debt package with a balance now overdue of nearly $40 million.
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The cryptocurrency markets have matured in recent years, but there's still a lot that can go wrong.
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All of those points are likely valid, but miss the fundamental issue: the smartphone market has matured.
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The bank also repaid around 95.7 billion naira in matured treasury bills, to boost liquidity, traders said.
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I've grown and matured in so many ways and still have more learning and growth to do.
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Many of them are the same as us—lots of us live rurally, have grown, and matured.
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The central bank also withdrew MLF loans worth 130 billion yuan that matured in December, it said.
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Kodie Shane: I definitely think Young HeartThrob is more of a matured sound, down to the production.
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Their lungs, brains and other organs developed normally and they physically matured, gaining weight and growing wool.
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The model calculated that the male sharks matured at 25 years old and lived to be 130.
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But as I matured, I would have Dominican protagonists, Muslim protagonists, Pakistani protagonists—or all three combined.
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As those companies have matured, the value and durability of on-demand businesses remains a controversial topic.
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As Wilson's work matured, she took on the penultimate female role in America, that of first lady.
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"It's 2017, and these characters are different, but we haven't matured emotionally," Debra Messing told Entertainment Weekly.
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In 2017 MMA has finally matured as a business, and it's lineage and appeal are quintessentially global.
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But the star said these things happened when she was young and that she has since matured.
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Macquarie wants to exit as the fund in which it holds part of its stake has matured.
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His films were realistic and romantic, classic and innovative; his baroque leanings became starker as he matured.
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As legacy Facebook matured, these additions to its app portfolio helped drive user growth to new heights.
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But he has matured and is embracing his role as an ambassador for the British royal family.
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By "Overturn", any wistful hope from the first half of the record has matured into somber resolve.
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The tablet industry has matured but Apple still makes the best, cohesive and easy to use tablets.
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And in an anti-establishment moment, it has become clear that tech has matured into the establishment.
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We've matured now, to where we have product development teams that actually do research with the customer.
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Even so, Bar Charley has matured over time from a nice pub to a select eating place.
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He said that he had matured, that he had grown to understand the power of his voice.
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Like so many technologies that have come before it, the use cases have matured past military applications.
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After college, he moved to Los Angeles, where he adopted the Clippers and matured as an artist.
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By 2003, Bubbles had matured into an adult chimp and was sent to a California animal trainer.
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Naturally, as we have matured and become adults, the vast majority of us have revised this opinion.
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Clearly, she's come a long way since her Glee days, and her look has matured as well.
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Our relationship with Facebook has matured over the last few years, and, in some key ways, worsened.
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Mr. Cheung said he had matured since his days at the helm of big-time restaurant kitchens.
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Ms. Bouglione never lost her love of the circus, even as she matured into the family's doyenne.
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It's a spirited Western town that has grown (and matured) into a liberal, educated, cultural urban center.
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"We wanted to give unrestricted support for three years and hope the organizations matured," Mr. Osman said.
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Teenagers go through lots of emotions and have not yet matured even though they believe they have.
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It has matured, standards are being set, and the technology is on the verge of mass adoption.
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"The technology has matured since then, and the scanners today are faster, cheaper and smaller," he said.
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Hicks, a former first-round draft pick, did not argue with Girardi's assessment that he has matured.
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Patreon has already matured from a fledgling idealistic idea to a household name with 3 million users.
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The first flavor in the collection is a classic matured cheddar in the shape of a star.
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Has this resistance just not matured to the point where it's focused on those long-term ills?
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The fandom has swelled in size since HBO imagined Westeros for millions of viewers, but it's also matured.
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The simple spheres matured into 3D structures, fusing with other types of brain balls and sparking with electricity.
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Over the next couple of weeks, however, these cells seemingly matured and became integral for recalling the memory.
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However, the differences between particular Android versions have increasingly mattered less to consumers as the OS has matured.
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PCs have matured to such a degree these days that it's hard to find huge and obvious upgrades.
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As Kickstarter has matured, and many projects unfortunately proved to be disappointments, these factors have become increasingly important.
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"The market has matured but remains relatively uncharted," says Steve Roberts, PwC's head of private equity in Germany.
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Instead, they spotted some of the largest known galaxies had matured when the universe itself was still young.
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Of the 138 eggs they fertilized, only 11 embryos matured enough to eventually be transferred into monkeys' uteruses.
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Many have matured into stars, such as Son Heung-min (from Leverkusen) and Dele Alli (from Milton Keynes).
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I would do like a month with everybody in the house, just us and seeing if we matured.
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One could argue that it just comes down to the fact that both Bieber and Gomez have matured.
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So one kid has matured a bit faster and is a little better than the rest, so what?
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Mr Fico's generation of politicians matured during the wild capitalism of the 1990s, when looting was the norm.
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Our Jake source says the actor and YouTube sensation has matured a lot since this video was shot.
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A reinvention won't be easy though since the messaging space has matured significantly over the past few years.
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It's like he never matured past sixth grade, so his parents just bought him bigger and bigger toys.
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His three-year-old whiskies are being matured in casks made of wood other than the prescribed oak.
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So as a general rule, these companies have matured, they've deepened their offering, they've constructed more definable positions.
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Epstein's addition comes as Sound Ventures has matured in its approach and begun to look into new verticals.
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"The talks have quite matured," a senior Turkish procurement official told Defense News on the condition of anonymity.
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As a result, the security relationship has evolved, matured, and is probably at its highest point in history.
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A source told TMZ at the time that Paul had "matured a lot" since the video was recorded.
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It was a collective, a place where a generation of deft hands matured as artists and as people.
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Macquarie wants to cash out as the fund in which it holds part of its stake has matured.
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"While Facebook has certainly grown, I worry that it may not have matured," said committee Chairman Greg Walden.
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Once regarded mostly as sources of money for professional money managers, sovereign funds have matured into ambitious investors.
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As it has matured, IWasPoisoned has developed an unusual business model that reflects Mr. Quade's Wall Street roots.
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A sympathetic read sees a young man who has matured in over the past two years or so.
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She feels out of place among her classmates, some of whom have matured a lot faster than her.
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"Through good and bad times, they have grown and matured together creating a special bond that will last."
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Today, many voters see the Greens as a party that has matured while remaining true to its principles.
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Budget phones still use LCD, an older display technology that has greatly matured and still looks quite good.
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Japan has finally matured, shaking hands with its right hand while holding up a fist with its left.
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Yet increasingly that has matured into thoughtful efforts to channel the passion into a movement organized toward results.
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Despite adult trees producing plenty of seeds, researchers seldom found any new saplings, let alone newly matured trees.
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About $26 billion in matured savings bonds are in the U.S. Treasury and have yet to be redeemed.
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To the extent that a rise in inequality was sustained, it would gradually decline as new markets matured.
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Brent has provided critical leadership to take Uber to the next level as we matured as a company.
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"Kylie has matured a lot since becoming pregnant and is much less dramatic than when she was with Tyga."
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But I think it's actually a positive thing because the core OpenStack services — the core projects — have just matured.
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The pace has slowed recently, notably in America where the market has matured, but Europe is still bubbling away.
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Since then, the continent's startup scene has matured rapidly, and we're thrilled to be back in Berlin this December.
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But as we matured and grew up, the feelings I felt at 14 were confirmed over and over again.
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Wide Open, though, is matured and profound, but not steeped in platitudes; thoughtful while still maintaining a signature playfulness.
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Some say the deals never should have gained government approval because they squashed potential competitors before they fully matured.
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That industry has now matured, having reached critical mass, according to a new report from Flurry out this morning.
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Sixty years later, the Pentagon believes AI has matured enough to become a central plank of America's national security.
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Fitch calculates pro forma fixed-charge coverage of 8.6x for 49473H16, excluding the senior notes that matured on Aug.
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Analysis of her skeleton and teeth shows she had reached maturity, but not unlike chimpanzees, her species matured young.
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He appears to have matured plenty since then, so can he finally overcome the hurdle of big-name opposition?
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Wolfgang Gartner, whose early electro singles like "Illmerica" and "Undertaker," catapulted him to international fame, has rightfully matured too.
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The company made principal and interest payments worth 832.5 million yuan on 270-day commercial paper that matured Monday.
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And even though the boys have matured quite a bit over the last 20 years, their music still translates.
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The public perception of tech giants has matured as the 'costs' of their 'free' services have scaled into view.
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As Android has matured, differences between versions have shrunk, and having the very latest one has grown less important.
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To date, Intel Capital has invested $435 million in 90 Israeli companies, of which 30 have matured into exits.
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When I read Infinite Jest six years later, I'd matured enough to appreciate talent without becoming jealous or discouraged.
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Julian Draxler has matured and put a smile on the face of Germany's attacking play on the left wing.
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But after a decade on the market, sales are finally slowing down as innovation around the smartphone has matured.
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But as the sector has matured and technology developed, clients have moved to shorter, standard contracts offering lower margins.
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In recent years, as the smartphone industry has matured, Apple has been touting the growth of its services segment.
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It can't be said that Trump matured in office, becoming the statesman that old-guard Republicans claim they want.
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Rodriguez even suggested that being honest about his own uncertainty about retirement was a sign that he had matured.
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He believes her exemplary prison record proves she has matured and "strongly suggests" she won't commit further criminal acts.
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When crops matured, children would have to miss school to keep the monkeys away from the fields, he added.
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But in time its half-baked software matured and its idiosyncrasies became apparent for the smart touches they were.
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Drake knows his role as the closer's commander in a way that Gunna and Baby haven't matured into yet.
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Like its British ancestors, it comes in big barrel-shaped wheels that have been matured for around a year.
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Yet, despite all of these powerful signals and overarching goals, policy norms to support EV infrastructure have not matured.
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The sovereign last issued in July 2014 when it raised €1.5bn in notes which matured on 17 July 2017.
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Daughters of women who matured early typically started menstruating about 10 months sooner than girls with late-blooming mothers.
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Keys's mentality and physicality have matured in the past four years, allowing her to stay calm, composed and resourceful.
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And in group texts and face-to-face meetings, the co-stars realized they had matured, ever so slightly.
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What I admire the most is how she matured but never stopped viewing the world through rose-colored glasses.
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As China's economy has matured, stocks in its financials, technology and telecoms sectors have been particularly attractive to investors.
