We're talking about regenerating life itself, regenerating her memory, regenerating whatever it is that's stored in our DNA that we don't understand.
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He also suggested that it's actually regenerating its damaged shell.
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Beyond Syria, there are signs that it's regenerating in Iraq.
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"We're going to be focusing on regenerating the island," she said.
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Prior to regenerating, the Doctor was sometimes gruff, melancholy, and darkly sarcastic.
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Well-managed livestock are key to regenerating healthy soil and storing carbon.
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The study isn't the first to suggest that our neurons aren't regenerating themselves.
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People should be held responsible for cleaning up the environment and regenerating it.
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I was regenerating energy in the battery, and it was thrilling and addictive.
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Regenerating hope Marlette developed cysts and holes in the bones of his wrist.
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One simple step toward regenerating creativity she advises: Get a good night's sleep.
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Testing showed that the grafted skin cells were regenerating within the patient's body effectively.
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Protecting and regenerating forests could also have a huge impact on the global climate.
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GFG is regenerating the aged steelworks, which it bought from administrators in August 2017.
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Give refugees the chance to earn a living selling tree seedlings, while regenerating forests.
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Our furious despairing desire not to hear the truth will prevent us from regenerating.
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More than thirty musicians have joined the ensemble since the strike, regenerating its sound.
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In just a few days, the reservoir of pigment-regenerating stem cells is depleted.
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The Pentagon said in January that IS was regenerating faster in Iraq than in Syria.
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That means regenerating liver cells to avoid the cost and morbidity of whole organ transplant.
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That means regenerating liver cells to avoid the cost and morbidity of whole-organ transplant.
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One of Bravo's most potent weapons is an endlessly regenerating lullaby that bleeds across shows.
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Art spaces apparently provide a renewing energy, which holds both regenerating and blinding, erasing potential.
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Then the stem cells get turned on, and we see the body starts regenerating itself.
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The network seemed to be continuing to thrive, and is posting and regenerating content across Twitter.
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I love too much the magnificent, boisterous, diverse, regenerative and regenerating America that is being betrayed.
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Fortunately, Valeti was also a cardiologist who worked on regenerating human heart muscle with stem cells.
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We also tend to think of fish as an ever-regenerating crop, there forever for our taking.
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On a particularly dry day, I'll swap in the Herbivore Phoenix Regenerating Facial Oil in the evening.
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Last summer, it made headlines for successfully regenerating skin and stimulating hair growth in pigs with burns.
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Halo 2 helped to popularize the idea of ditching health power-ups in favor of regenerating health.
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The animals are raised on pasture accredited by the Savory Institute, which is dedicated to regenerating grasslands.
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However, if you have truly problematic skin that needs a regenerating boost, Thomas still recommends a professional treatment.
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Whatever his secret, despite decades of chemical and physical abuse, his body seems to regenerating instead of decaying.
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Goodyear has unveiled its reCharge Concept tires that are self-regenerating and self-charging with artificial intelligence features.
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Their fans responded to the team's vigor with bursts of their own, forming a regenerating cycle of energy.
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The finding that ISIS is regenerating under a new leader challenges the narrative emanating from the White House.
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Albert Edge, a professor of otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School, is also looking into regenerating cells to restore hearing.
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He's still unconscious, his liver isn't regenerating like his doctors hoped, and he's picturing Confederate soldiers shooting at him.
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After a color treatment, Baum follows up with a nourishing mask, like Christophe Robin Regenerating Mask With Prickly Pear Oil.
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I double-cleanse both times using a flannel, first with the Gallinée Cleansing Bar and then Tata Harper's Regenerating Cleanser.
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Doctor Who has managed to stay relevant for 54 years because, like the Doctor, the show can also keep regenerating.
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And we've yet to hear a bad word about the long-term collagen-boosting and elastin-regenerating benefits of retinols.
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"They became one body with the locals and managed to reanimate the town, regenerating its economic fabric," he told CNN.
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There are signs that ISIS are regenerating an underground presence in places where it has lost territorial control, such as Diyala.
