Interest in AI "is springing from all quarters," he says.
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These are springing up within and between major metropolitan areas.
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It reminded her of similar projects springing up in Egypt.
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These polls certainly foresee the "front républicain" springing into action.
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Messi quickly quashed any chance of Celta springing an upset.
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"Springing forward" ain't all it's cracked up to be, y'all.
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We were gone, and life was springing back without us.
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"He's really based around the idea of springing action," says Ishikawa.
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But smaller and more local data centres are springing up everywhere.
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An industry is indeed springing up to assist the internet starlets.
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Others are not springing to Trump's defense and remain conspicuously silent.
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Throughout the city, incubators and co-working spaces are springing up.
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One food blogger recommended springing for the Kirkland Signature maple syrup.
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Other ad tech companies began springing up events in nearby areas.
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Mental health and suicide hotlines are springing up in farm states.
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Lechon businesses began springing up around the cockpit in the 1940s.
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Only two states have successfully shunned springing forward: Arizona and Hawaii.
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It's also commended for quickly springing back to its original shape.
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Some are New York City firefighters accustomed to springing into action.
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Against this backdrop, new hubs for entrepreneurship are springing up organically.
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And the disease is springing up in new places on the island.
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In laboratories all around the world, little AIs are springing to life.
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So what else will be springing up for him to fight against?
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At the same time, new non-profit private universities are springing up.
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Springing a DTR over video chat could be surprising or off-putting.
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Two states, Hawaii and Arizona, have already opted out of springing forward.
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Resorts with assault courses and outdoor sports are springing up outside Dhaka.
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Springing in small moments for higher quality ingredients will pack a punch.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New corporate headquarters are springing up across the United States.
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Domi credited defenseman Klas Dahlbeck for springing the two-on-one rush.
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Across the Houston area, other residents are springing into action as well.
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As the drug trade moves to cryptomarkets, ancillary services are springing up.
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Sometimes, it just means springing into action and some clever quick-thinking.
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Citizen science projects on urban ecology and evolution are springing up everywhere.
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Youth-led climate organizations and actions are springing up around the globe.
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As a result national barriers are springing up again across the Continent.
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Seemingly springing forth from the ether, it was a household name overnight.
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You've probably noticed; on-demand pharmacy services are springing up like daisies.
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Farmers' markets were springing up and the organic movement was growing fast.
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Companies and mobile clinics are even springing up to provide this service.
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Cranes are plentiful around the city where new homes are springing up.
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We're going to see little factories springing up all over this area.
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And the U.S. makes that switch, known as "springing forward" this Sunday morning.
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If you spend enough time online, you'll see Blue Detectives springing up everywhere.
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However, Pederson commended the husband and brother-in-law for springing into action.
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Efforts are springing up to teach residents how better to sort their rubbish.
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In response, a market is springing up: for "regtech", fintech's nerdy new offspring.
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A poem springing from contradictions or opposites can be satisfying in its succinctness.
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Pandemonium immediately breaks out, with the rest of the deckhands springing into action.
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New ports, roads, railways and power stations are springing up across the continent.
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Funny memes and GIF reactions to the gaffe began springing up on Twitter.
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That's just one more of the traps she'll be springing on the GOP.
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Surf camps, schools, shops and the likes are springing up across the village.
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"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" comes springing out of one guy's head.
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There's some real community-driven altruism springing up in response to this crisis.
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It was pure elation, springing from having witnessed, in microcosm, man overcoming challenge.
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During the same period, contemporary-music groups started springing up in New York.
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And it's not just London, similar projects are springing up all over the country.
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WASHINGTON, May 203 (Reuters) - New corporate headquarters are springing up across the United States.
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"Text Neck" has been springing up more and more in the last few years.
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Networks of schools, refugee homes and lawyers are springing up to share good practice.
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I THINK YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT SOME OF THE PROTECTIONIST POLICIES SPRINGING UP EVERYWHERE.
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Megacities with populations of more than 10m are springing up across Africa and Asia.
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A handful of sites have been springing up to handle this on your behalf.
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"Every morning, we were counting all the new buildings springing up overnight," Krčo says.
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After all, "springing forward" and losing an hour of sleep can hurt workers' productivity.
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Many of the groups springing up to resist Trump focus on calling elected representatives.
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And indeed, bad press had a way of springing up about people he disliked.
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Also returning from Glas are match cuts to draw similarities springing from human behavior.
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President Trump's action on immigration is a classic example of a cog springing loose.
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Arndt said the predator spent half an hour angling towards the guanaco before springing.
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Cultures, like caterpillars, crawl forward in contradictions, drawing back and then suddenly springing forward.
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It was the Japanese press that ended up springing the band to widespread popularity.
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Nevertheless, he hit a clever flick onward to Bobby Wood, springing the attacker free.
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Yelpers recommend springing for the fried chicken add-on to the mac and cheese.
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The ultra-Afro, the meta-cornrow, the rocket-shaped twists springing out into space.
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For an earlier return home, consider springing for a car service to the station.
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"Old Karishma is not here anymore," said Ms. Bhuiyan, springing up from a beanbag.
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The robocalls are examples of the political activity quickly springing up around the court fight.
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Each generator captures the springing force of your steps and stores them in a flywheel.
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Around the world, apartment blocks are springing up in cities in lieu of older houses.
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And at the same time, the mythologies that are springing up are staggering and beautiful.
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Just after the beginning of the century, parties started springing up all over East Asia.
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Phoebe's friends loved plotting intricate pranks; they hosted lavish parties, springing naked through college lawns.
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New money is made in the gleaming towers springing up in Frankfurt, Germany's financial capital.
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THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK is usually a predictable beast, shy of springing monetary-policy surprises.
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More expat groups are springing up here, making it easier for newcomers to get settled.
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As African cities boom, new buildings, including slums, are springing up on the urban periphery.
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Lavish hotels and apartment buildings were also springing up in the area at the time.
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From international getaways to domestic destinations, stars are springing at the chance to get away!!!
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And we're reporting on the migrant camps springing up in Paris amid a housing shortage.
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Yet in their hearts, if not their heads, they still dream of springing a surprise.
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But not all, as "curly clubs" springing up on previously straight-hair-obsessed campuses attest.
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Co-housing settlements—which were founded in Scandinavia in the 563s—are also springing up.
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Democrats get ready While Trump girds for a showdown, Democrats are also springing into action.
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He also launched Habibi Coin, one of dozens or hundreds of cryptocurrencies springing up worldwide.
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Instead, he found himself drawn toward the punk and garage rock bands springing up nearby.
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Today is no different, with tech-oriented boot camps springing up to offer such training.
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The men, at times, became rubbery acrobats, bending, buckling and then springing back to life.
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It is the endorphins of springing into action for another election, another meeting, another protest.
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"Credit to the O-line, credit to J.T. for springing a block out there," Campbell said.
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I picture it gathering to itself a secret life, springing skyward as a stand of trees.
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According to the lawsuit, that is when Mr. Weinstein and his lawyers began springing into action.
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And here it is springing to life as if Toad The Wet Sprocket was still big.
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Travellers on a budget are unlikely to start springing for the newest ultra-long-haul flights.
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Wind and solar farms are also springing up nationwide because they've become so cheap to build.
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High-tech industries are springing up to replace labor-intensive sectors such as textiles and apparel.
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Now, it's springing up in a variety of locations across the city—and with good reason.
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And already a few stealth money hacks are springing up to replace those that elude monitoring.
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Shopping centres, blocks of flats and hotels are springing up in Asunción, the once-sleepy capital.
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Stop springing for Ubers for a few months and you may be able to afford one.
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To this day, I can hardly hear about Carmelo Anthony without this line springing to mind.
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"Joe springing that Springsteen thing on me really shaped the rest of my life," Forte said.
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That's even though there are growing challenges to that establishment springing up all over the country.
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They made a sharp contrast with demonstrators who were springing up, too, protesting the president's impeachment.
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It's a global system, they have been springing up since the era of financial globalization began.
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"I wanted to give you a small present," a Russian reporter declared, springing to his feet.
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People are very open and there are always new and interesting partnerships and collaborations springing up.
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And springing for a one-bedroom at Punta Mita would have cost twice what they paid.
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We ended up springing for a linen-colored armchair with stud detail for less than $200.
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Legend did write back on Twitter, apologized for springing the dinner plans on her last minute.
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"The article made it clear he was springing leaks all over the place," Dr. Bundy said.
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Yannick Ngakoue does, too, but then the whistle blows, and he comes springing around the corner.
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Independent coffee shops are springing up, at which preparation of the drink is taken to artisanal extremes.
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However, some speakers are still springing awake in some homes when the ads play on the television.
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While VanderZanden calls Bird "first to do dockless electric scooters," competition is springing up around it — fast.
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However the deal is fraying and new groups are springing up to destabilize the West African nation.
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Campaigns to create citizen discussion-groups are springing up, since the political-administrative structure is under siege.
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Photographer Brian Cohen watched gas-extraction operations springing up in the countryside surrounding his home of Pittsburgh.
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But there is, at this moment, an inordinate amount of chaos springing out of the Muslim world.
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Speaking of springing for things: the upgraded version is probably a safer bet than the base model.
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In short, it felt stale during a time when new apps were springing up left and right.
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Indigenous venture investors are springing up thanks to earlier bets on technology companies coming from the region.
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Gotta give Game props for springing into action since last week and, of course, to Officer Norman.
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Posh chocolate shops are springing up in the hip neighbourhoods where coffee culture long ago took root.
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It was enough for several British newspapers to blare headlines about the Jungle springing up in Dover.
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Don't worry about springing for the high-resolution touchscreen, though, you will be plenty happy without it.
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He peeked through the thicket of cameras and notepads and noticed the grounds crew springing to action.
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The threat is not a plague of locusts, nor one of Bali's dormant volcanos springing to life.
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They are springing up all around, with the pattern suggesting a slow expansion towards the Jordan valley.
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But over recent years talent has been springing up from Australia and New Zealand far more consistently.
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On the campaign trail, Netanyahu, 69, dominated the news cycle, springing surprises on his supporters and opponents.
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The town itself is experiencing a tourism boom with boutique hotels springing up along its paradisiacal beaches.
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Who today — save Joseph Gorak, her partner in "Beauty" — has feet to match hers for springing élan?
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Eight states have already passed bills to stop springing forward and keep that precious hour of sleep.
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But in New York City, musicians springing from jazz's academic mainstream are going a slightly different way.
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The period from September into mid-October, thick with springing hope and irrational exuberance, has its charms.
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The financing also includes a US$105m, six-year revolving credit facility, with a springing leverage covenant.
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All across the city, spring is — well, if not exactly springing, then poised for a dramatic pop.
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Alternatives and workarounds will and are springing up (such as stuffing more in via first party cookies).
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Kudos to the product planners who cajoled the accountants into springing for improved materials in the cabin.
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Four kinds of dreams behind the headlights, the world springing into being ten feet at a time.
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That's why Reyes recommends purchasing a bottle of a new wine before springing for an entire case.
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Episode 4The blackout and looting continued — now, there are all these black markets springing up, selling stolen goods.
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Barack Obama's numbers are much higher but stocks were springing back from the depths of the financial crisis.
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This reading tends to be a contrary indicator, meaning that negative results typically lead to a springing back.
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If you're springing for higher quality chicken pieces, may I recommend the new Chick'n Bites at Shake Shack.
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Hogan said Nike had fallen through it's 50-day moving average at $99, and now it's springing back.
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It's the perfect housemate, going unnoticed when you don't need it, and then springing to life when required.
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She's constantly jumping, springing, racing, clambering, scrambling, darting after shadowy crooks, and zooming away in the blue convertible.
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Other companies are springing up in the same space, including one called Carriage, an online restaurant delivery service.
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So it's arguably an early example of the AI-powered chatbots now springing up all over the place.
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MELTED, I have been transformed, springing forth from the desert ashes like a phoenix flapping my wristband wings.
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Speeding up the recording, we see in detail how ice crystals form, springing into geometric feather-like shapes.
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If you are springing for beer at your party, make sure to budget about $123 for a case.
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Angry trolls are yelling at a concept, springing off their vague, incorrect idea of how game development works.
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Springing anal on someone who's never said they want to do it with you isn't sexy; it's rape.
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Other startups are springing up to build different components, satellites, landers and telematic solutions needed for space travel.
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See the stars who can't contain their excitement and are springing sky-high in celebration of February 29th.
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Agency staff celebrated by springing for eight cases of champagne and six ounces of Russian caviar from Harry's.
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That means the laboratory edits could be passed along to all subsequent generations springing forth from this individual.
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Americans will give it back by "springing forward" -- and turning ahead their clock -- one hour next March 10.
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The steel ran south and north presumably, springing from some inconceivable source and shooting toward a miraculous terminus.
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It's easy to imagine all sorts of social use cases springing up if teens get hold of Screen.
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SmartWealth is one of a number of so-called "robo-advisors" that are springing up across the globe.
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Across the United States, mini-hotels are springing up in R.V. parks and resorts and on private lots.
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New businesses are springing up close to the Paparoa Track trailheads to cater to hikers and mountain bikers.
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Three weeks after the opening of this new center, such camps are no longer springing up, authorities say.
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There are still tents and camper vans, but increasingly, wooden structures insulated by hay bales are springing up.
