"Guatemalans migrate to Mexico, Mexicans migrate to the United States, Africans migrate to Spain and Italy, Libyans migrate to Italy, Middle Easterners migrate to Germany and Britain, so this is a global issue of the have and have nots," he continued.
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Mystery largely surrounds why these creatures migrate, and how they know where to migrate to.
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So although many Indian women migrate to marry, few migrate to work (unlike in China).
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Those animals migrate from the Arctic while the whales in Western Australia migrate from the Antarctic.
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Shirky continues: The second big change is that, as all media gets digitized, the internet also becomes the mode of carriage for all other media, meaning that phone calls migrate to the internet, magazines migrate to the internet, movies migrate to the internet.
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They migrate early in the spring season, and as falls turns into winter, they are some of the latest birds to migrate back down south.
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In the latter case, Sanders's supporters migrate equally to Biden and Warren, who each gain five points, as the rest of them migrate to every candidate except Gabbard.
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The result of this slapdash border-design is that Europe's map is speckled with "national minorities"—the minorities who did not migrate, but saw borders migrate over their heads.
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International migration depends on something called "reciprocity:" the idea that if I let your people visit and migrate to my country, you let my people visit and migrate to yours.
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Ninja's following will migrate along with him — and fast.
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" Still, he added, "We'll continue to migrate that way.
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People seeking to migrate for economic reasons or to reunite with family might have a way to migrate to the US legally, but they're not allowed legal status if they arrive without papers.
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Shut down one site and its users migrate to another.
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As they grow, startups migrate north, to larger office blocks.
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The startup world began to migrate north, to San Francisco.
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I think they'll migrate over to kind of the baseline.
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They are less likely to migrate than their Kinh counterparts.
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And when Britons migrate, they most often go down under.
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Up to 10,000 banking jobs could migrate there from London.
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They migrate or find ways to live in new ecosystems.
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Climate change, poverty and outright persecution drive many to migrate.
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Now, he said, he no longer wants to migrate north.
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People would progressively migrate from illegal supply to legal supply.
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Doctors are not the only ones who want to migrate.
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Did people migrate only in one direction within a continent?
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Monarch butterflies migrate to Mexico from eastern Canada every year.
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Workers are also less likely to migrate within the country.
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So at a very young age I had to migrate.
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Their parents, when the border wasn't fortified, generally, it was only men who would migrate, and they would migrate circularly and leave their kids and wives behind, and they would come, work, and then return.
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Television viewership has been declining as audiences migrate to streaming options.
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Zoho also makes it very simple to migrate your Evernote data.
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They can't migrate out of an area when resources are scarce.
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But Mr Kaboréq did not migrate to Paris or New Jersey.
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Cartwright researches humpback populations that migrate between Hawaii and southeastern Alaska.
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The simplest way would be for migrants to pay to migrate.
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When the lakes began drying up the tribe had to migrate.
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"There's a liberation that happens when you migrate," Hamid told me.
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Did Jupiter migrate in towards the sun after forming farther out?
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Did he migrate up from the South during the Great Migration?
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The study said at most, 60,000 families were forced to migrate.
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Internet users everywhere migrate between social-media platforms as preferences change.
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Young people migrate to cities the world over looking for opportunity.
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But the risk is that chunks of the industry would migrate.
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More than 200 Puerto Ricans migrate to the mainland every day.
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They had chosen to migrate there and not Europe, after all.
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As soon as she turns 18, Wanaziah plans to migrate, too.
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These birds migrate every fall to the Caribbean and South America.
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Or did hipsters migrate here from some other bastion of cool?
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Please excuse any downtime as we migrate to the new service.
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People migrate away from weakening economies and lack of economic opportunities.
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However, as consumers continue to migrate to mobile, neutrality matters less.
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Headquarters of U.S. firms continue to migrate overseas to competitor companies.
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" Even endangered species, Bowlin says, make the effort: "Sea turtles also migrate.
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People bring their friends where they are, and communities begin to migrate.
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That suggests a snowball effect: if lots migrate, the hesitant may follow.
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Toads frequently have to cross roads when they migrate to breeding ponds.
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For them, Google is launching the first beta of Anthos Migrate today.
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But it has started to prompt users to migrate to Truecaller today.
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These penguins don't typically migrate from one region to another, she said.
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They migrate from southern Europe to spend the winters in central Africa.
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We made a many-year investment to migrate off the public cloud.
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If Brexit occurs, "people will have to migrate again," Mr. Pilotto said.
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The villagers who were given information only were no likelier to migrate.
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The amoeba then uses the olfactory nerve to migrate to the brain.
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"We are afraid that someday the fish will disappear or migrate forever."
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"You don't migrate now in search of the American dream," he said.
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"It's not a crime to migrate," he said as he marched north.
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" Youth who migrate alone are called "unaccompanied alien children" or "unaccompanied minors.
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This is why standard throwaway airport thrillers don't migrate well beneath ground.
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Climate change is rarely the sole factor in the decision to migrate.
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Did users of hateful forums migrate to other parts of the site?
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Entire populations might have to migrate away from coastal or Southern cities.
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That allowed them to project how Americans might migrate in the future.
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Organizations tend to overestimate how quickly they'll migrate to newer operating systems.
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If so, you may have to migrate them to your new inbox.
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"Chinatown spread out, and we didn't migrate with them," Mr. Eng said.
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Never have we seen so many people migrate at the same time.
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She cited a "cloud strategy" to migrate critical systems to secure infrastructure.
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Are thousands of banking jobs set to migrate from Britain into the eurozone?
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Those will probably start in Processing and possibly migrate to an online home.
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Every day, children and their families migrate for school, work or family reasons.
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During the winter, they'll migrate to warmer breeding grounds in the North Pacific.
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In the wake of a major storm, it's not just people who migrate.
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Many end up trying to migrate to Europe by boat from lawless Libya.
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Instead, they said their decisions to migrate would be most influenced by crime.
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People's intentions to migrate nearly doubled if they had been victimized multiple times.
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Eventually, the changes will also migrate to sites that embed Google Maps APIs.
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These new features could entice established creators to migrate to Facebook's video platform.
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One day we'll all migrate to some other platform or some new technology.
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Users will be able to download and migrate their data to another service.
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Domain owners can choose to migrate everybody or hold off on new Gmail.
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When they are denied this, they can feel despair or try to migrate.
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"They have the right to migrate wherever they want to go," Chavez said.
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Thousands of reindeer migrate across the barren Hardangervidda plateau as the seasons change.
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They migrate across this vast desert, with their cows, using stars for navigation.
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Fingers crossed those cookie crumbs migrate over to an actual birthday cake soon.
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Chesapeake Bay might migrate up in time for their last years at sea.
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The ancient Chevys migrate west and plunge like maddened buffalo into a canyon.
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And if they didn't like it, they would be able to migrate back.
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These jet streams strengthen or weaken; they migrate and twist over the planet.
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Many animals migrate in order to give birth to and raise their offspring.
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Take away their Ubers and they could migrate even further to the right.
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Australia and the U.S. both had more than 10,000 millionaires migrate to them.
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My family was then left with no choice but to migrate for work.
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YouTube star manager Reza Izad says online talent can migrate to other screens.
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The bristles could migrate out of the intestine and cause further internal damage.
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The wine industry will have to migrate, I don't think there's another way.
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Office 365 Administrators can migrate your files for you if you're using Docs.
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After dinner we'd migrate to the living room, and they'd continue grading papers.
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If the addicts migrate to Port Richmond, the neighbors are going to riot.
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So there's even some risk that enriching people will allow more to migrate.
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NENTÓN, Guatemala — The Aguilar family had been preparing since February to migrate north.
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They usually migrate south in winter to find lakes that aren't frozen over.
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Guatemalan Mayas do not migrate to the U.S. without knowing the deadly risks.
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And as more Americans migrate to larger cities, public transportation use is up.
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They were victims of partition, traumatized, forced to migrate to a new country.
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A third of all Hondurans are planning to migrate, a recent survey showed.
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Miller tells CNBC that bettors are beginning to migrate from the illegal marketplace.
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Only later, about 38 million years ago, did some anthropoids migrate to Africa.
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Its functions may simply migrate to another part of the empire, they say.
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The companies are encouraging developers to migrate their software onto modern programming standards.
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That's why people migrate to the United States without knowing what awaits them.
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But if it can't, European banking will likely migrate to Frankfurt and Amsterdam.
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Such clustering is known to activate signalling pathways that induce T-cells to migrate—and, sure enough, when the integrins formed into large enough clusters they did drive the T-cells they were part of to migrate towards lymph nodes.
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Mexican labourers who migrate to the United States can expect to earn 2145% more.
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Then you have to migrate or start a fight with your neighbors and conquer.
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As of today, it's easier to migrate from Evernote than it had been before.
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Great place to start new IP to then migrate a success to multiple platforms.
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There's no reason that you shouldn't see right-leaning radio stuff migrate to podcast.
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This proved that tiny particles can indeed migrate from the lungs into the circulation.
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To migrate SD card files for use in Lightroom, reach for your nearest dongle.