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It's a skill -- understanding how love transforms with age -- in his songwriting that's grown on Dorian as she's matured.
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Even as the items on it have matured, but I still make sure the list doesn't get too serious.
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China's economy has matured and can no longer match the sky-high growth rates of its go-go years.
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But as streaming-media sites like YouTube and Netflix matured, businesses built on the backs of older media dwindled.
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The smartphone market has matured to the point where the innovations are more incremental and that isn't where Apple shines.
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Sitting on The Breakfast Club Azealia Banks seems to have matured since the moments that people won't let escape her.
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Tabletop experiences have matured significantly, building exciting stories, challenging cooperative experiences and bridging the gap to today's app-obsessed world.
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As part of what I considered a measured profile I included the comments and noted how his character had matured.
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As I matured into a high school pitcher and then attended Harvard, I knew I had great teammates behind me.
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Here's hoping that in the next instalment both Spider-Man and the creative team behind him have matured a little.
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Chinese giants have stayed out of America; Europe fell under the spell of Silicon Valley before Chinese tech had matured.
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The label on the dark-colored glass bottle said the whiskey was distilled in 1878 and matured for 27 years.
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Suzzy Konje and Tony Wakaiga are both 18, but their "passion for each other has aged has matured like wine."
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It's no coincidence, then, that as the user-facing side of Snapchat matured, its advertising efforts also reached new heights.
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As these programs have matured, these firms have recognized the long-run value of engaging the alumni of their programs.
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If you hold on to your phone for a few years, you'll be ready to upgrade once 5G has matured.
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But when those assets matured, the liabilities remained (the average lifespan of existing German life-insurance policies is 20 years).
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This is just another sign we're going full circle before the end but only this time, our characters have matured.
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As Apple's screen mending has matured, its prices have dropped to $129 to $149, depending on screen size, from $229.
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I had been heavy since childhood; I matured very early and started 'dieting' when I was in about fourth grade.
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If you've been using a Mac, you might be intrigued by Windows 10, now that it's in a matured state.
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At the same time, CVCs have also matured, expanded and increased their share of total investment dollars deployed each year.
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Arguably, the Indian market has matured, wages have increased and there are no longer huge cost savings to be made.
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Sun said much of the debt was incurred to build expressways, and accumulation would slow as the road network matured.
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Analysis of her skeleton and teeth shows that she had reached maturity, but not unlike chimpanzees, her species matured young.
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Perhaps as surprising as this modest wine, Mr. Cornelissen over the years has also evolved, and his winemaking has matured.
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A matured market means upgrade cycles have slowed down, as more users are choosing to hold onto handsets for longer.
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As our online networks of friends have grown larger and the social media companies have matured, the feeds have evolved.
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I think my mom had simply matured past the point of allowing herself to be with that kind of man.
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Danny was one of the good kids, and I watched him cultivate other interests outside of skateboarding as he matured.
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"This is our castle," Liu says, motioning to the citadel-like building where the whisky is made, matured, and tasted.
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Over his long career, Rubinstein matured as an artist and altered his thinking about many of the works he played.
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There they bought a falling-down farmhouse that they refurbished, building sculptures into the walls, while Carrington's art quickly matured.
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Poet Artist stands as a marvelous pop-formalist jewel, and evidence that Jonghyun had matured into a supreme pop polymath.
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As Strand matured he embraced a social and documentary role for photography that was at odds with Stieglitz's modernist aims.
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It's an intriguing moment when a man and his fans appeared to have matured in their relationship with each other.
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To curb demand while its single-malt whisky matured, the distillery began producing an award-winning Isle of Harris Gin.
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But their relationship suffered, she said, as they took on the responsibilities of parenthood before they had fully matured themselves.
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EMS has since matured into the nation's front line of healthcare, but it's not reflected in the laws governing it.
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Regardless of how the changes externally look in each new scene, internally you should be becoming better and more matured.
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Now a husband and the father of a young son, Radulov insisted he had matured since his time in Nashville.
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As the market matured, his interest was piqued in developing technologies that could ascertain the quality of various cannabis products.
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Should we not do the same for those who have now matured and are running for or hold public office?
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In the years since the Winter's Diary series matured, and she did too, sprawling into four installments documenting her growth.
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He received regular interest payments, but when the loan matured in October 43, he got back none of his principal.
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He's now 3653, his once-wild mop of dark hair is noticeably graying at the sides, his bearing has matured.
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The bond's covenant might require the bank to pay back 100 cents on the dollar to its holders when it matured.
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Over time, our thinking on 'what are the most attractive ones?' and 'in what order do we tackle them?' has matured.
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"It matured our relationship very quickly because we had only been dating for about a year and a half," says Sarena.
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Anderson says that as the streaming market has matured, apps now have more artwork and other CPU-intensive content than ever.
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There is some disagreement over just how influential peer-to-peer lending is in China as the auto market has matured.
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Jake Snider: I feel like we've matured a lot, and got better at playing and better at writing together after that.
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Since then, the market for Kickstarter games has matured somewhat, with recognizable names and established studios dominating the most-funded charts.
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Concerns in this area have been developing over the past several years as the iPhone has matured as a development platform.
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But as the market has evolved and matured, so too have the games that manage to raise a lot of cash.
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If you want a sign that Google hasn't matured as a hardware company, look no further than all OF those leaks.
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As the company matured, Boback created an "ops room," where Tiversa analysts probed the Data Store for files related to clients.
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Po has to confront some fairly grown-up ideas in this installment — the character has certainly matured over the three films.
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Since then, they have matured and refined their craft, winning a silver and a bronze world championship medal along the way.
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"South Kensington was where you tried things out, and brought it to St James's if it matured," says one Christie's insider.
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While generalized here as "young," each photographer here has emerged with a fully matured style of image making all their own.
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His firms took out more than 12,500 loans during a nine-year period; at times, 20 of them matured each day.
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As they expanded and matured, industry watchers say that simple fact left its imprint on each company's DNA and hiring mentality.
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Shipments have declined over the past year as the market has matured, and Apple is particularly dependent on its iPhone business.
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As those markets have matured, as we've seen with others, entrepreneurs are having to solve more difficult problems to get ahead.
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Vice President El Aissami said a $1.2 billion payment on PDVSA's 2017N bond that matured on Thursday had already been transferred.
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However, Supercell also saw revenues and profits decline in 21 for the second year in a row as its franchises matured.
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The pair raised a female chick called Tango, who also formed a same-sex nesting relationship once she matured to adulthood.
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While summer dresses, tops, and even skirts have matured with me, shorts, just don't seem to be made for adult women.
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Wang said 217 billion yuan worth of Medium-term Lending Facility (MLF) loans matured on Thursday, draining cash from the market.
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Furthermore, January's sell-off probably also reflected redemptions of 29 billion pounds of the 1.75 percent gilt that matured on Jan.
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To get this far, Syndergaard overcame small ailments this summer and, along the way, matured into one of baseball's best starters.
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Now that the business has matured and I've built a team around it, I generally work about 60 hours a week.
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Morrow's perspective on his sobriety, now going on eight years, has matured and become more lighthearted as his career has progressed.
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"Drugs" is pretty and upbeat, and it shows a matured side to Uffie's songwriting (understandably—her last track came in 2011).
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He sees himself as someone they can emulate, someone who made plenty of bad choices but matured and turned things around.
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But Facebook and its leader have finally matured past the incredulous dismissals and paralysis that characterized its response to past scandals.
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However, he said the company's long-term goal is to double sales in mobile consumer electronics despite a matured smartphone market.
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Where Rauschenberg developed as an iconoclast quickly and precociously, Bissière matured very slowly, going through multiple phases of development and experimentation.
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As I matured, I barely saw myself reflected in the faith that had meant so much to me as a girl.
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But even as the campaign matured and his fund-raising gathered strength, national Democrats did not lend the help he needed.
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Just how much Venezuelan politics, and Mr. Petkoff, had matured since then was apparent from an anecdote he told about himself.
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Over the past week, Mr. Sánchez has come across as a leader who has matured after returning from the political wilderness.
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He said that as his voice had matured, he was finding it harder to dispatch flights of rapid-fire Rossinian passagework.
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As China's economy has matured, its officials have increasingly talked about improving regulation and enforcement, and better protecting trademarks and patents.
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The side of Rockwell that had never matured left him uncommonly dependent on validation from others, maybe now more than ever.
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Direct-to-consumer companies matured in 2019, moving from short-term goals like consumer acquisition to long-term objectives like profitability.
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But planning for the strike matured in the wake of the U.S. contractors' death last week that Washington blamed on Iran.
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Having utterly matured the world of wearable fitness devices, however, the industry has moved on to the next bit frontier: sleep.
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In her apology, Cabello said she had matured in recent years and now regrets not knowing the impact her comments made.
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She&aposs also seen the introduction of vape pens, and as the industry has matured, she&aposs seen regulations tighten up.
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What's so hard today for founders is that the Valley has indeed matured, and all these consultants and more are available.
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The industry appears to have matured, and entrepreneurs are now looking for novel ways to take crowdsourcing to the next level.
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Mr. Miller was a diminutive actor with an authentic Bronx accent and youthful good looks that later matured into craggier features.
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Over time, moreover; my tone has matured; I would not express myself the same way today as I did in college.
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But sources close to the family said their recent windfall came from stocks and other investments that had matured since Haydon's death.
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The monetary authority sold 620.930 billion pesos ($25.77 billion) in Lebacs, compared with the 615.877 billion pesos' worth of securities that matured.
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Pagey has changed and matured over the years, from an emoji, to a full-size cardboard box, to becoming a real Dutonian.
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As the global supply chain matured, market pressures drove American companies to offshore their work to other countries that offered inexpensive labor.
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But lately, software and hardware have matured to the point where low-power chips are pretty good at handling typical computing tasks.
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The monetary authority sold 620,930 billion pesos ($25.77 billion) in Lebacs, compared with the 615,877 billion pesos' worth of securities that matured.
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They have been up in arms since the firm refused to honour a $700m Islamic bond, or sukuk, that matured in October.
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Mexico City, where 500's operations are located, has matured, but other cities still lack strong mentor networks and other necessary resources.
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CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski recently said he thinks the firm has matured to a level where it could launch an initial public offering.