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I lie in bed for a few more minutes, totally content, before springing up to get my day started.
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The sole provides special "bounce cushioning" that makes you feel like you're springing forward with each step you take.
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Rivals are quickly springing up, with Plated in the U.S. market, HelloFresh in Europe and Chefs Plate in Canada.
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It's safe to say Ankara would oppose a de-facto Kurdish state springing up along its border -- and intervene.
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But online drug sales are now springing up in a much less covert, and far more surprising, forum: Facebook.
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A high-living couple can splurge out, springing for a monthly budget of $2,500 for an indulgent life here.
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Each time Romero worked to get a takedown, Whittaker was springing up and scraping Romero off along the fence.
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A few investment firms focusing on wealthy women are springing up, such as Ellevest (motto: "Invest Like a Woman").
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If you're able to, fund another woman's business, through one of the crowdfunding sites that are springing up.14.
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I laugh at the incongruous size of him, sticking to his stomach and escaping from the springing hair below.
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No wonder that clinics are springing up around the world, offering unproven "stem cell therapies" to anyone who'll pay.
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The couch on the set was bouncier; Stiles kept springing off it and banging her head on the back.
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"Sabar Traditionnel/Sabar Urbain" focused on the Senegalese form of sabar, with its high-knee lifts and springing jumps.
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When it comes to "springing forward" in March and "falling back" in November, the inspiration in history began with … ?
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But new technologies are opening up new opportunities, and investment in early-stage agricultural companies is springing to life.
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To address the cost issue, programs to make fresh produce more affordable for lower-income people are springing up.
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The latter game finds players springing from planet to planet in a universe that consists of 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 possible planets.
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Springing into view in period-appropriate flared trousers, Mr. Molony might someday make an able Spooner or Hirst himself.
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Feature A global network of live-work spaces is springing up to serve this new breed of millennial wanderer.
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She said that cases were already springing up in Long Island suggesting that infected individuals had left the city.
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HUGE chance for Sweden there, with a turnover and quick diagonal ball springing Berg free behind the German defense.
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So instead, I am springing a pop quiz on you: Do you know which movies these quotes are from?
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The Aggies, who never trailed, took control from the opening tip, springing a full-court press on the Commodores.
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And make no mistake — the leaks currently springing from the F.B.I. are no different than those from Deep Throat.
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Five Target team members suggested springing for Target in-store brands like Archer Farms, Up & Up, and Market Pantry.
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It calls to mind the panting tongues, bulging eyeballs, springing hearts and steam-shooting ears of Looney Toons characters.
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Even weirder, stalagmites appear to be springing up from the ground, and can be found throughout the abandoned buildings.
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More health effects This isn't the first time research has warned of the potential negative implications of springing forward.
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Mischievous and sly, she speaks in dramatic curlicues, partly because she is biding her time before springing a trap.
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A springing power of attorney typically requires two doctors to certify the dementia diagnosis and can raise questions from banks.
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Sunday, the National Park Service shared a video on Facebook of a perplexed looking fox springing headfirst into the snow.
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New platforms are springing up to cater to the growing interest in – and market for – this kind of beauty advice.
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State legislatures across the country are springing to the defense of a skill that most adults rarely use: cursive handwriting.
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Lost sleep is a genuine problem and, more concerningly, some studies suggest that "springing forward" can cause more car crashes.
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Technology-driven startups are springing up to address better, more efficient access to healthcare for a large and aging population.
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In this corner of Ireland, close to the border with Northern Ireland, conifers seem to be springing up all around.
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Fitch notes that the financial covenant is a springing net leverage ratio that only applies to the revolving credit facility.
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The public reported seeing lions in crowded residential areas at predawn Friday, springing the wildlife service's search teams into action.
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Well it looks like McDonald's can no longer ignore the magnitude of the problem, so it's finally springing into action.
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Returning home to Wisconsin around 1877, Morris continued playing with the teams that were springing up in the local area.
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The nineties witnessed a proliferation in the medium, with hundreds of independent companies springing up in the San Fernando Valley.
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Some days call for treating yourself, whether it's going out for a nice dinner or springing for a new watch.
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I can hardly do a standard push-up let alone these, which you end by springing up into the air.
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While many of the best investors focus on Silicon Valley, tech communities have been springing up throughout the United States.
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When I visit, it's Saturday, just before lunchtime, and quiet apart from the occasional sound of the till springing open.
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Than it's Zelda in one sequence standing hunched before springing to the camera with a sinister smile on her face.
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Her work will also feature in the Crocker Art Museum's Hopes Springing High exhibition, which opens this weekend in Sacramento.
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As a result, the largest mining operations are springing up in parts of the world with cheap electricity, like China.
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The image below shows one of the many so-called Lennon Walls that began springing up across town in June.
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High-end pet hairdressers and photography services are springing up, making Beijing's animals picture-perfect for Instagram or family portraits.
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Other initiatives are springing up, too, and researchers hope they will reduce the uncertainty that continues to plague genetic sequencing.
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Midway through, hundreds of dancers quietly slipped into the arena before suddenly springing to life at the climax of the song.
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Here, Oezdemir shows a favorite of Sergey Kovalev, feinting the right hand and then springing forward with a long left straight.
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Spring should be springing any second now, and we're frantically trying to figure out where to allocate our precious shopping dollars.
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Still, when Orange goes back to camp, Natalia doesn't love the connection that's springing up between her BFF Kara and Elizabeth.
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And organizations like the club Chief are springing up to better support the advancement of women executives to the top ranks.
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There are so many chords and notes to be struck, but how do we cry tears springing from so many sources?
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It's not a new concept, but a number of online marketplaces are springing up to make it easier to swap votes.
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The relegation battle is hotting up too, with Newcastle and Sunderland suddenly springing into action, and even Villa bagging a win.
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Sometimes the plaintive string slices through scenes to punctuate banal terrors, springing from the insecurity and paranoia engulfing its central characters.
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The robot arms dance in this beautiful synchronized symphony, deftly twisting whatever needs to be twisted to spring whatever needs springing.
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Once selected, a notification is sent to them, so there is no chance of springing a group date on someone, unfortunately.
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In the early twentieth century, Sigmund Freud argued phobias were "protective structures" springing from a patient's "repressed longing" for his mother.
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Video of the incident shows the back door of the bus springing open and the young girl plummeting to the road.
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He said that ultra-right organizations are "springing up like mushrooms" in France, Germany, the UK, Greece, Hungary, Sweden and Italy.
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For all of the new buildings springing up, its impressive skyline is still dominated by crumbling 1960s and 1970s concrete modernism.
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And compared to what the hosts are likely spending, Stoler's complaint about springing for a babysitter feels petty and self-involved.
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And he seethed over the legal threats springing up around him, including a raid on his longtime lawyer's home and office.
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This battle over access to the Tor Browser exploit is not the only dramatic legal tussle springing from the Playpen investigation.
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He or she splits each of the green blobs in half, springing the new ones toward me and devouring me whole.
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Ms. Junco — if you can use an honorific for a machine — joins an incipient group of androids springing up around Japan.
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Initially created to conserve energy, springing to more sunlight reduces crime and car accidents, according to the US Department of Transportation.
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The trophy is small, almost dainty; its most eye-catching feature is a set of wings springing from a woman's back.
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In one place, a huge patch of ground seems to bleed with thousands of poppies springing from the softly undulating earth.
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Without a Voting Rights Act at full strength, voter suppression in various forms already is springing up — and it's only January.
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Instead of springing for that traditional one-carat diamond, for example, open up your range to consider a 0.9 carat diamond.
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Macron's reference to the Greek mythological monster of the "Hydra" conveyed an image of a threat springing up from multiple sources.
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The original cast members rehearsed the walk for months, until their movements became automatic, as if springing from a single brain.
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It is easy to think of Thatcherism and Reaganism as emerging fully formed, springing from Zeus's head like the goddess Athena.
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By springing this surprise right before the start of the event, the North imposed a hurried and artificial deadline for results.
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Sure enough, it wasn't long before people who had worked on the Paddington franchise were springing to their furry co-star's defence.
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Image: Deep Solar/Stanford UniversityFrom rooftop configurations to utility-scale facilities, solar panels are springing up like popcorn across the United States.
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The Hammers have been resolute opponents this season, springing a series of upsets on the teams at the top of the table.
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In the same conference, superintendent Jacqueline Byrd thanked the school faculty for springing into action when they saw a potentially dangerous situation.
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Airbnb acted quick in that instance to remove the users and shut down affiliated accounts that began springing up in their place.
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Plus, the UK's level of geothermal activity means hot springs are never going to be — erm — springing up all over the place.
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A "fourth sector" (after public, private and voluntary) is springing up, consisting of organisations that straddle the line between business and charity.
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The makeup expert assumes it's a spur-of-the-moment thing, but, in reality, Randall is springing a business meeting on Midge.
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Shortly after the family released 15,000 free tickets to the funeral, they began springing up on Craigslist for up to $100 each.
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I really didn't expect some weird, heavy, redemptive, Christ-like moment springing out of what began as a whacky, whoopsie-doodle situation.
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The middle class homes springing up in the periphery of our cities are nothing like the compact communities that defined 1950s America.
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There's something of a rebirth happening in Columbus, with additional urban developments springing up outside its downtown, luring new companies and workers.
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Sundquist's leg is hidden in the tail, creating the illusion that he is springing around on it just like the excitable character.
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With market valuations at all-time highs and interest rates low with plenty of financing available, company managements are springing to action.
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Mexican architectural photographer Jorge Taboada first noticed these developments springing up in the suburbs around his native Monterrey a few years ago.
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So, you know any lotions and potions springing from her clean, green mind are going to be purer than the driven snow.
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Maybe you're a card counter, springing your kings and queens on your opponents only when the jokers and aces have been played.
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"People who are not trained in this kind of tragedy were just springing into action," Stephanie Butnick, the Tablet's deputy editor, said.
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But this time, he broke his own rule, springing onto the street with everyone else, wearing nothing but a pair of pants.
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As more and more rental companies are springing up in cities around the world, competition for riders is only getting more intense.
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Programs like these are springing up in other municipalities; Montgomery County, Maryland is expanding its scooter safety program, including free rider training.
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Add to that, a new cottage industry of conspiracy theories that's already springing up around the high school massacre in Parkland, Florida.
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The individual efforts are springing up as Republicans grow increasingly dismayed by the White House's delayed reaction to the Democratic impeachment proceedings.
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Mexican architectural photographer Jorge Taboada first noticed these developments springing up in the suburbs around his home of Monterrey a few years ago.
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Though other Muslim donor clubs are springing up, Siddiqui said, none so far has matched Pillars in terms of size and staying power.
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Indeed, in terms of top-tier fare springing from the premium networks and services, these Apple offerings fall pretty far from the tree.
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That includes springing for the rent on Odom's $3 million Calabasas pad and footing the bill on his nearly three-month hospital stay.
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Or merely close down the risk of a state-by-state data protection patchwork springing up to create new compliance headaches for business.
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Let's make this bad idea part of our history and stop springing forward, falling back and traveling through time for no good reason.
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There is one of a cat springing out of a box, a series of vertical marks beneath the box underscoring its charged movement.
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Springing into action, she climbed on the hood of her car — screaming and holding on it as the thief began to drive away.
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Max, like some demon elf with his springing curls and blazing blue eyes, seemed to spend the 1960s testing listeners to the limit.
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Other times, consumers are duped, springing for products they assumed were authentic, only to get items that are sometimes poorly made or dangerous.
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The malware was reportedly the first "successful mass-mailing worm," springing from a porn-related Usenet group and causing mayhem for Microsoft users.
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Dubai is already home to a bitcoin exchange, BitOasis, and other start-ups and accelerators devoted to blockchain are springing up, as well.
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The slasher may be motivated by a slight or trauma incurred years earlier, springing up to wreak his revenge on a significant anniversary.
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Spinning on their hands, springing into back flips and catapulting each other into the air, they had no trouble bringing down the house.
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But as "Guava Island" shows, sometimes you can say just as much about your intentions by springing a sly surprise on the way.
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After all, the story of modern African cities is as much the story of informal architecture and urbanism, springing up around historic centers.
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However, that hasn&apost stopped a variety of bizarre — and in many cases unconfirmed — theories from springing up online and in media outlets.
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New protests are springing up daily, including one, scheduled for March 19983 in Washington, that's expected to attract demonstrators from around the country.
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Anonymous sources are driving bombshell stories, but leaks are springing from encrypted iPhone messaging apps rather than from meetings in underground parking garages.
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Dayton's Oregon District, with its cocktail bars and artsy shops springing up in a former industrial zone, drew people from all over town.
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Sure, there are no breadlines today, and shantytowns aren't springing up outside every city, but the economy is still rough for young people.
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In turn, AI companies are springing up across the country and have now become some of the most valuable private firms in the world.
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I&aposm springing this on you, we are just seeing it here at Fox, all of a sudden Tony Podesta is suddenly getting immunity.
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Actress Felicity Huffman walked out of federal prison on Friday after serving less than two weeks for charges springing from the college admissions scandal.
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Some stuck close to the in-game canon, and others used the game as a writing prompt before springing off in wildly different directions.
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Billie Holiday is shown in multiple guises: a baby butterfly, a frog king, and a singing beauty with a rose springing from her mouth.