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"It remains a huge source of contamination that can continue to migrate off site."
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Cataclysmic sea level rise is already swallowing people's homes and forcing them to migrate.
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Cancer cells are just doing what normal cells do—trying to heal and migrate.
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It is not easy to simply migrate everything to Telegram from time to time.
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Corridors would allow them to migrate without running into those dangerous, pesky human habitats.
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They often cannot migrate to coastal factories, and few factories will come to them.
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It is hard for Tibetans to migrate to places where there are more opportunities.
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I've hired a WordPress developer, and I'm starting to migrate content to that site.
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But could this improvement migrate into other endeavors — for tasks unrelated to the original?
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As they migrate closer to their host stars, gathering more material, they become planets.
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Development is the undergirding support system for ensuring people are not forced to migrate.
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But over time, people migrate from neighboring liberal states, like New York and Vermont.
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They could migrate to the ocean's depths, if the Bathystar still worked well enough.
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Most of those who migrate are young, as has been the case for generations.
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"We are not establishing a new right to migrate," Mr. Guterres insisted on Monday.
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This is all part of Google's effort to fully migrate developers over to HTTPS.
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When the plates stopped shifting, the land settled, creating barriers for species to migrate.
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Departments stores have been hit especially hard, particularly as shoppers migrate away from malls.
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The creatures typically inhabit deep waters and migrate long distances across the world's oceans.
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Sociable weavers don't migrate, and some chicks don't even leave the nest at all.
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There's good research that suggests hurricanes and other natural disasters prompt people to migrate.
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Most people migrate for a mix of reasons: economic need, family unity, physical safety.
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Kennedy wrote that any qualified person from England or Ireland could migrate at any time.
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The captive monarchs had rounder forewings, similar to the forewings on monarchs that don't migrate.
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It appears that as the neurons develop, their cellular nuclei migrate to the outer end.
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That naturally leads the population to migrate to sprawl-friendly geography despite relatively low pay.
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Such scenarios could even spur millions of Americans to migrate away from the coast, too.
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If you look at the tropics, there's also much less room for species to migrate.
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Others emphasise that choosing whether to stay or migrate is not a simple economic decision.
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The common denominator among caravan participants, Ms. Contreras said, was their agonizing decision to migrate.
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I think your taste eventually evolves and you migrate to things you feel beautiful in.
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But the European authorities fear that such a move would encourage more people to migrate.
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"There's an understanding that the threat can migrate beyond existing conflict zones," he told Reuters.
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Private-sector debt, particularly for state-owned enterprises, can migrate to the sovereign balance sheet.
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Knowing it's likely they will be released can convince families to migrate now, experts said.
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"Remove guardianship and we won't all migrate" trended this week on Twitter in Saudi Arabia.
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The Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure program, or JEDI, will migrate military data to private platforms.
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Allowing players to migrate from one game to another represents a significant long-term value.
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The idea is that Mexican factories can either raise wages or watch jobs migrate north.
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As residents migrate, other impacts are felt within school districts, health care and transportation systems.
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Mr. Montgomery said that he did not expect people to migrate from Facebook en masse.
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Sure, it costs a lot to migrate an office full of PCs to new software.
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But Louise says teens will migrate between platforms at a far faster pace than adults.
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This is why the CBO doesn't expect many Medicaid enrollees to migrate into private coverage.
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In recent years, many Hondurans - including children - have attempted to migrate to the United States.
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As they become less active, however, many will migrate back to be near their families.
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" When we migrate, Nadia knows, "we murder from our lives those who we leave behind.
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Seattle and Portland, Oregon, top the list, as workers migrate north from pricey San Francisco.
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That means limiting poaching, and giving the antelopes enough space to migrate across the grasslands.
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Do they really migrate all the way to Brazil each year from the North Pole?
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Clients who migrate to GetNet will pay 2% in each credit and debit card transaction.
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Virtu said it expects to migrate trading of the combined company onto a single platform.
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"His ability to migrate between different types of people and cultures is incredible," Russillo said.
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"Particularly niche films, and maybe medium-budget films, will migrate more to streaming," Gelfond said.
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The impact of climate change has caused drought and other disasters, forcing people to migrate.
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It's no surprise that these tactics have begun to migrate to other kinds of loans.
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So if you want to switch from Amazon Redshift or Teradata, you can migrate everything.
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That last added cost is making the business model unsustainable -- and pushing people to migrate.
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Between 1965 and 1974, a total of 75,000 foreign physicians would migrate to the States.
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In the winter, pregnant females and others migrate along the Eastern Seaboard to the Southeast.
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Acute shortages of food and medicine have prompted millions to migrate, largely to neighboring countries.
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CEO Dor Laor says DynamoDB customers can now also migrate existing code with little modification.
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Corn crakes usually migrate to spend the winter in the grasslands of sub-Saharan Africa.
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If the world continues to warm, hummingbirds will be forced to migrate to higher elevations.
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JW: Well, what's been interesting to me is watching this migrate beyond the NFL, right.
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There is a tradition of refugees continuing to migrate once they reach the United States.
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Sea levels rose and ocean temperatures dropped, pushing the sharks to migrate to warmer waters.
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There, businesses and schools close, and tens of millions of workers migrate to their hometowns.
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Pyelonephritis typically occurs when bacteria migrate from the bladder to the kidney, infecting the organ.
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A third of adults in sub-Saharan Africa say they would like to migrate permanently.
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The idea that people don't actually migrate enough is a very old idea in development.
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Young people will either find jobs, do something less productive with their time, or migrate.
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They favor tropical environments more than than most whales and don't migrate, Dr. Cerchio said.
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People will likely migrate on account of the storm, which will make recovery more difficult.
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If citizens trapped in poverty around the globe had the freedom to migrate to more economically free and productive countries, much the way Chinese citizens can migrate from less-free to more-free areas within their country, even greater poverty reductions could be achieved.
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"We will migrate out of the MPV segment," Armstrong said, referring to the family vans segment.
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Each year, sometime around November, flocks of greater flamingos nesting in Kazakhstan migrate south to Iran.
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"It's just really sad knowing that you probably have to relocate and migrate, too," Esau says.
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For conspiracy theories, migrate over to the heated conversation on Life on the Row message boards.
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Despite Mexico's harsh immigration enforcement, most of the deportees plan to try to migrate again immediately.
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One reason is that Trump's measures do not reduce the incentives for people to migrate illegally.
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The dunes migrate with the wind, sometimes merging or extending long fingers that spawn new dunes.
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Skilled foreigners, meanwhile, will be able to migrate with their families and remain in Japan indefinitely.
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South Asians migrate elsewhere in South Asia, East Asians stick to East Asia, and so on.
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Singhal becomes the latest ex-Google wiz to migrate to the fast-growing ride-hailing company.
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Now Walmart can create, manage and migrate applications across multiple private and public cloud computing infrastructures.
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Google will work with all early access Brillo users to migrate their projects to Android Things.
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However, mainstream comics didn't migrate online in any significant numbers until smartphones and tablets became commonplace.
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The results demonstrate we could unknowingly be eating these chemicals should they migrate into our food.
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And that was the equation of, how are you going to migrate dollars offline to online?
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According to the search giant, contacts should migrate over and not a whole lot will change.
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"As a consequence, you've seen considerable management talent migrate to private equity portfolio companies," Klempner said.
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These immature sharks will be vital to understanding how great whites migrate in their early years.
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They saw the promise of video, predicting that advertising dollars spent on television would migrate online.
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Over the next few months, Nest users can expect invitations to migrate over to Google Accounts.
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Musk's goal is to cut the cost of spaceflight so that humanity can migrate beyond Earth.
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Fox Now launches on Apple TV today and will eventually migrate to other devices and platforms.
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With no livestock, tens of thousands of Somalis have been forced to migrate to the cities.
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The birds migrate to several areas across North America during the warmer months of the year.
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The frogs migrate to isolated, ephemeral ponds to breed, and then return to their underground habitats.
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But we can still fall gravely ill when larvae migrate, grow and die in our brains.
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There were real fears that audience might migrate to some Bannon or Sinclair funded competitor. 7.
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They mainly migrate to the city for economic reasons, to supplement their family's income back home.
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Plans are underway to modernize federal IT infrastructure and migrate data to more modern cloud services.
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These animals migrate through the North Pacific Ocean between the eastern coast of Russia and Alaska.
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As poor countries prosper and their young become more educated, they are more likely to migrate.
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"Doctoranytime is developing solutions… in order to migrate the medical experience patients have, online," adds Niset.
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Facebook says that it will help game developers on its platform migrate to open web standards.
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The worse the situation in Puerto Rico gets, more people will migrate to the United States.
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However, larvae hatching from eggs will migrate into the muscles and other tissue, forming protective cysts.
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A stark choice for some Guatemalans: watch crops wither, and maybe die with them, or migrate.
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When birds migrate from one place to another, you rarely see them flying on their own.
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Waves of skilled young Hungarians continue to migrate to Austria, Britain, Germany and other European countries.
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Their vision could also help them see better as they migrate between different depths during development.
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That might sound like plenty of time for organizations to migrate, but it's never that simple.
