Large colonies of a reef-building coral were part of the spawning and it was expected that there would be another spawning event in December, he added.
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For example, Gulf of Mexico red snapper spawning potential increased 2628 percent, Atlantic Coast black sea bass spawning stock biomass (SSB) increased from 28500 million pounds to 6900 million pounds (2628 percent increase).
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Around the globe, this thing was spawning every few feet.
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No word if ice cream was present during the spawning.
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That trip to India ended up spawning whole new products.
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Unsurprisingly, these services are now spawning their own startup ecosystems.
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Some sources of hydroelectric power block salmon's natural spawning routes.
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Thirty of those were used in the spawning aquarium, O'Neil said.
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Elkhorn corals spawning by releasing gametes into the ocean at night.
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One of them could spin up and start spawning endless wolves.
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Neither did his infamous, merch-spawning soliloquy during last year's playoffs.
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Spawning without weapons created a strangely harrowing World War I experience.
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There are two reasons Russia keeps spawning top cybercrooks like Misha.
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But multiple supercells fired off throughout the afternoon, spawning the damaging tornados.
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This time, though, the monsters are spawning from a very specific location.
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Startups are spawning and capital is flowing, even in these uncertain times.
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Blizzards raged from Georgia to eastern Canada, spawning tornadoes in many places.
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The shift was painful, spawning protest movements and political forces like progressivism.
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Trump's rhetoric is spawning hate -- on both sides Twitter dubbed it #TheChalkening.
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But the fish are spawning, so they're not allowed to catch them.
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"Pokémon GO" is spawning more shiny creatures in celebration of its third anniversary.
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The internet has always been a spawning ground for the most random things.
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It's easy to imagine HarmonQuest spawning a whole subgenre of animated liveplay shows.
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In other words, the BJP's identitarian politics are spawning imitators across the south.
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People have become obsessed with the movie trailer, spawning roughly a zillion memes.
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Machines and software will keep devouring, and spawning, more work of all kinds.
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That state debate has more to do with salmon spawning in the delta.
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Another fork occurred in October, spawning yet another digital asset called bitcoin gold.
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Bankers are always inventing new ways to make money, spawning new financial hazards.
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A single breeder bluefin can produce millions of eggs in one spawning season.
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Lighting systems replicate the moon cycles that corals use to time their spawning.
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Greater fears breed harsher repression, spawning stronger resistance and then more government determination.
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One of the largest entertainment fan sites around is spawning its own sequel: Fandom.
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Sauropod populations caught in this geological divorce became physically separated, spawning new evolutionary trajectories.
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The site would soon set off a chain reaction in Veles, spawning many imitators.
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These particles and ensuing magnetic disturbances eventually reached our planet, spawning a geomagnetic storm.
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Hence the advent of edge computing, which is spawning its own ecosystem of startups.
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"They were spawning right at the time they would have spawned in the wild."
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Sources have signalled the package will be funded in state budgets spawning several years.
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Mr. Sharif visited London last week, spawning rumors that he had fled the country.
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With this, the risk of overdose increased — spawning the opioid crisis we have today.
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That energy doesn't regenerate, because they don't eat once they reach the spawning grounds.
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Millions of farmed fish have escaped into inland rivers, upsetting the ecosystem of spawning.
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Collisions can set off disastrous chain reactions, spawning thousands of new pieces of debris.
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The Brooks River is a spawning site for salmon based in southwestern Alaska's Bristol Bay.
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Dan Coats, whose retirement is spawning the fight for his seat in the Hoosier State.
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An intensifying storm system swept through Illinois on Tuesday evening, spawning several unusually photogenic tornadoes.
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Turkey has been drawn into its neighbor's 5-year-long war, spawning discord with Russia.
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We're introducing interactive plants into the game and spawning them with some degree of variance.
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The urban farm operates on a different model than most other organic kale spawning points.
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You are dropped into one of two introductory areas, and enemies begin spawning almost immediately.
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But its treatment of geek culture ended up spawning just as much hatred as joy.
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Is the call more of a social cue to sync spawning after they've already gathered?
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In spring, when bioluminescent firefly squid are spawning in Japanese bays, Mr. Wilcox gets them.
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"On the spawning grounds, both forms, sockeye and kokanee, are bright red," Dr. Foote said.
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"Scandal" became a ratings hit, appointment viewing and a hashtag-spawning social media sensation (#ItsHandled).
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"My concern is what the Tea Party ended up spawning was Trump," Ms. TeSelle said.
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Carson has a long history of spawning controversy with his comments about the LGBTQ community.
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Airplanes, restaurants, the office...these are just a few of the worst places for spawning complainers.
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If the algorithm identified Morgan as the opponent it should immediately start spawning bots and charge.
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Most beaches on the Similans remain closed to protect the spawning grounds of endangered marine turtles.
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Spawning 30 seasons of a nearly universally beloved television program will do that to a legacy.
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The NEB said on Thursday it continues to assess the issue of the anti-spawning mats.
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Excellent artificial spawning substrate for our Spotted Gars; simulate vegetation, and make adhesive egg collection easier!
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Reynolds was there sporting a forlorn expression on his face, spawning the beautiful "sad face" meme.
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More likely was that the first infection had spread in the community before spawning the second.
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These cocoons are spawning some of the world's top athletes just in time for the Olympics.
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McClain was bumped for a male astronaut, causing uproar (and spawning Aidy Bryant's hilarious SNL sketch).
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The camera cut to Hanks again several more times, spawning even more reaction shots circulating online.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the spawning location for a related species of grunion.
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But the war metastasized, spawning new horrors that increasingly affected the United States and its allies.