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From Lusaka to Lagos, suburban housing estates and shopping malls, seemingly transplanted from Houston or Atlanta, are springing up at the edge of cities.
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"That's a lot of strength, all springing forth from one tiny broad," she said of her grandma, who was the mother of three daughters.
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The home is built just above the Blue Hole and the Roaring River, both natural water features springing from a network of subterranean caves.
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Trump told reporters prior to the meal that he'd be springing for food from multiple fast food establishments, including Burger King, McDonald's, and Wendy's.
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Bitcoin still remains the largest example of the blockchain technology, but there have been other examples of distributed ledgers springing up around the world.
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Zoologists warned people not to assume they were dead as the cold-blooded reptiles were capable of springing back to life after warming up.
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That was then you could see mansions springing up in unlikely places — outside Wheeling, West Virginia, in a field in deepest Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
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Vending machines for the video camera sunglasses are springing up around the country, first in California and Oklahoma, and who knows where else next.
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Apparently, the man is springing for lobster for the guys: Mind you, this is a pack of many large adult sons we're talking about.
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Interactive pop-up installations dedicated to food are springing up in locations across the country, and many even travel, making stops in multiple cities.
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That meltdown, which sent unemployment to 10 percent, centered on foreclosures and the banking sector, but this crisis is springing from dozens of places.
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Finally, when Yeaman casts his vote, spontaneously springing to his feet, Mr. Stuhlbarg's orgasmic "Aye!" serves as one of the film's most triumphant gestures.
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Photo stories on drive-in theaters and messages of hope springing up across the county capture the resilience of Americans during this difficult time.
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California's marijuana economy is booming, and related businesses are springing up all over: from conferences and magazines to testing companies and specialized law firms.
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DETROIT — Colorful little homes are springing up alongside an arid freeway bank in the Dexter-Linwood neighborhood here, a few miles northwest of downtown.
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And before long she was appearing on Mr. Sanders's podcast and anecdotes were springing up in articles about how they shared meals in airports.
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The rates of mortality among cabbage palms and red cedars was soaring; new vegetation, better suited to salt, was springing up in their place.
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Democrats have often taken a different approach, with an advocacy coalition springing up around individual Supreme Court nominees but retreating once the fight concluded.
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These kinds of spending sprees normally occur much later in a primary cycle, as candidates begin springing for a heavy rotation of TV ads.
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The two games are very similar in style, but "more of the same" isn't terrible when you're springing off the original Donkey Kong Country.
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It's local economic growth and the kind of vibrancy that occurs when local small businesses -- restaurants and shops -- start springing up in the community.
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Trendspotting 7 Photos View Slide Show ' The tailored jackets springing up on the runways during New York Fashion Week took on brashly generous proportions.
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Software launch dates Even if you're not springing for a new iPhone, customers will be able to download iOS 12 starting Monday September 0003.
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And on a tureen adorned with Asian-inspired motifs such as fans and cherry blossoms, springing fish serve as delightful, red-and white grips.
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Glover and the show's other writers make it possible to imagine a separate TV show suddenly springing up around any one of Atlanta's characters.
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It was a new tale springing from the minds of J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, which was turned into a script by Thorne.
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Fans were in an uproar in December 2012 when the Grammys didn't recognize Bieber at all for his album Believe, springing into action with #NoBieberNoGrammys.
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He enjoys taking defensive rebounds the length of the floor, seeing how far his man is willing to backpedal, then springing into an open jumper.
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Instead, the CCA flipped back to an old standard from 1992, plus a list of seven factors springing, apparently, from the minds of the judges.
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It isn't just new funds that are springing up; those that were once seed-stage investors are also scaling to cover unfulfilled Series B demand.
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American brewers that make zero-alcohol beer, including Wellbeing Brewing, Surreal Brewing and Athletic Brewing, have been springing up across the country in recent years.
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For now, however, the company appears to be springing back to life, as it rushes to comply with the most recent laundry list of restrictions.
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Footage shows the boat crew quickly springing to action, opening the top door, allowing the writhing shark to squirm its way out of the cage.
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Now, as a yoga instructor, she still gets worried about springing a leak during class, and she started to ask herself, why do we care?
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But that hasn't stopped an industry of potential anti-drone solutions from springing up, with products like last year's Drone Defender, or DroneShield's new Dronegun.
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Just above that floating bottle marched a line of plants and wildflowers, green and yellow shoots and buds springing obstinately from the crumbling cement blocks.
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Few dancers anywhere have the springing ease of Ms. Boylston's feet; they, like everything about her, caught the impetuousness essential to MacMillan's conception of Juliet.
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Lucrative tournaments are springing up across the world and professional teams compete for huge prize money in front of millions of mainly young viewers online.
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But it can help kids to ween them into daylight saving time two to four days ahead, springing their bedtime forward in 15 minute increments.
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The upshot: As someone who enjoys maintaining electronics for as long as possible before upgrading, I'm on the fence about springing for the latest AirPods.
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But I wasn't helping the situation by keeping the existence of my disability concealed, springing it upon people only when I thought it felt right.
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The sheer amount of possibilities springing from your different possible choices (as well as how good you are at your job) give it endless depth.
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Wall Street S&P 21.5 and Dow futures went on a similarly erratic trip; first diving, then springing, then stumbling and eventually stalling near-flat.
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The decision does not dispose of Manafort's appeal or foreclose his eventual release, but it suggests it's unlikely he'll succeed in springing himself from jail.
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Amongst rumors of a potential Mark Zuckerberg presidential run, new "Fuck Zuck 2020" art has begun springing up in California, according to The American Mirror.
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The courtesies and springing footwork of "An Italian in Madrid"; the through-the-body manners of "Mazur" create Polishness by gestures, pouncing steps, melodic phrasing.
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Campus Hybernska, as this sprawling complex is known, is one of several new cultural venues that are springing up in Prague's many long-abandoned buildings.
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Then, with an "aha!" look springing to his face, he'd pop off, "Reese Witherspoon!" or some other random celebrity with roughly the same hair color.
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Tech companies appear to be bowing to new privacy rules springing up in Europe, California and elsewhere, putting in place processes to show they're complying.
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Many in the law enforcement community may agree that something should be done about the cash bail system, but springing people en masse isn't it.
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Springing for the badge on the dual motor version So maybe the Model 3 de-badging is to achieve that state of ambiguity seen in Europe.
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But these days, the hurdles her country is facing in a massive corruption scandal seem to be springing up faster than runners on an Olympic racetrack.
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After buying an unsigned Banksy print for 47 quid (~$108), instead of springing for the 150 quid signed version, AK47 attempts to get the artist's signature.
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The dancers then leapt across a stage lit to look like there were buildings springing up, apparently with the help of a Cirque du Soleil choreographer.
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At the time of the report's release, Russian officials said that they had been the targets of Western bias springing from recent East-West political tensions.
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If you live by yourself, springing for Costco's 1-pound container of fresh spinach may not make sense, even though it is a steal at $5.49.
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Specialized funds have certainly been an emerging trend over the last five to 10 years, with hundreds of so-called micro VC funds springing into existence.
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The cane sticks between two cobblestones, but he still hobbles forward, slowly, slowly losing his balance before... somersaulting and springing back up into a youthful pose.
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The one-notch uplift reflects the FMNs' springing lien, which kicks in if Wynn Las Vegas grants a lien to other debt at Wynn Las Vegas.
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"Why you fucking with me… why you fucking with me…" she whispers on "Shepherd," her voice hovering and then springing into action over crisp, electric claps.
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So while all startups will likely be AI startups in the future, there are dedicated accelerator programs springing up to plug the gap in the meanwhile.
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More from the Financial Times:The upmarket dating apps springing up in Tinder's wakeFacebook counts the cost of post-truth politics The magical thinking that misleads managers
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State and local groups that help support ObamaCare are springing into action ahead of an enrollment period they fear could be sabotaged by the Trump administration.
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" Russia's U.N. Ambassador Vitaly Churkin said the adoption of the resolution on Friday was relevant "given there's been a springing up of terrorist groups in Libya.
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Combine that with the mass protests springing up in American cities, and you're left with an impression that opposition to Trump is both deep and wide.
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The trucks have since become collectors' items, with entire sub-communities springing up for enthusiasts, some of whom collect the toys to display in their homes.
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I know folks may be tired in the morning due to springing forward, so set those clocks and DVRs now before your eyes get too sleepy.
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Other tech companies like Apple, Facebook and Google are now springing into gear and investing hundreds of millions of dollars to create their own original programming.
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When I visited those 19 acres in 2017, it was a verdant throng: 400 different species of tropical trees all springing from the same sumptuous soil.
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A few years ago, smart luggage seemed to be having a moment, with lots of little companies springing up with their own takes on similar gadgets.
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Peter gets dinged for springing his parents' vow renewal on 23-year-old foster-parent recruiter Madison Prewett during their first date (?!) — literally, who does that?
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But that didn't stop the Los Angeles Lakers, No. 3 in the league in defensive rating, from springing a surprise on Carlisle's Mavericks on Jan. 10.
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Time can be seen as an "emergent" dimension, a kind of hologram springing from the universe's spatial correlations, which themselves seem to come from basic symmetries.
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But this repeal proposal suffers from two related illegalities, perhaps springing from Pruitt's political focus on pleasing favored constituencies regardless of what the law actually allows.
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Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren are holding steady, Bernie Sanders is bouncing back from his heart attack and Pete Buttigieg is springing to life in Iowa.
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Five Costco employees told Business Insider they recommend springing for the executive membership because it offers a 2% reward of up to $1,000 on your purchases.
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Gradually, as the work's momentum shifts from those recordings to motifs driven by the ensemble, Ms. Matthusen shows her own talent for springing stealthy electroacoustic surprises.
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He has found a lane doing long-form podcast interviews, and he credits his February Joe Rogan appearance with springing his candidacy to the next tier.
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He replies that she has to find another way to earn, like by giving blowjobs at one of the peep show theaters springing up on The Deuce.
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It's one of a handful of such efforts springing up, including a complementary group put together by Colorado delegate Kendal Unruh and New Jersey operative Steve Lonegan.
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He was simply springing a trap that's been set for any woman who dares to lead: She has to have gravitas, but she can't be a bitch.
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Did the Netflix strategy of keeping this show silent and suddenly springing it on the world without much ramp-up or marketing freak you out at all?
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It's a great example of a starburst galaxy in which unusually high numbers of new stars are forming, springing to life within intensely hot clouds of gas.
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Villagers may have burned, broken, and stabbed their deceased to keep corpses from springing back to life and roaming menacingly through the fields, a new study says.
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If you live by yourself, springing for Costco's 1-pound container of fresh spinach may not be cost-effective, even though it is a steal at $5.49.
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Taking note of the many Trump signs springing up across upstate New York, photographer Richard Beaven visited the homes of Trump supporters to better understand their perspective.
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And speaking of borders, fake passports, and Little America springing up in Toronto, this episode's clearly trying to capture the strain and helplessness of being a refugee.
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After doing the quick mental math, springing $20073 to drive a couple of miles instead of walking or riding the subway for $2.75 never seems worth it.
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That was until almost a week in, when I noticed a spate of tiny whiteheads springing up around my nose and mouth, something I never normally get.
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Since announcing those firings on Monday, which reportedly included senior executives, Uber — which has long operated like an impenetrable fortress — has begun springing leaks right and left.
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If you live by yourself, springing for Costco's 1-pound container of fresh spinach, for example, may not make sense, though it is a steal at $4.99.
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Springing into damage-control, coalition spokesmen stressed the talks had yielded some results, protests were not off the table, and they were still pushing to remove Maduro.
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Some analysts suggest that Apple's streaming platform, priced at $5 a month, is meant to be a selling point for consumers interested in springing for Apple devices.
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What is perhaps most shocking is that walls are springing up in unexpected places — for example, in the U.S., with Donald Trump's radical and controversial immigration plan.
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Major bitcoin and cryptocurrency exchanges are springing up globally, including Coinbase and Binance in Japan, Bittrex and Kaken in the United States and Bitfinex in Hong Kong.
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Washington (CNN)Roger Stone's allies are springing to his defense -- in front of a grand jury -- as special counsel Robert Mueller's team continues its investigation into Stone.
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The work is set to a suite of piano pieces by Philip Glass; Ms. Bachman, left alone, bursts forth with spontaneous, almost folklike ebullience and springing footwork.
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Nowhere are the signs of crimes against humanity more alarming than in the expanding system of concentration camps which observers have said are springing up across Xinjiang.
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Makeshift labs are also springing up in Canada: Montreal's old Hotel-Dieu Hospital is joining several specialized clinics in Quebec where COVID-19 testing will take place.
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Related: The Stupefying Terror of Quantum Physics Gets an Installation In Moscow, Quantum Physics Meets the Visual Arts Springing to Life with VT Pro Design's Kinetic Wall
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Ms. Brennan encourages travelers to book these instead of springing for private tours because they're often 75 percent cheaper and are equally enjoyable when shared with others.
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Viola Davis, in a simple slinky black dress, jewels at her neck, her hair springing up freely around her face, radiated the fierce spirit of the night.
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Its once-meteoric growth rate was slowing as its geographic expansion appeared to be running out of room and as competitors continued springing up across the world.