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Like the Academy Awards, the Emmys have seen nominations migrate to smaller, more niche-oriented fare.
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But it's unknown if the tentacled creatures migrate around, or predominantly inhabit certain waters, explained Robinson.
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In fact, robins migrate from Greece to Northern Europe around the time redstarts arrive from Africa.
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Come summer, many New Yorkers migrate east, camping out oceanside in Montauk, Amagansett and the Hamptons.
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Trade liberalization hasn't only affected General Motors and other foreign auto companies that decided to migrate.
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This is because plants have to look after their needs as environments change, so they migrate.
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Once we migrate into space, will we be much better off than the people of Edgewater?
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Those waves migrate through the subsurface differently depending on the properties of the rock they encounter.
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"Chamorros will continue to be alienated from the land, and more Chamorros will continue to migrate."
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On the contrary, the virus could migrate to southern areas of the United States when winter ends.
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My friend picks up the tab before we migrate to another bar to meet our other friend.
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As long as economic opportunity remains scarce on the continent, Africans will migrate elsewhere, particularly to Europe.
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Early government studies suggest, however, that younger consumers continue to migrate toward cannabis and away from alcohol.
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However there were no clear candidates to whom Rios' and Aldana's voters would naturally migrate, said Allison.
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A client asked me to migrate web hosts, and I have no clue how to do it.
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Once customers migrate their Nest accounts to Google accounts, their Works with Nest connections will cease functioning.
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"Conflict and development-induced displacement, and a lack of social protections, forces many to migrate," he said.
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It's not clear how these accounts are used, and some of them seem to migrate between workers.
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Those using it will need to create their own Parse servers and migrate before January 28, 2017.
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A portion will be slaughtered to reduce the number of animals that migrate beyond the park's borders.
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Studying these systems will expand our understanding of the conditions under which planets form and migrate about.
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As enterprises migrate to the cloud, they plan to shift their security burden to security service providers.
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Some species, like frigate birds, can migrate thousands of miles, for weeks on end, without ever landing.
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So finding more exomoons might mean that these planets didn't migrate very far when they were born.
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The species migrate from deep ocean waters to the near surface each day in order to feed.
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Of course, if nuclear winter forces you to migrate underground, get used to reading paper books again.
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And what do you imagine those 1.25 million former call center workers are going to migrate to?
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In terms of trends, all indicators suggest trousers are about to widen and waistlines will migrate north.
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To flee the country, they had to migrate to Bogotá or to countries like Ecuador and Peru.
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Maybe it was able to migrate during the day and be an active predator in dim conditions.
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The new European Union made it much easier for citizens of one country to migrate to another.
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This makes them more productive, especially if they migrate from a poor country to a rich one.
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That number is only expected to increase as audiences migrate their attention to digital and mobile, specifically.
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Newspapers have seen substantial declines in print advertising revenue as readers migrate to the web for content.
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If you haven't done so already, do yourself a favor and migrate your files to the cloud.
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And the climate is warming much faster 10 to 20 times faster than a tree can migrate.
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While some will migrate to the United States, the vast majority will flee overland to neighbouring countries.
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AWS Database Migration Service Course The AWS Database Migration Service helps companies migrate massive databases to AWS.
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Even microbes could migrate from one world to the next inside rocks kicked up by meteor strikes.
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Aphorisms migrate to places where bigger books cannot, and most stay more or less intact over time.
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There is almost no way for low-skilled Mexicans who lack American relatives to migrate north legally.
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Lê-Quôc was eventually disconnected, and Pomel would migrate to IBM's upstate New York offices after graduation.
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Where in the universe should humans migrate to build a civilization with some kind of cosmic permanence?
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It's unclear whether teens will quit vaping or whether they will migrate to other flavors or brands.
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Homophobia is common, particularly in rural areas, leading many gay and trans people to migrate to cities.
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Finally, the United States should insist UNRWA-enabled anti-Israel, anti-peace curricula not migrate to UNHCR.
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"The president's media habits are so predictable, advertisers migrate to those areas," a media buyer told Politico.
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Even books that are printed on acid-free paper, they tend to migrate toward recycling rather quickly.
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These are people who, all else being equal, except for the persecution piece would not migrate out.
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As birds migrate south for the winter, the sand dunes also make for stunning bird-watching opportunities.
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Interestingly, some modern marsupials, like kangaroos, migrate on a nomadic basis, but none follow established seasonal patterns.
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In the wild, bluefin migrate across oceans, but here the powerful currents act as a natural treadmill.
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These mini-moons could gradually migrate away from Earth and become building blocks of the developing satellite.
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In some posts, perfect replicas of eyes and lips multiply and migrate to her hands and limbs.
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But currents and ice melt could cause mammals to not migrate where they did 50 years ago.
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A Cantv manager who later helped migrate the database to ZTE servers confirmed details of the breach.
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Lastly, the company announced it had acquired AppBridge, a startup helps companies migrate content to G Suite.
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How did the electro sound phase out of hip-hop and migrate to other forms of music?
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It's that these ideas tend to migrate from the margins and cast doubt among the general public.
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Southern Asians migrate to other Southern Asian countries, East Asians stick to East Asia, and so on.
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This staggering statistic helps explain why the intention to migrate continues to rise in all three countries.
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But even if that happens, how does all that Trump support migrate over to Jeb or Marco?
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Puerto Rican leaders worried some of the people left uninsured would migrate to the mainland seeking coverage.
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"If the rich countries don't want the poor countries to migrate, then there's another solution," Mehta suggests.
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As early as 2015, ISIS began instructing recruits to migrate to territory held by its overseas affiliates.
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Scientists think right whales migrate based on other senses -- like picking up on Earth's reliable magnetic field.
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The electrical current typically causes proteins to migrate across the paper; the proteins separate as they move.
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In the open ocean, the sand tiger shark has been known to migrate more than 1,403 miles.
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Besides cardinals, other birds that don't migrate during winter include chickadees, owls and some woodpeckers and robins.
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Through the partnership, Walmart and Microsoft engineers will work together to migrate a significant portion of Walmart.
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"My mother and I migrate from different parts of the house to dance to it," she said.
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The new research reveals one more mechanism for species to migrate around the world, with potentially disastrous consequences.
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For the wealthy, the important entertainment was in Manhattan, with a theater district that continued to migrate uptown.
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Most children from Central America migrate to escape gang violence and poverty, or to join relatives living abroad.
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At the time, Microsoft even partnered with Github to help users migrate their source code from the platform.
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Because of those factors, many Mexicans continue to migrate to the U.S. in hopes of a better life.
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The place starts to empty, and the guests migrate to a different party for more snacks and Appletiser.
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The congregations that have lasted have had to migrate often, as users grow tired with the faddish platforms.
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When "you migrate, it's your free choice," he said sitting in a cafe in Rotterdam's massive covered market.
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But many industries that no longer can afford to operate here, like manufacturing, are forced to migrate outward.
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Meanwhile, businesses have increasingly told Slingerlend they plan to migrate more of their budget toward Amazon Web Services.
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Now, German officials are pushing tighter laws to prohibit all marriages of minors who migrate to the country.
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The cream-to-powder glitter gives off a dewy sheen, but since it's a powder, it doesn't migrate.
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In the West asset managers increasingly worry that they face a wave of disintermediation as investors migrate online.
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There's more control over closing tabs, and you can now migrate cookies and settings from Chrome to Edge.
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Eventually, the broad goal is to one day migrate all of its published content over to the blockchain.
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So why is our Jupiter so different from the other Jupiters in space, in that it doesn't migrate?
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Certainly, don't expect the original crypto community to migrate to alternative terminology — not willingly, and not anytime soon.
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To help ease the transition, Google is providing developers tools to help migrate their apps to the Web.
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Commonwealth Financial, for instance, previously said it would migrate from commissions to asset-based fees for retirement business.
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Most accompany their families as they migrate from rural areas to the cities in search of better prospects.
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At this crucial moment in brain development, neurons are born and migrate to different areas of the brain.
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The hors d'oeuvres run out about 15 minutes later, and clumps of guests migrate to the open bar.
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Portworx's tools make it easier for developers to migrate data, create backups and recover them after an issue.
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Of course, sometimes people's views on economic policy migrate according to the partisan composition of the White House.
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By all accounts, the caravans have consisted of people who decide for themselves that they want to migrate.
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Same with trauma: Inflammatory cells quickly migrate to the area of trauma and probably perform some protective mechanism.
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The couple were married in Jamaica and Harris had helped Chambers migrate to the U.S. afterward, they said.
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When Adelson relocated from Olympia, WA to Pittsburgh, PA, it was only logical that Migration should, well, migrate.
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Notes will also let you migrate data from other services like Evernote with a new "Import Notes" option.
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The fragility of the country has forced thousands of Haitians to migrate in search of better living conditions.
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Warmer temperatures have allowed insects, rats and other pests, to migrate up the mountains and into the fields.
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Meanwhile the routine productivity hacks that ease the work day can morph and migrate to our personal lives.
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One is called ptk7, and it's important in determining how cells migrate during the formation of the embryo.