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Interbreeding could produce fish too weak, for example, to leap up waterfalls to reach spawning grounds.
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Minions were spawning, fights would break out, the item shop was overwhelming and I couldn't build stuff.
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It would be a "no-fishing zone" for all fishermen to protect spawning grounds for young fish.
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None of the crew members returned, spawning a mystery that has endured for more than 150 years.
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Each spring, adults swim to their annual spawning areas, forming a single aggregation of several million fish.
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Matching swords and shields replenishes your weapon and armor meters can often be accomplished without spawning enemies.
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That way, he said, the hatcheries could deduce which spawning and management techniques led to healthier fish.
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Not only is Urban Outfitters thriving, it's now spawning unholy consumer electronics like this cassette-playing turntable.
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Selena Gomez will reportedly be following in Hadid's fashion line-spawning footsteps in the near future, too.
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As more states legalize medical and recreational marijuana, the pot culture is spawning some big side industries.
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To date, BaDoinkVR's most complex video was their OverCrotch parody, giving a new meaning to 'spawning room.
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Bernstein's complete oeuvre is massive, spawning everything from Broadway musicals to jazz singles to symphonies and ballets.
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That criticism has come in street demonstrations and on social media, spawning the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Simon once called Caesar's comedy creation "a spawning ground" for top writers in all fields of entertainment.
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Yet the potential for an avocado famine became a story in itself, spawning hundreds of stories online.
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The numbers here have caused confusion, as often happens in global health crises, spawning numerous conspiracy theories.
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For fun, it liked to lodge in the human host, spawning beastlets as if they were sequels.
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In the first half of the 20th century, nationalism ran amok in Europe, spawning two world wars.
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The character would spread to China, India and Japan through movies and books, spawning lucrative merchandising contracts.
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Mr. Biggs and his colleagues had deployed underwater microphones in April 2017 at 15 popular spawning grounds.
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As they dance beneath the moonlight, the beach transforms into a twinkling tapestry of spawning silver bodies.
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Now the Afghan team ranks in the world's top 240, spawning local heroes and die-hard fans.
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I felt drawn to Mount Rushmore, instinctively, like a spawning fish to the head of a river.
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Greenpeace said in a statement the explosion and sinking had occurred in "an important (fish) spawning ground".
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It's here, 5,019 square miles of the gulf, that is home to the totoaba's nursery and spawning habitat.
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From spherical Streptococcus to oxygen-fearing Fusobacterium, the human mouth is a spawning ground for tiny, unseen organisms.
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These first two come from groups of Terapontids and Mulloway (Japanese croakers), each engaged in a spawning aggregation.
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INGRAHAM: Have you noticed how the Trump presidency is spawning a lot of bizarre trends on the left?
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It has cost the lives of an estimated 470,000 people and displaced millions more, spawning a humanitarian catastrophe.
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The ships disappeared, as did Franklin and his crew, spawning a mystery that's become the stuff of legend.
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The larger 22,000-pound Grand Slam became the U.S. military's T-14, spawning a generation of bunker busters.
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The coral larvae release is slated to occur during the Great Barrier Reef's massive spawning event this month.
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Up in Smoke was so popular—spawning five sequels—that it's easy to forget what it actually accomplished.
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He has spent decades studying the hormone system that triggers spawning and can now stimulate it on demand.
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Trash is a primary culprit, but rats are also spawning more offspring each year thanks to warmer winters.
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"Space Available on One-of-a-Kind Reef Trips to See Coral Spawning," said a headline at reef.
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It's not by careening from one movement to the next, spawning of-the-moment hashtags for your activism.
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It would also harm dozens of trout streams and spawning areas, which the D.E.C. is charged with protecting.
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Genesis did something even more impressive, transforming into a Top Forty band while spawning three successful solo careers.
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In New York State, it may take a female striper five to eight years to reach spawning age.
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Too much investment pours into favored industries, spawning poorly conceived projects in areas like hotels and solar panels.
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In February 2018, Mr. Cormier was acquitted of second-degree murder, spawning outrage and protests across the country.
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Mills: So, both avenues, in different ways, can lead to —— Callimachi: The further spawning of this group, right.
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This August, the numbers of spawning fish was below average, leaving the usually contented bears a little hungry.
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"Probably as a consequence of warming, it is now invading the main spawning area of sardines," Garrido says.
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Esports, though growing rapidly in popularity, has not come close to spawning a star of Ronaldo&aposs caliber.
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Considering those were the groups targeted, Schmidt says it's clear Trump's rhetoric is spawning a pseudo Civil War.
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The spawning migrations of the endangered Nassau grouper, for example, are tightly linked to the water's temperature, said Stump.
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Released in 2016, Bad Moms was a surprise summer hit, spawning not only Bad Moms Christmas, which opens Nov.
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The agency is also concerned that the skinny dipper crushed pupfish eggs, as April and May are spawning season.
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The reefs support myriad marine species, and provide a spawning ground for the largest tuna fishery in the world.
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Two centuries later Victorian merchants got rich by forcing the "vile dirt" into China, spawning an estimated 12m addicts.
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Reefs are crucial spawning grounds for the sea's fast-diminishing fisheries, which account for 12% of the global catch.
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Now C-Lab is spawning seven new start-ups created by Samsung employees that range from useful to quixotic.
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Chemistry is still chemistry across the universe, but other planets may have stumbled upon different approaches for spawning life.
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Some say its ancient name, which means "son's life seed", hints unethically at particular effectiveness in spawning male offspring.
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Indeed, a decade that began with the promise of an "Arab Spring" has ended up spawning tyranny and massacres.