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They fly back and forth in a springing jump, facing each other, never touching, then suddenly wheel offstage in an odd bent-legged roll of the body.
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Neighborhoods where poor blacks reside continue to deteriorate, while the downtown and more affluent areas experience continued growth from new office buildings and expensive condominiums springing up.
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If you're going to surprise a Capricorn with a present, it's worth springing for nicer materials than trying to save money with anything that feels too synthetic.
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A cast of 12 is led by Ballet Theater's newest star partners, Isabella Boylston (American) and Alban Lendorf (Danish), artists akin in sparkling temperaments and springing steps.
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What I would say is that since the '80s, springing out of Chicago school, Milton Friedman in the '70s, we've been doing the exact same thing already.
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Image: Ship to Shore Springing from Bloomington, Indiana, MX-80 Sound were one of the weirder bands to emerge from the American Midwest in the mid 70s.
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Related: Listen To The Color Of Pizza With This Synesthetic App Springing to Life with VT Pro Design's Kinetic Wall Stunning Photos of a Bonsai Traveling the World
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Springing from the milieu that produced Facebook (he was its 287th user), Buttigieg seems to have retained his starry-eyed view of tech's potential to change the world.
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That's why, with the party newly fired up after Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, more initiatives are springing up to get out the vote among youth.
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Already, startups and consulting firms are springing up to match prospective small quantum computers to problems faced in sectors including quantitative finance, drug discovery and oil and gas.
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The whirlybird floated past and Bo imagined himself springing at it, seizing one of its trailing limbs, smashing it against the floor, and stomping until it cracked open.
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It almost sounds like he's chastising concert-goers for standing around -- although, it's unclear from the video who is (or isn't) springing into action on the ground level.
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Industrial music in general is very healthy and there are new bands and genres springing up all the time, so you get a good mix of age ranges.
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Beginning with that relic sound of a pop-up springing on up on desktop, an animated music video takes the viewer through the many stages of postdoctoral studies.
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It's not as dramatically cool to watch, but it makes a lot more sense than Simba springing up onto a ledge without any support under his hind legs.
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So if you spend your whole day at work wearing headphones to drown out the conversations springing up around you, you'd better turn that volume down, Ricci says.
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And of course, unicorns have been a big thing for a while now, with all manner of unicorn-themed products and trends springing up seemingly every other day.
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But a resurgence that led to 22012,22014 murders between July and August highlights the government's failure to beat down cartels without new ones springing up in their place.
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With Musk springing into action to literally help trapped children on the other side of the world, the Marvel Universe and the real world seem to be merging.
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Reporters like to tell stories about social movements springing out of thin air when a political moment captures the public's imagination, and organizers tend to perpetuate such narratives.
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For as tight a ship as Apple runs, that ship has a habit of springing more than a few leaks, especially when it comes to new product categories.
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The only note springing to mind is if my mother is alive, since one of these grandparents is her birth father and the other is her step-father.
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In their place, the credit-carded gang dominated the new lounges, and were springing for bottle service—wildly overpriced bottles of vodka and trimmings, served by busty blonds.
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Soon after, Chicano studies programs began springing up across the southwest, while LA's school system saw hints of what would become a major influx of Mexican-American educators.
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I cut a tree down for some raw materials, and then headed to a nearby river springing from national forest land for the first dip of the summer.
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Driven in part by the sequencing of the human genome, a project Dr. Collins helped lead, thousands of foundations are springing up and trying to do just that.
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A wall of moist succulents on the facade was springing to luxuriant life, embedded in rosette-patterned tiles 23-D printed from chardonnay grape skins, sawdust and cement.
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It's happening this weekend, no matter how the weather turns out in your part of the world: Spring's springing in my mind, and I'm going to cook outside.
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The assailants had come across the border from Mali and drove about another 25 miles to the village of Ayorou before springing their attack, the security authorities said.
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The loan documents also will likely be altered to include a springing maturity tied to the borrower's US$2016.5m 2100% convertible notes due 2300, the first source said.
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He said ESMA's board has discussed "intensively" the potential risks of new "letter box" companies springing up in the EU and delegating key operations to parents in London.
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A recent Kauffman Foundation analysis found that an increasing number of start-ups are geographically diverse, springing up in places like Austin, Texas; Columbus, Ohio and Nashville, Tenn.
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Released from that confinement, springing up ready, they stood straight, stiff and tall as a stalk of wheat, with no disfiguring articulations; for they never quailed or bent.
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When there's a hole in the market, someone's gonna fill it, so it's no surprise some private companies are already springing up offering at-home coronavirus test kits.
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Streaming services are still springing up in surprising places, with hardware-agnostic apps and endpoints arising in response to market pressure, so this isn't catastrophic news for cord cutters.
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Although many still consider it a fringe activity, Live Action Role Playing (LARP) has exploded in popularity over the past decade, with chapters springing up from Minneapolis to Moscow.
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The move comes as part of a wave of abortion protections springing up in Democratic legislatures in response to a slew of Republican states advancing bills restricting abortion access.
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The non-motorized exoskeletons are worn like a harness, with carbon fiber rods acting as artificial tendons — bending when the wearer squats, and springing back when they stand up.
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It's been more than a week since Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin held a joint press conference in Helsinki, Finland, but new areas of concern keep on springing up.
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For example, if you live by yourself, springing for Costco's one-pound container of fresh spinach may not make sense, even though it is a steal at around $5.
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The priest suggests the drop in crime has as much to do with one cartel beating the other as it has with civil society and government springing into action.
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But then, one of the lander's vacuum-sealed instruments, a seismic monitor designed to measure tremors in the ground, started springing leaks as fast as NASA could patch them.
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While Apple AirPods are likely the cause of our newfound acceptance of wireless earbuds, brands are springing up left and right with their own answer to the new trend.
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The recession never looked or felt as bad as the Great Depression—there were no visible breadlines, no shantytowns springing up on the edges of the least fashionable boroughs.
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As I leave the event and my newly made friends, I wonder how fast the world would change if these kinds of grassroots food programs starting springing up everywhere.
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Companies are springing up to offer solutions for the escalating costs of health care, wellness, physician shortages and the need for improved prevention and management of expensive chronic conditions.
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The about-turn came after one of the most volatile weeks for oil, with prices initially falling nearly 23.7 percent over a four-day stretch before springing back higher.
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Social networks dubbed Psychedelic Societies are springing up all over the country as results from studies on therapeutic uses for LSD, psilocybin, and MDMA make headlines every few months.
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Last summer, Sam Cookney saved money by commuting by plane from his home in Barcelona, Spain, to his job in the U.K., instead of springing for exorbitant London rents.
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Perhaps thanks to Trump's success, Zhiquiang has had his social media accounts blocked by the Communist Party, which is always quick to spot alternative sources of power springing up.
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Australian states and territories began banning commercial solariums from 2014, but there have been reports of an illegal solarium industry springing up, with online classifieds used to advertise them.
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Works on display challenged the artistic value of busts of figures from Hungarian history and arts, springing up as signs of patriotic pride in communities in and around Hungary.
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"It's definitely worth springing for one-day priority access that will get you through security faster, at least on American and Delta," said Michael Alan Connelly, editor of Fodors.
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In "Leap Frogs," they took cues not only from those natural jumpers but from the Nicholas Brothers, springing over each other down stairs, sticking each landing with a split.
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But if anyone could pull it off, it'd be the two Davids — Lynch and Bowie — both of whom know a thing or two about keeping secrets and springing surprises.
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Though new art centers, like the Center for Contemporary Art Afghanistan, are springing up in Kabul, Hassani says it's still hard for people to get out and see art.
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The "novel" is really a collection of interlaced short stories springing from a single compelling premise: In 18th-century Ghana, two half-sisters, unknown to each other, are born.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times "This is my lab," said Elizabeth Carlen, as she started her car with a blast of rap music springing from the speakers.
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There are also signs of adaptation: A study released in early September showed that small bars are springing back, with a rise in drinking establishments during 2016 and 2017.
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If you want to play Half-Life at the end of this month, but can't justify springing for a Valve Index, this might be your best option right now.
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In Crown Heights, traditionally a West Indian enclave, vegan cheese shops, wood-fired pizza ovens, bourbon-spiked milkshakes, and fluke seviche are springing up alongside restaurants serving jerk chicken.
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Likewise, these sculptural blooms could also be found springing from glossy black vessels at party spots like Mr. Chow and nightclubs like Studio 54, signaling a similar sexual decadence.
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In every high quality survey I could find since then, more people than not were in favor of springing ahead when asked directly if they favored or opposed DST.
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Last week, Jackson, in an otherwise glowing evaluation of Anthony in a news media interview, found fault with Anthony's occasional tendency to hold the ball before springing into action.
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A decade after Japan's calamitous defeat in World War II, the country's economy was springing back to life, and the somber mood of the first postwar decade was retreating.
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The only thing that has grown faster than dollars invested in digital health has been the hype surrounding it – with conferences, blogs, incubators and Twitter handles springing up everywhere.
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In early 2003 an Environmental Protection Agency subcontractor called Cadmus Group was looking into a singular problem: Homes all over Washington, DC, were springing pinhole leaks in their water pipes.
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The hanging works are rich with neon, mirror, color, and layered textual witticisms; Slavs and Tatars are intellectuals who revel in springing nimbly between languages, cultural contexts, and art forms.
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Alex Ovechkin started the game-winning play by pushing the puck forward through the neutral zone and springing Kuznetsov, who then raced in alone and beat Pittsburgh goalie Matt Murray.
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Empowerment means you can decide who knows what about you and when — now and in the future — and that you can exercise control over the outcomes springing from this knowledge.
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Headquarters: New York, New YorkYear founded: 2014Why it's revolutionary: Springing from a blog founded by beauty editors, Glossier swiftly got to the core of what women really want from makeup.
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BioWare was very tight-lipped on this Javelin, but its long legs and springing disposition make me think it's going to be the fast-paced, nimble, swift, and agile Javelin.
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Both upgrades will cost you heavily, with only the RAM being really worth springing for now rather than later, because of how finicky Macs can be when using aftermarket memory.
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Initially, the Family was similar in nature to the countless other communes espousing free love and liberal drug use that were springing up across the country in the late 1960s.
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The point of all this is to say, it's great that all this diplomacy is happening — it's like cherry blossoms in the spring and summits are springing up around Asia.
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The companies springing up to nourish the animals created fortunes for domestic tycoons: Bao Hongxing, chief executive of China's largest pig-feed producer Twins Group, is worth an estimated $22006bn.
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First he's squished by a movie-theater seat springing back, then he's frozen in the pizza section at the supermarket, followed by an unfortunate run-in with a taxi's wheels.
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New businesses are springing up that promise to tell farmers how and when to till, sow, spray, fertilize or pick crops based on algorithms using data from their own fields.
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Two centuries from now, humanity has colonized the Solar System, with major factions springing up between Earth, Mars, and the Outer Planets Alliance (asteroid belt, Jupiter and Saturn's moons, etc.).
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When Frankie Edgar humbled Rodriguez last year, he did it by moving forward, applying pressure, and immediately springing back or ducking under Rodriguez's blows when he panicked and threw hard.
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The poll suggests anti-EU nationalist Le Pen may have more chance of springing a surprise if she makes it through to the second round of the elections in May.
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King's Cross, a once run-down neighborhood that hosts two of London's biggest train terminals, has undergone significant gentrification over the past decade, with offices, shops and apartments springing up.
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You see Blue Apron springing up in Brooklyn and so again, this opportunity for people to have an insight and turn it into a technology enabled company can happen everywhere.
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For most tourist publications, the leftist revolutions springing up in Asia, Africa and Latin America became instances of Communist subversion, and Communism, Americans were told, required a "free world" response.
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The campaign, which Mr. Abel intended as a sendup of censorship, proved so convincing that it found a bevy of authentic adherents, with SINA chapters springing up throughout the country.
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With a combination of grit, agility and muscle, the man hauled himself hand over hand from one balcony to another, springing from one parapet to grasp the next one up.
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It's a great option for those who like bacon, but if you have a few extra bucks I suggest springing for a different burger that's also topped with the stuff.
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DeGeneres, 61, took things to the next level by springing the wedding on the Sterns — upping the ante by bringing former Bachelor star Colton Underwood out to officiate the ceremony.
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SEA BREEZES, blue skies and sun-soaked vines: springing to the reader's mind may not be the northern Chinese province of Shandong, an industrial heartland of shipbuilders and oil refineries.
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For job seekers out in the harsh real world, these results suggest it's probably worth springing for the fanciest interview outfit you can realistically afford (even for more casual workplaces).
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Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade are springing into action to help the mother of the Alabama teen who recently died from suicide after he was mercilessly bullied for being gay.
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There's a problematic narrative that keeps springing up in music, where critics take credit away from the woman at the center of a project and shift it to her male collaborators.
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A number of redditors have posted to the r/Apple subreddit complaining about similar interactions with Apple throughout the battery replacement process, with additional repairs and accompanying fees springing up unexpectedly.
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After the Trump administration denied it ordered a shutdown of a National Parks Twitter that went rogue, new accounts, critical of the White House, are springing up like wildflowers in Yosemite.
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With the rise of Kubernetes as the de facto standard for container orchestration, it's no surprise that there's now a whole ecosystem of companies springing up around this open source project.