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Pakistan, meanwhile, rejects accusations that it fails to address terrorists that migrate over its western border with Afghanistan.
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Men migrate to find work elsewhere, leaving women to care for the children and homestead on their own.
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These great runs once sustained the bears, but today few trout migrate upstream beneath the famous Fishing Bridge.
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Natural experiments show that this is not just because the kind of people who migrate are more ambitious.
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At the full and new moons of May and June, females migrate toward shorelines and release powerful pheromones.
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He said Austria needed to explore differentiating between those fleeing war and those who migrate for economic reasons.
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Critics say the sounds emitted can kill fish, affect their reproductive systems and cause them to migrate elsewhere.
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When I visited, salmon were being loaded into trucks and driven upstream so they could continue to migrate.
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So, the most popular items tend to migrate to the outside of the stacks, closest to the stations.
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"Typically, government participants enter (contracts) slowly and migrate, at the start, only certain functions and applications," he said.
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By bringing it in-house, WarnerMedia is banking that "Friends" fans will migrate for a new streaming service.
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The bison targeted for hunting and slaughter are among those that migrate into Montana each winter from Yellowstone.
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As disease-carrying insects migrate, more people might be exposed to things like Lyme disease and Zika viruses.
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If this is the case, seeing this feature migrate onto the official Twitter platform is a good thing.
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"I have already done my paperwork to migrate," said Moumen, the cardiologist, who works at a state hospital.
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More restrictions on Mexico and a further weakening of the peso will only increase the pressures to migrate.
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As part of the partnership, Walmart and Microsoft engineers will collaborate to migrate a significant portion of walmart.
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He said he had been thinking about trying to migrate to the United States in search of work.
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The sightings occurred in four distinct humpback habitats, providing insights into where these giants feed, breed and migrate.
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The narrative has even started to migrate to Fox News, a key source of information for the president.
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Moisture would migrate from one ingredient to another, drying out the sauce and turning the crust to mush.
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The Cottars Mara Private Homestead in Masai Mara, Kenya, overlooks a savannah where wildebeest migrate once a year.
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The scientists estimate that up to 803 billion hoverflies migrate in and out of southern England each year.
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It said the virus is probably spreading as wild birds migrate and contaminate waterways used by farm birds.
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It said the virus is probably spreading as wild birds migrate and contaminate waterways used by farm birds.
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The researchers have found that birds migrate in loops, rather than follow a straight line north and south.
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People who migrate to cities, unable to find sufficient affordable housing, improvise sprawling settlements that become more permanent.
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As ISAs migrate from the margins of financial aid to the mainstream, the debate around them grows louder.
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The man claimed the effects of climate change and a rising sea level had forced him to migrate.
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The member of David Dobrik&aposs "Vlog Squad" is the biggest female streamer to migrate to Facebook yet.
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For example, authorizations and other critical transactions are expected to continue to migrate, albeit slowly, to electronic automation.
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CBOE said it expects to use BATS' trading technology and will migrate all trading to a single platform.
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Some sections have lights that attract and zap pollinators, like the monarch butterfly, that migrate across the border.
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It can enter the bloodstream, usually at the time of the injection, or migrate later into the lymphatic system.
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The park is mostly fenced off around the city, but there are gaps to allow the animals to migrate.
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Mr Gorman easily found six teenagers to volunteer as museum guides: "Good kids migrate to good kids," he beams.
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These chemicals can easily migrate into the air, dust, food, soil and water and can accumulate in the body.
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That means there are fewer people in the age cohort most likely to migrate—those age 18 to 35.
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Critics have warned a surge in e-cigarette use may cause nicotine-addicted kids to migrate to conventional cigarettes.
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Dead zones can cause a loss of fish habitat, or force fish to migrate to other areas to survive.
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Sea turtles use them find their birthplaces decades after leaving, and birds use them to migrate north and south.
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Many banks face having to migrate to several new benchmarks like Ester and Sonia at roughly the same time.
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With their large staffs, established customer base and technology acumen, they can migrate into the space without major hurdles.
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Germany says there are about 20 million more displaced people in Africa who could end up looking to migrate.
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The scientists let the stem cells migrate and populate over the scaffold for two weeks — but that was't enough.
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You're one of the few artists who can migrate seamlessly between the Bay's mainstream and underground hip-hop scenes.
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With the clock ticking to Britain's EU departure by April 241, banks are already beginning to migrate from London.
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Experts say the new routes traffickers are taking don't just send cocaine north, they push people to migrate, too.
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It had never occurred to me that Activision, or platform owner Sony, would ever let my account migrate elsewhere.
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The western South Atlantic humpbacks on which the study focuses migrate towards summer feeding grounds in the South Atlantic.
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As soon as things start getting crowded, desert locusts become gregarious and migrate away in search of more food.
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That allows them to migrate freely over large distances throughout the country, and even cross over into neighboring countries.
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Most were born and brought up in the area but were forced to migrate to Moscow to find work.
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It should be to figure out how better to make the case for the fundamental human right to migrate.
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Some have proposed the sharks have just moved away from False Bay -- they are known to migrate large distances.
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Some of these people will now migrate to Waymo One, while others will stay in the Early Rider program.
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Sometimes it is more subtle than that; you replace your mobile phone and forgot to migrate your 2FA keys.
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While Asian and European birds don't migrate into North America, they can pass on viruses to birds that do.
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Humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) migrate from the cold antarctic to the warm tropics every winter, Wild coast, South Africa.
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That few actually migrate north is probably at least in part because it's not easy to make the move.
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If those 20 percent were to migrate into the "disapprove" category, it would be enough to tip the majority.
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The poles don't migrate along a straight line—rather, they trace a sine curve that wobbles back and forth.
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Then I migrate back to my desk around 2130:2132.76 to wrap up work and head over to school.
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The locking rule was adopted to enable consumers to migrate from one service provider to another on compatible networks.
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This service will auto-migrate VMs from on-premises or other clouds into containers in the Google Kubernetes Engine.
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Here at Google Cloud, we're committed to helping enterprise customers easily and securely migrate their data to our platform.
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Microfluidic growth systems could be adjusted to produce any desired population structure by controlling how cells mix and migrate.
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If someone drinks such water, the larvae then migrate to his skin to grow, emerging about a year later.
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"MAKE AMERICA MIGRATE" blares the tabloid's Wednesday front page, a play on Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan.
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Egyptian white pelicans arrive every spring, and Arctic geese migrate here to escape the harsh winters of Northern Europe.
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AWS The Whole Foods website and apps will probably migrate over to Amazon's Web Service, if they haven't already.
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A community of Rohingya refugees also lives in Bangladesh and some migrate to Malaysia, where they typically work illegally.
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They migrate and specialize, taking on roles like nerve or skin or the production of hormones in the thyroid.
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Many children will be deported with their parents to their home country, and either remain there or migrate again.
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The migrate artifact causes creatures to leave their natural habitat, like a sea creature may move to the air.
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But the growing need to migrate for an income is not good news for all women, local officials say.
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"People migrate into Tigray now, which is kind of unheard of," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The ocean waters are a gathering spot for humpback whales, which migrate through the region during the same months.
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It's a foot in the door to migrate BofA to more of a hybrid cloud solution in the future.
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Birds are known to migrate south by way of the US Capitol in late October, according to The Washingtonian.
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At today's event, the company announced that it is taking Anthos Migrate out of beta and into general availability.
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Some of it stays underground, where it combines with methane and can migrate into aquifers, streams and private wells.
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Certain parts of the plate remain stable and don't vibrate, and these are the areas where the grains migrate.
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And the best way to maximize those benefits is to filter the pool of persons who want to migrate.
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We learned he was a barred owl, and that he was a resident, which meant he didn't migrate south.
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Opinion Columnist HUEHUETENANGO, Guatemala — When Lesly Cano Gómez was 15, she wrote out her plan to migrate to America.
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Do you want to know why Lesly Cano Gómez tossed out her written plans to migrate to the U.S.?
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So they "migrate out of the anus to the perianal skin and deposit" thousands of eggs, Dr. Ratner said.
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Sea ice plays a vital role in foxes' ability to migrate between areas and find resources, the study noted.
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The loss of mosquitoes could alter the paths of caribou herds, which migrate great distances to avoid being bitten.
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The account will migrate from Instagram into a book of the same name, out from Chronicle Books next spring.
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María Mata, 67, a retired government social worker, plans to migrate to Germany, the birthplace of her great-grandparents.
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Switching to another provider now could cost the company double that to migrate data, reconfigure systems and retrain employees.
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But during the times of the year when birds migrate, you think about them all the time, he said.
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The bad news is that the applets will stop working if users migrate their Nest accounts to Google accounts.
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Hundreds of thousands of acres of isolated patches of land have been reforested and reconnected, allowing species to migrate.
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Like many other street vendors, Mr. Diallo had not aimed for Barcelona when he decided to migrate to Europe.
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More corporate debt is ultimately likely to migrate towards the sovereign balance sheet beyond the local government swap programme.
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So the men of Ndiamaguene have no choice but to migrate to bigger towns or out of the country.
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"There are species that will migrate and those that will move due to the weather patterns," Dr. Kross said.
