"If you're looking for where the risk has migrated, it has migrated ... within the non-banks, to the assumption that liquidity will be there when the paradigm changes," the economist said.
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As prey animals migrated, so too did these early humans.
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The researchers believe that the early Neanderthals migrated to Siberia.
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Some 2m Uzbeks migrated to Russia in search of jobs.
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After developing epilepsy, she migrated from South Africa to Britain.
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Both migrated to the United States separately and met later.
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Those kinds of gender clashes have migrated to popular culture.
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"Some people migrated, some people died – especially children," he said.
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"We've migrated from scientific Linux to CentOS" (for anyone counting).
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Pajama suits have migrated from the boudoir to the boardroom.
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They seem to have migrated onto the site much later.
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A landscape on a new planet where humans have migrated.
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In some cases, offline holidays have migrated into the ether.
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It was his first trip back since he had migrated.
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The three migrated about 150 miles to the Swedish subpopulation.
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They migrated "only because of the economic situation," she said.
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By the 228th century, these events had migrated to France.
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The Chubb Corporation's debt has been migrated to ACE INA.
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My mother migrated from Honduras to New York in 1971.
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That was the 1980s, before the industry migrated to China.
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"A lot of Chinese migrated to the Philippines," she says.
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However, new evidence suggests they may have migrated independently of humans.
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Last year, 212,2000 millionaires migrated worldwide, up from 29,2000 in 28.
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Bolivians, Paraguayans and Peruvians migrated to Argentina, southern Brazil or Chile.
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The company had previously migrated to a new user accounts system.
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The company suspected that many of the users migrated to Instagram.
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Auction houses are not the only ones to have migrated online.
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As a result, 63,26 migrated to the US, mostly to Florida.
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Pandora One users will be migrated over to the new service.
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In the 1800s, waves of Muslims migrated to Rakhine from Bengal.
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London, he said, was heavily Remain, yet heavily EU-migrated to.
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" A different, 2015 study found that "migrated patients were more likely
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His only son migrated to New Delhi with his pregnant wife.
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One branch migrated west into what is now the Xinjiang region.
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Recently we even migrated some tasks to an underutilized offshore team.
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Kids whose moms migrated suffered more than if their fathers left.
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Several family groups have migrated into the nearby Magdalena River system.
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Fewer than 250,000 Jews migrated to Britain between 1880 and 1914.
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So I migrated to France to learn that and the classics.
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NRPY: Wing, your family also migrated to America, from Guangzhou, China.
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It went viral and has now migrated to a website — getusppe.
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About 800,000 Norwegians migrated to the US, including my great-grandfather.
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One in four Australians has migrated from overseas, government data shows.
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From South America, they probably migrated to North America, as well.
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When humans migrated into Eurasia, they encountered unfamiliar hazards and pathogens.
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Some of the objects from Atomic Bunker have migrated to Chelsea.
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A similar diaspora occurred during the recent recession, when 217.8,231.1 migrated.
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Residents have migrated abroad in search of work and better lives.
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Both migrated in the '30s and '40s and met in Baltimore.
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The Neanderthals then migrated east to Siberia, taking human DNA with them.
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In 1Q673, AIS migrated 5 million 2G customers to its 3G network.
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She and the filmmakers have migrated to the southern city of Guangzhou.
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Nowadays, the community has migrated superplay videos over to sites like YouTube.
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Almost every part of our lives has migrated online in some way.
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Colors from the original Kodachrome film separated, migrated and printed off register.
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In one study, fugue sufferers migrated a mean distance of 13,200 miles.
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As things grew worse, players migrated to other platforms carrying the updates.
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Others still have migrated to South Africa, Britain, and the United States.
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Mrirt is poor and remote, and many residents have migrated to Europe.
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In all, more than one million people migrated into Europe in 2015.
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Buyers and sellers migrated to the next-biggest sites, Evolution and Agora.
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Some of the young men who migrated to the U.S. in the
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Trump's grandfather, Friedrich Trump, migrated from Germany to America at age 16.
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Yielding to such pressure, Iraq agreed and the majority migrated to Albania.
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Dr. vonHoldt said that the two species then migrated into North America.
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Street (now migrated to Hulu) and who played the lovably misanthropic Craig
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The owner, Evaristo Ayala Gonzalez, migrated to New York in the 90s.
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Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans migrated elsewhere in South America last year.
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Many people have migrated there from other surrendering rebel areas around Syria.
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The monarch butterflies have long since migrated to their Mexican wintering grounds.
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Now that tension has migrated to the mechanics of the 2020 campaign.
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Following the war, she migrated to Germany, then to the United States.
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But it has done so as energy-intensive industries have migrated abroad.
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As Catalonians migrated to cities, the fingerprints of climate change also emerged.
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A. My grandmother migrated from the Philippines to Hawaii in the 1920s.
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That perfectly executed winged black liner has somehow migrated to your browbone.
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The hornet likely migrated from Canada, department spokesman Chris McGann told CNN.
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Laws are almost always better when policy has migrated to the middle.
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That spirit of welcome has migrated and is now lodged in Canada.
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The chemicals in some cases also may have migrated into the groundwater.
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So the dish migrated out of the oven and onto the stove.
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So I think what's happened is that as our economy has migrated from a manufacturing economy to a more cognitive, knowledge-based, entrepreneurial economy, those things have migrated much more to bigger cities, superstar cities, and knowledge hubs.
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Instead, those files will just be migrated into the new Apple Music app.
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White-throated rails are island colonizers that migrated from Madagascar in all directions.
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During energy's boom times, Louisiana workers migrated from fishing boats to oil fields.
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If so, then the two populations then migrated separately into the New World.
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But Mann dropped out, as did Apatow, and the project migrated to STX.
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Once out, they migrated to the liver, where they triggered strong immune reactions.
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In fact, half a million have already migrated since 2006; with more coming.
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Content has been removed and social footprints have been migrated to other accounts.
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The groups would have interacted with one another and migrated across the continent.
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In the early 1900s, Sweden was a country you migrated from, not to.
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As capital migrated, the subculture known as Londongrad grew in size and influence.
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He met Emma, a young seamstress who had also migrated from Puerto Rico.
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The first few years he lived in Boston, then migrated to New York.
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And the obnoxiousness has migrated, naturally, to a podcast and a Twitter feed.
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He migrated to Los Angeles a few years after this photograph was taken.
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First, many "water cooler" conversations have migrated online, leaving behind a computerized archive.
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The choreographed end-zone celebration, for instance, has gleefully migrated to other sports.
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Bonner County Sheriff Daryl Wheeler migrated to the area from California in 1998.
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The drama of the romance hasn't totally withered away, however; it's merely migrated.
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Since 1980, all of the income gains have migrated to the upper class.
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Most of the 112 families living on their ancestral territory migrated to Montana.
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The United States now faces the daunting reality that the battlefield has migrated.
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Dogan said they were relatives who migrated from the southeastern province of Siirt.
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Their formerly staunch working class bloc has almost fully migrated to the GOP.
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Ms. Devi is somewhat better off than others who have migrated to Delhi.
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Over time it's migrated down to about a third of what I do.