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But now people eager to influence politics are funneling their money into midterm elections and state races, and new companies like Flippable are springing up to make political spending more accessible.
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From there, you can upgrade everything but the display before checkout, and we'd suggest springing for the Core i5 option to make the most of the powerful, new 10nm Intel technology.
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With spring well, springing up on us (okay, maybe not yet, but it's a-coming), it's time to start taking stock of what a new season will bring for our wardrobes.
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Where you might expect to see mass migration and big headline-grabbing actions, look for lots of local meetings, hyper-local associations springing up, and plenty of tinkering around the edges.
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Sears had previously agreed to provide PBGC a springing lien on the Kenmore, Craftsman and DieHard brands as part of its agreement with the organization to address its underfunded pension plan.
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As Noisey mentioned over the course of last summer, the screamo scene is thriving right now, with new bands cropping up across the world and old bands springing back to life.
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As NASA races to launch humans back to the moon in five years — a program called Artemis, named after Apollo's sister — astronaut and aerospace engineer Jeanette Epps sees hope springing eternal.
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Patient advocates are springing up to handle everything from finding doctors for hard-to-diagnose diseases to negotiating medical payments with hospitals and doctors and pressing insurance companies to cover claims.
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Soon scenes from the family's past are springing to life in the center of the stage, mostly a blank space against the back wall on which elaborate video projections race by.
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Dedicated competitive gaming spaces, oddities just a few years ago, are now springing up all over, moving esports away from traditional sporting venues and into increasingly high-profile purpose-built spaces.
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States like Alaska and Rhode Island are considering bills that would place them squarely in one time zone, without the hassle of falling back every November and springing forward every March.
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For some, such a proposal may raise concerns about potential plaintiffs sitting on their claims for years and then springing lawsuits on defendants once exculpatory evidence has deteriorated or been discarded.
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Bundy requests a phone call to his beloved—an obvious pretense for springing an escape—and leaps out one of those windows to his freedom—payoff for his in-cell exercises.
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Ms. Wells is 56 but looks about 30 years younger, with a long blonde braid springing from the top of her head and the rest of her hair shaved off underneath.
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It's one of a handful of volunteer patrols springing up across the country in response to the more than 220,210 Indigenous women who have gone missing or been murdered since 219.
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Online federations are springing up; most of the ones I've seen aren't about player vs player but letting the computer play both wrestlers in order to see who wins dream matches.
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Rapid growth has already hit Bacalar — Mr. Garza noticed a major increase in development, and foreign tourists, about three years ago, with new businesses springing up in the last six months.
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Bloomberg, meanwhile, has plowed a record $22020 million into states like California, Texas and Florida, springing the former New York Mayor into fifth place in national surveys, just behind Pete Buttigieg.
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Narrative cogs turn, some large (an act of violence), others minute (a passing remark), with moral complexity springing from each action (are we supposed to take sides in this class war?).
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Railways, highways, pipelines and bridges are springing up from Kenya to Kazakhstan as part of an infrastructure initiative that is estimated to be seven times the size of the Marshall Plan.
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Once, a driveway and porte-cochere might have been enough to provide a building with an air of prestige, but rentals today seem to be springing for brash top-to-bottom designs.
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He appeared to refer to Italy again last week, saying Europe needed to fight the "leprosy" of populism springing up "in countries where we thought it would be impossible to see again".
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Angel advises springing this on them as a surprise, but we'd suggest discussing thoughts on food play with your partner before waking them up with a citrus fruit wrapped around their genitals.
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But as much as we love this particular season, springing ahead can be pretty brutal on our undereye area, which is why now is a good time to get reacquainted with concealer.
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When I get out, its creator apologizes for springing an orgy on me without warning, and we laugh about how this will never, ever make it onto a Sundance Google Cardboard app.
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The unsecured notes have a springing lien if the 2022 FMNs become secured or if Wynn Las Vegas grants a lien to other debt in an amount greater than 15% of assets.
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So if you've been eying but abstaining from springing for that Steeplechase bra (it's our favorite plane ride bra, FYI) or a pair of colorblocked leggings, now's the time to nab them.
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Trump and the other anti-establishment movements springing up in democracies all over the world have acted in kind, simply taking up the art and shedding the traditional science of political campaigns.
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They happily picked L.A. apart, probing at soft spots with checkdowns to running backs and springing wide-open crossers by using hard play-action to suck up and misdirect second-level defenders.
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Springing forward In April, Melania Trump found herself with two choices: stay under the radar and continue with her now notorious privacy spate, or emerge, boldly, to carry on with her duties.
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The boxing-mad gangland bosses brought the old champion to their birthday parties and charity evenings, and they even used him as a decoy when springing a fellow criminal from Dartmoor prison.
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You can't accuse him of springing a tariffs surprise on the American people — this is what he campaigned on, day in and day out: Senior officials and staff kept slow-walking him.
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With chapters springing up in dozens of cities, the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, J. Edgar Hoover, mounted a covert operation to discredit the group and create strife within it.
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Aside from the challenges of catching dying people at the moment of springing back, it'd be tough to get the medical ethics board to determine that the research would benefit the patient.
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They have multiple recommended habits: investing in a very nice notebook and pen, springing for a less precious utilitarian notebook, keeping the book nearby, returning to half-filled ones after deserting them.
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Celebs are springing right into this season and that means it's time to kick off your shoes and get ready to enjoy some fun in the sun ... just like these hoppy stars!!!
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Springing from a New York Times Modern Love column, Calhoun's memoir reads like a series of light and funny essays, formed from original, engrossing anecdotes interspersed with somewhat more predictable life lessons.
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So my theme ideas keep springing from whatever strange dreams I've had in the night, but when it comes to turning themes into enjoyable puzzles for the solver, that's where I struggle.
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That was the case with the small gooey thing we first see springing from John Hurt's chest, which eventually grew into the long-headed, toothy nightmare that has haunted many a viewer.
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After all, this music picks up right where he left off with "Drunk," his breakout 2017 album: springing straight out of the Isley Brothers' 1970s milieu, landing somewhere in the near future.
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As players warmed up amid a cacophony of clacking flippers and bonus-point bells, plungers were pulled back and released, sending silver balls springing into rapid routes and ricocheting off blinking bumpers.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Springing Too Far Ahead" (Sunday Review, March 19): The beauty and sadness of David George Haskell's essay reflects my emotions and the emotions of those around me.
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In the days leading up to the trip, Disick took it upon himself to become Kardashian's "life coach," springing surprise workout sessions on him and regularly calling him up to check on him.
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"We just did a nice double bottom here into the $76 level, and the stock has just come springing back into the $88 level," a price it has tested three times, he said.
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Advocacy groups for older people such as America's powerful AARP, and a growing number of similar organisations that are springing up in other rich countries, have helped to raise awareness of the issue.
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The idea of springing people from poverty by advancing them small amounts of money is old: in the 29s the author Jonathan Swift was lending to "honest, sober and industrious" men in Dublin.
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"I think in terms of a commander-in-chief, we ought to have someone who isn't springing out of bed to tweet in a frantic response to the latest polls," Mr. Cruz said.
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A five-story penthouse in Monaco'stallest building is just one of several new properties springing up in the tiny European principality to cater for the surge of the super-rich moving to Monaco.
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Although sometimes these merely repeat the line's final word, that can be fun in itself, and it sets up the repeated jack-in-the-box joke of springing an improved alternative keyword instead.
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Now, a new breed of market is springing up from Scotland to India to help them identify investment opportunities - and make it easier for organizations that seek to do good to raise funds.
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Instead, Yun's parents filled her room with a menagerie of stuffed animals, which she liked to imagine springing to life, their little paws dancing on her bedspread, their little bodies stuffed with possibilities.
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Proposition 22019 which is to be voted on next month would repeal California's Daylight Saving Time Act, thus ending the annual ritual of "springing forward" and "falling back" for nearly 40 million people.
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And researchers found that "springing ahead" one hour in March, thus losing sleep and increasing stress, contributes to unhealthy side effects, such as more car accidents, suicides and increased risk of heart attacks.
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The upward-springing hair, bright polyester shirts, and merry cackle of Peter Sellars, the American director, are once again in evidence at the Salzburg Festival, which means that change is in the air.
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African slaves bought and sold by whites, the Civil War, "Jim Crow" racial fascism, legal equality springing from the halls of Congress — all of this has racked America, day in and day out.
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After Colorado's 2012 vote legalizing marijuana, local leaders concerned about crime and the character of their tranquil downtown twice voted to ban the recreational and medical pot shops springing up in other towns.
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Later, in my own testing, I found it quite useful for identifying the plants springing up in my neighborhood: periwinkles, anemones, wood sorrel, it got them all, though not without the occasional hesitation.
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The resulting blast released 100 times the level of radiation found at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, springing forth a putrid cloud of contamination so large that traces were discovered as far away as Ireland.
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In the process, they not only essentially created an industry but also were among the nation's franchising pioneers, with thousands of H & R Block offices springing up across the United States and abroad.
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Shouting, "You guys run like hell, and I'll cover you," Don waited an instant before springing to his feet and opening up on the enemy bunkers with his M-16 on full automatic.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen leaves her post after four years this week, and during her tenure it was smooth sailing for stocks, with tech shares doubling and financial stocks springing back to life.
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They include a sky-high poverty rate, a legacy of accident-prone industries, high incidences of childhood trauma, low educational attainment and a fatalism springing from a lack of opportunity and geographic isolation.
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At that time, the first "leveraged-buyout firms," as private equity was then called, were springing up in New York and Boston, led by groups such as Bain Capital and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts.
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But social enterprises have begun springing up to tackle "funeral poverty", often brought on by upselling of products and services such as flowers and cars that can send grieving families deep into debt.
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Springing into action, Davis orders a complete blockade of Manhattan; with no way off the island, he and his blue army have just one night to catch the killers before the city implodes.
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The couple had spent one night in a livestock center at the local fairgrounds, where the temperature inside had dipped into the 40s, they said, before springing for a hotel up the coast.
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Surely, no one festival can do everything, and FRONT has made a bold inaugural effort to establish itself as a contender among the many new art destinations springing up all over the Midwest.
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"Backlash" was originally a mechanical-engineering term: It describes the gap between two parts of a machine, and the slight jolt that occurs when one of those parts, springing into motion, meets the next.
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So maybe there are more grownups looking for the better deal on salt water taffy in Nebraska and Tootsie Pops in Minnesota, while the folks in Missouri and Maryland are springing for Milky Ways.
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Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Brian Schatz of Hawaii, is the latest in a series of broad bills springing up in Congress after a near decade of mostly inaction on comprehensive climate policy.
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The major browsers now let you mute tabs manually, but it can be a time-consuming process, especially if you've got dozens of tabs open and don't know where the sounds are springing from.
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That spooked investors already worried about the potential fallout from technology regulatory changes in Europe and privacy concerns springing from the Cambridge Analytica scandal in the US. But Instagram has largely escaped Facebook's issues.
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That suggests the anti-EU Le Pen may have more chance of springing a surprise if, as the polls also suggest, she makes it through to the second round of the elections in May.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning have been springing leaks in the defensive zone during a three-game losing streak and it won't get any easier when they visit the St. Louis Blues on Thursday night.
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The company building it, Spaceflight Industries, is one of a growing number of start-ups springing up in Seattle for the same reasons the area has been so hospitable to internet and software companies.
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In 2014, Beijing set a goal of becoming a global leader in all segments of the chip industry by 2030, and national and local government semiconductor investment funds began springing up across the country.
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It's going to be a touchstone for the little kids whose schools have closed just as it is for the college students sent home when they expected to be spring breaking and senior springing.
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In the sitting room are "Tiller," a bronze sculpture of a maple sapling springing from a tree stump, and another bronze, "Phantom," of a single stem issuing from a downed limb: death generating life.
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"Springing language is a mechanism where lenders can consent to migrate into Libor fallback language, but until the consent is received, you just have the new tranches subject to the fallback language," he said.
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Standing up, sweeping over, springing out, looping back, always with its feet on the ground — a designer has to be deep into the substance and spirit of a typeface to be able to draw this.
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While the equity markets and other areas of investment are likely to experience volatility springing from upcoming events, these currencies and precious metals may offer investors more stable opportunities with a strong potential for returns.
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Cavernous concert halls were springing up across the continent, and orchestras, hoping to impress audiences, started tuning their instruments to higher and higher pitches to fill these new rooms with livelier and more brilliant sounds.
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But I'm thinking, too, about the growing movement of agroecologists who want to reverse our dependency on US food imports, and become a country that feeds itself, imagining a new future springing from this uprooting.
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Of course, any show that serves up somber preadolescents springing to joyous life via music of their own making is bound to push buttons, especially if the kids don't seem to be trying too hard.
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Since the protest, known as the Umbrella Movement, Hong Kong's political landscape has gone through a massive upheaval, with new voices and political parties springing up and some calling for greater autonomy and even independence.
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Unglamorous in essence, often constructed of rubber and plastic, and costing just a couple bucks (unless you're springing for an exorbitant designer version or this $18K pair), they're ideal for poolside wear or sandy situations.
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Four years after the Ice Bucket Challenge raised $115 million for the fight against ALS, there's a new challenge springing up to raise awareness for an aggressive type of brain tumor that affects young children.