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Or do you remember him as the matured star who helped iconic club FC Barcelona to a rare championship treble in 23?
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And it's put the lie to one of the biggest political myths in American history: the legend of How American Conservatism Matured.
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Hurricane Michael has matured, developed an eye, and is gathering strength as it churns on a direct path towards the Florida Panhandle.
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The iPhone has transformed Apple over the past dozen years, providing about 60 percent of revenue, but the smartphone market has matured.
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"At that point, material science had matured," Mike Gold, the director of operations and business growth at Bigelow Aerospace, told The Verge.
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Tsitsipas began the year just inside the world's top 100 but has matured into a one of the sport's most dangerous newcomers.
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Matured 2-4 weeks, its mouthfeel is as velvety as it gets; buttery cow's milk plus added cream make sure of that.
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However, as millennials have aged and matured, perceptions have evolved, revealing a cautiously optimistic generation grounded in realistic expectations of the workforce.
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Most experts believed that these private networks would continue to grow as computer technology matured and would exist alongside the open, internet.
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Steve Sanders started the show as a spoiled rich kid, but eventually matured enough to run his own newspaper, the Beverly Beat.
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Jude, once a saintly child, has matured into a likably messy gay teen-ager, far better than any mere empowering role model.
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As the equity rally has matured, stocks have started to move independently from one another, which active managers say creates new opportunities.
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But as the smartphone has matured, it's becoming increasingly clear that the world's biggest mobile-device makers are thinking about what's next.
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The motion claims Rad "fully participated in the valuation process" of Tinder, and then decided to cash out before Tinder's business matured.
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The financial liabilities subject to restructuring will be matured for a total of five years, with two years of non-refundable principal.
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Moscow insists the bond which matured in December 2015 is sovereign debt and should never have been included in the restructuring plan.
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As the collective matured, so did new talents, with many of the women, including Anyanwu, adding "-writer" to their title of performer.
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Meanwhile, his football cohort matured from a crew of bench warmers into starters on some of the best teams in Yale history.
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"The Goodwill Games were largely spun off of Cold War tensions — I'm not sure that its narrative matured beyond that," he said.
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All that surface area led to a lot of caramelization, to a depth of flavor that held through as the stew matured.
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"He was always very technical, but he matured slower than his colleagues," Daniel Pavan, the goalkeeping coach at Internacional, told ESPN Brazil.
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Our home matured as our children did, and continued to possess the DNA of the go-to house for a new generation.
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"She's really matured a lot and she has a better balance of playing the right shot at the right time," he said.
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Russia filed a lawsuit against Ukraine in February at London's High Court demanding repayment of the Eurobond, which matured on Dec. 20.
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USA Hockey, the national governing body, and the N.H.L. have remained on the sidelines as professional women's hockey matured in recent years.
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Today, China's growth has matured, and many companies no longer use Hong Kong as a gateway into the world's No. 2 economy.
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Admittedly, our first effort at supporting solar was less than successful, but the industry has matured dramatically in a few short years.
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One thing most pedophiles have in common: They discover, usually as teenagers, that their sexual preferences have not matured like everyone else's.
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Starting with hand-harvested Parellada and Macabeo grapes, Dominio de los Duques is matured in the bottle for more than 12 months.
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Policymakers would accomplish this by simply reducing the amount of money that would be reinvested when various Treasury and mortgage securities matured.
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"I feel like I really matured as a person, after seeing what I've gone through and reflecting on it," Mr. Lake said.
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This time, in a sign of how far South Korea's democracy has matured, peaceful crowds achieved their goal without a single arrest.
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Projects once deemed largely conceptual have matured into well-thought-out capital infrastructure projects that show meaningful return on investment, he says.
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Ms. Huddy said she did not feel offended or threatened, but said she had matured and now would have rejected his affections.
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But as those companies have matured and prepare to go public, the easy opportunities for disrupting old-line industries are drying up.
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Now that digital media has matured, digital journalists have dropped the we're-just-happy-to-be-published attitude that once sustained them.
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BMW's i3 mini and an earlier Audi e-Tron failed to shift large volumes, but the electric-car market has matured since.
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Yet however much Hong Kong has matured under Chinese rule, it is clear that the motherland does not yet trust it to behave.
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The Hong Kong event, while only in its fifth year, has matured as Asian collectors quickly become more important to the art market.
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"The coverage never changed, it never progressed, it never matured," Conway, who serves as counselor to the President, told radio host Sean Hannity.
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Russia filed the lawsuit against Ukraine at London's High Court in February demanding repayment of the Eurobond, which matured in December last year.
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"Now Hong Kong has matured and it's this nightmare scenario for a mature adult state to be forced to live with its parents."
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The carefree attitude that made her so relatable in her twenties has matured into a relaxed posture that's kept her down-to-earth.
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I just wish it had matured into something more than a mash-up, or was given space to play out its best ideas.
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I observed how the others loved Forrister's enthusiasm and curiosity — and saw through their eyes how he's matured into being his own man.
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But the Engine was designed for text-only interactions and the bot ecosystem has matured so quickly that the technology has become outdated.
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E-scooter companies have matured some and investors are more aware of the steep costs of building and scaling these hardware-heavy businesses.
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The monetary authority sold 467.623 billion pesos ($27.11 billion) in Lebac securities, compared with the 532.022 billion pesos worth of securities that matured.
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The industry has seen increasing consolidation, as sales growth in smartphones and personal computers has slowed and the demand for chips has matured.
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Venezuela failed to pay the principal when the bonds matured in August and also missed two interest payments this year, the complaint says.
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In China, Chan says, 'sea turtles' had significant influence in the 2000s, but as the tech sector matured, their advantages became less unique.
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The monetary authority sold 335.254 billion pesos ($19.20 billion) in Lebac securities, compared with the 379.850 billion pesos worth of Lebacs that matured.
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I think we've matured and we're more self-aware of what we're putting out there and that what we're doing can hurt people.
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Over time the system has improved, the players have become comfortable with its rules, and the market for the housing credit has matured.
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"As I've matured, I went from looking at the ground to holding my head high," says one of the people in the video.
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The wild and the settled were untangled into separate realms, routine burning on the landscape yielded to internal combustion, and firefighting agencies matured.
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Tillerson charted Exxon's future based on the idea that, as developing economies matured, the demand for fossil fuels would continue growing for decades.
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Unlike Presidents Clinton, Bush or Obama, President Trump now also counts on a fully matured, national conservative media to back up his stories.
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We all will hopefully have matured from when we were 12 years old, and all of us had bad days at that age.
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Image: Takashi Tsuji, RIKENAfter the tissues matured and differentiated, they were transplanted onto the skin of living hairless mice, where they developed normally.
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The monetary authority sold 13 billion pesos ($20.72 billion) in Lebac securities, compared with the 492.878 billion pesos' worth of securities that matured.
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They are composed according to the tradition of perfumers, the artisanal process of extraction, matured from aromatic herbs, seeds, bark, flowers and spices.
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Furthermore, the private market has matured to establish well-developed secondary markets that are capable of providing liquidity to founders, employees and investors.
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"We liked…that the business has matured into a new platform with very strong technology behind it," said TLcom Capital Partner, Ido Sum.
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When fathers matured early, boys tended to develop pubic hair almost one year ahead of boys with fathers who went through puberty late.
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But he has matured since those early years, say his defenders, becoming a vocal advocate for mental health awareness and for other charities.
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Over five seasons, Ms. Taylor's Paige has matured from a supporting role in this cable drama into a major, and surprisingly polarizing, character.
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Aunty and Uncle married as strangers, but the initial awkwardness of the situation matured into one of most genuinely happy marriages I've witnessed.
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By contrast, Maezawa has in recent years surrounded himself with lieutenants as the business has matured, said Michael Causton, an analyst at JapanConsuming.
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"He matured before he came back to the prime ministership in 2012," said Hiroshi Nakanishi, a professor of international politics at Kyoto University.
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By November 2012, our bonds – now with about five years to go before they matured – were selling for 95.7% of their face value.
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Part of this would come from revenues or through swapping bonds that had matured in recent years or were due to this year.
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As she performed her overlong set, filling the NRG with sound, it was impossible to tell whether her voice had changed or matured.
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Amazon Lending isn't the best bet for many businesses once they've matured, especially as competition emerges from companies including PayPal, Square and Kabbage.
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The show took a realistic approach to modern family life, and we saw the younger generations become key characters as the show matured.
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"We're not doing fun rides, simply because the technology hasn't matured yet, and we don't want to risk anything so extreme," he said.
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With Everywhere Disappeared, though, he's matured—even since his recent Don't Come in Here (2016)—tackling heavier themes, like class, failure, and routine.
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Yet such thinking has changed recently as a16z has grown and the operating functions that it uses to support its portfolio companies have matured.
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The IPO window that never closes The growth of Windows has slowed as Microsoft's mobile platform goals have faded and the PC market matured.
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It shows that HTML5 may have finally matured to the point that the mobile web standard is worthy of competing with native mobile games.
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That said, as Google's mobile OS has matured, Android updates are less about big, sweeping changes and more focused on refining what's already there.
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DC: To be honest, it's just an exhausting job, and it got to the point where the business had matured to a certain point.
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The stocks of those two initially launched with a sputter but saw dramatic gains throughout 2016 as the sector matured and returns were favorable.
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Sullivan previously worked on security at Facebook before joining Uber in 2015 and had been credited with tightening Uber's security as the company matured.
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As the internet industry has matured, the companies that used to be tiny start-ups at the mercy of the networks are now heavyweights.
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Now, Rogers says, the tech has matured to the point that it's time for the company to start showing off the progress it's made.
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The industry has matured a great deal since Bancor held its TGE in June, 2017 and yet still has a tremendous way to go.
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Now, still volunteer-run, but more smoothly than ever, the festival has matured into what might be among the city's best events and envoys.
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A lot of their issues had to do with their age difference, but she's matured a lot even in the past year or so.
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At the start, I felt bored, but as the game's matured, and I've realized that the mechanic really had legs, real enthusiasm took over.
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But both Nick and Ninja have matured into something that you rarely find in online gaming: a role model — and it's had an effect.
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The good news ... Okafor says he's grown and matured as a person since that incident -- and he's essentially stayed out of trouble ever since.