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Hosted by Phoebe Judge, the podcast investigates a crime every episode, with one in particular spawning its own merchandise.
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Fishing species during their spawning period is also really bad practice, because it makes finding mates a lot harder.
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Chefs and restaurant customers should avoid cooking and eating animals that are in the middle of their spawning season.
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"The basic bear would later transform a candy category by spawning shapes like snakes, spiders, and even body parts."
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But Burlington, which has a lower unemployment rate than Silicon Valley, is now spawning a wave of technology pioneers.
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The musical closed on Broadway only a year ago, after spawning multiple productions and tours all over the world.
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Within hours, replicative book reviews appeared in media around the country, spawning full-page outraged editorials in many newspapers.
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As a result, the cutthroat trout population is slowly recovering and the spawning run in nearby streams is rebuilding.
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Since then, SpongeBob SquarePants has become a cultural juggernaut, spawning everything from movies to memes to a Broadway musical.
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Our acceptance of these unintended deaths generate resentment, hatred and destabilization, creating a prime environment for spawning new radicals.
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But in their long-distance journeys to their spawning areas, their bodies slowly change over six to eight weeks.
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Baby Yoda has also been a content creation juggernaut, spawning memes and reactions with every glorious frame he's in.
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Other dam-removal projects have found that fish return quickly to their upstream spawning grounds after dams are removed.
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Technology is profoundly changing the landscape of financial services, spawning new and exciting products and more conveniences for consumers.
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Lionfish have been able to grow to plague-like numbers due to their unique spawning behavior and overall resilience.
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Severe thunderstorms cropped up across the United States over the past week, with many spawning destructive and deadly tornadoes.
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The school would become infamous for sentencing black children to grueling farmwork and horrid filth, later spawning a federal lawsuit.
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With Freeway Fighter recently spawning a comic, it makes sense for them to give the original adventure book another shot.
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The theory is that areas where there is increased cellular activity tend to have a higher concentration of Pokémon spawning.
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It has blossomed, spawning more than 100 LMMAs on the island and as far afield as Fiji and Costa Rica.
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The series enjoyed considerable international acclaim during its original run, spawning movies, video games, and even a musical in 2015.
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The goal is to promote biotech as a strategic emerging industry, spawning rapid development and investment into the burgeoning sector.
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Behind us was a shed with an underground window onto the next-door stream, for the observation of spawning trout.
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Meanwhile, misguided health care regulators have forced us to treat pain as a vital sign, spawning a generation of overtreatment.
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It's the promise of potential virality that turned Facebook into a platform powerhouse 10 years ago, spawning giants like Zynga.
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The video was a hit online, ultimately spawning two sequels; the "trilogy" has garnered nearly 50 million total YouTube views.
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"Bdellovibrio attacks biofilms," Kadouri said, referring to the sticky bacterial secretions that become the spawning ground of drug-resistant infections.
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The signature "hot yoga" bearing his name drew throngs of devotees, spawning studios teaching the practice all over the world.
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Krumholz wasn't quite as bullish as Wertheimer about the Mueller investigation spawning a wave of major government reform in Washington.
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The track presents an intriguing hybrid of baile funk rhythms, ambient spatiality, tropical rainforest sound effects, and spawning cybernetic movements.
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For some reason or another, the balmy South of England is wonderfully adept at spawning bracing doom and rancorous sludge.
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It's nearly a meme, spawning threads where players share moments when they did something equally as ridiculous in another game.
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Differing spawning rates "represent the cultural differences in those factions during the time the game is set," the developer stated.
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First, despite previous work suggesting spawning coincided with changes in the moon, their survey showed the fish population spawned daily.
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Researchers at Kronotsky Nature Reserve, a Federal protected area, found that boom years for spawning salmon produced wider tree rings.
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During spawning season, a European oyster may come with a surprise crunch: a sac of baby oysters in tiny shells.
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Oysters also start spawning when the water temperatures warm up, and that process can change the oyster's appearance and texture.
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"We will be suffering consequences for at least 10 years: spawning will be disrupted, fish will be annihilated," he said.
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The false news spread across social media last Sunday, garnering thousands of tweets and Facebook posts, and spawning several hashtags.
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Spawning more blockbusters like Yolo could ensure that a Snapchat account is a must-have utility for the next generation.
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The last of the spawning spring-summer Chinook salmon arrived here in June after a herculean 800-mile upstream swim.
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Less than a year out from the 2018 midterms, these efforts have yet to prove fruitful, though, spawning broad frustration.
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But it was Blink-182 that emerged as a touchstone, spawning more imitators than any American rock band since Nirvana.
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In addition to spawning the delightful term "glasshole," Google Glass displayed a small image in front of a user's eye.
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In a post this month, it wrote about installing devices to deter fish from spawning around construction areas for the project.
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"The parks actually seem to have a better spawning rate," Stone said, adding that the proximity of the river helped, too.
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As the field of quantum thermodynamics grows quickly, spawning a range of approaches and findings, some traditional thermodynamicists see a mess.
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The 2006 film starred Jenna and now-husband Channing and is basically responsible for spawning one of Hollywood's most beloved relationships.
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Those volumes were a huge success, shifting millions of copies, topping bestseller lists and spawning new titles as well as parodies.
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Yes, it was another debate, spawning another meme, thanks to what we can only surmise was an off-the-cuff remark.
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It's been almost a year since #MeToo first started trending on Twitter, and the viral hashtag is still spawning off-shoots.
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The latest bloom coincided with the spawning season for snook, an ecologically important and popular game fish in Florida, Crosby said.
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Like "code-verse," Datamatics also featured a furious rhythm of abstract graphics, which intimidated me while spawning feelings of entrapped awe.