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Jews whose ancestors migrated north to Rome and Germany from what is now Israel and the Palestinian territories show a higher proportion of the A.D.H.D. gene variant than those Jews whose ancestors migrated a shorter distance south to Ethiopia and Yemen.
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Mohammed, a technology manager originally from India, migrated to the US 20 years ago.
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Does that mean Mercury formed somewhere else in the Solar System and migrated inward?
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Since then, the virus, which is carried and spread by mosquitoes, has migrated north.
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When Gab migrated to Mastodon, that content threatened to spill into the larger platform.
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For decades Arabs have migrated from rural areas to cities in search of work.
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My mind had migrated from problems in the lab to problems in the university.
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Nobody knows just how this virus migrated over the oceans protecting the New World.
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But the years passed, and Angelenos picked other teams and migrated to college football.
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As he'd slept, civil rights and new technologies had taken hold and manufacturing migrated.
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Sometimes it seems that all the good travel movies have migrated to Instagram Stories.
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So far just over 300 videos have been migrated over since earlier this year.
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Nadia, in a way, is someone who's already migrated once, inside her own city.
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But it wasn't very comfortable so I migrated to the store's only display bed.
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Then, the planet eventually migrated toward the Sun to settle where it is now.
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"We think we can win back some people who migrated to S.U.V.s," he said.
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Bison herds of up to 30 million animals once migrated freely across North America.
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"The Republican base has migrated from the country club to the country," he said.
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He takes the overnight train in from Kerala, where he has migrated for work.
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Still, it may be too late for people who have already migrated to Instagram.
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MORE chose Trump, and hundreds of thousands who sided with Romney migrated to Clinton.
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The Asian dogs then migrated with humans to Western Europe and the Middle East.
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On the high end, if 15,400 students enroll, an estimated 903,000 Puerto Ricans migrated.
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"My family migrated to the UK from Kenya in the early 70s," she says.
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But those problems have migrated to the balance sheets of sovereign countries, he said.
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All are believed to have migrated from Africa tens of thousands of years ago.
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Early humans could have migrated north into Great Britain and built sites like this.
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Her father was worried for the family and they migrated to Sydney in 1969.
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Telecommunications companies like Globe and Rogers have migrated customer support services over to Messenger.
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During medieval times, some nomadic Bedouin groups, including the Hawwara, migrated from northwestern Africa.
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Of course, birds have not migrated along the same paths for millions of years.
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The literary historians' war-focussed version of Green has migrated to the public realm.
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In 2011, as Ms. Trump's store migrated to a space in SoHo, troubles mounted.
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When the booze had all been drunk, the party had migrated to a bar.
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My fat pouches disappeared—or, rather, they seem to have migrated southward an inch.
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Many have migrated to construction or even jobs in renewable energy, like wind power.
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In just over half the nation's counties, more people migrated in than moved out.
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In the last four years, around 300,000 Puerto Ricans have migrated to the Continent.
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His designers and assistants migrated across the courtyard to other sample rooms and ateliers.
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Atong Atem is an artist whose family migrated to Australia from Sudan as refugees.
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A lot of the successes of NYT Now have actually migrated into the core.
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Meanwhile, the company has migrated its web payments services to a third-party vendor.
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Blood vessels migrated into the transplanted tissue and the graft was healing after a month.
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One of those states is Bihar, where the watchman Singh migrated from 12 years ago.
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" He continues: "Many Italians migrated to the South American country in the late 19th century.
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Hundreds of thousands more have migrated onward to Europe, with Germany taking in the bulk.
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Similar to bubble tea, the concept eventually migrated to Japan, where it really took off.
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Other local friends have migrated to East End, another neighborhood undergoing its own gentrification crisis.
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Computers entered homes in the 1980s, then migrated onto laps, into pockets and around wrists.
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Some simply migrated their videos to more welcoming platforms like PornHub, Patreon, Twitch, or Full230.
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As those creators have migrated to YouTube, so have users, or so the thinking goes.
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I am the daughter of Jamaican parents who migrated to Canada in their early teens.
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To be clear, this doesn't mean that the Iceman, himself, migrated into Europe from Asia.
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Sears and other mall-based retailers have struggled for years as shoppers migrated to Amazon.
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Since 2014, US officials have been concerned that Asiri's expertise had migrated to other groups.
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Between 1951 and 18803, nine million people migrated from rural to industrial areas in Italy.
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The rails, which migrated to other islands including Mauritius and Reunion, also landed on Aldabra.
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He is, in fact, eligible for the presidency -- even though his parents migrated from Cuba.
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Summer migrated to the Bunny Ranch in November 2015 and has worked there ever since.
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It's where a lot of the Vietnamese boat people migrated to after the refugee camps.
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From there, they migrated towards the Great Plains into what was called the Indian Territory.
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In the summer, small, boozy gatherings in the apartment migrated to the air-conditioned bedroom.
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Over 67,000 Puerto Ricans migrated to the mainland last year, up from 28,20123 in 2010.
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Modern humans were in Africa, with recent findings suggesting that some had also migrated elsewhere.
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Last year, about 200 residents from the area migrated to the United States, Garcia said.
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Many in the Middle East have migrated to more secure services like Telegram or Signal.
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Smith said he checks Snapchat every few days but has migrated mostly to Instagram Stories.
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After graduating, the Olde English crew migrated to New York and tried to develop ideas.
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TCE from these plants also migrated through the ground toward NASA's nearby Ames Research Center.
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This results in huge unfairness for defendants who have migrated to cities from the countryside.
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The largely gay crowd that flocked to David Barton Gym has migrated to Hell's Kitchen.
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Anthropologists say the islanders' ancestors possibly migrated from Africa more than a thousand years ago.
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Bethlem's famous nickname "Bedlam" has migrated into English as a synonym for chaos and confusion.
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Recent studies suggest that modern humans migrated from Africa between 52,000 to 70,000 years ago.
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Eventually, the climate got hotter and drier and lions migrated southward beyond the Nile River.
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Millions of failed farmers migrated to the cities, leading to social unrest and civil war.
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Restaurants and coffee shops quickly migrated to smartphone home-delivery apps to stay in business.
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Online, they migrated from Facebook to private WhatsApp groups, where they could plan in secret.
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He eventually migrated into restaurant operations, and then into food marketing and distribution with Sysco.
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Employment migrated from farms and mills to factories and offices to cubicles and call centers.
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Many young workers with college degrees migrated east for Pittsburgh's technology and medical care jobs.
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For example, in 2014, some 83,010 migrated to the continental U.S., a then historic mark.
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His parents are from Michoacán, Mexico, and migrated to the U.S. before he was born.
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Couples migrated to Times Square this week for the annual Times Square Valentine Heart celebration.
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In all, about 260,000 unaccompanied children migrated to the US from 2012 to June 2017.
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But they were still dunes, so the wind could move them, and the dunes essentially migrated.
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With her husband's help, her two oldest children in Mexico migrated legally to the United States.
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As power and influence migrated from the Greeks to the Romans, so did the middle finger.
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People, too, migrated across the oceans on a proportionately far bigger scale than they do today.
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SNAPCHAT SHOWS US UP We migrated our ever-popular Beauty Evolution series to Snapchat this April.
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Dominga Vicente, an aunt of Claudia Patricia Gomez Gonzalez, says her niece migrated to escape poverty.