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They were encouraged to move to Britain to fill a labor shortage and could migrate without any immigration controls.
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Still, some investors see buying opportunities with retailers they believe can thrive even as more shoppers migrate to Amazon.
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"The Chinese people have the same needs as other investors," said Scott Picken, the chief executive of Wealth Migrate.
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Even more striking, he alone of his large rural family managed to migrate across continents and attend prominent universities.
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Those in the Northern Hemisphere migrate this time of year to tropical waters before returning north in the summer.
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Commercial fish, such as tuna, and birds also migrate through the Sargasso Sea and depend on it for food.
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If she decides one day to create a Netflix Original Special, her fans will almost certainly migrate from E!
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The startup explained that the app will now let users (both influencers and shoppers) migrate more easily between social platforms.
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They migrate north along the Pacific Coast in summer to the Arctic, leaving behind their tropical wintering grounds off Mexico.
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You tend to see a lot of people starting there and then you migrate elsewhere because it's just too expensive.
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In addition to responding to each other's tweets, they also form group DMs that migrate to other platforms, like texting.
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Fire ants are famous for building massive ant towers, which allow them to escape or migrate into otherwise inaccessible areas.
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There are more gray whales around the San Francisco area than usual this time of year, as they migrate north.
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However, it could also be argued that poorer residents won't be able to migrate because they can't afford to resettle.
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The rumor that Google's use of the Gmail name forced Jim Davis to migrate his email service to e-garfield.
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They only migrate on nights with low pressure and bad weather, if there are favorable tailwinds and weak head winds.
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Some TV operators like Mediaset and Italian state broadcaster RAI operate on this frequency and will have to migrate business.
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It may also see the new funds as loss-leaders, hoping that investors will eventually migrate to its other offerings.
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Supporters of those who do not reach the viability threshold are then free to migrate to a viable candidate's team.
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So when you migrate away from that to a speculative nature, I think that tends to lend itself to hype.
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"Tactics migrate pretty easily between extremist groups," he said, noting there was not as of yet any evidence of premeditation.
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This is changing as major players migrate from East to West Africa and local companies develop operational experience to compete.
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Ideologies changed over the 40 years of the quota system and ideas about who should be allowed to migrate shifted.
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The researchers also investigated the way the climate changed and what role it played in motivating early humans to migrate.
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But when ratings are boosted, the bubbles migrate above the 45-degree line: virtually all SOEs are in this category.
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"You can migrate a Cockroach cluster from one cloud to another with no down time," Kimball told TechCrunch in May.
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With the rust and falling coffee prices, jobs have disappeared and many coffee farmers and workers have decided to migrate.
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More damningly, as the data came in, it became clear that in 2017 few men had been persuaded to migrate.
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League Pass discontinues when the regular season ends; the postseason games migrate over to national television and the stakes crescendo.
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Approximately 560,000 people were affected by a flaw in the script used to migrate followers to the new archival handles.
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There has been concern that fracking and extraction of coal seam gas could cause gas to migrate through the rock.
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Grab plans to shutter the Uber app in less than two weeks and migrate passengers and drivers to its services.
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Those who migrate tend to be educated, English-speaking, middle-class males; the poorest and most marginalised remain at home.
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These observations corroborate climate models, which predict that a belt of higher average pressure near the equator will migrate north.
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Apple originally announced its move to migrate iCloud user data to local servers run by Chinese companies back in January.
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When on-prem applications migrate to the public cloud, the first step is to simply relocate them to the cloud.
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Great whites are known to migrate in tangents, but what compels them to wander for thousands of miles remains speculative.
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With no work in villages, many migrate to cities and send earnings home to repay the money lenders, campaigners say.
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There is little doubt Mr Sanders will eventually endorse Mrs Clinton, and most of his voters will migrate to her.
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So forest ecosystems will not migrate wholesale—Birnam Wood-to-Dunsinane-style—but in disordered versions of their current states.
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The incentive stabilized the economy and encouraged residents to stay on the island rather than migrate to the U.S mainland.
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Increases in temperatures and sea levels are likely to reduce agricultural yields, forcing more people to migrate to crowded cities.
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J.P. Morgan expects some $6.6 billion in passive inflows to likely migrate to MSCI China companies in the near term.
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But all manner of wars begin gingerly, only to migrate quickly out of control due to factors no one anticipated.
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Dolphins and sea birds feast on a school of sardines as the fish migrate along the coast of South Africa.
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As our world continues to migrate to digital spaces, our data becomes more valuable — and more at risk — than ever.
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They molt and mature in the brain and migrate back down to the lung's arteries, where adult worms are found.
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That contributed to cultural and technological developments that led them to migrate out of Africa and spread across the globe.
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This includes people who have been forced to migrate, whether via military intervention or inequitable binational policies or corporate activities.
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I think they thought that Variety ... Obviously, Variety and I guess Hollywood Reporter to a lesser degree did migrate themselves.
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It's rare for an artist to migrate to a different form and to layer and bring all these narratives together.
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That has forced some farmers to search for land at higher altitudes, switch to other crops, change professions — or migrate.
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As long as Mr. Maduro remains in power there will be more deaths, prisoners, persecution and compatriots forced to migrate.
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We stay up until midnight... have another beer, watch Netflix, chill, migrate to our bed, have sex, and fall asleep.
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Nest owners who use IFTTT and choose not to migrate to Google accounts will face some quandaries down the road.
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Such skepticism may be on the wane, however, as consumers migrate online from malls and brick-and-mortar retail stores.
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Common mergansers are usually first to migrate north at the start of spring, according to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
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They migrate near the shore throughout their lengthy journey, which makes tracking them -- and their stranding events -- a little easier.
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The idea is that it would take less work to migrate to new versions while still adding attractive new features.
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"Many of SAP's largest customers are already working with us to develop plans to migrate to Fusion ERP," Ellison said.
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If it becomes impractical to hide fortunes there, the money could migrate to Singapore, or, for that matter, to America.
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Young and his family ran the restaurant, and planned another (closer to the suburbs where many families continued to migrate).
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As herds migrate along the same route year after year, the supply of prions in the environment may keep increasing.
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Common murres, for instance, are fast, powerful fliers and have asymmetric eggs, as do least sandpipers, which migrate long distances.
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"Macri's not saying people can't migrate, and qualified people like me will still be able to come here," she said.
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"Bias can kind of migrate to different spaces," Eberhardt said on the latest episode of Recode Decode with Kara Swisher.
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There is no reliable data on the number of Hondurans who are being forced to migrate because of climate stresses.
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It's interesting, too, because this is also another example of how a bias can kind of migrate to different spaces.
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Ohio State University Entomology Professor Norman Johnson said the dragonflies were likely Green Darners, which migrate south in the fall.
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He chooses to live in Missouri, his home state, rather than migrate to North Carolina as most Nascar drivers do.
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Blue counties had net positive immigration, while the counties in light red had more people move abroad than migrate in.
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I'd gotten so adjusted to the idea of, like a migratory bird knows when it's time to try and… migrate.
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Unable to migrate south to warmer waters, their body temperatures fell with the water temperature and their internal systems shut down.
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This should translate into a strong adaptation rate as customer migrate from shopping on the mobile web to their native app.
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They migrate north in April and May from their breeding grounds in Baja California, Mexico to their feeding grounds in Alaska.
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The fat compartments of the face, usually held back by retaining ligaments, begin to push out and migrate into lower areas.
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Let's focus on Latin America to create safer communities, more job opportunities and create countries where people don't have to migrate.
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Despite the majority of young people wanting to migrate away from renting, 275 percent have nothing saved for a down payment.
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Even more puzzling, some moths migrate almost directly south to get to the Australian Alps, while others approach from the west.
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Gray whales do most of their eating during summers in the Arctic and migrate to spend half the year in Mexico.
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Munger helped to migrate Buffett to a method of evaluating the quality of companies rather than just their break-up value.
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Instead of using the energy output from Sun-like stars, Loeb says advanced civs could migrate into rich clusters of galaxies.
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Turnbull stressed that there are no plans to shut down or migrate the subreddit, but he's excited about the new experiment.
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Supporters of those who do not reach the threshold for viability are then free to migrate to a viable candidate's team.
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And while it hasn't happened yet, the design team says well-received features from mobile may soon migrate over to desktop.
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As larger portions of our lives migrate online, it becomes correspondingly more important that we are able to protect that space.
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Human hookworms are a thing too, and they will migrate into the blood and digestive tract, causing long-term health problems.
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Between the lines: Ad revenue continues to migrate to mobile, with 92% of Facebook's total ad revenue now coming from mobile.
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But what impels those who move, at least when it is voluntary, is often a desire to migrate between social classes.
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Bot Engine and the Stories UI will stay alive until February 1, 2018 to give developers time to migrate their apps.
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The tough phase for Shopify would be when its mid-market cash cow customers migrate to Hybris or WebSphere or Demandware.
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Maybe the true message here is that we should all migrate to PlayStation 4 or Xbox One consoles for streaming purposes.
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The industry employs some 211,230 people, almost all men who migrate from the poorer states of India's northern Hindi-speaking belt.