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Over the past decade, gender reveals have spread like wildfire, spawning countless Pinterest boards, think pieces, and a 47,013-acre wildfire.
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His thoughts focus on casting a fly lure to the perfect spot, drawing the attention of spawning brown trout just upstream.
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Those policies include adhering to scientifically-based fishing limits, minimizing the amount of by-catch, and protecting habitat and spawning areas.
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The YouTube series Hot Ones has become a pop culture staple over the years, spawning countless viral reaction videos and memes.
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration lists the current number of spawning females at 363 percent of what it should be.
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While it's a breeze the first time, re-spawning the demo-closing foe sees its level rise from three to 15.
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Traditionalists, however, limit oyster eating to non-spawning months—according to French lore, those that have the letter "r" in them.
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Their high oil content is linked to their ultra-long migration route from the ocean to their glacier-fed spawning grounds.
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Odd translations into English, teasingly referred to as "Chinglish", have long been a common sight in China, even spawning dedicated websites.
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A proposed Alaskan mine threatens the planet's largest spawning ground for sockeye salmon and lays bare Trump's gaslighting of American sportsmen.
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The agency wanted Cronin to keep his cattle out of the creek, which is an important spawning grounds for the fish.
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But when it calmed, they heard the fish spawning — the day before the storm, in its eye and the day after.
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Following the hurricane, the fish began spawning earlier in the day, possibly cued in part by temperature changes in the water.
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Or is it more like a dinner bell calling out "Hey, it's spawning time in the estuary, come and get it?"
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The fish are drawn to the spot, south of the Moses-Saunders dam, during early summer when they regroup before spawning.
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Through spawning, a male's sperm reaches a female's egg, forming a baby solitary salp that eventually swims out of its parent.
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BuzzFeed News reached out to Tripodi to get her reaction and to thank her for spawning the incredibly cute Twitter thread.
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The financial sector, blamed by progressives for spawning the 2008 economic collapse, is lining up behind Pete Buttigieg&aposs presidential campaign.
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The Sargasso Sea is a spawning site for threatened and endangered eels, as well as white marlin, porbeagle shark, and dolphinfish.
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Protests have simmered for months, spawning bitter clashes over the 1,172-mile oil pipeline that would span from North Dakota to Illinois.
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It was a relatively cheap and accessible and became a favorite of the DIY community, spawning a sub-genre of Kinect hacks.
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Image: University of California-San DiegoEach year, over a million Gulf corvina swim to their spawning grounds along the Colorado River Delta.
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Fishermen can still fish the other days in order to maintain their production and profit while also ensuring that spawning is successful.
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The global #MeToo movement has accelerated in South Korea since January, spawning accusations of sexual misconduct and prosecution investigations of prominent figures.
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The Grown and Flown Parents group is spawning a College Admissions and Affordability subscription group with access to college counselors for $29.99.
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Silicon Valley has long been the epicenter of global start-up innovation, spawning some of the world's biggest and best-loved companies.
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Here, it may be trying to set examples of what developers should build before actually spawning a platform around video chat games.
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Pence's comment has been a focus of attention after Tuesday's debate in Farmvill, Va., spawning the hashtag #thatMexicanthing on social media. Rep.
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Globally, hundreds of species of coral engage in primordial rites of mass spawning tied to seasonally warming waters and the lunar cycle.
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Canadian officials plan to airlift thousands of spawning salmon after a landslide blocked their route up the Fraser River in British Columbia.
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Facebook's original ban was intentionally broad at a time when cryptocurrencies like bitcoin were booming, and the largely unregulated space was spawning .
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The show was an instant hit for NBC, running for eight seasons and spawning the equally-successful spinoff The Facts of Life.
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If any of the fish in the pictures were spawning, I could potentially use that information to confirm when Putin caught them.
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Fans have impassioned disagreements on which album is its most fertile, and therefore responsible for spawning the most influence on melodic hardcore.
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Microsoft is spawning some great deals for Black Friday but you can take advantage of many of their gaming bundles right now.
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Yet it proved extraordinarily successful, earning over $286 million worldwide and spawning four lucrative sequels and, most recently, a hit TV series.
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Dave Edwards grew up in New York City public housing and played in Harlem's Rucker Park, a spawning ground of basketball greats.
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If this happens near or under water, then the movement of blocks of rock displaces massive amounts of water, spawning a tsunami.
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Weiss said the center is going to continue its research efforts and advocating for funding for habitat repair in salmon spawning areas.
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Scholastic — ahem — bit, and a best-selling franchise spawning dozens of books, translated into 16 languages, and multiple television shows was born.
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The details of all those events remain hazy and unconfirmed, spawning fears and conspiracy theories among Kenyans already nervous about Tuesday's vote.
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Cheats for Sekiro caused a stir earlier in the year, spawning the incredible "you cheated not only the game, but yourself" meme.
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These neighborhood rebels became urban legends in their own time, spawning insurgent social, political and cultural revolutions that continue to this day.
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Where she was during those crucial hours has been one of the most jealously guarded secrets of her office, spawning lurid rumors.
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Probably Vertigo's biggest hit, spawning innumerable reissues and spinoffs that were successful in their own right (Death, House of Mystery, Lucifer, etc).
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But after spawning, the mantis shrimp utilize their mitts for a more peaceful purpose: hauling a giant sack of eggs everywhere they go.
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The Hofstra hubbub, spawning a Twitter hashtag #MicrophoneGate, was broadly chronicled in media reports and sent a testy Trump into the spin room.
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This very good high school football movie is now better-known for spawning the even better TV series that was based on it.