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It started out as a PC game, but eventually migrated to consoles and mobile devices afterwards.
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Later, he migrated to Harvard Business School, where he met his Oscar co-founder Joshua Kushner.
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But of course, just because people could have migrated to North America doesn't mean they did.
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What you saw were career agents and investigators migrated out of organized crime to fight terrorism.
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However, these games can't just immediately be migrated over from a console or the Windows platform.
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Other elements of bond documentation have migrated into Europe's leveraged loan market along with covenant-lite.
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The Obama Administration's climate change page still exists, but was migrated to a National Archives website.
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The head of Homeland Security here is an Arab Muslim whose parents migrated here from Lebanon.
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In British Columbia, for example, the western larch is being migrated north, outside of its range.
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A similar plan was in place last winter, but fewer bison than expected migrated into Montana.
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Her parents migrated to Belgium after her father lost his job as a professor in Turin.
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Tencent pulled that game from China, replaced it with "Game for Peace" and migrated users over.
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The action migrated from the arts center to nearby Mulford Farm, where the dancing went late.
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The case stirred anxieties that homegrown Islamic radicalism may have migrated to Eastern and Central Europe.
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Whites withdrew from the "public sphere" across America and migrated to the suburbs to evade integration.
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Moreover, the allegations against Sheikh Ahmad have migrated the DOJ's investigation into a new territory: Asia.
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But if life did arise on Mars, might it have migrated to the underworld and persisted?
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Several million Afghans have migrated or displaced, according to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
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Choreographers have migrated too: Kyle Abraham, Aszure Barton, RubberLegz, Danielle Agami and Melissa Barak among them.
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It spread to the Bronx around 2005, as it propagated and its members migrated, investigators said.
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During this period, many migrated from the southern states of Mexico, making Tijuana their permanent home.
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Western hunter-gatherers migrated from the Near East much later, mostly replacing the Europeans already there.
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It is one of America's most regionally specific dishes, but has never migrated beyond its home.
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My father migrated to Canada from Pakistan in the 1970s, under the first Prime Minister Trudeau.
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Many migrated to cities, adding to the ranks of those who rely on Western, processed food.
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They've migrated from social media and pop culture and are being used to confront the powerful.
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For his part, Khalid Saifullah, 70, who migrated from Myanmar four decades ago, described persistent mistreatment.
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Would insulin move through the gel in the same way other proteins migrated across filter paper?
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This ancient group of Europeans then migrated back into Africa, introducing Neanderthal ancestry to African populations.
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Revenue from Internet customers rose 10 percent as they migrated to more expensive higher-speed products.
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Many of them migrated to the field precisely because it did not require a higher degree.
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One woman told me she migrated to the toilets soon after she started dancing with someone.
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Hundreds of thousands migrated onward to Europe, embarking on dangerous sea routes at the mercy of smugglers.
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Meanwhile, you've migrated from that Earthlink account that's receiving all the notifications, leaving you in the dark.
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It's shown us how our ancestors migrated, and how they mixed to form who we are today.
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More recently, it has expanded into mobile devices and cloud computing, which is where hackers have migrated.
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Some populations decreased in size, maybe migrated to somewhere it was milder, and then they expanded again.
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So it is a racing certainty that the Makgadikgadians acquired DNA from other groups as they migrated.
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But many people can see that power has migrated from banking to the technology elite in California.
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It's invested heavily in its Snapchat show, Stay Tuned, which has migrated over to other social platforms.
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But then again, I know those who migrated with wealth too; so that's not always the case.
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Many young men migrated from rural areas to cities in recent decades just as that trade expanded.
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As serious long-form storytelling has migrated to the small screen, so, too, has the romantic comedy.
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Scientists have long thought that humans first migrated south 15,000 years ago along a coastal Pacific path.
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Your collection, playlists and preferences will be preserved at migrated to YouTube music for a soft landing.
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Eventually, the sand piles that were the dunes migrated away, leaving these "footprints" in the lava plain.
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The Democratic platform includes ideas fought for at the street level that migrated to the ballot box.
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Much like fellow star reporter Glenn Thrush, Watkins eventually migrated from Politico to The New York Times.
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After their Beijing opening, the Red Star migrated to Feiyang Skating Center in Shanghai for home games.
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Over millennia they migrated across the Southwest, with important medicine societies and clans living around Mount Taylor.
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Most workers have migrated legally, driven by the opportunity to send money to their families back home.
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When he was C.E.O., Exxon's prospects for large oil discoveries increasingly migrated overseas, often to difficult places.
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The case has stirred anxieties that homegrown Islamic radicalism may have migrated to Eastern and Central Europe.
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And local newspapers have been killed off as advertising dollars have migrated from papers to online posts.
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Millions of Indians have migrated to the Middle East and Gulf countries for work over the years.
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Last year, 2503 million foreigners migrated to Germany — a record — and the country received 442,000 asylum applications.
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Even better, researchers can study your face mites to track how your ancestors migrated across the planet.
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Ceres formed farther from the sun and migrated to the same area of the inner solar system.
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Many banks have migrated to an alternate, slower technology to connect to the payment system, she said.
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Over the decades, they have migrated north and west, and were first detected in Wisconsin in 2013.
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As I migrated from Myspace to Facebook with the rest of my friends, I was extra careful.
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The people who migrated to Sacramento and was gang related, they brought that gang mentality out here.
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One theory has it starting on American soil, in Kansas, where it migrated from birds to humans.
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He began his academic career in mathematics but slowly migrated toward cognitive science and philosophy of mind.
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After the Warriors game ended, men migrated to nearby Asamba Covered Court, where Romeo Naguiat was playing.
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They had migrated from Puerto Rico, where they were both teachers, shortly before their daughter was born.
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His great-great-grandfather migrated from Finland in the 1890s and homesteaded on a 474-acre lake.
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By the end of the fight, his nose had migrated over to one side of his face.
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His father, a deacon who migrated north from South Carolina, worked as the valet for a judge.
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It was a success in that 110,000 people migrated to Chicago and most of them were black.
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Eventually, he acquired a crew of associates who migrated with him from one restaurant to the next.
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As the birds migrated between Denmark and Central Africa, they sent signals to satellites showing their location.
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Sears was once the Amazon of its day through its catalogs, and it successfully migrated to stores.
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Cells from those lineages migrated in different directions, eventually helping to produce different organs — including the brain.
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Given that, the 2018 off-year congressional election proved that Hispanics migrated en masse to victorious Democrats.
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His father, a deacon who migrated north from South Carolina, worked as a valet for a judge.
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Small-c conservative working-class voters have migrated to the Conservative Party because of immigration and Brexit.
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In fact, 156,85033 more Puerto Ricans have migrated to Florida alone in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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Some people had migrated here from Greece, he said, pointing to a carved eagle above a doorway.
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The difference is that those reactions have migrated to a more concrete form: likes, comments, and follows.
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Nearly 95,000 Koreans migrated to the North — among them, the mother of the current North Korean leader.
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Fatah was originally from Palestine and migrated to Christchurch from Kuwait about 20 years ago, he said.
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The original post, on the Salt Lake City subreddit, migrated to r/conspiracy, r/conspiro, and r/subredditdrama.