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In the past, a boomtown was the result of a discovery of gold, or oil; money and families would migrate accordingly.
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However, it's looking more realistic every day that many sensor technologies will migrate to the screen itself (or just underneath it).
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There were only two paths that P. pacificus or its ancestors could have taken to migrate from Asia to South America.
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But doesn't that also sound eerily similar to cancer—to multiply, to migrate (metastasize), to come back despite exposure to toxins?
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But they've never been studied with the process still under way, before planets have a chance to migrate and rearrange themselves.
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And in developing countries, young people are 343% more likely than their elders to migrate from the countryside to a city.
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He thinks space travel will not only help us migrate off the planet, but actually help us to save the planet.
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As a result, thousands of Hondurans choose to migrate each year, walking or hitching rides through blistering heat and torrential rain.
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Students who want to migrate from a community college to a four-year school should be choosy about where they attend.
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Each day that passes the value of the copper-part of TIM's network loses value as more customers migrate to fiber.
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The list is currently hosted on Ajayi's own website, but the group plans to migrate it to its own website eventually.
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One ethical concern is that the introduced cells will migrate to the host animal's nervous system, sparking fears of humanizing animals.
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In order to save them, he believes humans need to get the antechinus to migrate to southern Australia, where it's colder.
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Instead, Mississippians are even less likely to migrate out of the state today than they were before the Great Recession hit.
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Often, organizations think they don't have the budget to migrate to the cloud or store data for artificial-intelligence-based applications.
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However, users who opt to migrate a Nest account to a Google one will apparently break their connections in the process.
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Last year, she helped lead the launch of Oracle Soar, business tools to help clients migrate their applications to the cloud.
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The company is under shareholder pressure to improve its performance, which has suffered for years as consumers migrate to fresher brands.
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At the same time, social unrest and a lack of decent wages are prompting job-seekers to migrate from developing regions.
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Worse, they tend to migrate to the center of grape clusters late in the season, then get harvested along with them.
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In Honduras, for example, the murder rate -- one factor analysts typically cite when they study why people migrate -- has been declining.
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As Kenya develops and more people migrate to the cities in search of work, such traditional practices are on the wane.
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Rohingya started to migrate to India years ago and there are now close to 40,000 Rohingya Muslims living in the country.
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The collapse in crop yields forced as many as 1.5 million Syrians to migrate to urban centers, like Homs and Damascus.
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The forests are home to an abundance of local wildlife, particularly monarch butterflies, many of whom migrate there in the winter.
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The island has been mired in recession for over 10 years, causing many Puerto Ricans to migrate to the 50 states.
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To succeed, the sport has to migrate from the raucous bars that host its competitions to the television or the phone.
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The news media in China is becoming more difficult to police as readers and outlets migrate online and onto social media.
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Foreign aid pays for programs that are actually making headway in reducing the corruption and violence that drive people to migrate.
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At this point, you might be wondering: Did the country ever devise wild crazy ways to migrate aquatic creatures before this?
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Many of the workers are of indigenous descent and migrate from poor rural communities to big cities in search of work.
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Interestingly, scientists have recently found that in many cases, a child's cells can migrate all the way to a mother's brain.
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The other two women and their children went, too, viewing the caravan as their safest and least expensive opportunity to migrate.
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With the release, Microsoft is again pushing users to migrate from Wunderlist to To Do to gain access to these features.
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"As per our records, 140,000 people migrate for work after registering with the labor department," said Niranjan Sahu, Odisha's labor commissioner.
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An estimated 500,000 people migrate from this part of the state every year, more than half to work in brick kilns.
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"If you are using physical storing, you need to regularly migrate off one hard disk and onto another," Ms. Oey said.
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The parents migrate separately or together among other canvases, sometimes mutating into stone statues, as in "Family of Lions," from 1927.
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But the whydah is not a good flyer, does not migrate and may not be good at crossing bodies of water.
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After slavery, as black Americans began to migrate away from the South, barbecue traveled with them and began to evolve regionally.
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Not least, creating protected areas can also allow vulnerable species to spawn and migrate, including to areas where fishing is allowed.
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Poor people have little spare cash, mostly live in hotter places and face far more obstacles when they try to migrate.
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About 27,000 whales migrate up and down the western shores of North America, meanwhile, and are not currently listed as endangered.
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Google Cloud announced Tuesday that it has acquired Cornerstone Technology, which Google says will migrate customers' mainframe workloads to Google Cloud.
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Fish populations would still migrate, creating winners and losers among fishing nations and potentially leading to increased conflicts, the report noted.
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Each location executes a complicated choreography in which hundreds of people migrate around a room to aggregate in their candidate's corner.
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The majority of Biden voters will migrate to Buttigieg, if it comes to that, so there's no reason to alienate them.
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Indeed, immigration experts say the biggest long-term shift in the reasons the wealthy migrate is the waning importance of taxes.
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True, those ties tend to migrate off the centerline, his shirt collars curl at the ends, and his hairstyles skew messianic.
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Adobe said it will work with Facebook as well as Unity Technologies and Epic Games to help developers migrate their games.
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In cities, parents who migrate from rural areas often have no choice but to leave their children alone while they work.
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They're not all young techies, because when there's a boom like this, the opportunity, people migrate ... Most migration is for jobs.
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Economists estimate that, were the world able to accommodate the wishes of all those who wanted to migrate, global GDP would double.
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But as sectors like shopping and transport increasingly migrate online, the cultural jump to apps like Quinto Andar and GetNinjas becomes easier.
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If a user needs to migrate large amounts of data, the location of a data center can also make a noticable difference.
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Google+ offered new and inventive features, but it didn't give users any particular reason to migrate from the larger, established social network.
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However, the massive mammals tend to migrate toward cooler polar waters in the summer, and avoid shallow coastal areas all year round.
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As fans migrate to Game of Thrones spinoff threads, does it shiver from lack of attention on an untended corner of Reddit?
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Fitch considers HCC to be 'Very Important' in terms of strategic fit to Tokio Marine and may migrate to 'Core' over time.
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Help more people to migrate to those epicenters of excellence so they can participate in that growth and share in the prosperity.
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YouGov's survey found that a quarter of those who want to migrate are likely to do so within the next three years.
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But as more men from villages migrate to urban areas in search of jobs, their wives and daughters are tending the land.
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In the very long run, the doom-mongers are right: human beings may indeed have to migrate, assuming any are still around.
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Unfortunately, YouTube is still unable to say exactly when it will migrate user libraries from Google Play Music over to YouTube Music.
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He figures as younger people increasingly migrate to cities, more of their disposable income will be spent on experiences rather than possessions.
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Workers who migrate from poor countries to rich ones typically earn vastly more than they could have in their country of origin.
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Since Albania embraced democracy in 1990, many Albanians have chosen to migrate for a better life, even paying hefty sums to smugglers.
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Now, a startup called Learning Machine wants to completely migrate these documents into the digital era by placing them on the blockchain.
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"Warmer water and air temperatures mean the animals that migrate northward arrive a little earlier and stay a little later," Burgess said.
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Microsoft also says its dedicated FastTrack team will work with any new customers to help migrate businesses to OneDrive and Office 365.
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Rural people migrate to cities for money, and usually get far more of it than they would if they had not moved.
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Observatory During the dark winter months in the Arctic Ocean, zooplankton migrate by the light of the moon, a new study reports.
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At one point, the SoundCloud community existed strictly on that platform but artists began to migrate and exist outside of the site.
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Mobile AR is bringing a new group of developers into immersive computing, many of whom could migrate from mobile to premium platforms.
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GM said that Super Cruise will also migrate to its other brands after 2020, but details on the rollout were not given.
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An expanding wealth gap, resources wars and climate disasters are pushing people to migrate to the few stable fortresses, or die trying.
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The look started to migrate across Instagram, with people recreating the look for themselves (and using brow gel in lieu of glue).
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Fintech is stimulating Chinese consumption and capital flow As countries progress, citizens migrate from remote villages to large cities and foreign countries.
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The swans and other wildfowl have to migrate, it isn't an option, in order to survive they must move to warmer climates.
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That's an indication that other factors were pushing Central American families to migrate together, even before the zero-tolerance policy was announced.
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Britons migrate to other European Union countries, too, especially retirees who can live more cheaply elsewhere and still get free medical benefits.
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Some 3,500 Cubans attempting to migrate to the United States are stuck in Panama after Costa Rica blocked them from proceeding further.
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Yet Michael Clemens, an American development economist, estimates that if everyone who wanted to migrate could do so, global GDP would double.
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It was a great time, actually, because they were beginning to migrate from 95 million paper files to this new process — automation.
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Displaced farmers could move to nearby cities, speeding up the already rapid rate of urbanization, or migrate to South Africa and Europe.
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Every day, troves of hungry marine organisms—shrimp, jellyfish, squid and bony fish—migrate from the ocean's murky depths to the surface.
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For a short time each year, triggered by spring's first warm rains, they migrate en masse to breed in shallow vernal pools.
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But Sokolin isn't convinced that investors who start out by using an app to save will ever migrate up to an advisor.