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And then there's this: In Alien, the strange life-form on this distant moon was regenerating, and it wasn't exactly friendly.
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Depending on the species (I don't recognize it), the shell could be normal or, from the appearance, it could be regenerating.
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Some trees are dead, and others, whose intricate root systems have grown sideways and above the ground, seem to be regenerating.
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For the past 16 years our nation has been at a never-ending war with a similarly regenerating enemy: international terrorism.
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That's right, these multitaskers make the most of your beauty sleep, the time when your cells are busy regenerating and repairing themselves.
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It must have seemed like a virtuous circle to Goldman and Metro, which reaped massive profits from its endlessly self-regenerating queue.
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Frequency's lead program is focused on treating chronic hearing loss by regenerating cochlear hair cells with combinations of easily made drug molecules.
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And I think regenerating that way is very important to me … taking a day to be a daughter, a sister, a friend.
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It was a monumental breakthrough period in the painter's career, which has been accelerating and regenerating (for the most part) ever since.
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Seriously, forests are important Conserving and regenerating forests really is one of the smartest things we can do for our planet's health.
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While rising C02 levels challenge our globe, as we transition to earth-regenerating, soil-building organic agricultural practices, carbon becomes a resource.
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This is a boon for anyone who's ever wished they could relegate all menial and annoying tasks to their sleeping, regenerating selves.
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Finding synthetic catalysts that will do that work — without degrading, or healing and regenerating themselves if they do degrade — is a bear.
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Image: IMPThe adorable and enigmatic axolotl is capable of regenerating many different body parts, including limbs, organs, and even portions of its brain.
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"The skin is not regenerating itself as quickly as it used to, which causes a buildup of dead skin cells," Dr. Fusco explains.
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Ahead, check out a selection from Basile's chapter of regenerating and recharging rituals from Light Magic for Dark Times, available for purchase tomorrow.
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But Kerecis claims its product—derived from the Icelandic cod fish—is even more efficient at regenerating skin due to how it's processed.
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It's possible that tissue where skull bones meet is reabsorbed, shrinking the braincase volume, and then regenerating those same sutures in the spring.
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Why we liked it: Regenerating or creating new liver tissue is a big swing at a problem that is literally life-or-death.
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It comes with a cute storage bag and a small vial of Regenerating Face Serum made with coconut oil, antioxidants, and essential oils.
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"To distill it down in simplest terms, it's a line of regenerating thunderstorms and they regenerate in a very organized ways," Corfidi said.
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They ate many of the young trees he planted outside the fence, and are a major reason the hardwood forest has difficulty regenerating.
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These days, Kamen is far more excited about his latest venture, the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute, which explores ways of regenerating human organs.
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Robin's eponymous hair care line relies on ingredients often found in healthy diets and skin care regimens: regenerating prickly pear, antioxidant blueberries, purifying sage.
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It has 3 genes that birds, mammals and reptiles don't and that accumulate in the cells of regenerating limbs, though their role is unknown.
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The March 1 commemorations have become a longstanding rite of spring, marking the beginning of the school year and seasonally regenerating anti-Japanese sentiment.
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In January, Treasury had slashed its forecast for growth in earnings before interest, tax, self-generating and regenerating assets (EBITS) to 5% to 10%.
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A HoloLens exhibit let you "see" the car charging and regenerating energy from braking, and a sample fast charging station from Electrify America glowed green.
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Once those missing components are identified, they could be combined with microRNA to create a "molecular cocktail" aimed at regenerating entire limbs, the study said.
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You'll have to deal with constantly changing battlefields, for instance, ranging from swamps full of regenerating monsters to snowy mountains that make for slow movement.
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Goodyear has unveiled a self-regenerating concept tire with artificial intelligence features that allow the tire treads to change according to the environment and climate.
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For example, Crème de la Mer includes a trademarked "Miracle Broth" comprised of hand-harvested giant sea kelp, which it claims has "self-regenerating" powers.
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Even before he ran the show, he wrote a sketch for Comic Relief that showed the Doctor regenerating into a woman (in that case, Joanna Lumley).