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The documents showed he paid an effective tax rate of 14.1 percent, far lower than the average person, spawning days of bad headlines.
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Space reminds me that I exist within an enormous, ever-expanding mess of stuff—planets, black holes, trash, matter, spawning stars, dying stars.
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Path-breaking innovations are transforming the global economy, and emerging technologies are reshaping traditional industries and spawning new ones at a staggering rate.
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Bless her for elevating the dinner order to an art form and spawning endless hilarious-but-reverent possibilities like most things she does.
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Just as Apple's mobile operating system led to a revolution in software distribution, platforms are now sparking collaborative initiatives spawning new business models.
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That shortfall is also spawning a new wave of businesses hoping to take a piece of that pie with their food waste solutions.
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Stranger Things will officially be back for a second season, and its trailer is already spawning speculation about what that season might hold.
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It created a waterfall which is preventing millions of chinook, steelhead, coho and sockeye salmon from swimming upstream to their habitual spawning grounds.
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Which is weird, because even out in the wild, coral spawning is a fragile process, easily disrupted by changes in temperature and acidity.
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Plants — revealed in October — are randomly spawning flora that do things like heal champions, give vision and blast players over walls when hit.
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The risk is that Trump will include your name in a negative tweet, spawning a PR crisis and a temporary stock price ding.
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A decade or so later, the smartphone came along, spawning an industry of miniaturized displays and sensors that facilitated VR's 21st-century rebirth.
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Rising unemployment has sowed a deep sense of ennui, altering the town's already frail social fabric and spawning widespread addiction, violence, and resentment.
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It was roughly two decades ago when Ms. Hickerson first dived beneath the waves at Flower Garden Banks to witness a mass spawning.
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In a 30-year career spawning 12 albums, she has been a prominent campaigner for freedom of expression and against female genital mutilation.
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Organically spawning a defined fanbase distinct of the musicians' prior respective endeavors, the music is unrelenting, teeming with aggression, and devoid of gimmickry.
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"A Dog's Purpose" was a surprise hit, taking in a total of $205 million and spawning a boomlet in soft-edged dog movies.
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During the spring spawning season, tens of thousands of adult carp migrate miles through lakes and streams to marshes where they were born.
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The kids' videos on YouTube aren't intended to be memes, even though they essentially function like memes by spawning endless iterations of themselves.
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Some agencies have also begun to designate native species conservation areas, removing barriers to upstream spawning areas and maintaining barriers against downstream intruders.
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In this species, as well as other drum fish named for their sounds, the males cry out in grunts and pulses during spawning.
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Rivals, sensing a power vacuum, are wasting no time, spawning a succession of leaks and counterleaks that evoke the Priebus-era West Wing.
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The 1953 classic From Here to Eternity may have set the mold for sensual beach scenes, spawning a whole trope for romance films.
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Likely culprits include the warming Gulf of Maine, where they spend their summers; fishing pressure at sea; and the loss of spawning habitat.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The financial sector, blamed by progressives for spawning the 2008 economic collapse, is lining up behind Pete Buttigieg&aposs presidential campaign.
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Alumni have taken to Facebook and Twitter, spawning the page Keep Cornell Hotel School Independent, with more than 1503,300 likes, and the hashtag #hotelies4ever.
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Back then, northern European influences seemed to have found a home in the Sicilian capital, spawning active collaborations between DIY productions, musicians, and galleries.
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The Sanchi sank on January 14 after colliding with a Hong Kong-registered freighter in the East China Sea, spawning four giant oil spills.
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As of last week, many of those lazybones found popular spawning spots populated not by high-value monsters, but by boring Pidgeys and such.
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The evening — a benefit support the channel's Save the Music Foundation — became iconic television, spawning an album and over 10 subsequent Divas Live specials.
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Another great example is Slack, which is spawning an entire ecosystem of chat bots and integrated chat applications building on the powerful Slack API.
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They can block mature salmon from reaching spawning grounds and offspring from returning to the sea if they become damaged or clogged with debris.
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In 2016, scientists at Australia's Southern Cross University collected coral eggs and sperm from the Great Barrier Reef during its annual November spawning event.
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It has cast a pall over swaths of the Hoosier State, spawning an obsessive wave of amateur detective work from strangers across the country.
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Prime members can shop thousands of tech, kitchen, and home deals across the site, with new deals spawning as fast as every five minutes.
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In the jungle, their bigger cousins, including a true Tyrant Lizard, unbeatable and capable of spawning right on the player's butt, if they're unlucky.
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Southern California was surfing's epicenter in the late 1950s and early 1960s, spawning a billion-dollar international business around surfing's relaxed, sun-soaked lifestyle.
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Earlier this month, Tourism and Events Queensland released images of the coral spawning this year, an "extremely positive" sign that the reef was recovering.
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Bitcoin's value has ranged from a fraction of a dollar to nearly $20,000 in its short life, spawning countless copycat currencies and many millionaires.
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The world of pet influencers has boomed in recent years, spawning animal-specific influencer agencies, major brand campaigns and partnerships, and on-screen appearances.
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Conchs take three to five years to reach reproductive maturity, and they rely on spawning groups of at least 50 in order to mate.
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Scientists still do not know how they navigate to the Sargasso, for instance, which they share with their American eel cousins as spawning grounds.
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The city's nonstop spawning of new restaurants and arts spaces is a testament to the endless creativity of Porteños, as its residents are called.
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On a macro scale, Bloomberg's vision was to have this be a catalyst for change, spawning companies in an applied research kind of way.
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Antibiotics destroy everything in their path, good bacteria and bad, which unbalances the human microbiota and can lead to the spawning of new germs.