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Astronomers speculate that Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune formed in the inner Solar System, and then migrated outwards.
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The Obama-era digital footprint was archived and those pages were migrated to the archived Obama administration website.
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And regions of Guatemala -- particularly some indigenous communities where people rarely migrated before -- are seeing a dramatic change.
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"My copper-mining ancestors eventually migrated south to the industries of Detroit in the mid-1800s," writes Hocking.
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Like the rural dwellers that migrated to the city, some of the transplanted trees do adapt and grow.
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"There are no indications at this time that the product has migrated outside of our facility," she said.
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Many producers of textiles, shoes and toys have already migrated to Vietnam, Cambodia and other lower-cost economies.
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"I only rarely check it anymore, and only because not all people I care about have migrated yet."
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My father migrated from Nigeria in 1949, and still today we get waves of migration from different countries.
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It was long a densely packed dormitory for factory workers who had migrated from the rest of Spain.
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"We specialize in tropical foods," said Gomez, a Dominican who migrated to the United States 30 years ago.
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The authors say this supports the hypothesis that the Clovis people also migrated to Central and South America.
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ALL I'M SAYING IS THIS GAME HAS MIGRATED FROM BEING A DOMESTIC GAME TO BEING A GLOBAL GAME.
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In this way, the Harding-Kerrigan story originated in the tabloids, and then migrated over to hard news.
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The high pressure migrated into other nearby fault zones, including some already under stress and close to failure.
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Once on the continent, they could have migrated along the west coast into what is modern day California.
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The fights have migrated from the streets to social media, thanks to improved internet access in the country.
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According to the United Nations, 22 million Venezuelans have migrated since 23 to other countries in South America.
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What's more, even as business migrated online, Charming Charlie overextended itself, opening 79 stores between 2013 and 2015.
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Some consumers have already migrated to Bluetooth headphones from the wired kind, Zino said in a phone interview.
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This especially rings true for Snap's younger audience that seems to have migrated away from Facebook and Twitter.
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Court documents show Khayre migrated as a child with his family to Australia through a Kenyan refugee camp.
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She was born after the liberation, and her family eventually migrated to Southern California by way of Israel.
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Marsupials migrated to Australia via Antarctica, then got cut off from the southern continent as they split apart.
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Those same people moved over to the art and design district, and some of them migrated into Wynwood.
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It's possible that the exoplanet formed right where it is or that it somehow migrated into the system.
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An observer could have been forgiven for thinking practically all of Sloane Street had migrated to her suitcase.
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Many Sikhs then migrated to India but have sought easier access to holy sites in Pakistan ever since.
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"Lunatic fringe" was his characterization of a group of avant-garde artists before it migrated to political patois.
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Several of Ms. Newman's friends had migrated to Harlem and liked it, so she decided to look around.
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Britain's Conservatives under Prime Minister Boris Johnson have migrated from skepticism to a full-throated embrace of Brexit.
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All services and software that handle inventory and shipping data had been migrated to Aurora in those warehouses.
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The Satis migrated from Syria—not Lebanon or the Ottoman Empire, but Syria as we know it today.
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They migrated to the mainland; in Central Florida, they were arriving daily by the hundreds before hurricane season.
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Gardnerian Wicca migrated to America in the 1960s, where it met with a receptive audience, particularly young women.
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And African-Americans who migrated north or west to escape the threat of violence had to start over.
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When classified ads — the bread and butter of the newspaper business — migrated online, newspapers big and small suffered.
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But while some islanders have migrated to the mainland, he said he would remain to protect his culture.
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But they often migrated to Instagram or WhatsApp, not realizing that both companies were also owned by Facebook.
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Some migrated to Venezuela over the past two decades to take advantage of free education and other benefits.
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Born in Chicago in 22018, White was raised by his mother, who had migrated north some years earlier.
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She was 5 when her family migrated from the former Soviet Union to Detroit in the late 1970s.
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The groups that migrated earlier apparently all died out or got absorbed into Neanderthal or other ancient populations.
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And now "canon" has migrated from noun to adjective, giving the word thunder and muscle and curatorial certitude.
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His father, a deacon who migrated north from South Carolina, worked as the valet for a local judge.
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Researchers had known that Homo sapiens were able to adapt as they migrated across and out of Africa.
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Other media companies have migrated to HTTPS: The Washington Post, Wired, BuzzFeed, The Guardian, and most recently, Quartz.
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In the last 30 years, blackness has migrated from the margins of American popular culture to its center.
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"We're just praying that she's O.K." said Mr. Knowles, whose great-grandparents first migrated to Fort Pierce, Fla.
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From there, the treated cells migrated into the patients' bone marrow, where they began making healthy blood cells.
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One aunt had not seen her son since he migrated to the United States about 15 years ago.
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A look at the grueling life of Gaspar Marcos, a Los Angeles high schooler who migrated from Guatemala.
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And the manufacturing sector, already weakened when much of its important jewelry-making industry migrated overseas, further collapsed.
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Much of that output comes from Pemex allotments that were migrated to new contracts under the same reform.
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Mr. Varvatos, for example, is a second-generation American whose parents migrated from Greece and settled in Detroit.
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Fentanyl became the third wave of an opioid epidemic that began with prescription pills and migrated to heroin.
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After being held guilty in the first trial, Nanavati was finally pardoned in 1962 and migrated to Canada.
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Each of us, unless we are native American, has someone in our bloodline who migrated to this country.
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Born in the seaside town of Maiquetía, Venezuela, in 1920, Hurtado migrated to New York at age 323.
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He said that he expects her to return to the United States, where she migrated in the 90s.
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Like many DJs of his generation, Eric Cloutier came out of the 90s Detroit rave scene and migrated east.
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The senator, whose mother migrated to California from Chennai, rarely mentions the Indian side of her family while campaigning.
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But soon after North American placental carnivores like dogs and cats migrated across the isthmus, these metatherians went extinct.
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"By definition, entrepreneurship is problem solving, and businesses have migrated to that mentality because they have to," Openshaw said.
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During the hysterectomy, doctors attempted to remove the coil that had migrated, but could not find it, she says.
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Garcia, who migrated from Mexico 50 years ago, had a bond hearing in downtown Los Angeles on Friday afternoon.
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Roughly 6 million years ago, our ancestors migrated from the dense rainforest to the open savannah in East Africa.
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If dino parents had to spend half a year or more tending their eggs, they couldn't have migrated easily.
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Under Rometty, the legacy technology company has migrated toward cloud-based services, a key component of IBM's strategic imperatives.
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All of the stories and shoes available belong to people who migrated to Britain at one point or another.
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Following the screening, everyone migrated to a bar and music venue called The Sidewinder, where TST held their ritual.
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B. has migrated to his workshop, so I take control of the TV and watch My Week with Marilyn.
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With the exception of old stock, the widest model at Tie Bar has "migrated down to 3¼," she said.
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Still, Clovis settlements appear to follow the ice-free corridor, so some suspect they, at least, migrated on land.
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Hundreds of thousands migrated to Karachi after the military operations, where the largest population of Pashtuns in Pakistan lives.
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Trading migrated to a booming black market in hard currency, where prices changed from one hour to the next.
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The assumption, then, is that they must have come into being elsewhere and then migrated closer to their stars.