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And as in the case of Bilbao, they sometimes have also taken on the almost impossible duty of regenerating areas that have fallen into economic oblivion.
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The Doctor is capable of regenerating, a concept that was introduced to prolong the series when its first lead actor, William Hartnell, left amid failing health.
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This, then, might be Afrormosia's sustainable future: Populations of trees large enough to withstand controlled logging, and successful enough at regenerating to quickly replace those lost.
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Markets also help to create a neighborhood identity, said Richard Upton, chief development officer at British property developer U+I, which focuses on regenerating urban spaces.
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The Pentagon's Inspector General said in a report Islamic State remained an active insurgent group and was regenerating functions and capabilities more quickly in Iraq than Syria.
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In tropical wetlands, such as the Pantanal and Amazon regions of Brazil, the largest fish are also vital in dispersing seeds—and thus maintaining and regenerating habitat.
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The entry shows how a "ravaged original surface of Central Park is left as a regenerating wilderness," with "a green mega-structure" or "raised parkland," they said.
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The Australian winemaker said its forecast for 5% to 10% growth in earnings before interest, tax, self-generating and regenerating assets (EBITS) will no longer be achieved.
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According to Longo, the presence of ketones in the blood signifies that on the cellular level, the body is "regenerating" itself, which protects against aging and disease.
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Though they reach larger body sizes, they tend to have less babies, but they also tend to be better at competing with their neighbors and regenerating from disturbance.
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The first such project began in the Soviet Union in 1965 with BIOS-1, a small underground structure in Siberia capable of regenerating the atmosphere for one person.
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I like weekends better when I'm working because then they truly feel like I'm regenerating energy, whereas when I'm not working, time blends into one continuous, undifferentiated stream.
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Kohli Ventures and Cascade Global invested $100 million in Detraxi, a biotech firm that's developing artificial blood, as well as a system for preserving and regenerating human organs.
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While the double headed beast was rare, regenerating new heads is nothing unusual for flatworms—they can even grow a new head with their memories still in tact.
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In perhaps a surprise, the Bessemer-sourced cloud index of SaaS shops rose just 1.5% today, regenerating far less of its recently shed tissue in the day's rally.
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But there are just as many signs of newness, of a New York neighborhood regenerating itself, fueled by the constant churn of culture and values imported by recent arrivals.
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Nonetheless, among researchers, the discovery has been a cause for optimism, because reconnecting nerve synapses is almost certain to be easier than regenerating functioning hair cells inside human ears.
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In a report released on Monday, the Pentagon Inspector General said Islamic State remained an active insurgent group and was regenerating functions and capabilities more quickly in Iraq than Syria.
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"Stem Cell Replacement Therapy uses your body's own cells to naturally heal your body by regenerating new, healthy cells where injury or damage has occurred in the tissue," it claims.
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Andy Ridley, CEO of the collaborative movement Citizens of the Great Barrier Reef, spoke underwater in full scuba gear to showcase the baby corals regenerating at the outer Moore Reef.
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The Pentagon's own internal watchdog released a report on Monday saying Islamic State remained an active insurgent group and was regenerating functions and capabilities more quickly in Iraq than in Syria.
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The Pentagon's own internal watchdog released a report last month saying Islamic State remained an active insurgent group and was regenerating functions and capabilities more quickly in Iraq than in Syria.
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That chaos created a vacuum that ISIS quickly took advantage of, flooding the city with foreign fighters in 2014 and regenerating it as the group's largest stronghold outside Iraq and Syria.
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"What we've learned over the past 18 years is that we're very good at identifying and striking targets, but our ability to prevent them from regenerating is very weak," he said.
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"The skin heals and repairs while we sleep, so products such as a night cream are full of renewing and regenerating ingredients to aid this function," says dermatologist Howard Murad, MD, FAAD.
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Cities around the world are looking to BNYDC for inspiration as they struggle to replace declining industrial jobs with well-paid alternatives while regenerating areas left vacant and neglected by dying industries.