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Their spawning has an inescapable mathematical relationship to your own expansion: for every hundred or thousand probes you build, a small percentage will Drift.
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It has been a disaster for the Arab/Muslim world, spawning offshoots like Al Qaeda and ISIS and retarding Arab education and women's advancement.
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Almost all of the lined-up trilobites were sexually mature, which could be evidence that the animals were traveling en masse to spawning grounds.
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But the scenario in the first "Sharknado" movie — a powerful hurricane passing over Los Angeles and spawning tornadoes as it goes — is quite unlikely.
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Just a block from the boardwalk, Tennessee Avenue is spawning a number of new small businesses that are adding extra flair to the city.
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During the summer, unrefrigerated (or un-iced) oysters spoil more easily, the bacteria that cause food sickness are more rampant, and oysters are spawning.
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Some victim advocates blame Colombia's civil war, which simmered and flared for more than five decades, for spawning a macho culture of physical violence.
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In San Antonio he gave a whole speech … all about space medicine and all of the new bio-med research that was spawning miracles.
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Since that first wristwatch, the G-Shock has become an institution, spawning numerous variations that are revered by horologists, hardworking people, and hypebeasts alike.
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The Mortal Kombat series would become a cash cow, spawning movies, toys, comic books, a cartoon, and an ill-advised stage production (yes, really).
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More significant is the underlying Xi-Putin bromance that's spawning a flurry of economic and diplomatic deals even as US-China trade talks run aground.
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It's been drifting away from the area for months now, slowly disintegrating into smaller and smaller bits (and spawning treacherous many icebergs in the process).
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The ongoing probes of Russian election meddling are roiling Washington, spawning new legal actions — and increasingly, emptying the pockets of the people involved in them.
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Protests have simmered for months, spawning bitter clashes over the 1,172-mile oil pipeline currently under construction that would span from North Dakota to Illinois.
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But much to the surprise of the researchers, adult California sea lions and dolphins were seen feeding in the spawning areas despite the intense racket.
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And once there are intense supercell thunderstorms circulating through an area, there's greater potential for these storm systems to start spinning, thereby spawning violent tornadoes.
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Amazon, famous for its demanding work culture, hopes the Spheres' lush environs will let employees reflect and have chance encounters, spawning new products or plans.
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The Weather Channel has capitalized on this interest by giving unofficial names to winter storms, in turn spawning hashtags and headlines that blanket the internet.
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One of those is lidar, which has become an indispensable tool to autonomy, spawning dozens of companies and attracting hundreds of millions in venture funding.
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The Syrian civil war has killed more than 300,000 people and forced more than 5 million to flee the country, spawning an international refugee crisis.
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Things really blew open in 1999 with the debut of David Chase's The Sopranos, a show that's often credited with spawning the prestige drama altogether.
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The garment choice for the Texas trip ricocheted across the internet, spawning memes about what message the former model may have been trying to send.
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The atrocities were partly responsible for spawning the bittereinders ("bitter-enders"), the Boer militiamen who refused to lay down arms when their leaders conceded defeat.
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Hitting 27%-29% in opinion polls in June, the Greens became Germany's strongest party, spawning headlines about popular co-leader Robert Habeck becoming the chancellor.
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The water flowing off Baker forms the headwaters for the West Branch of the Pleasant River, an important spawning area for wild Maine brook trout.
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"It's quite possible that we just had our last wild spawning of pillar coral this year," Keri O'Neil, the aquarium's senior coral scientist, told CNN.
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The phrase gained popularity on social media, spawning its own hashtag, which was used both by admirers as well as detractors seeking to mock Trump.
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But fish populations suffered in the 1800s as fishing pressure increased, water quality diminished and, most consequential, dams blocked the fish from their spawning grounds.
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Just as the whale, stuck in its baleen grin, climbs up out of the depths and moves to its hidden spawning grounds— I don't know.
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The film grossed over $140 million theatrically in the US, pushing the CD into the Billboard 200's top ten and spawning two direct sequels.
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Electrostimulation, like Ren and Canavero are using, has also shown promise in spawning nerve regeneration, though both techniques have had only limited applicability so far.
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Early that month, The Times reported on five settlements involving Mr. O'Reilly, leading advertisers to boycott his show and spawning protests calling for his ouster.
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Over the last few years, yellowtail snapper have been spawning earlier because the water warms sooner, and king fish have stayed closer to Naples, Fla.
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Northern Dynasty Minerals, a Canadian company that wants to construct the mine, estimates that 100 million ounces of gold rest beneath the native spawning grounds.
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Squishy roe indicate that the fish has begun to reabsorb her eggs, in order to recoup energy if stressed or if spawning conditions aren't right.
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And within a few seconds, they've splash-landed on the other side of a dam, he said, where they can safely reach their spawning grounds.
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At JPMorgan Chase, Habner helped create and launch the Sapphire Reserve, which became an instant sensation, shaking up the credit-card industry and spawning imitators.
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"There is little to stop them from spawning off as a new page, or account, and just starting to build their network again," she said.
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Citing dozens of scientific studies, she said the removal would reopen hundreds of miles of spawning area for salmon and quickly restore the water's quality.
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Unease over the role of automation-related job losses has risen in recent years, spawning academic conferences, research studies and a host of news stories.
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Will American shad, striped bass and other fish return to early spawning grounds that were blocked off starting in the mid-1700s by early settlers?
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Since the illegal introduction in the 1980s of nonnative lake trout, however, which feed on juvenile cutthroats, the spawning runs are down by 90 percent.
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The second half offered little drama, as a Ballock 23-pointer made it 24-223 with 222:240 left, spawning playing time for the reserves.