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A recent i-D story analyzed the overwhelming number of dedicated fan accounts springing up on Tumblr and Twitter, helmed by millennials who have yet to see the movie, but are drawn to its potential.
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By not springing forward, if I'm an hour late for anything I can always just blame the fact that everybody else sprang forward without me, and say their choice is something out of my control.
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Excitement about the promise of stem cells has led to hundreds of medical centers springing up around the world claiming to be able to repair damaged tissue in conditions such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's.
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Despite the U.S. liberating itself from the British monarchy years ago, public interest in the event is high enough that a critical mass of viewing parties — public and private — are springing up around the country.
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Señor Paleta, founded in 2014, has grown from a tiny operation selling at festivals and private events into a profitable company, surrounded by new and exciting businesses springing up in the area's century-old buildings.
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But dangers from the storm remain, with Florida Governor Rick Scott warning of tornadoes springing up in the Panhandle region and Alabama Governor Kay Ivey urging residents to prepare for strong winds and storm surges.
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In this way, the M-16 and the Kalashnikov became a related pair, the assault rifle of the West springing into service as a response to the more widely distributed assault rifle of the East.
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Now, he begins most days with Jakobsen, darting over and around discs and ropes on the floor, and springing to scoop up a small soccer ball that Jakobsen drops at random in front of him.
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If companies are forced to draw on their revolving lines of credit for liquidity, they could trigger springing maintenance tests that rely on a measure of Ebitda, which could be negatively impacted by the coronavirus.
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As more people have become directly, or indirectly, impacted by the virus's impact, the memes springing up around the pandemic have moved away from educating us and have become more whimsical, absurdist, and deliberately comedic.
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If you're looking for a pair you can wear casually for both "I'm with the band" nights out and cooler, laid-back dinner dates for years to come, I recommend springing for the real deal.
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When it came out a year ago, buying Apple's new super-thin 12-inch MacBook felt like springing for a fancy turntable—it wasn't exactly a practical purchase, but dammit if you didn't want one anyway.
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Driving the news: This week, the U.S. took perhaps its most provocative action yet, springing a trap in Belgium that captured Yanjun Xu, a senior Chinese intelligence operative, and arraigning him in Cincinnati for economic espionage.
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The head of the organization, a Northern Irishman named Killian Doherty, lives here in a three-story concrete apartment block that has tinted windows and is typical of the new construction springing up around the city.
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"You then soon find support industries springing up to feed this higher level of economic activity in the villages, together with a general increase in well-being," says John Holmes, a co-leader of the initiative.
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Meanwhile, Toyota has just introduced a new company springing out of its Toyota Research Group – TRI-AD, or Toyota Research Group-Advanced Development, which will focus specifically on brining TRI's work on autonomous driving to market.
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The confluence of tribute and geography sparked an idea: "I knew I wanted to make a Walken bust and started thinking of the heads as mushrooms, springing up throughout the park," he tells The Creators Project.
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Story at a glance The idea of falling back and springing forward goes all the way back to Benjamin Franklin, who conceived of it as a way to conserve energy by making better use of daylight.
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It also illustrates how policymakers have struggled to grapple with a property market, the world's largest, that is crucial for growth yet prone to bubbles springing up in unlikely places - including the cities of Henan province.
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Mothakge peeked into those beneficiaries' gilded lives when he and his friends would walk to the Fourways Mall in Johannesburg—one of a host of fancy new developments that were springing up in formerly white neighborhoods.
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Both boomers and millennials are flocking to areas like downtown Brooklyn, where a flurry of new full-services high-rises are springing up — and they sometimes compete over units, Citi Habitats agent Jason Burke told CNBC.
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Increased regulation after the global financial crisis is pushing up the cost of doing business for the established players while nimble technology-driven rivals are springing up to offer alternative investment products at a lower price.
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While some websites like Pokecrew have been springing up to offer more detailed local map searching, the info on them is still spotty; your best bet is probably just to find a map in your area.
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LONDON — European Parliament members have joined the chorus of skeptics about daylight saving time who argue that the practice of springing our clocks forward and then turning them back every year does more harm than good.
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Manafort's chances of a pardon may indeed have risen since to spare him a 47-month sentence may be seen as less politically risky for the President than springing him from a 25-year jail term.
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Studies have been disrupted and some universities have closed over new demands springing up as the new school year gets underway, even after Zuma yielded in October to student demands not to increase university fees in 2016.
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After a lackluster finish in Iowa, the third-term Minnesota senator harnessed a standout debate performance on Friday to gain momentum and emerge as the unexpected story of New Hampshire, a state famous for springing electoral surprises.
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" Dresden China: "A newer rendering has bows of ribbons and flowers on the shoulders, with a tiny china figure in the centre; a satin chapeau bras with more flowers springing from centre; crook and high-heeled shoes.
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And rather than gaining ground incrementally once he came back en route to his climactic Masters triumph, the rejuvenated star emerged fully formed, like Athena springing from the head of Zeus, from the moment he resumed play.
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Kathy Griffin had a lot to say Wednesday when the actress and comedian attacked Kevin Hart for not going after President Trump in his stand-up shows, and Hart&aposs fans were furious, springing to his defense.
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Rock Out With Empress by #BossBabesATX Quickly springing onto the Austin scene as an event production nonprofit, #BossBabesATX is dedicated to bringing together women in media to discuss diversity, equal representation, and all manners of art creation.
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While most efforts to encourage entrepreneurship focus on creating high-growth start-ups, some experts are asking if more should also be done to support the millions of ultra-lean microbusinesses springing up in the freelance economy.
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But just a few blocks from the frontline, on the government-controlled, eastern side of the Tigris river, shops and restaurants are springing back into life, alongside a market filled with goods from Dilbrin and his competitors.
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The market is worth about one billion dollars a year and growing, with lucrative tournaments springing up across the world and professional teams competing for huge prize money in front of millions of mainly young viewers online.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Freeports springing up around the world as more investors store and trade physical assets are coming under increased scrutiny as potential black holes for dodging taxes, laundering money or financing extremists as bank secrecy erodes.
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So the Avery is just one of the most recent luxury living complexes springing up in the East Cut hoping to attract deep-pocketed tenants with the neighborhood's proximity to some of the country's largest tech companies.
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I heard the chair scrape the wood as my mom pushed away from the table, springing up, immediate ... She held on to me tightly, one arm locked firmly around my side, the other hand stroking my hair.
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The fake overhand to springing knee was a nice touch, landing as Barboza's right elbow came up to block or out to counter, and occasionally landed him in that Cordeiro double collar tie right off the bat.
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"So I knew that we were going to be in pretty good shape in the spring of this year when Trump signs started springing up all over Pennsylvania ... we never give out signs until fall," he added.
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The task now takes employees about two-thirds the time it used to, springing them from the often sweltering confines of the back room to spend time ferrying inventory out to the aisles and dealing with customers.
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MUFG, the bank arranging the deal, told investors that it planned to add "springing" Libor replacement language to the D and E tranches, which would allow for Libor replacement language to become effective at a later date.
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In this peculiar piece of sci-fi sensationalism, Frank Grillo plays Mark, a tough Los Angeles cop, now suspended from the force, whom we first see springing his ne'er-do-well adult son, Trent, from the hoosegow.
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Whiteside pulled off a pretty elaborate ruse on his mother ... pretending they were just showing up to the 6 bedroom home in Charlotte, North Carolina for a viewing, then springing the keys on her at the end.
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His 'Make The Difference' initiative is one of a plethora of solidarity projects springing up around Venezuela, in the fourth year of a crushing recession that has forced many to skip meals and jostle for scarce subsidized food.
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And while engagement gifts are certainly not mandatory, you may want to consider springing for something if you're especially close to the newly betrothed couple (or if you attend a formal engagement party in advance of the wedding).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Miner Savannah Resources aims to begin mining lithium in Portugal at the end of 2019, making it the first big producer of the battery mineral in Europe, where rival projects are springing up across the continent.
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Aiming his index figure at the prone man's lips, the figure springing from the crotch announces, "You're fired," the phrase made famous by the President-elect whose-name-shall-go-unmentioned on his reality-TV show The Apprentice.
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The new camera gives Ricoh a trio of 360 cameras to choose from, but the differences between the new Theta SC and Theta S are so minor, we can't help but suggest just springing for the flagship camera.
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His style — suffused with puns, linguistic play and self-referential asides that mulled the meanings of the very words springing from his pen — was praised by some observers for its transparency and damned by others for its opacity.
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It featured everything from Gurira whipping off her wig and hurling it at a guy in the middle of a fight to Boseman, cat-like, springing between pieces of tumbling furniture to give chase to the bad guys.
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Within a few years, similar events began springing up around North America and over the world and now 43/20 has become the most popular day of the year to acknowledge cannabis and the ridiculous laws around it.
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"Many of [Mutant's] 20 tracks flow together almost imperceptibly, one song springing out of the tail end of another like taffy being pulled," wrote Philip Sherburne in Pitchfork, and that does justice to Arca's peculiar style of motion.
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Expensive juices, especially those promising to detox or cleanse your body, are often a wasteWhile springing for a fancy cold-pressed juice isn't necessarily unhealthy, there are better and more cost-effective ways to get nutrients, experts say.
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As Ng delves into the past to help solve the mystery, the town is further cast into turmoil by the disappearance of two newcomers, a mother and teenage daughter, and a custody battle springing from an interracial adoption.
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Here, pointwork was not uncommon — though it thrilled less, with a largely percussive downward emphasis, than the élan of other footwork, in which the springing instep seems to connect wonderfully with the outward action of the entire leg.
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But they are springing from the sidelines to canvass and activate less engaged female voters at campaign headquarters like Hill's in California's 22016th district, and that of Katie Porter, an Irvine law professor who is challenging Republican Rep.
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Washington (CNN)After losing an hour of executive time to "springing forward" his clock an hour over the weekend, President Donald Trump voiced his support Monday to eliminate states' legal requirement of "falling back" an hour each year.
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Springing from his bunk to the deck, he told investigators he saw flames erupting from the galley area where 34 people were sleeping, but it was already too late: the fire was too intense for frantic rescue efforts.
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The tour groups and hotel rooms and new restaurants and even the server gigs — an entire economy is springing to life in Bushwick, in part because Ficalora and his sponsors have used murals to birth a tourist destination.
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Ahead we're rounding up the essentials in home investment and anchor pieces that are worth springing for while the sales and free-shipping last — from the plushest sectional sofas to stylish storage units, mixed-material tables, and much more.
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EU finance ministers will raise this issue at the G20 level in a meeting with their counterparts in Washington on April 11-12, where they will urge partners to address, if necessary, "emerging financial vulnerabilities" springing from the sector.
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From the way Aloy's character is constructed in the opening hours to the stories springing out of her interactions with other characters to the larger mysteries you work to uncover, it's easy to be swept up in this fiction.
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Still, strong internal networks are forming within these companies, along with groups like Tech Workers Coalition, Tech Action, and Tech Solidarity, which are springing up across the country to call protests, hold meetings, and build up a leadership pipeline.
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Dating to the fourth century CE, the 36-foot-long, 13-feet-wide work cements scenes from one public stadium in colorful stone, featuring four chariots each pulled by springing horses of various hues and commandeered by assertive drivers.
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New agencies were springing up all the time and recruiting potential mothers into their programs with the promise of making more money than these typically poor and uneducated women would normally have the chance to earn in many years.
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As President Obama and 20 other world leaders prepare to gather in Peru for the summit meeting of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation, or APEC, forum here this weekend, a wave of protests is springing up around the country.
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They also abide by the classic cultural association of queerness with deviance and subversion — and what could be more subversive than springing an illicit, passionate 1950s love affair between Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara upon an unsuspecting old couple?
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LONDON (Reuters) - A garden made up of 2,100 beautiful handmade daffodils will be springing up overnight in the shadows of St Paul's Cathedral in London to mark the launch of a charity appeal for those living with terminal illness.
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It also enabled the team to draw up "heat maps" showing places where the actual and predicted number of zoonotic viruses least resemble one another, and which therefore have the highest risk of springing a nasty surprise on the world.
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Depending on their age, springing for the $27 Fire 23 Kids Edition tablet may be a smarter move, since it comes with a durable case; a complimentary year-long subscription to FreeTime Unlimited, and a two-year damage protection plan.
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" Now, she and Goldsmith appear to be settling in for the long haul, even springing for an extravagant installation: "Terrazzo is a dying art, costly and laborious," she says of her custom fireplace ledge, which she dubs, "so worth it.
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Just ask these guys: However, amid all the hubbub and hoo-hah around these new businesses springing up to cater to millennials who're tired of suburban living and want to be in dense, community-minded geographies, a counter-narrative is emerging.
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Springing for British-style opt-outs to say that the "win-win" offer does not apply to trade would be a deal-breaker and an unbearable retreat for a country that wants a "great power" global condominium with the United States.
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Growing the stuff is mostly the preserve of the Canadians, but U.S. businesses are springing up to develop products and metaphorical picks and shovels, ranging from non-alcoholic marijuana beer to high-tech rolling machines and synthetic cannabinoids grown from yeast.
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After the Volcker Rule was finalized, managers began to issue deals that either explicitly banned the ability of the fund to purchase bonds or included a springing-bond bucket, which would allow bonds to be purchased if Volcker went away.