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As the liver is the only organ that is capable of regenerating itself, both the donor's and recipient's liver will grow back to its original size, with full functionality within a year.
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The Dance Academy was a nightclub opened in the hollowed auditorium of a 120-year-old theater; a listed building and contested space that the local council had long-held designs of regenerating.
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Formulated with potent levels of high-quality, often naturally derived ingredients — squalane oil, apple stem cells and white tea, to name a few — the range aims to be powerfully anti-aging and regenerating.
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The Islamic State and other extremist groups will fill the void opened by our departure, regenerating their capacity to threaten our friends in Europe — as they did throughout 2016 — and ultimately our own homeland.
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Madrid's local government has allocated 544 million euros ($580.83 million) to completing 30 measures included in the plan, which also encourages greater use of renewable energy and regenerating urban areas, according to the presentation.
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Agroecology measures its success by a yardstick that includes not only bushels and calories but by how well food nourishes people while regenerating soil and water and helping more farmers make a good living.
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The treatment involved four major steps: Doctors first put Loy through a short course of chemotherapy to stimulate the production of hematopoietic stem cells, which are the cells responsible for regenerating the immune system.
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The research found that people, even into their golden years, are regenerating their stock of neurons right up until the point of death—seemingly contradicting the results of a major study released just last month.
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Before the bid Tessa Jowell, the minister for sport (who is now on the board of the Economist Group), told a parliamentary committee that regenerating the area without staging the games would cost about £22028m.
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It turned out that Broadchurch co-star Jodie Whittaker got that gig, but regenerating into the queen — on the most expensive TV show yet made — is a heck of a good consolation prize for Coleman.
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Drawing from Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism, Gilroy-Ware argues that the impoverished life of the contemporary worker—precarious, alienated, and bored—is exploited by social media, which promises emotional fulfillment in its endlessly regenerating timelines.
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He made it clear that the Doctor's enemy The Master can regenerate into Missy, and explicitly showed us a member of the Doctor's race — the Time Lords — regenerating from a white man into a black woman.
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If you're mourning the loss of someone, or going through an extreme change in circumstances, the regenerating energy of the full moon in Scorpio will hold you as you transform into who you're mean to be.
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Arts Liverpool Sound City Liverpool Waters, Bramley-Moore Dock, May 33 and 29 Some of Britain's liveliest pop acts will appear at this music festival, which takes place on docklands in Liverpool's rapidly regenerating center city.
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Even cutting off the entire crown at or below the soil level does not discourage the plant from regenerating and vigorously producing new shoots, stalks and flowers, if a mere inch of root is left behind.
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" The Inspector General's report also says "ISIS is regenerating key functions and capabilities more quickly in Iraq than in Syria, but absent sustained [counterterrorism] pressure, ISIS could likely resurge in Syria within six to twelve months.
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In the case of the former, the story similarities were obvious: Both that episode and this one involve the Doctor struggling to stop an alien menace while in the process of regenerating into a new form.
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He's like the blond alien in the 1995 movie "Species," who mutates from ova to adult in months, regenerating and reconfiguring at warp speed to escape the establishment, kill everyone in sight and eliminate the human race.
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"Basically, the island is eating out of shipping containers right now," said McNeel, driving along the dirt roads of the vast sand quarry he is regenerating to include a "food forest" stocked with figs, pomegranates and coconut palms.
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A natural forest is a complex, self-regenerating system with a microclimate and wide variety of plants and animals, while plantations tend to grow a single species and require ongoing intervention such as fertilization and pesticides, experts say.
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Ray, however, is its masterpiece, with the company having borrowed bodies from the military before perfecting nanotechnology that not only brought him back but turns him into a a near-unstoppable force, capable of almost instantly regenerating when damaged.
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People today would do well to take a page out of Beuys's book and remember that regenerating a nation and remembering mistakes of the past are not at all mutually exclusive; in fact, they should go hand-in-hand.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has targeted more business start-ups as a crucial part of regenerating activity, but the impact has been minimal so far, with the number of small firms that are closing their doors at a near record high.