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The borrower also had a second HK$1.1bn club that also matured in October, but both were fully repaid with cash and bilateral loans.
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Shane Coughlan, OpenChain general manager, says as the project has matured, this a logical point for three large technology companies to come on board.
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As Apple has matured, Cook has done a pretty good job signaling to Wall Street that it was no longer a hyper-growth story.
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There is no question that the Pitch Perfect films have evolved (if not necessarily matured) in the years since the original movie's 2012 bow.
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In September, they were finally matured enough to make their public debut: There are only an estimated 250 Malayan tigers left on the planet.
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" In recent years, says Black, "He seemed like he had matured and gotten a little less cunning but he never lost that [adventurous] spirit.
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That policy had become antiquated over time, as a16z has grown and the operating functions that support its portfolio companies have matured, he said.
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The king who acceded to the throne as a young man cut a quite different figure from the somber monarch into which he matured.
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They were traded for non-transferable notes that a previous government owed to the central bank and matured at the start of the year.
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What made it even harder was that Douglas's body had matured, and so flipping and twisting were not as simple as they once were.
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"A lot of tech companies have matured over the last five or 260 years, so you are seeing more dividends pop up," said Hodel.
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As the market has matured it is now possible to upgrade or reposition completed assets, thereby avoiding the significant risks of ground-up development.
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They already suspect that much of the overseas cash in an 8.75 billion ringgit chunk that matured in mid-February has left the country.
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Whether it ever got any better than that, whether Owen became less instinctive and burdened by expectations as he matured — that is another matter.
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We have matured since the early days of "Yes, We Can" to understand the world and progress as more complex than we did before.
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But as the industry matured and biodiesel production boomed – to 28503 billion gallons in 22019 – so did the tax credit's cost through lost revenue.
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I usually base my ideas on scientific research that has matured far enough that it is beginning to get published in peer-reviewed journals.
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In March, Mr. Burchill was across the street from the Empress when he decided to send the letter, emphasizing how much he had matured.
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Though in her early years, Fine composed in a dissonance-saturated language of hard-edged contours and jagged counterpoint, she mellowed as she matured.
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So usually around four or five weeks it's matured enough as a larva that it needs to pupate—like a butterfly needs a chrysalis.
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At Aamanns 1921 that means smorrebrod — Denmark's traditional open-faced sandwich, adorned with fixings that include marinated herring, matured cheese, kohlrabi and pickled onions.
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My money would grow at a set rate, but I wouldn't be able to access it until my CD "matured" after a certain term.
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Legacy companies like GE or Ford matured slowly, unlike Amazon which rocketed to its current heavyweight status in a much shorter span of time.
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It consisted of a giant mobile made up of dozens of ordinary objects — all Communist red — used by the two sexes as they matured.
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Price manipulation in the cryptocurrency space is "unavoidable" but will disappear once the market has matured, the head of cryptocurrency firm NEM said Tuesday.
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But as conceptual art has matured, it's also encompassed a wider variety of forms and possibilities, becoming more elaborate, more popular and more costly.
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As the technology has matured, researchers have found that breast-feeding seems to have an outsize impact, populating the baby's microbiome with good bacteria.
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While it's all well and good to reminisce about the glory days of Vine, it's worth asking whether we'd still love Vine if it matured.
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The uterus may have just not moved forward as the woman matured, or in Kouzoukas' case, scarring from endometriosis could cause the uterus to shift.
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Once they've sufficiently matured, the eggs are harvested by puncturing the vaginal walls with a needle that goes into the ovaries and removes the eggs.
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Both matured in German football, Pulisic spending four years at Borussia Dortmund before heading for Chelsea this summer and McKennie plying his trade at Schalke.
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That starting lineup matured into a small-ball powerhouse—the notorious Death Lineup—leveraging Draymond Green's inexhaustible versatility to mow down everything in their path.
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The field has matured considerably since Coley first shot his dying patient full of a dangerous bacteria, crossed his fingers, and hoped for the best.
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Voice recognition technology — specifically far-field — has matured and seen significant improvements in performance in tandem with the consumer's growing comfort with talking to machines.
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As membership grew and the company matured, it even started to offer travel packages, where private jets could fly members to New Orleans or Cuba.
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"The communities in the last two to three years have really matured," says Kevin Kimsa, general partner at ScaleUP Ventures, a venture fund in Toronto.
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Mobile gaming, which continues to be the fastest growing form of gaming, matured further this year with apps like Fortnite and PUBG, says App Annie .
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The loans in question were structured as Eurobonds issued by Ukraine, the terms of which were governed by English law, and which matured in 2015.
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At 28, he's matured from a stat-stuffing albatross to an authentic All-Star and, if he continues at this rate, an All-NBA center.
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If electronic music has matured in the last 20 years, Richard D. James Album is a childhood snapshot of the wild imagination we all outgrow.
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In fact, it's since matured from off-duty (or post-gym Swiftian) to something you can wear to work or other more buttoned-up functions.
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Content management software has been around for more than 20 years but, strangely for such a large ($190 billion) industry, it has only recently matured.
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Cryptojacking only really coalesced as a class of attack about six months ago, but already the approach has evolved and matured into a ubiquitous threat.
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The smartphone is still as awesome as ever, but it has matured — even replacing the PC as the base computing device in many people's lives.
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That will be tricky, as the smartphone market and the iPhone business — which has driven most of Apple's growth over the past decade — has matured.
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Traders said money market rates trended downwards after the monetary authority on Thursday repaid around 200 billion naira worth of open market bills that matured.
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But with few significant oil discoveries in the past 10 years, production has fallen to roughly half that as old fields have matured and died.
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After a legislative fix in 2003, the market recovered and matured, and seniors this year will have over 3,000 Medicare Advantage plans to choose from.
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But while Curry has physically matured since his days at Davidson — Golden State lists him at 6-3, 185 pounds — he still wrestles with behemoths.
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On the other hand the London startup & VC ecosystem has matured and brought up amazing funds and entrepreneurs to back the next generation of founders.
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When the bonds mature and must be repaid, the government simply rolls over the debt by selling new bonds to pay for the matured bonds.
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Mike Pompeo was a perfect choice to lead State — a man of values and service, a leader who matured in an adjacent, mission-oriented institution.
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In this period starting from 2003 to today, state governors have legitimately matured in the understanding of their power through books like former Texas Gov.
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Scotch lovers prize aged and ultra-aged whiskies, which can be matured for more than 50 years in order to develop their elegant flavor profiles.
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His coaches believed he had a chance to rival Barrs as the best player in the area during their senior seasons if he matured physically.
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Until now, none of her investments have matured, but she worries about whether she can actually withdraw her profits, much less get back the principal.
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Now that the internet and app space have matured, chatbots give content providers and service providers a sustainable, direct line of access to their customers.
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She began with teenybopper pop, but she matured into styles that appealed to an older audience, especially during her marriage to the songwriter Michel Berger.
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It's a threshold to cross into official adulthood, a sign that you've matured beyond the simple soap-and-water style of laissez-faire shower skincare.
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While the craft side of the spirits industry has since matured — these days even the smallest distilleries have sophisticated media strategies — I still enjoy it.
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"They showed that they matured on the big stage, that they can challenge the best players in the world and win against them," Djokovic added.
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They also illustrate how much Mr. Stupak has matured as both chef and restaurateur since he left a career in pastry to tackle Mexican food.
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She said in an interview that she changed her views because she thought Mr. Trump and his campaign had "matured" over the past several months.
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The move comes days after Singapore-listed Noble said it would not make the redemption payment for its $379 million bonds which matured on Tuesday.
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In a separate statement, the company said it had fully redeemed S$75 million ($56 million) 7 percent notes that matured on July 6, 2016.
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If your baby is not fully developed and you have mild preeclampsia, the disease can often be managed at home until your baby has matured.
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As they matured, Google and the rest turned out much like other big companies, seeking to establish de facto monopolies and milking them for their shareholders.
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Gordon, the restaurateur behind Bodega El Capricho in Jiménez de Jamuz, Spain, says he can tell — to within a week — when his animals have matured sufficiently.
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For spreadsheets and presentations, it's the same suspects from Apple, Google, and Microsoft, which have all matured impressively well on iOS (and mobile platforms in general).
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It's a little more matured in a lot of ways and it does feel more connected in a lot of ways and a little more raw.
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More notably, he essentially waxed poetic about how he had matured, evolved, and became renewed by going through the experience of nearly fucking up his family.
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His supporters say he has matured, and that his record as Mexico City's well-liked mayor from 2000 to 2005 shows that he was always pragmatic.
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That they could do so and still prosper was thanks to years of nurturing young talents from Europe's lesser clubs, who have now matured into stars.
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Flurry didn't theorize why this could be, but it's possible the Pokémon effect is one factor here, as is the fact that games themselves have matured.
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With a matured Bolt looking as focused as ever, we're guessing we're going to see more of his signature celebration, which has a pretty interesting backstory.
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Even as Android has matured and game release dates have been closer to each other, it still hasn't come out as the leading mobile game platform.
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And with the imminent arrival of iPad OS, it feels like premium tablets have matured to a point where they can frequently replace a traditional laptop.
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Congressional leaders should act swiftly to make this rule permanent and to implement additional policies to keep these startups in the country once they have matured.
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Rebecca Black should have NO trouble finding someone to get down with her on Fridays -- or any other day -- once everyone sees how she's uh ... matured.
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The regulator also injected about 168 billion naira in matured open market operation (OMO) treasury bills into the system on Thursday, raising money market liquidity levels.
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As the characters have matured, the show's sense of purpose has solidified, its jokes are smoother, because the people delivering those jokes are more complete characters.
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"This important one-off exercise is dedicated to the clearance of the backlog of matured foreign exchange obligations," the ministry of transportation said in a statement.
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The Korean chef created a coconut kabocha squash glazed doughnut filled with matured banana compote and topped with fried mochi, candied pumpkin seeds, and yuzu zest.
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The plants, germinated in a greenhouse before they were transplanted outside, grew from a short-season garden corn variety that matured in less than 2117 days.
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Rob Weiss from Lockheed's Skunk Works said such a plane probably won't fly for 30 years, but the technologies need to be tested and "matured" now.
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"Bank of Tanzania would like to inform the public that TIB Corporate will continue to provide all banking services, including payment of matured obligations," it said.