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The show has evolved into a worldwide franchise, spawning merchandise, spin-offs, and international editions in countries from Australia and Finland to South Korea and Israel.
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It's spilling cold air out of the Arctic like a leaky faucet and spawning intense winter storms in parts of the U.S. and Europe in particular.
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Spawning the social media hashtag "#WheresRey," fans were upset to find that Rey wasn't in a box collection of figures and The Force Awakens Monopoly game.
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The Syrian civil war has killed hundreds of thousands of people and forced more than 5 million to flee the country, spawning an international refugee crisis.
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It raised questions about the Trump campaign's connections to Russia — spawning a series of investigations and scandals that have paralyzed Trump's foreign policy and legislative agenda.
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Tumblr was one of the first big meme-sharing communities, even spawning its own format of screenshots of progressively crazier replies to a short text post.
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But the post-bipolar world has seen an ideological pole shift, with a secularizing, increasingly statist, sexual-agenda-spawning West opposed by an explicitly traditionalist Russia.
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The details of her crime and trial circulated on social media last year, catching the attention of A-list celebrities and spawning the viral hashtag #FreeCyntoiaBrown.
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Undersized culverts can block 28503 to 22019 percent of fish from swimming upstream, obstructing the spawning migrations of native salmon, bull trout and smaller fish besides.
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And as long as the forests are allowed to recover, there will be less erosion and siltation to clog the spawning gravels of salmon and trout.
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November 14, 2017 Earth science factors in heavily today, as we report on an earthquake in Iran and a spawning event in the Great Barrier Reef.
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In other words, they want to hitch a ride on a device made to transport fish over the dams blocking the way to their spawning grounds.
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It would literally bury miles of spawning streams under a mine waste disposal pond, and remove water from rivers and streams that salmon need to thrive.
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Now, the game's being review-bombed on Steam by people claiming that the women are taking over, saying they're out-spawning the men at increasing rates.
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The root cause of enrichment was and is the liberal idea, spawning the university, the railway, the high-rise, the internet and, most important, our liberties.
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In 1969, thanks to oil slicks from industrial discharge, the Cuyahoga River in Ohio caught on fire for the 13th time, spawning a nationwide environmental movement.
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From there, the scientists deduced that few eels departing Europe in the fall actually reach the Sargasso by the peak spawning season, when most larvae hatch.
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Guitar Hero completely changed the paradigm of music games, creating its own genre and spawning many imitators (Let's pretend Guitar Freaks wasn't out in Japan already).
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The team is also testing which barriers might keep surviving juveniles from dispersing from their nurseries, and block adults from spawning sites in the first place.
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In the hours that followed, a cluster of storms ripped through the Southeast, spawning multiple tornadoes, killing at least 23 and leaving a trail of rubble.
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The spawning now shows that genetic diversity and resilience are possible, and it will help keep the ecosystems, as well as Florida's tourist economy, in tact.
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A changing climate is part of the problem, imperiling the monarch's Mexican wintering grounds and spawning extreme weather events that can destroy millions of migrating butterflies.
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Until recent years, early each summer there were vast runs of spawning cutthroat trout up the tributaries of Yellowstone Lake — a high-fat feast for grizzlies.
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Fishing in April and May is prohibited because habitat loss and predators — birds, dolphins and other fish — take advantage of the feast and threaten spawning grunion.
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Mr. Peters said the forged placards cost between $500 and $2,600 on the black market and the demand for them was high, spawning an underground industry.
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It has attracted a large, fiercely loyal audience, spawning books, an annual international championship and an educational program with puzzles for teachers to use in school.
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As many as 10 million people were exposed to DES before it was linked to a rare vaginal cancer and other fertility problems, spawning myriad lawsuits.
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On YouTube, videos advise on how to proof your buildings against griefers, by building walls lined with obsidian or posting re-spawning witches at your door.
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After being uploaded to YouTube in 2007, the video became a common response in online discussions, eventually spawning reaction GIFs, reenactments, and similar videos featuring different animals.
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Some sharks can sniff out tiny amounts of chemicals associated with their prey, and salmon use their olfactory abilities to navigate up rivers to their spawning areas.
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She is the woman who told police, and also a newspaper, her story about Nassar, spawning dozens of other women to come forward with similar allegations. pic.twitter.
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The Kirby drawing has become surprisingly relevant within the past couple of weeks, spawning a viral meme and prompting discussion around the history of superheroes punching Nazis.
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What started as crude sexual innuendo, fairly characteristic of meme culture, began to take on a life of its own, spawning new meanings and more PG versions.
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This is all the result of seedy experiments that resulted in the spawning of the Dark Hour, a period of time that seems to exist between days.
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Since then, Bravo has introduced us to housewives in New York, Atlanta, Beverly Hills, and more, with these series spawning their own spin-offs and reality specials.
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Samsung is one of those hulking behemoths hoping to have the best of both worlds by spawning its own startups, and today it's inaugurating five new ones.
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The murders stoked public anger over perceived corruption in Slovakia, a country of 5.4 million people, spawning the biggest protests since communist rule ended three decades earlier.
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During the spawning event the coral release trillions of eggs and sperm into the ocean in the hope they find a matching mate to create new coral.
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That research project ended up spawning a plant-based beef alternative in 2016, and the burger has since found its way into countless restaurants and awards dockets.
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Warhammer and Dungeons & Dragons have had strong cult followings since the 1970s and 80s, spawning all sorts of clubs, meet-ups, and conventions—and those continue today.
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But with all enemies spawning in the same locations, it was a simple enough process to map each stage and find the best racing line through it.