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You cannot of course apply everything at once, but I think the best time to apply a mask is in the evening or if you wake up after a late night, because the skin is regenerating so it can take more.
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Seawater will also be desalinated to extract both salt and fresh water, and the humidity of the greenhouses will be used to spur the growth of new plant life outside the facility, in the hope of regenerating a wider ecosystem.
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Mr. Cyrus, though never quite respected for his music or hairstyle, has managed to stretch his down-home charisma, distinctive look and willingness to engage with the kitschy and the lowbrow into a constantly regenerating career of nearly 25 years.
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The exhibition abounds in speculative science-fiction-like approaches to a post-carbon or newly eco-conscious future, from designs for floating cities and machines for regenerating deserts to biogas power plants and tools to develop the human digestive system.
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Li Jinghui, managing director of the China Poultry Association, said the move was also significant as it could eventually lead to China having the option of regenerating its poultry flock in the event that imports of breeding stock came to a complete halt.
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Currently, ISIS is regenerating key functions and capabilities more quickly in Iraq than in Syria, but absent sustained [counterterrorism] pressure, ISIS could likely resurge in Syria within six to twelve months and regain limited territory in the [Middle Euphrates River Valley (MERV)].
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"There is an urgent need to prevent Boko Haram from regenerating and possibly coming back more virulent, destructive, and globally connected than before," Jennifer Cooke, Africa Program Director at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, told the House Foreign Affairs Committee this week.
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TOUGHER THAN any fibre made by humans and extraordinarily good at transmitting vibrations to the predators that weave it, spider silk has been a source of inspiration for the development of everything from scaffolding for regenerating bones to bulletproof vests, remote sensors and noise reducers.
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Global and national initiatives mean we're likely to see more of these urban farms appearing across the world -- improving city dwellers lifestyles, impacting positively on the local economy and regenerating neglected spaces, such as new farm Woodbank in Stockport, Greater Manchester, run by The Kindling Trust.
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It has the speed and intensity of Doom while clinging to all the FPS tropes I'm now sick of—reloading out of habit, a slowly regenerating health meter, and a weapon selection wheel that ensures you die if you try to switch weapons in a firefight.
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I felt sick all the time, sick enough to cry (and I often did), the kind of sour-sick that makes its way into your aching muscles and your brain and your bones and regurgitates itself, regenerating again every time you try to eat or drink.
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"While I was researching on regenerating animal tissues through bioprinting technologies for biomedical and veterinary applications, I discovered a way to bio-hack the structure of the native 3D matrix of a variety of plant-based proteins to achieve a meaty texture," said Scionti, in a statement.
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It has: An ideology that certainly still has its adherents and can inspire at least some young Muslims in the West to acts of terror Networks whose cells are still capable of monstrous terror attacks (in Baghdad and Kirkuk, for example); and that are showing signs of regenerating in provinces like Diyala in Iraq.
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Not only did the regenerating tissue express the Sca-1 marker and other signatures of a fetal program, but Jensen and his colleagues also implicated a potential mechanism: They reported in Cell Stem Cell last December that mechanical forces from the extracellular matrix surrounding and supporting the cells activated a signaling pathway that initiated the repair.
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Leading technology companies have stepped up their efforts to contest terrorists' presence on their platforms, but terrorist groups have adapted, altering their content and regenerating accounts in ways that challenge the companies' approaches and that connect with would-be followers just long enough to shift those followers into end-to-end encrypted chats to avoid detection.
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Kinneret Keren, a physicist at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology who wrote about the research with her colleagues in the journal Cell Reports, said this is not simply a matter of growing along the length of the fibers, because the first thing a bit of hydra does in regenerating a full animal is fold into a sphere.
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Though the annual mid-game concert, which lasts fewer than 15 minutes, is rarely tied to the Super Bowl's location, this year's choice of a headliner — the anodyne pop band Maroon 5 — has proved controversial on two fronts: First, for its lack of fealty to the host city's constantly regenerating pool of black musical talent, and also because of reports that more au courant stars turned down the N.F.L. in solidarity with Colin Kaepernick.
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