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Scholars who study migration speak of two key explanations for why human beings leave their homes and migrate: "pull" and "push" factors.
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"There is a market out there for immigrant investors looking to migrate to countries which typically have good education programs," he added.
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"We'll be working with our customers to make sure that they migrate at a pace that makes sense for them," Taylor said.
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Education and training programs create opportunities, including for those who might otherwise migrate to other countries or be recruited by extremist groups.
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She tried wearing gloves at work, but that only made her rashes migrate from her hands to her wrists, forearms, and elbows.
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The FT noted that emerging markets have made almost no efforts to migrate to IPv6, the modern Internet Protocol system, from IPv4.
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How difficult is it: Some effort, especially if you have lots of content stored in another service that you need to migrate
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Rwandan Felicien Mujyambere, 35, was ready to migrate from his remote northern village after his wife died and his family's income dropped.
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The presence of longstanding Chinese communities in cities like New York and San Francisco could "make it easy to migrate," he said.
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The overall idea behind Migrate is that it allows enterprises to take their existing, VM-based workloads and convert them into containers.
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Stratospheric rents will make it tough to migrate to some of the most vibrant labor markets, like New York or San Francisco.
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It is home to wildlife populations including caribou, polar bears, and millions of birds that migrate to six of the seven continents.
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Ecologists are designing the project to make sure wetland plants have a route to migrate inland and upslope as the water rises.
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The Cargo Hauler is expandable for when you need more room, while the Migrate Duffel can be packed down for easy storage.
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Scientists had clues that some species of hoverflies migrate, but they knew little about the timing or the scale of their movements.
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Political oppression, human rights abuses, high inflation and shortages of food and medicine have prompted millions to migrate, many to neighboring countries.
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Perhaps light disrupts the internal compasses some moths use to migrate or the pheromones that guide males to females like smoke signals.
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Google says it is working on enabling similar automations through the Google Assistant that should, eventually, allow some IFTTT users to migrate.
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China is rapidly urbanizing, for example, but many rural Catholics find little outreach when they migrate to take jobs in the cities.
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In September, Ms. Hurley asks parents of the previous class to migrate to "the big-kids table" — the larger school parent group.
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When its two-year run in the cafe concludes, some of Ms. Brätsch's parts might migrate to the second-floor collection galleries.
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It then modeled where people along the coasts would migrate by the end of the century if their homes became permanently flooded.
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Each year, bar-headed geese migrate over the Himalayas from India, at sea level, to the Tibetan highlands in China and Mongolia.
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In time, we will lose our centers of technical excellence, which will, inevitably, migrate to places where every talented contributor is welcome.
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On the basis of their biological hypothesis, Yates's team at Bath created a mathematical model to confirm that pigment cells migrate randomly.
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In turn, poor patients with these devastating, life-threatening illnesses were more likely to migrate to those states that offered better access.
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Since early 2016, Balkan countries have made it harder for people to migrate through Europe, lowering the demand for Abu Mohammed's services.
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"Many migrate to the United States, paying off smugglers with the little money they have left," IHCAFE director Mario Rene Palma said.
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They often travel in groups of 30, but can swim in herds of 1,000 when they migrate, The New York Times reported.
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Wealth Migrate, a South African crowdfunding platform that was introduced in China this year, is experimenting with $100 real estate investment products.
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In the Southern Hemisphere, they migrate south during this time of year and return north during their winter, in the breeding season.
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According to several research studies, as much as 47 youths migrate daily to the States, that's an astonishing figure by any standard.
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The exploration of the mix of circumstances and choices that drive the decision to migrate lies at the heart of The Leavers.
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During these early years, Puerto Ricans were considered to be "foreign" if they wanted to migrate to the US, but otherwise American.
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Roya Amigh's In my sleep I migrate back, continues at Five Myles (558 St. Johns Place, Crown Heights, Brooklyn) through August 27.
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"People were motivated to migrate," Rhodes told reporters on a call, noting some 40,000 Cubans arrived in 23 and about 54,000 in 2016.
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This gives him an opportunity to try and set pots and rake in big numbers as the waves cause the crab to migrate.
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Monarch butterflies migrate southward in the autumn, from the central United States toward Florida and Mexico, and back up north in the spring.
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I am grateful to all of the women, men & children who migrate to work as #domesticworkers, #caregivers, #farmworkers and in many other professions.
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It has also acquired AppBridge, a company that helps companies migrate to Google Cloud from Sharepoint, or whatever else they might be using.
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In this article, we are going to tell you how (or if) you can migrate your Evernote data to one of these applications.
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Now, he believes that these objects continue to operate along the same trajectory and "migrate" from Catalina Island south along the California coast.
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Micro-organisms living in the body migrate and adapt almost immediately to the lack of oxygen and the breakdown of the immune system.
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The addition of Office is all part of Microsoft's new push to convince developers to migrate their desktop apps to the Windows Store.
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Almost 4,000 people have died or gone missing while trying to migrate to the U.S. through Mexico since 2014, the Associated Press reports.
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Fitch considers TMHCC to be 'Very Important' in terms of its strategic fit with Tokio Marine, and may migrate to 'Core' over time.
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Keep in mind that you can't copy, migrate, or save security key data between keys (even if the keys are the same model).
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"Prolonged heat waves and desert dust storms can render some regions uninhabitable, which will surely contribute to the pressure to migrate," he added.
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Ecosystems, such as beaches and wetlands, need space to migrate landward and the federal government should be an advocate for these natural resources.
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A meme might begin its life on Twitter, then move over to Facebook, or it might begin on Tumblr and migrate to Instagram.
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Get cows out of the way and allow wild bison to restore themselves — through their ancient instinct to migrate — on their native landscape.
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Amazon's decision is "a modest positive" for GrubHub's shares and for GrubHub and other providers, to which Amazon orders will migrate, Champion added.
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The population there is decreasing at more than two times the national average as older generations die and younger generations migrate to cities.
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Cramer thinks the first group won't change, but the users who migrate to a smartphone could go with Apple in a big way.
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However, experts say that jobs, not the potential of birthright citizenship, are the main factor why people migrate to the U.S. without documents.
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Chattanooga, while a distinctive name, is also not the first city that people think of when they are considering locations to migrate to.
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It wouldn't be surprising to see Google start to migrate free users over to the new design in the coming months as well.
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Climate change is also forcing Zimbabweans to migrate to the Middle East in search of jobs, the International Organization of Migrations (IOM) said.
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"We believe MSFT's hybrid approach will continue to resonate with customers who want to migrate at their own pace," Yako and Sippel wrote.
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Once it's done, Turtle Rock confirmed that the free-to-play approach will migrate to the console versions of the game as well.
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In that part of the world and the Pacific we get people wanting to migrate to Australia they have been put into camps.
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By spring 2014, Facebook turned off the ability to send messages in the original app, forcing users to migrate to the standalone Messenger.
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Rather than just pouring money into a single isolated game, players now had the ability to cash out and migrate their interests elsewhere.
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The release also states that previous studies have found that the chemicals can migrate into food and, when consumed, accumulate in the body.
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" Life in Nadia and Saeed's home country ends for them with a devastating line: "When we migrate, we murder those we leave behind.
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As for those who opt not to migrate, they'll still get security updates and be subject to Nest's existing terms and privacy policies.
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Among them: They tend to be more daring and less risk averse, considering they were brave enough to migrate here and tolerate change.
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His chance to migrate came when the multinational firm he worked for as an accountant sent him from Lagos to England for training.
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Due to the colonial status of the Island, Puerto Ricans have been forced to migrate to the States in greater numbers each year.
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Large parts of the Gear VR catalog may also migrate over; standouts Darknet and Dead Secret, for example, are coming to Oculus Rift.
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Our strategy is simple: every large enterprise in the world is preparing to migrate their applications and infrastructure to the cloud, en masse.
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Redpoint Ventures partner Tom Dyal said endpoint security is a $10 billion market opportunity as businesses migrate away from traditional anti-virus software.
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As the network continues to migrate to digital, it will need to move resources and jobs to better address the new media landscape.
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Brand advertisers have yet to fully migrate to the Web, he said, but Facebook's introduction autoplay ads is drawing them to online platforms.
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Dump Connect and finally make its song matching work (and if that can't be done, it should migrate to a true locker service).
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Why it matters: It's another example of consolidation in the print industry, which has struggled to stay profitable as users migrate to digital.
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The report found that as more companies, tech and non-tech, migrate to cloud computing and other software services, so have jobs nationwide.
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The EU last year launched a $2 billion fund for Africa to combat the poverty and conflicts driving people to migrate to Europe.
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Viacom, like other media companies, has suffered from falling ratings at its cable networks as younger viewers migrate to online and mobile video.
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The problems at TSB arose when the bank tried to migrate customers onto a new IT platform, developed by its parent, Spain's Sabadell.
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Recently, an international team of researchers set out to determine which terrestrial mammals migrate the farthest, and just how incredible their journeys are.
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When you do that, you nudge people off their mark and get them to migrate to the behavior that you're trying to foster.