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Hungary was one of the first European countries to turn against foreign ownership of utilities back in 2013 but there are growing signs that borders are springing up again in an industry that has struggled to make international deals pay off.
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Plex is a great way to stream your media library to a bunch of devices, but you need to maintain a separate server for it to work — either by keeping a PC running, or springing for expensive and complicated NAS drives.
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It is the Mister Softee jingle, which for generations has sprung from ice cream trucks throughout the metropolitan area and beyond after first springing from the mind of Les Waas, a Philadelphia adman who died on April 21966 at 21812.
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The resulting piece, based on texts by Gertrude Stein and with an operating system designed by Oskar Strautmanis, is brilliantly done, and very moving, with characters gently interacting, objects suddenly springing to life, and music — by Erik Satie — sweetening the air.
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The school's students are seen coordinating the actions of 9 of the dog-sized robots running through a range of activities, including coordinated movements, doing flips, springing in slow motion from under piles of fall leaves, and even playing soccer.
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Onerous voter ID laws, voting roll purges, felon disenfranchisement and more exist, or are springing up in one "red" state after another, with only one real goal -- keeping poor and working people, young people, and disproportionately people of color from voting.
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Springing $40 for a low-end gaming mouse, one without a crazy amount of buttons to get in the way, can save your upper body from spreadsheets, e-mail, and internet use, too, once you figure out your grip style.
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Cumulus said the deal would allow the company to retire the notes at a discount and avoid a "springing maturity" on the $1.8 billion in loans that occurs if more than $200 million of the notes are outstanding in January 2019.
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As Oberon on Thursday, Anthony Huxley transmitted playful refinement: With his impeccable technique and noble bearing, he sailed across the stage like a beam of golden light, springing into jumps and beats as if he were skipping down a sidewalk.
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"We try to do this by coming up with a proposal behind closed doors in consultation with the administration, then springing it on skeptical members, trying to convince them that it's better than nothing," he said in that floor speech.
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This wasn't unusual for this time of year, but as coronavirus cases began springing up on the west coast, Daniel and his colleagues wore protective equipment like gloves and respirator masks and washed their hands even more than they normally did.
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After Hurricane Harvey dropped record levels of rain on the Houston area, resulting in one especially toxic site in the city springing a leak, the GAO agreed to investigate how vulnerable other toxic sites across the nation are to extreme weather.
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"The more Mr. Trump questioned the legitimacy of Mr. Obama's presidency, the better he performed in the early polls of the 2012 Republican field, springing from fifth place to a virtual tie for first," The New York Times wrote in 2016.
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These new Socialist laws, Sailliot said, were even worse than what the right was proposing; as for Hollande personally, Sailliot raised his hand in a gesture, not uncommon among Frenchmen, to indicate his testicles' springing up to his neck in anger.
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Springing from and closely associated with motorcycle clubs, men who relished in military displays of "masculinity," order, and control began to form leather bars and clubs in the 50s, often serving as a kind of family for others like themselves.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Supporters of Brexit are "completely wrong" if they think recourse to an obscure trade rule will stop tariffs springing up overnight if Britain leaves the European Union without a deal, EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom said on Friday.
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For consumers, there's also a certain allure to discovering new marketplaces springing to life from within a shuttered mall or abandoned showroom like R. House, said Ken Albala, a history professor with a focus on food at the University of the Pacific.
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Instead, the Texas appeals court flipped back to a standard from 1992, supplemented by a list of seven factors (whether the person "can lie effectively" or "formulate plans"; whether "friends, teachers, employers" thought him retarded) springing, apparently, from the minds of the judges.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - At an hour that Sama'an Farag usually spends leisurely sipping his morning tea, the doorman at the Mar Mina Coptic Church near Cairo found himself springing up to close the doors upon hearing gunshots and the sound of ricocheting bullets.
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Catch-up on Nordstrom's first New York store (given the state of department stores at the moment, that's brave); what the fashion world might look like after Anna Wintour; and how an entirely new professional niche is springing up known as … fashion psychology.
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But her writing — springing from the richest veins of world culture and enraptured with epiphanies of beauty — will remain as a rebuke to the lies, violence, greed, and coarseness of the charlatans, hypocrites, quislings, and fools now luxuriating in their orgiastic power-grab.
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"There are two types of beings in the universe, those who dance and those who do not," Bautista's Drax tells Pratt's Star-Lord to the strains of "Hooked on a Feeling" as fans get a sneak peek at the crew springing into action.
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He also gleefully milked the perks of being an administrator, using lights and sirens in his motorcade to reach dinner reservations, springing for more luxurious hotel accommodations, and buying fancy customized pens, perhaps trying to match the lifestyles of wealthier cabinet officials.
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Using high-resolution, high-speed microscopes, researchers from Perelman School of Medicine in Pennsylvania watched as these dynamic filaments—long thought to be quite stiff—buckled under the force of each cellular contraction before springing back to their original length and form.
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The documents provide a snapshot of what goes into an official US military hacking operation, the bureaucratic machinations and analysis that comes with it, and how CYBERCOM tries to account for a number of different situations springing from its own hacking campaigns.
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ESMA's chairman has said it has intensively discussed the potential risks of new "letter box" companies springing up in the EU delegating key operations to parents in London, and warned any countries' offering such flexible solutions to attract business could undermine stability.
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A cottage industry is springing up to provide investors with data of a kind that will not show up on everybody else's terminal: these are means for measuring a company's performance that do not rely on solely on financial statements or company reports.
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It was a hectic morning 37 years ago, but Julie Patz vividly recalled pieces of it: The two toddlers who needed her attention; her older daughter not wanting to wake up; and her 6-year-old son, Etan, springing out of bed.
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With YouTube essentially springing this announcement on Wikipedia's cadre of volunteer editors and community members, it's also worth questioning whether Wikipedia is ready for what could come next: Trolls and conspiracy theorists flooding the platform to try to influence what's displayed on YouTube.
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That's the reason I find it bemusing that not only are chatbot developers springing up like mushrooms in the monsoon season, but businesses are also actually eager to avail of their services sans any credible evidence of a real user need for them.
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A "Bush Baby" Inspired Bot For Wall-Tricks SALTO, the creation of PhD candidate Duncan Haldane at the University of California Berkeley, is a tiny robot that's inspired by bush babies, which crouch to store energy in their legs before springing off.
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Tunisia were whisker away from a springing a major upset and progressing to the second group stage but ran out of steam in the home straight, as they failed to score in the last four minutes of a frantic contest against Puerto Rico.
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For several years, the border across the Southwest has been in the midst of an economic boom, with new businesses and stores springing up to serve middle-class Mexican customers who have permission to cross into the United States on day trips.
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The tighter ship Mr. Kelly vowed to run seems to be springing ethical leaks almost daily, as more and more accounts surface of this or that official using public resources for private gain or crossing a line demarcating personal from government business.
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Instead of springing to meet traditional Republican goals, the Trump administration appears to be delivering its opponents' program: spending like crazy, offering tax rebates in the thousands of dollars designed to encourage instant spending, bailing out target industries and widening government authority.
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By the time of "Interior Drama" (1977), the resemblance of Ms. Childs's work to Baroque ballet (much remarked upon in the early 1980s) has been established: springing feet; legs often making brisk extensions, almost to 45 degrees but not higher; constant floor patterns.
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Editorial Nine months after the razing of a squalid migrant camp in Calais, France, known as "the Jungle," where between 6,000 and 10,000 people were living, local authorities and President Emmanuel Macron's government are determined to prevent a new camp from springing up.
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He runs rings around the pit bull, actually, feinting one way, dodging the next, racing up the trunk of a tree and out onto a branch before leaping to the next tree and springing back down to charge, doglike, across the yard.
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Clintel Steed's "Olympic Series, 300 Relay #1" (2017) an outlandishly impastoed, jagged kaleidoscope of a painting based on a found photo of Olympic swimmers springing off their platforms, suggests a moment of excitement and urgency almost more than it literally depicts it.
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More recently tracker blockers have been springing up to try to beat back the adtech vampire octopus which also lards the average webpage with myriad data-sucking tentacles, impeding page load times and gobbling bandwidth in the process, in addition to abusing people's privacy.
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YANGON (Reuters) - When a boat stacked with gravel moors at a jetty in Yangon, 14-year-old Aung Htet Myat fills a basket he then carries on his back to trucks that whisk the load to construction sites springing up across Myanmar's booming biggest city.
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On top of this are possible violations of campaign-finance law springing from a scheme to pay a pornographic actress to keep quiet; using charitable funds for uncharitable purposes; allegations of bank and insurance fraud; and, possibly, bending of the tax laws beyond breaking-point.
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Today, the increasingly integrated nature of the Eurasian supercontinent that has emerged from the cold war—all the glitzy cities springing up out of deserts, all those ports being built along Indo-Pacific coasts—should not be a surprise to students of capitalism and development.
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This idea, springing from Gandhi's belief in the fundamental unity of all religions and their function of promoting human brotherhood, was in line with the views of Mr Nehru, derived from the very different doctrine that religious belief is irrelevant in social and political life.
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"The more I look around, the more it seems like an American social credit system is springing up around us—and it doesn't look all that different from China's," Casey Newton, a writer at The Verge, wrote in his popular newsletter just last month.
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Writing in The New Republic in 2004, Michelle Cottle skewered Wolff for proudly disregarding accuracy: Much to the annoyance of Wolff's critics, the scenes in his columns aren't recreated so much as created—springing from Wolff's imagination rather than from actual knowledge of events.
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When I got to it and saw what it was, I just stood there, looking down at it for so long I could have counted the sand fleas springing off its paws and snout and the great motionless muscles of its chest and flanks.
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Much like the uniform glass and terracotta new-builds springing up all over, some of them probably looked better in an architect's sketchbook than they do now, but they seem to represent a more mixed architectural heritage than people like to give them credit for.
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According to Tamás Polgár, a scene veteran and the author of FREAX: The Brief History of the Demoscene, at the same time that software crackers were exploring the technical possibilities latent in the C64, gatherings known as "copyparties" began springing up all over Europe.
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Halit said that 2532 percent of his students live in the neighborhood, which has become known as one of the "Little Syrias" springing up in Turkish cities across the country, which is now home to 21100 million Syrian refugees, according to the United Nations.
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This chamber of the heart receives oxygen-rich blood from the lungs and pumps it out to the rest of the body, using a rather strenuous twisting and unspooling motion, as if the ventricle were a sponge being wrung out before springing back into shape.
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Their trunks are tall, Brancusiesque columns of enameled metal colanders, stacked rim to rim and foot to foot, each column a different cheery color (blue, orange, yellow, green); springing from their tops are heavy-gauge wire branches, each bearing a pot or a pan.
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But if Trump's intention was to ensure he did not get too far out ahead of his base he may have been the one springing the trap -- positioning himself yet on one side of a confrontation with the media likely to solidify his base.
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And by springing the surprise during the debate, Yang has ensured not only attention leading up to it, but that his name would be correct and that he would be able to have a moment of his own while on stage with his party's frontrunners.
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The swinging beat harks back to rockabilly, and so does Pink's belted-with-a-grin vocal, but the production expects a minuscule 21st-century attention span, springing a new sound — handclaps, backup voices, gunshots, bell tones, synthetic horns — every four bars if not sooner.
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A consequence of this, they say, is the emergence of a two-tiered system that allows well-off people to opt for private treatment abroad, or here in Canada, which has seen private clinics springing up alongside the rise of extra billing for certain procedures.
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Rather, he gave the teen the full started-from-the-bottom-now-we-here treatment, springing for a white Rolls Royce to bring them to the event and hosting an after party at the local Hard Rock Cafe for Jalaah and 400 of her closest friends.
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Nonetheless, given the priorities of this administration, I am surprised there haven't been more attempts by ZTE to move jobs and manufacturing to U.S. soil as a peace offering, while gaining the vital support of at least some senators who see jobs springing up in their backyards.
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Championed on Etsy and blogs, at the increasingly popular Vogue Knitting Live conventions, and in little neighborhood wool shops springing up like so many felted mushrooms, elaborate artisanal knits — which require loving maintenance to avoid stretches, pulls and holes — have become a guilt-free status symbol.
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Major roads were blocked off across Catalonia on Friday and several main streets in Barcelona were closed to traffic in anticipation of the marches, as well as picket lines that had begun springing up, while regional trains and the city's metro were running on a reduced timetable.
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Drone racing leagues of all shapes and sizes have been springing up around the world, videos of talented pilots rack up big view counts on YouTube, and just this March, a British teenager won $250,000 after taking first place in the inaugural World Drone Prix in Dubai.
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Classes like these began in the early 1980s, springing from a Dutch integration policy written by Rinus Penninx, an academic who feared that the guest workers the Netherlands had been importing, largely from Turkey and Morocco, and their descendants were in danger of becoming an underclass.
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A different way of thinking about the drive to render soccer scientific may be as a kind of compliment to the game's inherent instability, its capacity for generating anomalies, springing surprises, outwitting plans—the very things that fascinate the neutrals and break the hearts of the tribalists.
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And as perhaps should be expected in this era, when web-based services are springing up to handle everything from dog walking to errand running, and especially in a city known for its entrepreneurial spirit, a fledging stroller-cleaning industry is emerging to deal with the mess.