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For five years they made do on tumbledown Eldridge Street, but they've now migrated to 230 East 2311th Street.
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As Pak-Saudi plans to destroy the Ahmadiyya movement intensified, its caliph (leader) migrated to London that same year.
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In 2003, O'Shea led a team trying to document the giant squid as they migrated into New Zealand waters.
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Unsurprisingly, Republicans' views on the importance of adhering to the tradition have shifted as they migrated to the majority.
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Her doctor placed the the first implant in 2010 and the third, which migrated to her lung, in 2017.
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The dollar hit a 7.23-month low against the yen and investors migrated to gold and top-rated bonds.
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But they have migrated to New Jersey, where they have destroyed more than 30,000 acres of forest since 2002.
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During another meeting with state Republican leaders at Trump Tower in Manhattan, the conversation migrated to the nation's future.
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Notice how the dog filter hasn't quite migrated over to Facebook yet, it is solely the domain of Twitter.
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More than 330,000 Salvadorans migrated to the United States between 1985 and 1990, according to the Migration Policy Institute.
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"We're assuming because of the sutures is why the ear migrated to the top of her head," Vorhees said.
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Younger voters have migrated in recent years from rural areas to urban centers — or out of the state entirely.
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The domain was used by the Ministry of Defense until late 2015, when they migrated it to mission-ny.mod.gov.il.
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If so, that would mean that at least some modern humans migrated from Africa far earlier than previously thought.
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His best finish was a sixth place, and he then migrated back to Europe for endurance sports-car racing.
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As he migrated from the field to on-air analysis in Chicago, he was a cheerleader for my career.
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"Many birds have not migrated south, so it appears to be more prevalent than in past years," he said.
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Driving his pickup truck through the Pines, Mr. Vang called out the states where his Hmong neighbors migrated from.
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A significant amount of users systematically migrated from commenting exclusively on milder content to commenting on more extreme content.
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How could dinosaurs have migrated, as some have suggested, if they spent most of a year with their eggs?
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They are also among the birds that carry on singing after they have migrated to Africa for the winter.
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As a result, over the next decade, around two million people from Central and Eastern Europe migrated to Britain.
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The Crémieux Decree of 240 made Algerian Jews, but not Algerian Muslims, French citizens: They had migrated, not immigrated.
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My family migrated to Germany in the 60s and i got confronted with racism as long as I can remember.
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After Hansa and AlphaBay went down, buyers migrated in flocks to Dream, which is now arguably the largest market left.
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In today's release it was noted that AWS customers migrated more than 18,000 databases using the company's services in 2016.
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Ninety-one percent of the respondents aired one or more concerns about their companies' data being migrated to the cloud.
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The first bump appeared below her left eye, before it migrated to above her left eye about five days later.
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After the draft campaign ended, much of the would-be Warren team migrated to the Sanders operation, forming new loyalties.
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They found that out of a half million people in the region, 29,718 people had migrated outside of their villages.
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According to the brochure, the wolves have since migrated underground and have been living in the city's tunnels for decades.
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This scrappy upstart has migrated from its origins on the Lower East Side to the Nu Hotel in Downtown Brooklyn.
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Many of these acolytes were concentrated in the Oregon city of Antelope, renamed Rajneeshpuram after his followers had migrated there.
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In the last film, he migrated alone to London, where he took up with a human family called the Browns.
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The colony became independent in 1975, after which many Surinamese migrated to the Netherlands and settled in neighborhoods like Bijlmermeer.
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Over the last few years, Hall's interest has migrated once again, this time to a venture he calls Velodyne Marine.
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This happened in China, where hordes migrated from the countryside to relatively high-paying jobs in factories in coastal areas.
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"Depending on how the planets migrated, the number of rocky planetesimals in the Oort cloud will change dramatically," Hainaut said.
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By contrast, many Pakistanis who migrated to the U.K. in the post-war era were subsistence farmers and manual laborers.
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But they've all but disappeared from theaters in the last few years, having migrated to Netflix or the Hallmark Channel.
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Instead, she thinks they probably migrated with family members such as siblings, aunts, uncles or grandparents, or they were smuggled.
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" "Across the country, white people withdrew from the 'public' sphere and migrated to 'whites only' suburbs to evade racial integration.
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In 2000, a wave of undeclared voters migrated to the Republican primary to help John McCain defeat George W. Bush.
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In other cases, they're saying they had unfollowed the account ahead of Trump's ownership, in order to not be migrated.
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Last year, 2000,21 millionaires migrated worldwide, up from 64,000 in 2015, according to a report released by New World Wealth.
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Others are using menhaden, or pogies, which migrated north into these waters even as the herring population has dropped off.
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A lot of people in my tribe have kids and they're married, and they just naturally migrated to each other.
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They're people who migrated there, and there's some of them who are leading universities and the whole country down there.
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As advertising has migrated from television and print publications, it has become increasingly difficult to distinguish from non-advertising content.
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A lot of people in the art world are moving to L.A. — many of the major galleries have migrated here.
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The company said on Monday about 400,000 2G subscribers have not been migrated so far and could be cut off.
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They are, as far as they know, the first unmarried women who have ever migrated from the village to work.
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The huge swarms of insects are thought to have migrated to Las Vegas due to a wetter-than-normal winter.
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Lamia Naji, an international development consultant, was brought up by Ethiopian parents in Canada who migrated to pursue economic opportunity.
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Lipka Tatars are descended from Turkic people from Central Asia who migrated to the Baltic region in the 14th century.
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The Charlie Brooker series fittingly migrated from Channel 4 to Netflix's digital TV service, where it gained an American following.
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By the time Mythic had fixed the problem, most of the game's players had migrated back to World of Warcraft.
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"Tattoos themselves migrated to more in-the-open places," Willie Paredes, co-owner of Brooklyn Tattoo tells The Creators Project.
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Instead, in a surprising turn of events, Atticus has now migrated, as Lee herself once did, from Alabama to Manhattan.
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Mr. Delano, born in Ukraine, migrated to the United States at age 9 and lived in Philadelphia and New York.
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She said she had migrated to the city from the Carpathian foothills because "there is no work" in rural Ukraine.
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As species migrated from the Tethys (now the East Atlantic) to this area, the hot spot of marine life shifted.
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Californians and companies like Tesla have migrated to Reno to take advantage of cheap land and comparatively low home prices.
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African-Americans believe they migrated to America in chains, and when you talk about chain migration, it hurts them personally.
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Unsurprisingly, Microsoft has taken the decision after basically all of its technical resources have migrated online to sites including docs.microsoft.
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They had both migrated to the United States when they were younger and lived there for years before being deported.
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My family migrated to England in 1986 when I was four but we maintained the ties with our ancestral home.
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He first grew an audience by playing "Grand Theft Auto," but Jelly has since migrated toward playing "Minecraft" more frequently.
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But then Criterion migrated to FilmStruck, a more cohesive service in that it's pitched exclusively to fans of classic cinema.
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It is the lesser known "others," who also migrated to France — some of them only briefly — who become the focus.
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What happened to the company: Crashpadder automatically migrated its hosts' accounts and listings to Airbnb as part of the transition.
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Teams users have been migrated from an older product called Skype for Business and it is bundled into Office 365.