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He adds that this EP is different from any music they've previously released: "It's matured a lot, because all of us are growing up," Porter says.
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Or, you can have an amazing crust with really good toppings—like a perfectly matured pineapple that's been handled nicely—and it's going to be delicious.
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In that respect, the show has matured along with its characters as they enter new phases in their lives (marriage, parenthood), if, thankfully, not too much.
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And I think that's one of the things that I've realized as I've matured, and become more clear in my head of what that equates to.
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"This is not the case with hybrids that open up when the cob has matured, thus making them prone to decay due to moisture," he said.
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So hot that you stopped mocking the pinkness of Dr Alex on Love Island for a bit because your skin had matured to a withered puce.
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The smartphone is still as awesome as ever, but it has matured, and even replaced the PC as the base computing device in many people's' lives.
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When this episode aired, Thompson hadn't yet matured into the movie star she'd become, and Jackie got a fair amount of fan hate back in 2005.
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As the airline matured, non-Florida routes were largely cut as the airline shifted its focus back on the Sunshine State and closed its DC base.
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As my practice has matured, I don't feel like I have to buy into the façade of empowerment by engaging with one side of the conversation.
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For years, a bipartisan consensus had held that as China's economy matured and became more integrated into the global system, the government would change its behavior.
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"That's the tool and letting the matured assets run off is going to be an automatic process until they get to the new normal," Hogan said.
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And as the election cycle has matured, that initial assessment has proven generally correct -- with most nonpartisan political handicappers agreeing that the Senate is in play.
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"Now I have matured I think I would say, 'Woah, no,' but at the time I was younger and I was a little shocked," she said.
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Today, Mexican manchego shares very little with its Spanish namesake, as it is made with cow&aposs milk and is usually matured for a shorter time.
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Cocktail customers have matured since then, and Mr. Achatz suspects that less indoctrination into the unique ways of the bar will be needed in New York.
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Shares of the social media giant dropped 523% after the company warned of slowing growth as its business matured and reported a surge in quarterly expenses.
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Founded in 1998 by Berkeley postgrads who wanted to rate Jackie Chan movies, Rotten Tomatoes matured into a powerhouse by proving its usefulness to corporate America.
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At almost 16 years old, Facebook has matured into a large organization that is increasingly grappling with the law of large numbers and decelerating growth rates.
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Such options have become increasingly delusional as the North's missile program has matured over the past decade, and should now be unequivocally taken off the table.
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The sport utility segment has matured so that all of those sedan varieties can still be had, with practicality and a raised ride height to boot.
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The sport utility segment has matured so that all of those sedan varieties can still be had, with practicality and a raised ride height to boot.
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Arthur Chatto — son of Princess Margaret's daughter, Sarah Chatto — has matured since his days as Queen Elizabeth's page boy and he has the selfie to prove it.
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When Apple launches its much-anticipated 9693th anniversary iPhone this fall, it will offer an unwitting lesson in how much the smartphone industry it pioneered has matured.
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The prefrontal cortex isn't fully matured until about age 25, meaning that very young kids simply lack the basic tools to even try to regulate their emotions.
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"Yeah, well I was going through a really weird time then, but I've matured a lot," Portman replies sweetly before filling Bennett in on her life now.
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"UAA appears to have matured past its high-growth phase, while still enjoying its high-growth multiple," analyst Simeon Siegel wrote in a note to clients Monday.
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Not to judge others, but drugs are not my thing, stop putting me in that box just because u dont understand the way my body has matured.
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"The technology has finally matured to the point where airlines aren't as apprehensive to pick the latest generation technology," Jason Rabinowitz, director airline research at Routehappy, said.
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They've matured in the internet age and have a unique understanding that being at the forefront of any movement sadly means such insults are far too common.
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"He has matured," insists Rafael De Dávila, a previously PAN-voting electrical engineer in Escobedo, a suburb of Monterrey, the state capital of fast-growing Nuevo León.
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But each game on that list has remained at the top of the App Store for years, and they've each matured into massive and stable revenue-generators.
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"He's still fiery, but he's also matured, and now he's got the job of helping the next generation do the same," his longtime coach, Tony Roche, said.
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"I feel like I've matured a lot and humor has definitely improved and I just keep doing what I want to do," he told PEOPLE last year.
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In one popular interpretation of comics history, American superhero comics started out as simple, pandering stories for kids, but have matured and become more sophisticated over time.
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She's emerged from two fire baths unscathed, commanded the respect of and support of powerful armies, and her reptilian babes have matured into straight-up killing machines.
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Lockheed Martin's F-35 Communications Director Mike Rein told Reuters the aircraft maker had always expected the jets would get progressively better as design and software matured.
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Multiple sources previously told PEOPLE Gomez's family was concerned about the on-again romance and that Bieber was determined to show her loved ones he had matured.
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Winter's an actress who's shown considerable growth and range as the show has matured, so we'd love to see her stretch her wings in a bigger role.
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After it ended its quantitative easing programs, the Fed continued buying securities as those holdings matured, in an effort to keep markets steady and interest rates low.
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After it ended those "QE" programs, the Fed maintained one feature of the policy — it replaced the securities in its portfolio as they matured by buying more.
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It is fascinating to watch past interviews and speeches––many of them have been uploaded to YouTube––because as Elizabeth has matured, so, too, has her message.
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Multiple sources previously told PEOPLE Gomez's family was concerned about the on-again romance and that Bieber was determined to show her loved ones he had matured.
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As the site matured, its traffic began to decline, primarily due to a fall in referrals from Facebook, which appears to be a problem across the industry.
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Then a friend suggested he try imported breeds instead, pointing out that they matured more quickly and suggesting there was high demand for their eggs and meat.
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But the government has been working to lower its borrowing cost by repaying matured bills rather than rolling them over as it has done in the past.
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Even though Lewis matured and took on family responsibilities, his criminal record caused him to be turned away from countless jobs for which he was otherwise qualified.
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Senator John Kennedy, Republican of Louisiana, has proposed a different approach to speed up the return of about $25 billion to the owners of matured savings bonds.
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The FSA this month said it was monitoring state-owned insurer Jiwasraya, which is battling a liquidity problem and has had to delay payments for matured policies.
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The company has started a procedure by which 170 managers will leave the company, with those who have matured pension requirements given priority, il Sole 24Ore reported.
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In the two decades since their dizzily catchy, precociously world-weary 1997 hit "MMMBop," the three brothers who make up Hanson have matured into pop-rock journeymen.
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Facebook Inc fell 6.9% after the social media giant said growth would continue to slow as its business matured and it reported a surge in quarterly expenses.
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Shares of the social media giant slumped 5.82% after the company warned of slowing growth as its business matured and it reported a surge in quarterly expenses.
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With his improved mental game and shrewd use of tactics, the seventh-seeded Dimitrov has matured into a player capable of winning the United States Open title.
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Direct-to-consumer matured in 2019, moving from short-term goals like consumer acquisition to long-term objectives like profitability, leading them to fundamentally change their playbook.
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Buried in that research is an uncomfortable legal question: If their brains have not fully matured, how responsible are adults ages 18 to 24 for their crimes?
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Here at IFA Berlin, I've seen tons of new wearables, and while they're still far from perfect, the technology has finally matured enough to make them useful.
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Warnings by the scientific community continued over the decades and became more alarming as our understanding matured and as greenhouse gases continued to accumulate in the atmosphere.
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"For some reason Uruguay is still under the radar, even after Brazil and Argentina have matured into once-in-a-lifetime destinations," said Hall of Lonely Planet.
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"You told me I would begin to write when I matured emotionally, when I began to feel what I understood," he writes in the spring of 1940.
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"This region has matured with the rise of the bourbon industry the way a stupid underage kid grows up to be a sophisticated adult," Mr. Dedman said.
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This action will allow the chili to cure overnight in the refrigerator, so you can reheat it on Friday evening and taste it at its matured best.
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As the plan for attacking Iraq matured, concern for Afghanistan, which seemed to be making progress under the leadership of Afghan President Hamid Karzai, waned in proportion.
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Le Guin is a master world-builder and uses her settings to explore what human society would look like if it matured under slightly different starting conditions.
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The new CEO has traveled the world since replacing Kalanick to deliver a message that Uber has matured from its earlier days as a rule-flouting startup.
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But like her character, the young star has definitely matured over the past nine years, and Turner says she and Sansa have both been on an epic journey.
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Conceptually, this breakthrough means a girl's immature eggs can be recovered from her ovarian tissue, matured in the lab, and then cryogenically stored for future in vitro fertilization.
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Dave and Liam coached him on a local youth team from age 10 until he was 12, and Simmons would pick off information from them as he matured.
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The hardware and the software have matured to the point where all phones practically look the same and Android and iOS have started borrowing features from each other.
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As it has matured, the Trump era of conservative politics is increasingly defined by its tribalism and fear and the fracturing of our sense of a shared reality.
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Instead, they complained, Sahara's agents and branch officials tried to persuade them to switch their matured savings deposits into new schemes offered through credit cooperatives run by Sahara.
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But the tech underpinning SSI has matured since Young started working on it, and a growing number of industries, including finance, enterprise management and healthcare, stand to benefit.
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Although 28503G has matured, presently only a few Americans can enjoy 22020G due to delays in building the necessary infrastructure in the United States and other Western countries.
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Months later, when he joined Rachel on the confrontation couch during the finale, he issued nothing but benedictions of goodwill and gratitude for an experience that matured him.
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Some traders believe the rising CNH Hibor is a result of the People's Bank of China moving yuan funds back onshore after their forward positions offshore matured recently.
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It said a cut-off rate at the auction would be applied at the marginal rate and that obligations due on fuel imports must have matured before Jan.
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The technology had matured from the earlier days of "mobile livecasting" where apps like Flixwagon, Qik, Kyte and others were vying to become the dominant streaming video service.
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After organising an August roadshow, Far Eastern International Bank put on hold its plan to launch a refinancing for the HK$2.72bn-equivalent deal that matured in October.
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But with few significant oil discoveries in Western Indonesia in the past 10 years, production has fallen to roughly half that as old fields have matured and died.
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Their arcs were contrasted with the subtle but definable trajectories of Finn and Jake, who slowly matured over the course of the show from goofballs to responsible figures.