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Momentum is the name of the game—pick up speed and launch yourself at a wall, springing from one vertical surface to another to ascend at speed; immediately rocket down the track on your ass after a massive leap of faith, your velocity increasing with flaming results.
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It's an impure punch because his weight is springing forwards and he often stands side on enough that he cannot rotate his trunk fully into the blow, but it often sneaks around the guard and can allow Nelson to follow with the right straight as against Thatch.
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For example, one bastion of liberalism, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, along with 11 allied civil and human rights groups, opposes anti-testing efforts springing up across the country that are discouraging students from taking standardized tests and subverting the validity of data about educational outcomes.
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In emerging markets, an MSCI equity index is down 3.85%, with country-specific indexes down 4-8% A number of developing central banks are springing into action — South Korea is holding an emergency policy meeting and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa declaring a national state of disaster.
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Google available services for older people in their neighborhoods, see what local mutual aid options are springing up to respond to the crisis (tons of volunteers are offering to safely run errands for housebound people for as long as they can on an ad hoc basis).
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Green was a revelation during the Warriors championship run as a player who could perfectly defend a possession, grab the defensive rebound, bring the ball up the floor, and then make a play for a teammate, whether it was springing open a shooter or hitting a cutter.
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"We've tried to do this by coming up with a proposal behind closed doors in consultation with the administration, then springing it on skeptical members, trying to convince them it's better than nothing, asking us to swallow our doubts and force it past a unified opposition," he said.
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In an era when the failure of social media giants to police their platforms has gone from a scandal to a fact of life, an ad hoc network of young women is springing up to combat the exploitation that seems inseparable from the Chinese-owned app's explosive success.
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Wade decision that legalized abortion in the US. As early as this week, the justices could decide whether to take up two cases out of Indiana and Louisiana and they may indicate how they will address a slew of other challenges springing up in conservative states across the county.
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More people are learning that the old practice of riding an elephant while a mahout (keeper) controls it with bullhooks is cruel, and as a result more wild life "sanctuaries" are springing up as a more humane option offering that up-close encounter with the great Asian mammal.
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But while thousands of clinical trials on immunotherapy drugs, of which many are predicted to fail, are springing up, the depth of information on neoantigen vaccines is much shallower: Just two studies on neoantigen vaccines for melanoma, recently profiled in Nature, were completed last year in Boston and Germany.
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The money from recreational marijuana is mostly earmarked, in part to fund administrative costs of the market, in part to fund research into the marijuana marketplace and in part to fund substance abuse treatment programs and environmental costs created by the new grow operations springing up around the state.
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A lot has changed since then — thanks to CBS, NBC, ESPN and the SEC Network, every one of Georgia's games this season has been available everywhere — but around here, mid-autumn still means facing the Gamecocks, a marked ability to run the ball and the eternal springing of hope.
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Read More: At Least 1.65 Million Computers Are Mining Cryptocurrency for Hackers So Far This Year Using website code to hijack computers in order to mine digital currencies like Bitcoin isn't new, but a popular site like The Pirate Bay springing it on users without telling them first is concerning.
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And Cole writes that "promising campaign finance initiatives" in places like Maine, Connecticut, Arizona, Washington, and New York are a good place to start: In this sense, the significance of the campaign-finance measures now springing up around the country could extend far beyond the states and cities that adopt them.
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FBI agents are now springing to action, identifying and interviewing people who might shed more light on Ms Blasey's charge that a drunk Mr Kavanaugh threw himself on top her, tried to remove her clothes and covered her mouth to stifle her screams at a high-school gathering in 1982.
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New industry groups like the Energy Advance Center (BP, Chevron, Southern Company) and coalitions like the Carbon Capture Coalition (trade groups, oil and gas companies, and a few nonprofits) are springing up, making the argument that digging more oil and gas out of the ground can help fight climate change.
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The $174 million available on the $0003,971 million domestic credit facility reflected $370 million of borrowings and $660 million of letters of credit outstanding, the effect of the springing fixed-charge coverage ratio covenant of $200 million, and another $567 million that was not available due to the borrowing base limitation.
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Because Costco often sells products in bulk, you need to be able to eat any perishable food before it goes bad, for example — so, if you live by yourself, springing for Costco's 1-pound container of fresh spinach may not make sense, even though it is a steal at $4.99.
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Softbank invests $250 million in small-biz lender KabbageChina's blueprint to crush the US robotics industry While other organic baby food companies are springing up, Little Spoon says it has an edge because it owns the facility where it produces the baby food and can control the process in California.
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In each case, the company chosen has obvious present-day parallels -- Netscape lost the browser wars to Microsoft, TheGlobe was a precursor to Facebook, and Pixelon offered a theoretical example of YouTube -- giving way to companies that took these early models and ran with them, occasionally by springing off their backs.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a majority of New York City's 21992 prep centers are rooted in Queens and Brooklyn, with over a quarter of them springing up in the past four years alone, most notably in the boroughs' Asian enclaves of Flushing and Sunset Park in Brooklyn.
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The revolt against falling back and springing forward is not limited to the West: A bill that would keep Florida on daylight saving time passed the state legislature and is awaiting congressional approval, and farmers in Massachusetts two years ago pushed that state to explore moving to the Atlantic time zone.
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If you want something to carry and cool raw foods for cooking more than a couple hours later, it might be worth springing for Yeti's Hopper BackFlip or Rtic's 20- ($139.95) or 30-quart coolers ($159.95), which are less than half the price of the Yeti without the HazMat zipper.
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Springing into action, as Billy refuses to back down, Alice embarks on a long speech about the merits of marriage and fidelity that takes some surprising turns, leaving the others in the room wondering if this is an impromptu bit of invention intended merely to illustrate a moral, or perhaps something else entirely.
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"We've tried to do this by coming up with a proposal behind closed doors in consultation with the administration, then springing it on skeptical members, trying to convince them it's better than nothing, asking us to swallow our doubts and force it past a unified opposition," he said, before basking in thunderous applause.
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"I would not be surprised to see this springing up more often, especially in the large cap deals and cov-lite deals, which tend to include more bond-like terms and provide maximum flexibility for sponsors and borrowers to pursue growth initiatives and incur additional debt," said Samantha Koplik, partner at Dechert LLP.
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The Cardinals allowed a total of 36 return yards on two kickoffs (403 yards) and two punts (12) while springing rookie Christian Kirk for a 44-yard punt return "On special teams, I thought guys did a great job just with effort, playing with hands, getting off blocks, making tackles," Wilks told reporters.
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The latest Elabe poll showed the lead of centrist Emmanuel Macron and conservative rival Francois Fillon over Le Pen falling to 18 and 12 points respectively, suggesting Le Pen may have more chance of springing a surprise if she can make it through to the second round of the elections in May.
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When he was 11, he was cast as the boy violinist in a movie called "Beethoven's Concerto," turning him into a minor film star in the Soviet Union and prompting an invitation to join the Zhdanov Palace of Young Pioneers in Leningrad, one of many youth organizations springing up in the Soviet Union.
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Platforms: PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Mac, PC Price: $39.99 (but we recommend springing for bundles with expansion packs if you're going to be playing a lot) Minecraft Who it's for or why it's perfect: Kids or parents who want to join them in an activity with endless creative potential, possibility, and playtime.
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A closer look at munitions intelligence from Armament Research Services (ARES), which analyzed the weapons used by cartel soldiers in Culiacán, points to some of that iron river's myriad tributaries springing from sources thousands of miles away, far from the massacres, mass graves, and disappearances that punctuate years of narco conflict in Mexico.
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Trump did little to stem speculation he might act in such a manner by saying he felt "very badly" for Manafort, while making the barely believable assertion that the thought of springing Manafort from jail after his convictions for tax and financial fraud, obstruction and witness tampering had never entered his mind.
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"We've tried to do this by coming up with a proposal behind closed doors in consultation with the administration, then springing it on skeptical members, trying to convince them it's better than nothing, asking us to swallow our doubts and force it past a unified opposition," Republican Senator John McCain said on Tuesday.
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"The court's attempt to attribute the success of the class as a whole as springing only from the heads of Class Counsel beginning on the first day of their appointment, some four months into the filing of the case, is wholly arbitrary and without any basis in fact," the appellate brief said.
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It's a fascinating document, springing from a kind of funhouse-mirror world of Republican politics—one in which Ryan's disingenuous brand of think tank conservatism has won out over Trump's demagogic dog whistles, and where Republican congressmen are running for re-election on the roaring economy rather than a caravan of migrant asylum-seekers.
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"We've tried to do this by coming up with a proposal behind closed doors in consultation with the administration, then springing it on skeptical members, trying to convince them it's better than nothing, asking us to swallow our doubts and force it past a unified opposition," McCain said, in his floor speech on Tuesday.
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In a similar vein, Lee's 1974 installation Becoming and Extinction, composed of fresh apples on a straw mat on a floor and a bowl for the participant to put money in, isn't justabout the decaying of the unsold apples but also the demise of this kind of commerce, a humble exchange springing from necessity.
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Related: Future Forward LA Illuminates Innovation in an Old Hollywood Studio Nonotak's Infinite Sound and Vision Experience Springing to Life with VT Pro Design's Kinetic Wall The Slow-Burn Spectacle of Doris Sung's Drift Future Forward Chicago Radiated with Artistic Light These Responsive Installations Made Us Feel Like Magicians Future Forward NYC Presented a Glimpse into Tomorrow
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Likewise, "untitled: sign; 2018" (2018), an enormous broken pentagon perched on a diagonal length of timber attached to a steel base, mirrors the shape and movement of the comparatively tiny "untitled: offcut (green sign); 2018" (2018), singling it out from a cluster of similarly sized sculptures like a melody suddenly springing from a mesh of counterpoint.
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The scale up movement — which embraces every kind of company, from computer networking firms to bike shops — takes a step away from the hype and glamour of the VC-funded start-ups embodied by shows like Shark Tank, high-profile efforts like Steve Case's Rise of the Rest, and accelerators and incubators springing up around the globe.
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We haven't found it yet, and I'm not sure we will.... We've tried to do this by coming up with a proposal behind closed doors in consultation with the administration, then springing it on skeptical members, trying to convince them it's better than nothing, asking us to swallow our doubts and force it past a unified opposition.
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This was similar to something that Julio Cesar Chavez used to do, squaring his body and dropping down in his stance as if to leap for a left hook (or in Volkanovski's case, perhaps a left high kick) then springing forward to smash his opponent with a jab which was really more of a power punch.
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It is legislative malpractice for Republican leaders to try to pass legislation as important as healthcare as though Congress is a one-party Republican state, drafting legislation in secret without public hearings, consulting only a handful of insider Republicans and then springing disastrous legislative surprises with short notice votes designed to meet artificial deadlines based on political motives.
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As mentioned previously, the B-4 term loan lenders have a springing first lien on these assets post the repayment of the Holdco notes, and Fitch believes Toys could use these assets to negotiate with B-4 term lenders for an add-on or a more comprehensive refinancing plan to address the B2/B2123 term loan maturities.
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" Leavitt says the takeaway for employers is pretty straightforward: "The upshot is that instead of just springing for free food and beer and bring your dog to work policies to increase job satisfaction and work engagement, allowing employees to actually go home, shut off their email [and] tend to their sex lives will benefit the company the next day.
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There's certainly no shortage of overtly political artists – the last 12 months alone have seen everyone from Swet Shop Boys to Beyonce weighing in on conversations around race and police brutality – but the last few years have seen a growing number of women artists springing up from a grassroots level and sticking their necks out to be heard.
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This occurred at a time when airlines were being deregulated, discount carriers were springing up, major new markets were beginning to appear in developing countries, pilots' unions were being busted, pilots' salaries were in steep decline and airmanship globally was being eroded by an increasing reliance on cockpit automation, production-line training and a rote approach to flying.
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The bank said it plans to add "springing" Libor replacement language to the D and E tranches — the two most junior debt slices that were not reworked — which would allow for Libor replacement language to become effective at a later date, in case the non-consenting holder changes its mind or sells the note, the source said.
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"In terms of a commander in chief, we ought to have someone who isn't springing out of bed to tweet in a frantic response to the latest polls," Mr. Cruz said in Fort Mill, S.C. While Mr. Cruz cited a poll showing him defeating Mr. Trump head-to-head in a crowded Republican field, he remains well behind in most national surveys.
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A board game series feels like it's a good fit for the store, which has recently expanded its game and toy selections, and it plans to continue to do so after the demise of Toys R Us. Board games are experiencing a boom of their own: dedicated gaming cafes and local clubs are springing up across the world to bring players together.
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Even with new resorts springing up on the Strip, home values recovering and record numbers of visitors pouring back to this American playground, thousands of people in golf-course mansions, gated condominiums and stucco starter homes are still stuck in 22, battling with their banks, owing more than their homes are worth, trying to negotiate a sale to avoid foreclosure.
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You may think you just have to suck it up and pay a big fat cancellation fee to make a change to your flight, but there are all sorts of ways to get around these fees that don't involve springing for a fully-refundable ticket or racking up an insane amount of miles with a single airline to earn "elite" status.
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As we go further down the rabbit hole of personal branding, new agencies are springing up with the mission of connecting brands to influencers and monetizing social media presence (names like MuseFind, UP Influence and Instabrand), and traditional talent agencies like CAA and WME/IMG are signing up YouTube stars or helping their clients transform themselves into social media mavens.
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