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The continental shelves include some of the land bridges that early humans crossed as they migrated from continent to continent.
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The fossil evidence indicates they accompanied the first people who migrated from Asia to America more than 10,000 years ago.
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They may have been related to a group of modern humans that migrated to Australia more than 50,000 years ago.
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Dr. Strange wears a green amulet known as the eye of Agamotto, which has migrated into the children's costume universe.
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Epstein did not learn about the anomaly until after he migrated to Massachusetts, in 1989, but the idea resonated immediately.
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And many Obama administration figures have migrated to Silicon Valley and cashed in on their experience at the White House.
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Tens of thousands of Hondurans and other Central Americans have migrated north in recent years, fleeing rampant violence and poverty.
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My mother grew up in Nashville and migrated to Michigan in 1955 with my father and my three oldest siblings.
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Then, the young planet likely migrated away from the star because of gravitational interactions with other planets in the system.
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Because many birds had not yet migrated south for the winter, more birds than usual were exposed to the alcohol.
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Particles as large as several micrometers appeared in the skin, but only the smaller nanoparticles migrated to the lymph nodes.
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Once domesticated, this lineage of cats, called IV-A, gradually migrated north where they founded feline lineages in central Eurasia.
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If lots of people migrated from war-torn Syria, gangster-plagued Guatemala or chaotic Congo, would they bring mayhem with them?
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Former r/fatpeoplehate users migrated to "qualitatively different" subreddits like r/RoastMe, or those dedicated to video games or TV shows.
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Some users had been hoping for a dramatic desktop update since 2015, but most have since migrated to Twitterific or Tweetbot.
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MacRumors notes that Apple appears to have migrated its iTunes accounts over to their Apple TV counterparts on Facebook and Instagram.
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Playlists and user uploads from Google Play Music are still nowhere to be found, despite promises that they'd be migrated over.
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The way companies have migrated from single private offices to open plan layouts has not been done in the right way.
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Dolby Atmos started as a cinematic innovation, but like other surround sound formats, it has migrated to the home as well.
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Eventually, millions of Pinduoduo's core users migrated to its native app, setting the Tencent-backed e-commerce startup up against Taobao .
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Thousands of Japanese migrated in the opposite direction, creating a population of 235,217 Nipo-Argentinos by the end of the 303s.
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They have migrated easily and without restriction to other websites and subreddits, including Braincels, where these ideas persist and are deified.
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"Eventually, the sand piles that were the dunes migrated away, leaving these 'footprints' in the lava plain," the HiRISE website states.
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When humans migrated to Europe, we had to compete with large carnivores and Neanderthals for big game, like elk and bison.
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More 270,000 years ago, African humans closely related to us migrated into Europe and bred with Neanderthals, that carried their DNA.
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With ancestral roots in India, the Roma migrated to Europe in the 10th century and have a history marked by persecution.
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According to the South Bend Tribune, Helen Beristain, 43, migrated from Greece over 30 years ago and is a U.S. citizen.
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Unfortunately, Amazon gained popularity during that time and many shoppers have migrated away from brick-and-mortar retailers like Bed Bath.
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Boethius [the site administrator] set up forums for us quickly and we all migrated to a newly created, aptly named guild.
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More African people have migrated voluntarily in the last 25 years than were brought involuntarily through the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
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Imagine how devastating it would be, economically and socially, for the United States if one-fifth of our population migrated elsewhere.
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Nittaya's family struggled to survive from opium farming, and migrated to Myanmar in search of work when she was about 2300.
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More than 1.4 million Venezuelans have migrated to Colombia in recent years, fleeing shortages of food and medicine and political upheaval.
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If 5 people out of 100 on the Trump side migrated to the Clinton side, Ohio's red-status would turn blue.
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He also found that modern European street dogs trace their ancestry to East Asian dogs that migrated with humans to Europe.
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While more than 200,000 Puerto Ricans have migrated to the mainland since Hurricane Maria, Nix chose to stay in the island.
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My ancestors migrated to present-day New Mexico in 28500, more than 6900 years before the pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock.
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Over decades, socially conservative working-class whites migrated from the Democratic Party to join the Republican Party, especially in the South.
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A cherry-red countertop was re-created with steel and sealed wood, and the remaining ornaments migrated to conspicuously higher ground.
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I met Flawless Sabrina when I was an 18-year-old queer kid who had just migrated to New York City.
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For massive projects like these, simply rewriting everything in a new language isn't an option; they need to be incrementally migrated.
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In an ironic twist, when AlphaBay closed, many users migrated to Hansa, which was already under the control of the authorities.
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Two years later, she was publishing several thousand words a week on LiveJournal; three years after that she migrated to MySpace.
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One might have expected that high-regulation, high-cost, high-tax states like California would decline over time as companies migrated.
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Within mere days, Max had migrated from the backyard, to the doormat, and then, eventually, to wherever the hell he liked.
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At first, it migrated slowly from New York to other states along the Eastern Seaboard, killing virtually every bat it touched.
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In particular, the demand will remain high if these activities stay partially migrated on the cloud even after quarantine measures subside.
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They'd migrated downstream to the metal walking bridge that swung when bounced on and would be washed away in winter's floods.
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Since then, companies have steadily migrated their employees to remote work in an effort to stunt the spread of the virus.
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He migrated to television, starring in movies and episodes of the western series "Destry" (21952) and the war drama "Convoy" (19573).
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But: While 75% of sales volume from Toys "R" Us has migrated to other channels, 25% "has been lost," Pasierb says.
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More than a dozen people have already migrated this year, and more are expected to follow as the elections draw closer.
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Lauralee McGuire of Glen Burnie, Md., who was here racing a Border collie named Sulli, migrated from the sport of obedience.
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And then there's the issue of migration and lost talent: After independence, many Africans migrated to the richer countries of Europe.
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When he migrated to India in 2014, he was grateful to leave the violence and pressure of Karachi, Pakistan's commercial hub.
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The new fossil bolsters an emerging view that our species migrated from Africa in several waves, beginning early in our history.
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Groucutt speculates that animals from sub-Saharan Africa would have migrated into the Sahara and out of Africa into Arabia, too.
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Many till land they do not own, often because their husbands have migrated to the cities for jobs or committed suicide.
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Some of them later migrated to military prisons in Afghanistan and Iraq, including Abu Ghraib, where they morphed into horrific abuses.
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His Mi'kmaw ancestors migrated to Newfoundland from Cape Breton, mostly in the 1003th century to escape the encroachment of British settlement.
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Some Mexicans here insist that their crops may, in fact, be infected by weevils that migrated south from the United States.
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One jiggles down his leg toward his ankle; another presses on his sciatic nerve; a third has migrated to his hip.
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Many of Bishop Hinder's flock migrated from India, which has fallen far short of the zero-tolerance standards of the West.
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Ground zero for much of this activity has migrated north from the Wynwood neighborhood and into Little Haiti and Little River.
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The real fun (and profit) for much of the Type A executive set has migrated up the coast to Silicon Valley.
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Instead of disappearing, however, methamphetamine production migrated south to Mexico, where today chemists produce mammoth batches of the drug in professional labs.
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Meanwhile, the Myanmar government officially maintains that the Rohingya people burned down their own villages and migrated out of their own will.