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Artificial intelligence tools have matured thanks to enormous investments from the likes of Facebook, Alphabet's Google, Amazon and Microsoft, enabling developers to build apps using open source tools.
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This will also mean that the stock market here has matured and understands the tech stocks and how it is different from other consumer stocks they usually handle.
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He would give no further details of that investment, only to say "we're long-term holders" of Greek debt and that some of the bonds have now matured.
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As the wireless businesses of telecom giants like AT&T and Verizon have matured, these companies have tried to diversify by getting into broadband delivery and content production.
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"We have delivered strong margin expansion at this target loss rate as our loan portfolio has matured," Ken Rees, the chief executive of Elevate, said by e-mail.
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"I think we've matured, we look good and strong ... and we can proceed (to an IPO) when (the shareholders) tell us," CEO Andrey Yanovsky said in an interview.
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No government agency tracks the value of all unclaimed assets throughout the country, but independent estimates, including for matured Treasury savings bonds, run as high as $80 billion.
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The EP feels like a level-up from last year's Lil Tracey—Tracey's sound and flow have matured, and his versatility on varied beats is better served here.
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In addition, Seedcamp has seen first-hand how the infrastructure in Europe for startups has matured, including Europe's understanding of what it takes to make a successful company.
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For "West Side Story" he wrote "poetic" lyrics that Bernstein loved but that embarrassed their author — yet also produced, as the collaboration matured, lacerating lines that never cloy.
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LeBron James is there now, leading a matured yet young and critically flawed roster that was ostensibly constructed to dethrone the Golden State Warriors immediately (please stop laughing).
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Three years in, Tefaf New York Spring has matured from an experiment into an appointment, with offerings of notably higher quality than most of its New York competitors.
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And yet there were so many systems, there were so many aspects to the culture, that had not matured to fit the profile that the company had, right?
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At one overnight, tween girls show off their precise cruelty and sporadic generosity; at the other, tween boys try desperately to pretend they've matured more than they have.
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After he had fed them nutrients for about nine months, they had matured to look more like the cells of a newborn brain than those of a fetus.
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Their relationship has really grown – they have a sense of humor between them, they're lovey-dovey but they've also matured together and both seem to appreciate the journey.
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"While Facebook has certainly grown, I worry it has not matured," said Representative Greg Walden, Republican of Oregon and the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee.
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I think over time and as we've matured, there are things we're getting ready to sell and replace, because we didn't buy them wisely and weren't advised correctly.
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Over those two-plus decades, NAFTA has matured and improved, with less bureaucratic burden per unit of trade and investment than any other trade bloc in the world.
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So she is a witness to the barriers that they have faced as they have matured in a world that still has a narrative about expectations of them.
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K-pop had its audio-visual formula in place long before YouTube was a popular destination for discovering music, giving the genre an early advantage as YouTube matured.
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Hernandez's work has matured to display such subtlety and sensitivity that it's no surprise this book is capable of turning nostalgia for lost youth into a melancholic pleasure.
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They found, for example, some peach palms that bore fruit weighing 200 grams, or 0.44 pounds, when the fruit grown in the wild matured to about one gram.
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In our comprehension of what constitutes sexism, in our thinking about it, in our thinking of her campaign, we have all matured and become more thoughtful about it.
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"I wanted my design to convey how Queen Elizabeth II has matured on the face of a coin, just like Queen Victoria did," Royal Mint designer Stephen Taylor said.
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" Young and his lawyers argued he no longer was a Bloods street gang member, had matured in prison and hoped to show others "look where you can end up.
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Once the spiderlings matured, the mother attacked the males that returned while females were still allowed in, perhaps to prevent inbreeding, according to the study published today in Science.
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Separately, broadcaster Bloomberg HT reported that the central bank had increased the total swap sale limit to 20 percent from 10 percent for swap transactions which have not matured.
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"I predict many young people do silly things, which, once they have grown up and matured, [will] regret, and that is life!" said Davey, who runs the parenting site.
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As Apple's own product has matured, the company clearly learned the same lesson as everyone else: Fitness isn't just the primary driver for the low end of the market.
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Friday is the last day of a 30-day grace period for the repayment of a 500 million-real Odebrecht Engenharia e Construção bond that matured on April 25.
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Prosecutors accused the defendants of hiding Wilmington's deteriorating finances from October 2009 to November 2010 by underreporting matured past-due loans, through what the government called a "waiver" practice.
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The move showed that the app economy had in fact matured, but was also made in reaction to complaints from developers that making apps doesn't make them any money.
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It's called "Man of War," and the Radiohead... heads will recognize it as the fully matured version of "Big Boots," an oft-bootlegged cut dating back to The Bends.
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Skycatch built out many of these parts as the industry sprouted, and is now servicing the largest elements of the hub as the industry has matured around industrial applications.
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"Famously known for its spectacular clear bay filled with sea turtles, Akumal has matured from a secretive destination for divers to a growing tourist hotspot," the travel site says.
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"As the companies have matured, Alex and I recognized this split allows both companies to fully and independently pursue all the opportunities ahead." said Phil Musser, CEO of IMGE.
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The models trained on adults could not do this, possibly because the adults' higher-order systems had already fully matured, making their features less generalizable to young, developing brains.
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So today, the states and regions in the West, fully formed and matured these long years since 6900, should more energetically and explicitly demand their place at the table.
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The chance to slow her puberty had passed, but she hoped to add a few inches to her 4-foot 9-inch frame before her body matured any further.
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"I do feel more mentally prepared than last time and I think it's because I've matured and grown up and the experience has helped me a lot," she says.
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The Canadian, whose current team mate is Russian Sergey Sirotkin, said he had still matured as a driver in his second full season and "absorbed a lot of information".
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A loan of 230 billion yuan of six-month tenure matured on May 3, while another six-month tenure 179.5 billion yuan loan is due to mature on Tuesday.
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"I have matured a great deal in the past year and had to learn some hard lessons because of my actions," Martin, 22, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive statement.
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The traditional smartphone offering has matured, and Verizon has had to respond to smaller operators competitively, while emerging applications, where Verizon is strongly positioned, are in a nascent stage.
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Technology has matured, and most of the industry's leaders seem to want what Wall Street and other titans want: lower taxes, favorable trade rules and, most of all, stability.
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People come to us all the time, but as our private-label capabilities have matured, we find we don't really need the expertise that a third party would bring.
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What's happened in the past is that these movements have matured for a while, in these large collective bodies in the UN, and then migrated out to standalone treaties.
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As the app has grown and matured beyond its early days of ephemeral messaging, the company has added a variety of features and attracted a wider range of users.
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Now comes the giant and not-so-gentle step up: a match with the fourth-seeded Stan Wawrinka, who has matured into a two-time Grand Slam singles champion.
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A few years ago the phrase "to Neville Longbottom" — meaning that someone has become more attractive as they have matured in adulthood — entered popular usage online, inspired by Lewis.
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Mr. Parent's interest in dynamic instability matured fully in collaboration with the cultural theorist Paul Virilio, with whom he practiced in the firm Architecture Principe from 21966 to 103.
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Derek and today's white nationalist movement matured alongside each other, and he learned from a young age that the old-school extremism practiced by his father was a liability.
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Serious journalists today carry with them an awareness of this history — not necessarily the specifics, but the way the media's perception of the war matured — when they start work.
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These days, when not guesting on shows like Nashville, Mendler reflects on lost love and ill-mannered men with a matured emotional depth and resilience stripped of self-pity.
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Producers of many consumer staples such as soft drinks and soap had to seek growth in the less-profitable provincial cities years ago, as China's richer eastern markets matured.
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Meanwhile, Twitter's and Snap's teams have matured over the last year as they refocused their messaging and prioritized communicating them with buyers, no matter the size of their budgets.
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The scientists said in a statement they had harvested 10 eggs from Najin and Fatu and that seven of those had been successfully matured and artificially inseminated on Sunday.
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Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote fully integrated songs that advanced the plot and revealed hidden depths in their characters; in their hands, musical theater matured into a storytelling art form.
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At his rally that day, the president sounded nearly contrite, saying he had made mistakes in the past and had "matured" — a play on words using his last name.
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George Eliades, a managing partner of Algean Property, a real estate company that caters largely to international buyers, said the market had matured since prices hit bottom around 2012.
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Fitch calculates pro forma annualized fixed-charge coverage of 8.5x for 9M16, excluding the matured senior notes, up from the prior five-year average from 2011-2015 of 6.3x.
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The more I developed my abilities, the more I matured and realized that the technology of communications had a chance of succeeding where the technology of violence had failed.
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"The more they attacked and persecuted me, the more the decision matured within me to step in the ring once again with you for the Austrian people," Strache said.
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Even reviewers who enjoyed her writing, though, generally assumed Rand's rendition of Soviet Russia in "We the Living" was exaggerated or no longer true, now that Communism had matured.
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"It's in very initial stages, the negotiations haven't started or matured yet, but this is something that we may look towards," Muhammad Hammad Azhar, State Minister for Revenue, said.
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But family, fatherhood and the passage of time have matured these Southern boys, and their experiences are reflected on "Walls," the group's seventh album and most reflective record yet.
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Not only is Apple running out of innovative ideas for the iPhone, but the whole smartphone category has matured to the point that innovation and sales may have peaked.
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" As he matured, he discovered, he said, "how to get good at learning whatever you need to be down, to be accepted, whatever it is that gets you in.
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His writing, admirers said, matured into literature: an owlish wit, sometimes surreal, often absurdist, usually scouring dark corridors of paradox, always carried off with a subtext of good sense.
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Since a minimum of 10 years of qualified IDR payments is needed before the triggering of PSLF forgiveness, the earliest loans to qualify matured in the fall of 2017.
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As the company matured and expanded testing, hands-on engineering instead became a "pain point," he says, so the company built tools that would let engineers work from anywhere.
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Though he's back in the same location, and matured enough to make us swoon even more than in The Last Song, Killman sounds like it's got a totally different feel.
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"My style has matured over the last few years but my family has always encouraged me to embrace my creativity and what makes me feel most like myself," she says.
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The proceeds from the BHFC notes will be used to refinance $1 billion of 0.95% senior notes that matured this month as well as provide funds for general corporate purposes.
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As Colorado was the first state to legalize marijuana in 2012, the market there has matured to the point that opportunities for major growth and new customer segments are limited.