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They pieced together travel speeds from their tracking data, and checked the speeds against periods of peak departure and spawning estimated from historical surveys and other studies.
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First, countries should create protected areas only where they can make a real difference in safeguarding marine life: highly diverse coastal habitats, spawning areas and feeding locales.
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The head goes green, and just before the spawning, orange-red pigments from the fish's flesh are transported to the skin and the body blushes bright red.
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A major reason in this case is climate change –- specifically, rapid and extraordinary warming in the Gulf of Maine that is interfering with cod spawning and survival.
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Operation Dignity, as it was called, marked the start of Libya's civil war, inviting intervention by competing regional powers and spawning fissures that have yet to close.
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There are the sky-is-falling desperation emails, perhaps most egregiously used by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2014 (spawning the "emails from the D.C.C.C." meme).
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On other rivers in the Northeast, the spawning runs are likewise depleted, down by as much as three to five orders of magnitude from early colonial times.
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It's even possible to connect a Wii U to your PC and manipulate the system into doing your bidding, such as spawning items or teleporting Mario around.
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The 343-year-old Pokémon franchise has lost none of its popularity, spawning endless video games, anime, and the surreal horror of the upcoming Detective Pikachu adaptation.
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The study also found that the seabass actively avoided areas where these noises were most present, which could deter them from coming to spawning grounds and reproducing.
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The 2016 Rio Olympics have proven to be the sporting spectacle they promised to be, spawning a new generation of stars and cementing the legendary status of others.
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Spinoffs are spawning: Ms. Koslow recently opened Onda, a sea-inspired Mexican-Californian restaurant, with the chef Gabriela Cámara, and Sqirl Away, a takeout restaurant, is coming soon.
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Two years later, 'Ye interrupted Taylor Swift's acceptance speech on the MTV VMA stage for Best Female Video category, spawning years of back and forth between the two.
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The address is actually different from when the 1974 murders occurred — but that didn't stop the house from spawning a movie and book franchise that has lasted decades.
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On July 2nd, NASA's Landsat 8 satellite snapped some weirdly impressionistic images of Florida's Lake Okeechobee, in which you can see billions of green microbes spawning like mad.
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This similarity in the proportions already has researchers pointing out that it could mean oceans on Europa could play a similar role to Earth's oceans in spawning life.
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Remarkably, no such startup yet has a national banking charter in America, although the country is a hotbed of financial technology, spawning innovators from PayPal to Quicken Loans.
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Rugrats became one of the most iconic animated series of the '90s, spawning spin-offs and several movies, featuring the tots taking on new adventures around the world.
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The long-running children's series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers debuted on American television in 1993, with the popularity of the show spawning a feature film two years later.
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The company has proven itself adept at making the most of the hit game, to be sure, spawning years of sequels, merchandise galore, and even a blockbuster movie.
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The other way of looking at it is that my species had a high probability of spawning two new factions that equated to "money people" and "religious people".
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And the law includes provisions that protect essential fish habitats, including the seagrasses and reefs that are the spawning and nursery grounds for the very fish we harvest.
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Apple's AirPods may have popularized the wireless-earbud category, spawning competing products from Amazon, Microsoft, and Samsung (and a slew of AirPods-themed memes) following their 2016 release.
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The spawning takes place after a full moon with timing also thought to be affected by factors including the length of the day and salinity of the water.
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But now that some older millennials are ready to retire from the renting life, they're spawning an increased demand for homes, and it's exacerbating the already-limited availability.
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A fan of hydropower, he placed dams across the South and Far West, destroying spawning routes for fish and inundating tens of thousands of acres of wildlife habitat.
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Members of the anti-Pebble coalition are also working on preparing a ballot initiative for 2018 that would raise the bar for issuing permits in fish spawning habitats.
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No Child Left Behind may have been repealed (or at least replaced), but its specter haunts us still and its precedent runs the danger of spawning similar legislation.
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The concept soon became very popular across campus, picking up 3,000 mostly female users and spawning a number of side businesses, according to the team behind the platform.
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This traps the heat of the sun, causing a global climate disruption, and warms the seas, killing vibrant tropical coral reefs and spawning bigger, fiercer "superstorms" at sea.
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In the weeks following spawning season in late May, the researchers at IEO meticulously hand-separate them by size, so the bigger ones don't devour the smaller ones.
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During the spawning season in May and June, when wild Atlantic tuna swarm into the Mediterranean, Chef Paco Garcia serves bluefin exclusively at his upscale Madrid restaurant Ponzano.
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It is a rare glimpse of wolves catching and eating freshwater fish, although they have been observed eating spawning salmon along the coast of British Columbia and Alaska.
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Since then, the campaign has received more than $1.4 billion worth of free media, spawning songs; spinoffs; a cartoon nephew, Scruff; and even a McGruff-inspired monster truck.
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New types of DNA analysis have been introduced in recent years to interpret trace amounts or complex mixtures, spawning an industry of testing tools, chemical kits and software.
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This one is actually perfectly timed, said Bryan, as it will sweep past various islands and reefs by late-November, just in time for major coral spawning events.
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Ms. Shibari's story, of economic crisis spawning creative solutions, is a familiar one in the porn industry, which is looking less and less like an industry these days.
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A severe storm system spawning tornadoes across the Deep South killed at least three people as it damaged homes, downed trees and caused power outages Monday, AP reports.
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Reports first surfaced last week that Trump allegedly pressured the Ukrainian leader to find dirt on a political rival, spawning increasing calls from Democrats to launch impeachment proceedings.
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There are two reasons a reduction may have been warranted: High marginal rates encourage leverage, and tax havens abroad have been spawning all sorts of profit-shifting schemes.
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