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Tanveer-ul-Islam, who migrated to Muzaffarabad in 1990, said he had lost touch with his mother in Indian Kashmir since Sunday.
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Some of the Neanderoid cells also migrated faster from the source during development, which could explain the unusual popcorn formation, he noted.
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Although baby showers are an American tradition, Seward says that they've migrated to the U.K. for at least the past 20 years.
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You've successfully migrated your Switch files from one microSD card to another and / or added a microSD to expand your game library.
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About 1,500 married minors have migrated to the country since 2015, Brigit Zeller, a representative of Germany's Youth Welfare Offices, told me.
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The practice migrated into the brothel districts, however, when other forms of gambling became taboo, and it's now a sizable subculture there.
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Why it matters: Researchers want to better understand how people first migrated, dispersed and settled into the different areas of the Americas.
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Like Ms Das and Mr Siddiqui themselves, Manto migrated to the cosmopolitan city from the inland provinces, working intermittently as a screenwriter.
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The Chuanqing, they concluded, did not count: they were deemed to be a Han clan that had migrated to Guizhou centuries ago.
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The findings help experts to understand how the insects have migrated, especially in Africa where they moved to drier, less favorable savannas.
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One theory is that Jupiter kicked it out as the gas giant migrated inwards in the early days of the solar system.
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She links this to the monarch's migration, since the butterflies always know when and where to go, despite never having migrated before.
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YESTERDAY was World Hijab Day, an annual event set up by a Bangladeshi-born woman who migrated to New York, Nazma Khan.
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After that time, shortened links will continue to redirect to their destinations, but won't be migrated over to the new Firebase console.
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Since its founding a little over a decade ago, the company has thrived as dealers have migrated more of their business online.
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I think back to Carlos Bulosan, who migrated from the Philippines in the 1930s as a colonial ward of the United States.
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However, as soon as its site was shuttered, the group, Democratic Tsunami, migrated its homepage to a new url, sidestepping the ruling.
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Daye, his grandmother, mother, two uncles, and two of his brothers migrated the 400 miles together, only to separate when they arrived.
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Bonus: When I came forward, NSA would have migrated offensive operations to new servers as a precaution - it's cheap and easy. So?
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The blood clots pooled in his legs, migrated toward his heart and threw off fatal clots to both lobes of his lungs.
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New York School poets in the 1950s and '60s migrated to Eleuthera in the Bahamas to reconnect with the sea and sun.
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Over the past few decades, gentrification debates have migrated from the pages of academic journals into the streets and the mainstream press.
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Most of them had migrated from Yemen within the last five years with their husbands, who had come to work at Ford.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union and the breakup of Yugoslavia, many Roma migrated west - looking to escape poverty and discrimination.
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"Essentially, when humans migrated out of Africa, they already carried HSV-2, and wherever humans went, their viruses went too," Houldcroft said.
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It is France's working classes that live with the difficulties of immigration, he said, and "have thus migrated to the far right."
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Chinese scholars trace the Yugurs' origins to the Huihu people, who migrated south from present-day Mongolia and split into several branches.
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After completing an ultrasound, they found the implant was not in her arm, but in her left lung where it had migrated.
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Since 8chan was taken offline in the wake of the El Paso shooting, users have migrated to other message boards, including EndChan.
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She wrote that her grandparents soon followed, and her father was born in Texas soon after the family migrated to the states.
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With ancestral roots in India, the Roma migrated to eastern Europe in the 10th century and have a history marked by persecution.
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As a result, more sports distribution rights have migrated to cable networks — think TNT and TBS carrying the NBA and MLB, respectively.
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The adults led a chant of "roll, roll, roll your matzo," as the group migrated to the dough table and fetched rollers.
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"I moved here with my band right after college," Kagan told me, echoing the reason a lot of his friends migrated South.
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The look migrated from Hollywood to runway to street style to retail (otherwise known as the fashion life cycle), as MTV chronicled.
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The money tends to flow to the country's poorest regions, where people have more relatives who have migrated to the United States.
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Disco, which had started in black clubs and migrated to gay clubs, had a strong syncopated beat that everybody could move to.
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Dr. Sheikhzadeh, a 62-year-old bachelor, migrated to the United States before Iran's 1979 revolution and became a citizen in 2000.
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Decades ago, as the mechanization of agriculture wiped out the need for field hands, many black residents migrated north for factory jobs.
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As the country's population swelled in the 2003s and people migrated from rural to urban areas, city housing fell in short supply.
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Since 228, more than 220 million refugees fleeing war, persecution, and economic devastation have migrated from Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan to Europe.
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Conversely, in Western societies, a hollowing out of the middle class began as manufacturing migrated, technological advances eliminated jobs and wages stagnated.
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The outbreak has now migrated abroad to the U.S., Europe, and Latin America, which could pose new challenges to the global economy.
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Many businesses had migrated from the inner city and membership had fallen to a few hundred from thousands in the club's heyday.
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During much of Lesotho's history, huge numbers of working-age men (40 percent in 1974) migrated to toil in South African mines.
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I was born in Alexandria because my mother wanted to have a child in her hometown, years after she migrated to Australia.
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The transition to the new site occurred in mid-July, but older FOIA requests continue to be migrated to the new site.
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The gravel had migrated into the grass, which must have made it hard to mow—it was long, at least shin-high.
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Nonetheless, the contract is generous in an industry where many clients have migrated to paying their agencies on a per-project basis.
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Slack&aposs CEO has dissed the hyper growth of Microsoft Teams, saying users of dead Microsoft products are being &aposforce migrated&apos.
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In an interview with Axios, Cedro CEO Jorge Corrales said news traffic has migrated instead towards two news aggregators that pay publishers.
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Adults who migrated from 1962 to 1972 received documentation when they arrived, but still might not have anything proving residence before 1973.
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The State of California has not reintroduced gray wolves into the environment, but some have migrated into the state on their own.
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Men and women migrated to Northern factories or joined the military, creating a labor shortage in the cotton fields and lumber mills.
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Rio Carnival samba originated in the towns around Rio de Janeiro, where sugarcane workers had migrated after slavery was abolished in 1888.
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However, as with so many newspaper conventions that have migrated to mobile devices, laptops and desktop computers, datelines can mystify contemporary readers.
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Attracted by California's climate and its reactionary political orientation, thousands of white Southerners migrated west in the decades after the Civil War.
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A lot of them were Mexicans who had migrated to the United States and then sent money back home to construct houses.
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First, it views itself as an entirely separate and distinct entity from Facebook, although a few engineers have migrated over from there.
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Advertisers are shifting more of their budgets from television to online as viewers have migrated to watching shows on smartphones and tablets.
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Children's entertainment has migrated to new and unexpected venues faster and more completely than either parents or YouTube expected or accounted for.
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Few fish could survive temperatures that were just above seawater's freezing point, and they either migrated to warmer waters or went extinct.
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Vance's book tells the story of his chaotic childhood in Ohio, where part of his extended family migrated from Kentucky's Appalachian region.
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Since then, it seems that visions of the future have migrated primarily to transparent tablets and volumetric projections, often known as holographic displays.
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Some of the most cutting-edge true crime reporting has migrated to podcasts, where stories are unspooled in episodes that end in cliffhangers.