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"It's not obvious that you can necessarily migrate the data from your system to somebody else's system," Tanguy Van Overstraeten, of Linklaters, said.
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"If anything could adapt to climate change, you'd think that birds that migrate thousands of miles could," Mayor said in a press release.
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Predictions that Mr. Sanders's supporters could migrate to Donald Trump in the fall are overstated, despite Mr. Trump's cynical efforts to woo them.
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Plant or coral species may develop heat-resistant characteristics, while schools of fish could build migrate to cooler waters near the Earth's poles.
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This not only helped to shore up the company's finances but most importantly, encouraged policies to migrate back to the private market organically.
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And that's true, but only in the sense that trucking salmon upstream, or using planes to train whooping cranes to migrate, is natural.
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Among recommendations, countries should improve assessment and management of protected areas, and try where possible to connect them so threatened species can migrate.
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De Decker said his long-term goal is to eventually migrate 11 years of content from Low-Tech Magazine to the new website.
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Trump, standing center stage at a campaign rally, suggested Democrats were paying people to migrate north so they'd end up with more votes.
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It also could create new cybersecurity costs and concerns, particularly if most of e-sports' financial gains/losses migrate away from the participants.
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Millions of people in the past 30 years have had to migrate from rural areas for better access to jobs, healthcare, and education.
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Those systems will have until 2017 to migrate Applets to other platforms and frameworks, though they should probably get on that, like, yesterday.
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Gentrification makes it worse, because they're tearing down stuff in the city and causing other people to migrate more north toward Carol City.
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With information about how elephants migrate, land use planners, developers and politicians can work around wildlife routes, regulate human expansion and modify infrastructure.
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Puerto Ricans who no longer have access to affordable health care are more likely to migrate to U.S. states with functioning Medicaid programs.
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If the birds lay their eggs earlier, they can stay in their centuries-old range, with no need to migrate to higher altitudes.
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The United Nations estimates that 1.6 million Venezuelans have left since 2015 and that as many as 1.8 million could migrate this year.
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In truth, while poverty is a reason people travel to the U.S., it's also a reason people don't migrate: They can't afford to.
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During the spring spawning season, tens of thousands of adult carp migrate miles through lakes and streams to marshes where they were born.
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Very simple, if they have no energy, females will not be able to reproduce in normal numbers, and whales will cease to migrate.
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"The idea that there is such a thing as a pure German is wholly absurd," he said — populations migrate and absorb other influences.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg can only hope that those departing Facebook will migrate over to Instagram, so they can continue to reap the benefits.
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Still, given their ongoing concerns, Downing and her group feel they have no choice but to migrate to another platform that's more private.
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The ability to migrate data between sites could also benefit Facebook's intention to make its subsidiary communication platforms, Instagram and WhatsApp, better integrated.
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Gray whales, which migrate over 10,000 miles a year through a featureless expanse of blue, might be relying on a similar hidden sense.
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Only Rhipsalis baccifera, the mistletoe cactus, managed to migrate prehistorically to Africa, Madagascar and Sri Lanka, its fruit presumably carried overseas by birds.
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The chemicals migrate into food from packaging and equipment used in manufacturing and may pose special risks to pregnant women and young children.
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Investors don't want to hear about how ESPN will migrate from the cable world of today to the OTT world of the future.
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Unlike so many of our native songbirds, cardinals do not migrate, nor do they change the color of their plumage according to season.
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The report found that 48 percent of organizations polled plan to migrate their data to a different location because of regulations like GDPR.
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Conflicts between satellite TV providers and media companies have become increasingly common as viewers migrate to streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon.
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Vital pollinators that migrate across the border, such as insects, could end up burnt up by the lights necessary to illuminate the wall.
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We remain worried for our people, who are basically forced to migrate out of the country and are dealing with horrid health conditions.
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The reasons are many, not least that the forces that impel people to migrate are entangled with profound economic, political, and other realities.
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They assign more value to Latin America, Latin American born artists who migrate to the United States and get educated in this country.
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But research has demonstrated that medications excreted in human urine, feces, and bathwater can migrate from sewers into oceans, rivers, lakes, and streams.
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Reality check: "It's important to note that people's desire to migrate is typically much higher than their intention to do so," Gallup points out.
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And because of its compatibility with Redis, developers should be able to easily migrate their applications to this service without making any code changes.
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As economic reforms in the 1980s led millions of people to leave their villages and migrate to cities, the work unit system fell apart.
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It sits along the Atlantic flyway, an avian superhighway with fresh water, habitats, food, and few mountainous obstacles that many bird species migrate over.
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Nest customers would have to migrate their accounts to Google accounts and use Google Assistant controls to rebuild their smart home connections and setups.
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And if you already have a microSD card and want to use a new one with more capacity, how do you migrate your files?
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Not all of India's shadow economy—which provides real employment and income, if not real tax revenues—can migrate quickly and easily above board.
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They had apparently flown to Malaysia on their Iranian passports and then used the stolen documents to try to migrate and settle in Europe.
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Former users of the service will be able to access their old accounts as well, and can migrate their accounts to the new protocols.
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The problem is particularly bad in rural areas and small cities because younger populations typically migrate to big cities on China's rich eastern coast.
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The towns they serve are growing older and thinning out as working-age Americans migrate from small towns to cities, often never to return.
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The ability of rural dwellers to migrate to cities increased suddenly with Mongolia's transition, in 1990, from a Soviet-imposed communist system to democracy.
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Cutting that funding would constitute an unforced error that could exacerbate conditions throughout the Northern Triangle and lead even more people to migrate north.
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When the time is right to migrate back to the top of the lineup, he'll tell us when that time is by his results.
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However, he is taking a different approach to Venezuelans seeking to migrate to the U.S. — likely because his administration opposes Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
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Combined with prolonged heat waves, decades-long megadroughts, and windblown desert dust, these environmental conditions would be intolerable for humans, forcing many to migrate.
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Streaming sticks — as opposed to "boxes" — typically have fewer features than their larger counterparts, although those features tend to migrate downward a generation later.
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They tend to migrate inside bathing suits, making their way through the mesh of the fabric, where they become trapped and begin to sting.
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As chips migrate into everything from cars and children's toys to lighting systems and smart electricity meters, the amount of work will only grow.
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The latest departures came from a group of employees who were helping Zappos migrate to Super Cloud, a back-end infrastructure run by Amazon.
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The former president of the central Pacific nation of Kiribati, Anote Tong, resisted the label, stressing that his people wished to "migrate with dignity".
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Did it form further out, with water present, and then migrate closer to its star, or did it form very close to Proxima Centauri?
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Amazingly, by allowing virtual goods to migrate beyond the confines of its game, Valve created a currency that powered a tangential but distinct market.
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Analysts expect Canadian telecom companies to face near-term pressure as customers migrate to unlimited plans, which will affect average revenue per user (ARPU).
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Mr Tong has also championed programmes for vocational training, to ensure that Kiribati's people can eventually migrate with "dignity" and not as "climate refugees".
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Related to this, Spotinst will migrate StratCloud's several dozen customers to the Spotinst platform, where they'll continue to receive all of the current functionality.
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Guleya hopes that timely weather information will "reduce the need for pastoralists to migrate or raid neighboring communities in search of food and pastures".
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It's not easy to migrate to the US as an adult — more because of the language barrier, the new citizens said, than anything cultural.
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Residents complained that Cabot's drilling caused methane gas to migrate to their wells, so much that they could light their tap water on fire.
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The tool will be available initially on Windows, with a Mac version to follow, and allows you to migrate all Evernote content into OneNote.
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If Kim took money out of Rason and surrounding areas, most North Koreans would look to migrate to China in order to sustain themselves.
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The prime reason most birds migrate is for food and there is not enough to support them in the winter so they go away.
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A road block: Turtles have a biological imperative to migrate South for winter, but Cape Cod reaches into the ocean like a giant hook.
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In Maharashtra, India's top producing state, about 500,13 rural poor migrate to Beed, Solapur, Kolhapur, Sangli and Satara districts every year to cut sugarcane.
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Taking the bronze is a pack of gray wolves in Canada's Northwest Territories, which migrate about 630 miles in pursuit of their prey, caribou.
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During strenuous exercise, the body relies in part on fat for fuel and winds up creating ketones, some of which migrate to the brain.
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These could turn out to be vital habitats as temperatures rise, giving forest species the space they need to migrate northwards towards cooler climes.
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The H-1B program, long the best way for highly skilled workers to migrate to the United States, will now be harder to access.
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"There are days when we have to migrate quickly at night on asphalt for hours while the main roads are still empty," Savran said.
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Citrix is the market leader in the workspace services market, which is a significant market opportunity as customers migrate to hybrid, multi-cloud environments.
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But tens of thousands of Cubans continue to migrate to the United States anyway, most by land, because if they arrive they can stay.
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In announcing the alliance, Google and HCL said one of their key goals is to help SAP customers migrate their infrastructure to Google Cloud.
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Acute poverty pushed many Otomí to migrate to the United States, the only way to shake off childhoods when they went hungry and shoeless.
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At the same time, they want the public to ignore the moral imperative presented by families forced to migrate because of that same violence.
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