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"There's another layer of the onion that I would like everybody to see that maybe you didn't even know existed or that just matured over the last couple of years."
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As I matured, I started realizing that all your imperfections are what make you what you are, and I kind of embraced that oddity, something that was specific to me.
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Strange Little Birds is a refined and matured version of the Garbage that people fell in love with in the 90s, and after 15 years, it was worth the wait.
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Honda is ceasing development of Asimo, the humanoid robot that has delighted audiences at trade shows for years but never really matured into anything more than that, the Nikkei reports.
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By June, the AI had matured enough to defeat casual players, and today, it's shown that it's capable of overwhelming people who've been playing Dota 2 literally since its inception.
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Data from the Shanghai Stock Exchange shows the company repaid the principal on two bonds worth a total of 150 million yuan that matured in February and April this year.
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The PBOC provided 459 billion yuan into the financial system via medium-term lending facility (MLF) loans last Friday, more than compensating for the MLF loans that matured this month.
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Fitch's projection reflects the repayment of $1.1 billion of 5.5% senior unsecured notes that matured in March 2017 and refinancing of the $1.1 billion of 1.125% notes maturing December 2017.
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The company's aggressive, win-at-all-costs culture may have contributed to its early successes, but it's become more of an Achilles heel as the company has grown and matured.
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He also has matured into a true clay-court player and has won 103 straight matches on the surface, including a victory over Djokovic in the Rome final last month.
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The clearing house said in a statement that it had not received any money from the company for the bond which yields 6.3 percent and which matured on April 6.
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Muro speculates that as that field has matured, there are more rolls for software developers to work as managers of other software developers, which mean doing less direct programming work.
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"A lot of German bonds matured in April, so (the ECB) bought a lot of German bonds (in May)," Jones added to explain the surge in German bonds last month.
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But as Bieber matured, and as his music developed from crooning ballads to experiments with E.D.M. and hip-hop, his behavior became more volatile, and his cherubic looks changed, too.
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Market optimism was heavily driven by news that settlement agent DTC has told creditors that it has received the principal payment on the PDVSA 2017N bond, which matured last week.
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The Midwestern anti-heroes have made a comeback that no one was expecting after a seven-year gap, and don't seem to have matured whatsoever as songwriters (to their benefit!).
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Our verbal sensitivity—performed and taught by us, is a matured and fine-tuned tool, but when overused, it can imply white as the only thing deserving of being right.
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The conflicting crux in Brown Sugar is the direction of hip-hop and what this would mean for the two lovers who'd grown and matured just as the genre had.
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It's matured and moved on, become a vehicle for conspiracy theory, a place to let diverse voices shine, and a place to tell complicated stories about the current American wars.
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As we matured and saw what we needed to do to delight the customer, the customer was forcing us to change and we had many initiatives that we would launch.
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New episodes take place in the present day — Karen is now besties with Melania Trump, the first lady — and the characters sometimes reference ways in which they have (slightly) matured.
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Nicki and Kenneth started dating last year after rekindling their flame ... and she says she's convinced he's matured from a checkered past that includes convictions for attempted rape and manslaughter.
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However, he was quite clear to add that when the protected industries "matured," the tariffs should be removed to place competitive pressure on the American industries (to keep prices down).
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The Miami look has matured, moving beyond (but not abandoning) its night-life-centric platforms, minidresses and tight black tees, as well as its Versace-fied penchant for exuberant flair.
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Unlike American plants, which matured in an environment where constant oversight made shortcuts risky, the Indian industry evolved in a culture in which outwitting inefficient bureaucracies was an essential skill.
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I feel that I have also matured in my evaluation of his personality overall, particularly in terms of his relationships with women, with his father and especially with his mother.
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But what is certain is that, five years after 503's abandonment, the bear with long legs and dark rings around his eyes has matured into a healthy, successful animal.
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Laughing as she thought about how she had approached the event, she said she's matured to the point where she is never "that person" making a scene at the party.
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Facebook Inc fell 239% in premarket trading after the social media giant said growth would continue to slow as its business matured and it reported a surge in quarterly expenses.
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"Nine-year-olds can lift safely if their coach teaches them to," Gray said, adding that Tate has matured and started focusing better in school after he started to lift.
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Erectile dysfunction is no longer the taboo topic it once was, and common understanding of the issue has matured from the belief that it's just a problem facing the elderly.
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"Famously known for its spectacular clear bay filled with sea turtles, Akumal has matured from a secretive destination for divers to a growing tourist hotspot," the overseas retirement site says.
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The Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Financial Services on Tuesday advanced a bill that would require the IRS to return $26 billion to Americans who never cashed in their matured bonds.
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It never occurred to me that gifts that had matured so quickly would fade in the same way; I never thought that Augustus's old age would be marred by arthritis.
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Over the years they grew and matured, not only in response to what I learned from my students but also, and especially, in response to many continuing conversations with Bert.
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The laser, the transistor, and the integrated circuit all lingered, underutilized, until either the technology evolved, a complementary technology matured, and/or some clever entrepreneur enabled their wide and disruptive adoption.
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While Rob Kardashian honored his time with Rita Ora with a rage-induced tweet storm, it appears he may have matured slightly and merely wiped Blac Chyna from his Instagram account.
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"Well, she's a little bit older, she's matured, professionally she's more accomplished," Renée Zellweger tells Jess Cagle, the Editorial Director of PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly, in this week's PEOPLE cover story.
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The Coathangers: The Devil You Know (Suicide Squeeze) Improbably matured into punk careerism, this initially amateur, always all-female quartet-turned-trio has slowed down by an estimated half a tad.
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PNB said the commercial properties at 1 Silk Street and 90 High Holborn in London had matured and it wanted to maximise returns while demand for British real estate was strong.
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However, that group also all agreed that if their children had "matured" and gone through forced conversions to Islam or become involved with Boko Haram activities they wouldn't be as accepting.
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Its major product line, amounting to about 80 percent of its revenue, has matured to a level that is so good, fewer and fewer owners find a need to replace it.
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As the threat of Trump has matured, so have Hoffman's political endeavors — beginning with his new efforts to find and fund solutions to some of the country's most intractable political ills.
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In 2018, the mobile gaming market matured with hits like Fortnite, PUBG and Roblox taking advantage of more capable specs on smartphones, as well as the trend toward cross-platform gaming.
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The band's earlier release Sick to Death in 2012 was a raw and overly aggressive traditional pop-punk post-hardcore EP. As they've matured through the years, so has their sound.
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Alexandra Orlando, a streamer who's seen Twitch change over the last four years, told The Verge that although the culture has matured, Beahm's quickly resolved suspension is a major step backward.
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Prominent commercial lawyer Kevin Yam said he was aware of high net-worth Hong Kong figures taking steps to move assets to Singapore as they matured or market conditions proved favourable.
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This is all proof that McKay has matured into a pretty great, switched-on filmmaker, so at least the "Parasite" TV show would be in good hands should he stay attached.
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At the same time, around $2.5 billion of Malaysian government investment issue (MGII) matured this week, while more than $1 billion of Indonesian government debt would mature in November, it noted.
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"Our security team has matured and we feel more capable to handle the increased scrutiny a public program gives us," Yelp's head of security Vivek Raman told TechCrunch in an email.
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Ashley arrived in Paradise talking a very big talk about how she's grown and matured and only plans on crying *three* times in Paradise because she's a big girl now, okay?
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Game designer and scholar Ian Bogost suggests that video games have matured past a simple focus on entertainment, and our understanding of gaming uses and effects has to mature as well.
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When the female's eggs and follicles have matured enough that they're ready to be released, a buildup of hormones signals to the body that now is a good time to mate.
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And then as the relationship matured and grew, that real stuff from my past has just developed into this huge monster that now takes up a big space in my head.
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Researchers surveyed almost 16,000 youth in Denmark about their progression through puberty every six months starting when participants were 11 years old and continuing until they fully matured or reached 18.
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Helping that strategy was the clients' use of bond ladders, which gave them steady income as the bonds matured over time, and also spun off interest payments from the bonds' coupons.
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" He states in his apology that he has grown and matured a lot since those tweets, and hopes that everyone close to him knows he has "evolved as a human being.
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Prosecutors accused the defendants of having hidden Wilmington's deteriorating finances from October 2009 to November 2010 by underreporting its matured past-due loans, through what the government called a "waiver" practice.
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But he said that its creation allowed him to work with friends he has known for years and to measure how they have (or have not) matured since the last project.
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Since the Fed stopped buying bonds in 2014, it has stuck to a policy of taking the money from any bonds that matured and buying new bonds of the same type.
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TPC, however, learned to evolve as songwriters and over three albums, a comp of covers and a double EP. They've maintained a fan base that has grown and matured with them.
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Though they've gotten a lot of success by being zany and weird, the new album shows a more polished and matured version of everything they've been doing the past three years.
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The experience matured him, he explained, and on his return, he joined the telecom industry, starting his career climbing poles and eventually joining Twilio as an escalation manager and early employee.
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Put another way, Snap needs to make sure its users' parents don't get on the app — which is what happened as Facebook matured and younger users shifted to services like Instagram.
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Rotich said a new Eurobond could be used to repay the outstanding amount of a $750 million syndicated loan that the government raised in 2015 and matured in October this year.
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As Snapchat has matured in recent years, with more than 150 million users who visit the app on a daily basis, it has become a dangerous foe to Facebook and Instagram.
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As the game matured, Bungie introduced numerous potential endgame activities, like Prison of Elders and Trials of Osiris, and made design decisions meant to give players a reason to keep playing.
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"I've always wanted to do as much in-house as possible," he said, scooping the off-white cream cheese out of the cloth where it had matured overnight in the fridge.
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In time the process matured and Impossible developed new films and distribution partners, growing more successful even as Polaroid continued applying its brand to random, never particularly good photography-adjacent products.
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I refer, of course, to the be-a-better-parent resolutions, which in my case have matured, along with my children, into be-a-better-parent-to-grown-up-children resolutions.
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The blonde wood cases that are most companies' go-to are very Danish chic, and the stamps on the exteriors only serve to prove that you've matured beyond $3 PBR orders.
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It matured under an administration that indirectly nurtured this type of independent work — which at times may have been the only work available for many — through a number of policy initiatives.