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And the death itself was announced on StumbleUpon's front page, which notes that all our old StumbleUpon accounts are being migrated to Mix.
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Those companies have as a result migrated to the Canadian Securities Exchange, which has openly welcomed cannabis firms for more than five years.
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"I want to show that here in Lebanon yes we migrated, but we are making our dreams real although it's little," said Aya.
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Those places where assistance only for the dying has been the basis of the law have not subsequently migrated to a wider approach.
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IMDb predates the World Wide Web: it got its start in 1990 with a series of lists on Usenet and migrated in 1993.
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Yes, the sunshine makeup trend of last summer has since migrated from the eyes down to the lips, and it's gorgeous on everyone.
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What's new: Three new studies published Thursday present comprehensive genetic evidence that reveal new insights into how people migrated to the Americas. 28.
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According to the scientists, the Asian strain originated in Asia, and then slowly migrated its way over to Europe over thousands of years.
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They may have done what anybody would do in that situation: approach men who had migrated before or were especially eager to travel.
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The urban homeless population rose by a fifth in the decade to 2011, as thousands migrated from villages in search of better prospects.
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Since 1990 legions of Puerto Ricans living in northern states have migrated or retired to Florida, drawn by sunshine, cheap homes and jobs.
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But it's interesting to see just how many users have migrated from wired broadband to mobile-only in the span of two years.
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The number of first-class letters has fallen by almost half from its peak in 2001, as communication has migrated to the internet.
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Worldwide, more than "50 million children have migrated across borders or been forcibly displaced," with 28 million of them fleeing violence or insecurity.
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The analysis also suggests that some early Americans migrated back to Asia from Beringia, while other, newer waves of immigrants crossed to America.
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One of the front-mounted speakers from the standard Pixel 3 has migrated to the bottom of the phone on the Pixel 3a.
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Nowadays, this practice has migrated to the screen; Instagram and Facebook are our primary means of collecting and sharing pictures of our adventures.
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Nearly 20143% of millionaires who migrated out of state relocated for new jobs, job transfers and other career-related reasons, the report said.
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"First of all, it would not affect people who have already migrated to Britain, they will not lose any social benefits," he said.
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Nearly 235 million people migrated to the European Union from the Mideast and Africa last year, according to the International Organization for Migration.
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They also saw new cells rising from deeper layers of the skin to supplement those that had migrated to heal the injured fin.
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And a number of American socialists migrated south during the Red Scare campaign of the 1950s, driven away by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy.
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We know that tens of thousands of years ago, humans migrated out of Africa — but the question is, when, and how many times?
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The Chaudhary Group (CG) he now runs traces its roots back to the 1880s, when Binod's grandfather migrated from India to sell textiles.
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"You have a housing stock that's dysfunctional, a population that's migrated out and an economy that's flat," said Tony Brancatelli, a city councilman.
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On his father's side, Otzi had common ancestors with those who lived in Sardinia and Corsica and migrated to Europe from the east.
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Sanders contrasted his own immigrant experience — noting that his parents migrated from Poland — with the anti-immigration rhetoric that's dominated the GOP race.
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The remainder of the objects were either locked in orbit around Sagittarius A*, or migrated to the outer regions of the Milky Way.
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According to Knight and other escorts, hourly rates were driven down across the industry as Rentboy's diaspora migrated to those sites that remained.
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And although many Chinese people have migrated to cities, demand should persist because the country is still under-urbanized relative to other countries.
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We was already on some gangster shit, but niggas from LA migrated down here and brought that Crip and Blood shit out here.
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Even if life did arise on Mars four billion years ago and later migrated underground, could it have survived for four billion years?
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As the music industry has migrated to streaming, and CD and even download sales have plummeted, touring has become critical to financial success.
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The group migrated from hardcore to hip-hop when rap looked more like a fad than like a dominant force in pop culture.
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In fact, scientists have found that the farther a group's ancestors migrated, the higher the prevalence of the gene variant in that population.
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As many as 20,000 African Americans migrated to Canada between 1850 and 1860 — increasing the black population of the colony by 50 percent.
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As content migrated online, however, it became clear that pieces that helped individuals — typical Times readers — navigate the real estate market resonated best.
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As the city migrated uptown after the Civil War, Lord & Taylor followed, arriving in 1914 in the store Ms. Robinson knew so well.
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It's said that Black Friday first migrated to Canada in the early 2000s, when the American and Canadian dollars were roughly on par.
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Starting in the 1970s, rural children migrated in droves to big cities to attend universities, where they fought against military dictatorship for democracy.
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"It had migrated from the temporal bone to the lining of his brain, which is what regulates the spinal fluid," Ms. Matthias said.
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Not long after my twin sisters were born and my father moved out, we migrated to a two bedroom on the fourth floor.
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The answers to this question also showed how the fish fry was adapted to different parts of the country as African-Americans migrated.
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In Somalia, more than a million are internally displaced, while some 885,000 have migrated to neighboring countries with displaced populations of their own.
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He has said goodbye to neighbors who have migrated to India, only to see them return to Pakistan months or years later, disappointed.
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Six years later, it migrated east, emerging as a "loose meat sandwich" at the original Maid-Rite fast food restaurant in Muscatine, Iowa.
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It was home mostly to people who had migrated over the centuries from southern China as well as a number of aboriginal groups.
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Nearly everyone in San Simón, Malinalco and the nearby town of Chalma seems to know someone who has migrated to the United States.
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Once your old emails have been migrated to your new inbox and auto-forwarding is up and running, the hard part is over.
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In fact, more immigrants returned to Mexico between 2009 and 2014 than migrated to the U.S., according to a study by Pew Research.
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His family was among the 7 million refugees who migrated to India from present-day Bangladesh after the India-Pakistan war of 1971.
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When the word migrated from hacking to gaming, "owned" became a mantra for those who had mastered the game play or bested opponents.
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And of course over time, we've migrated so that the blend of financial aid is much more in favor of loans than debt.
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Rather than fade away, though, 8chan's Qanon posters migrated to other platforms, where they're still trying to use social media to influence elections.
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As advertising has migrated from television and print publications to social media, it has become increasingly difficult to distinguish from non-advertising content.
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"When we migrated to the USA, our college degrees were not recognized," says Michael, who worked at the site for almost two years.
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His father, Yang Huaiguo, migrated to Shenyang and scavenged for scrap metal before finding success in the boiler-repair business and real estate.
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Based on the rate at which Proteus has migrated away from Neptune, the team estimates that Hippocamp is a few billion years old.
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As they migrated West, they terrified the highly developed kingdoms, such as those of the Goths, that had long existed along Rome's frontier.
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"I was studying costume design," said Ms. Guzman, who migrated up from Fort Lauderdale in the early 783s and was a scholarship student.
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During these years, resistance to globalization has migrated from anarchists disrupting trade conferences to members of the vast middle classes of the West.
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In any case, after Mr. Gluck died, that draft migrated into one of his steamer trunks, which ended up in Ms. Testa's attic.
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Now, they are entertaining the notion that if life ever did arise on Mars, its microbial descendants could have migrated underground and persisted.
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But just as the Democratic Party — including its nominee — has significantly moved to the left, Kaine's ideas have also migrated quite a bit.
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