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As a Puerto Rican, Mr. Neco was tolerated in a mostly Irish-American neighborhood, he said, but as he matured he realized that his survival depended on validating his ethnic identity.
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In particular, with wine — which is, in the elegant and spiritually stirring formulation of Robert Farrar Capon, the late Episcopal priest and cookbook author, ''water that has matured according to nature's will.
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An analysis of his well-preserved skeleton is providing new insights into how these extinct humans developed and matured, revealing an extended period of growth in certain aspects compared to modern humans.
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ISTANBUL, April 4 (Reuters) - Turkey's central bank has raised the lira swap sale limit to 40 percent from 30 percent for transactions that have not matured, broadcaster Bloomberg HT said on Thursday.
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HAMBURG (Reuters) - Satellite technology to provide Wi-Fi on board planes has matured to a point where more and more airlines are looking to use it, triggering a "gold rush" among suppliers.
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How it afforded viewers a window into a sincere and sometimes crushingly concrete immigrant experience for older women who often feel lost, or even unloved, once their kids have matured into adulthood.
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It was initially highly successful, but when demand outstripped supply, the manufacturers cut corners and released stocks before they had matured, resulting in its demise less than a decade after its birth.
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We get a little Nightwing costume action as an in-joke, but for me, the most interesting thing about Robin has always been how he matured and aged out of the role.
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The first bond would have matured in April 13, if the Indian billionaire had not cashed out, dashing speculation that he was preparing to take over the 30.8 billion pound diversified miner.
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In the face of a strong economy and in an effort to keep its powder dry for the next downturn, the Fed started in October to gradually shed bonds as they matured.
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The former One Direction member, 123, called into BBC Radio 1 on Thursday to chat about his new single, "Let Me," and how his music has matured since his boy band days.
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The first bond would have matured in April 2020, if the Indian billionaire had not cashed out, dashing speculation that he was preparing to take over the 30.8 billion pound diversified miner.
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Recently, Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUV) tech has matured to the point where battery-powered, unmanned vessels can travel pre-programmed paths without an umbilical, collecting massive amounts of data on their own.
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Image: Pebble/FitbitWhat began as one of the original Kickstarter success stories, Pebble quickly matured into one of the most beloved smartwatch brands, years before Apple found its groove with the Watch.
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"We&aposve shown that we have matured as a society, and that we can debate with the depth and seriousness that all Argentines expected ... and democracy won," Macri said after the vote.
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In previous studies, scientists had developed mouse eggs in a laboratory to the stage where they produced live offspring, and had also matured human eggs from a relatively late stage of development.
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As Lyft, Uber and other Silicon Valley companies have matured over the past decade, one of the many challenges they face has been how to manage a growing workforce of contract workers.
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Bankers said Turkey's central bank raised its total lira swap sale limit to 6.753 percent for swap transactions that have not matured, in a move aimed at boosting the bank's forex reserves.
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And at some point, when the assets matured—that is, when the draft picks turned into players, and the players turned into stars—the team would begin trying to win a championship.
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Political and social culture—at least in the liberal West—have matured to a degree where an increasing number of countries allow him to choose his pronouns and assert his gender unilaterally.
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For example, the tests assumed that both banks would carry costly contingent capital notes issued when the state bailed them out throughout the stress period whereas in fact they matured last week.
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In an industry report released last June, researchers at the Geneva-based Exane BNP Paribas said that prices in China and Europe would have to converge as the Chinese luxury market matured.
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What started for many of us as a light crush has since matured into an unhealthy fixation, with no relief in sight — since Trump isn't about to go to jail anytime soon.
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Already, he was talking up the Holocaust movie he wanted to make and that, six years later, would prove he'd matured, shattering the narrow perception of him as a director: Schindler's List.
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As the Silicon Valley search giant (and its top executives) have matured, and as the company's once-torrid growth-rate has slowed, its ambitions have returned to Earth, in some cases literally.
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"Domestic demand is strong enough that it can stand on its own two feet, so you can say Abenomics has matured," said Hiroshi Miyazaki, senior economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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"Our party was born under a sense of peril, grew up under a sense of peril and matured under a sense of peril," he told a meeting of senior officials in December.
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Coach Juan Carlos Osorio said it will be the perfect opportunity to show that Mexican soccer has matured and reached a level at which it can succeed under the most difficult circumstances.
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On Monday, the Dongbei Special Steel Group Ltd, based in Northeast China, missed a payment on an 800 million yuan $1.22 million note that had Yuan note that matured over the weekend.
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The once-irritating character Alice Pieszecki, played by the sparkly Leisha Hailey, has matured into a level-headed talk-show host and co-parent, managing a household and her girlfriend's ex-wife.
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Mr. Summers added that he, too, believed that "the future of opera is going to look very, very different from what we matured into" — and that training programs needed to reflect that.
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Six of Ms. Gund's 12 grandchildren are African-American, and she has worried about their future as they've matured, particularly in light of shootings of black teenagers like Trayvon Martin in Florida.
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The idea of a constellation of stratospheric balloons isn't new—the US military floated the idea back in the '90s—but technology has finally matured to the point that they're actually possible.
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Heng As the economy has matured and created a nation of consumers, an increasing number of South Koreans worry about the political power and corruption of the family-controlled companies called chaebol.
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Mr. Summers added that he, too, believed that "the future of opera is going to look very, very different from what we matured into" — and that training programs needed to reflect that.
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EDM may have re-lit the yankee masses' thirst for electronic music, but if this year's programming is any indication, the stateside palate has matured quickly and dance music isn't going anywhere.
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SHANGHAI, July 12 (Reuters) - Unlisted Dongbei Special Steel Group Co Ltd, which defaulted on several bonds earlier in 2016, has defaulted on a private placement note which matured Monday, it said on Tuesday.
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Just as the Harry Potter books matured and darkened over time, this latest prequel takes a significant step back from its predecessor's wacky magic-animal CGI shenanigans and heads in a grimmer direction.
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These facts tell me that I matured from child to college graduate in a country where men "owned" their wives so completely that they could commit sexual violence on them with legal impunity.
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This is a God of War game that feels like it's matured past the stereotypical young-person power fantasy of being angry at an unfair world and wanting to tear your foes apart.
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In young mice, the authors discovered that the embryonic precursors for cone cells eventually matured into rod cells, due to a transcription protein called NRL that suppressed the genes required for cone development.
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As podcasting has matured as a medium, it's grown to cover almost every genre and style imaginable, from old-school tech talk and true crime, to sci-fi and sobering historical deep dives.
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However, as sensor and image processing technology matured and shrank, it became possible for these cheaper cameras to do the job which had traditionally been filled by larger, more sophisticated pieces of equipment.
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"This is like we've done our Series B, we've matured as a fund," Lauria, who founded and sold U.S. forum site Lefora with Bragiel before moving to Asia, told TechCrunch in an interview.
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Married by their families while still in their teens, these girls become pregnant by the time they are 17 or 18, when their bodies have not matured enough to safely deliver a child.
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The scene has kind of matured and grown up to a point where we can do things [like the Capcom Cup], but the roots of this stuff was very much in the arcades.
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Steve Jobs was pushed out of Apple after building the first Mac, but came back years later, still caustic at times, but having matured to lead the company into its greater second act.
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While the exact details and time-frame of the Rosneft loan remain murky, PDVSA successfully made $2.2 billion in payments on notes that matured April 12, sending ripples of relief through financial markets.
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And here's the twist: the animal that this particular skeleton is based on hadn't fully matured when it died, which means that it probably would have grown larger had it lived to adulthood.
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Now that I'm older and matured a little bit more, you got to keep going until the manager comes and takes it from you, because the guys behind you aren't going to quit.
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The next morning, we went to a coffee spot nearby, and I stupidly ordered a mocha because I hadn't quite matured past drinking coffee if it was buried beneath a mountain of sugar.
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Since Aria, Hanna, Spencer, Alison, and Emily are now on the #girlboss track (well, the first four at least — poor, poor Emily), they've matured and transitioned to more polished hair and beauty looks.
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We matured in the mobile space just when everyone was talking "MobileFirst," and we grasped the significance of SaaS apps for the CMO just as the market was shifting toward cloud-based offerings.
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Meanwhile, high-end phone prices have moved steadily upward in recent years even as the market has matured, with consumers showing plenty of appetite to pay up for larger screens and better cameras.
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Coached by his father — also named Alexander — Zverev has matured as a competitor in 2016, displaying an even-keeled temperament and a fearlessness that make him a can't-miss future Grand Slam champion.
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My family left the Farm when I was I was 8 years old, and as I matured, I found that my ideological roots were in conflict with the nonstop American pro-capitalism message.
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LAGOS, Dec 5 (Reuters) - Nigeria's central bank has asked banks to submit bids for a "special currency auction" targeting fuel importers to meet demand for matured letters of credit, traders said on Monday.
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As Melbourne's eating and dining scene has matured in recent years, one chef in particular has been at the forefront: Andrew McConnell, who now counts a stable of nine venues to his name.
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In this eight-minute drum solo from Rush's fifth live album, you can hear a matured Peart focused on improvisation, playing out of the pocket, utilizing silence and culling melodies from his toms.
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Here was proof of the extent to which our nascent wellness culture had finally matured: a woman whose lifestyle was extreme to the point of inscrutability and expensive to the point of implausibility.
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Dr. Stephen Chan Lam, associate professor in the Department of Clinical Oncology at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, believes that the app is "a good beginning" but that it hasn't matured enough.
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Having survived the hype of his early career and a sometimes tumultuous private life, he has matured as an artist and, at 52, has recently been earning some of his best reviews in years.
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While lack of money is a top barrier to investment (41%), there also appears to be a trust boundary, as a large portion of the millennial generation matured during the 2008–2009 financial crisis.
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But as AWS matured, and became more popular across businesses of all sizes, multiyear contracts with upfront commitments, typically preferred by corporate clients, have come to account for a larger share of its revenue.
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Leaf also supports proprietary nutrient cartridges — purchased straight from Leaf's manufacturer, of course — that supposedly help the plant grow; the machine additionally comes with a drying mode for after the plant is fully matured.
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As I have matured as a businessperson, I have been asked one question again and again: Was I lucky, or have there been specific actions that allow me to succeed where others have failed?
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