Have you ever wondered why the world's largest cities sprout up where they sprout up?
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Force the core end of the sprout onto the tool's point, then twist the sprout as you press down.
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Details: The Tasty Sprout is virtually identical to AeroGarden's standard Sprout model (above), only it sports BuzzFeed's "Tasty" logo.
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Afterwards, the humid warm environment needed to sprout them also ramps bacterial growth into overdrive, making each contaminated sprout into a ticking time bomb.
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He strikes the ground, plants the seed, and steps back as time and energy coalesce and morph his work from buried seed to sprout, sprout to plant, plant to berry, cucumber, pepper.
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Lizz Kannenberg, director of brand strategy at Sprout Social: Sure.
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Sprout will be touring behind the record in the spring.
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Perhaps the time has finally come for the HP Sprout.
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Sprout built an ambitious sales apparatus ahead of F.D.A. approval.
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Well, for those he'd need to sprout a second head.
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The UK's Sprout Surprise Whopper was met with some pushback.
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Sprout did not make its CEO available for an interview.
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If you pay attention, good ideas can sprout up everywhere.
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Surveillance cameras sprout from shops, apartment entrances and metal poles.
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"The best deals, logically enough, sprout in June," writes Pogue.
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It does, and we see the seed sprout into a flower.
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MIDI Sprout is very much geared toward a boutique electronic market.
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It will compete with Sprout Pharmaceuticals' Addyi, a once-daily pill.
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I order one of the seasonal plates, the Brussels sprout scramble.
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Jimmy John's in particular is no stranger to sprout-caused outbreaks.
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It's actually loaning Sprout $25 million to fund initial operating expenses.
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ET on Sprout, which broadcasts to almost 60 million American homes.
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Sprout also added 12 regional managers and nearly 150 sales representatives.
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The interior is filled with rubble; plants sprout from the floorboards.
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The colors are muted and wilted plants sprout from bare earth.
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Planting the trees is unnecessary; they sprout abundantly on their own.
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Moss and fungi sprout from the remains of an Apple Watch.
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Often, action begets more action, as unintended consequences sprout like weeds.
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" Sprout Farmers Markets: "It's certainly not where you want to be.
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Sprout Social priced mid-range, and managed a slight valuation bump.
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He needed to see a sapling sprout from fire-scorched earth.
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Quickly neighbours started helping neighbours, and volunteer groups started to sprout up.
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This energy is great for mastering tricks, which Sprout loves to do.
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They seem to sprout from the green veins of her elongated arms.
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First, take note of the speed with which this started to sprout.
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Accordingly, HP just announced the line's second-gen product, the Sprout Pro.
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As a result, raw sprout outbreaks have become a fact of life.
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But Rowling has never written or tweeted about a Sprout/Flitwick pairing.
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But HP thinks the Sprout Pro's potential extends far outside the office.
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"If you remove the Brussels sprout, maybe," wrote one hater on Twitter.
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Both he and LeVert will have an opportunity to sprout this year.
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But in the world of winemaking, enemies can sprout in unsuspected places.
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He's attuned to seeding problems early so that they sprout distress later.
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Now there's a compact little brussels sprout corer to make it easier.
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The condition doesn't actually cause hair to sprout on the tongue, however.
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From the greenery sprout flowers that have symbolic meaning for the sitter.
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I'll make a salad with every kind of sprout you can imagine.
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But then, suddenly, it will sprout 26 feet in just two months.
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A company called UberCab would sprout in San Francisco a year later.
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That particular investment valued Sprout at $800.5 million, according to Crunchbase data.
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How did the Quartet exhibition result in the creation of the MIDI Sprout?
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Or like the mythical Hydra, will another head sprout to take its place?
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A (non-GMO) kale-Brussels sprout hybrid, they have a sweeter, nuttier flavor.
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Within a few years, a John Varvatos boutique would sprout on Woodward Avenue.
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So it makes sense that smaller communities would begin to sprout up again.
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Fry the Brussels sprout leaves until brown and crispy, 2-3 minutes. Season.
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The effects of the recent floods could sprout more electoral surprises next year.
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Peel and halve the garlic cloves, taking care to remove the green sprout.
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Carbon nanotubes will sprout out of those metallic particles, like plants from seeds.
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On the flipside, you might suddenly sprout hair in places you'd rather not.
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Let the memories sprout roots, let them be still, untouched, in the past.
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In November, Valeant returned Sprout to its original shareholders for next to nothing.
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As Rosen refreshed his browser, the sensation was like watching a seed sprout.
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Some species grow a massive crest on their head, while others sprout spikes.
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Many of these apps are already beginning to sprout up on the market.
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When those reforms sprout their own warts, new calls emerge for further reform.
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Frantic trade pickups have plugged leaks that seem to sprout at every turn.
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Selling 2105 million shares, Sprout raised just under $2814 million in its debut.
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Thursday's debate focused on whether that fight allowed ISIS to sprout in Libya.
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The menu included lotus root and pear salad, bibimbap, and bean sprout soup.
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Fungi of many types are found only here, and sprout all year round.
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Using a tank where only their head is submerged in water, the seeds sprout.
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The drug flibanserin, sold as Addyi by Sprout Pharmaceuticals, was approved in August 2015.
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Thanks to the green-thumbed folks over at MIDI Sprout, we have an answer.
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In Fable, evil characters sprout devil horns while those who do good get haloes.
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As in any assignment, unexpected logistical changes and workflow hiccups always sprout from nowhere.
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I don't think Sprout Social is a name that most of our listeners know.
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It came up thick and in full sprout, all the way through the year.
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Meet Brussels Sprout: a tiny Brussels Griffon dog with a big following on Instagram.
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Conflicts can be overcome, but they always leave traces that can sprout up again.
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And within 24 hours, blood vessels start to sprout in these microchannels, Atala said.
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Pesky little cold sores love to sprout up at the most inconvenient times, huh?
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Bamboos sprout out of railway bridges; children clamber on lotuses sculpted out of steel.
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Dot premiered on Sprout, a popular children's channel owned by NBC, on Oct. 22.
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Every dollar is like a little seed that can grow and sprout more dollars.
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There weren't enough women in the newsroom then, but we were starting to sprout.
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The Sprout was one of the stranger products in HP's long history of releases.
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Cephalopods, flies and even humans share genes that help the respective embryos sprout limbs.
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The straw is biodegradable so it can stay in place after the seeds sprout.
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Studying at Berkeley, Wenner collected the other seeds that would sprout into Rolling Stone.
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The year after any Olympics is generally when the next generation begins to sprout.
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Weed control is easier because there is less surface water to sprout unwanted seeds.
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Eighty percent of the 5,200 tweets around it are positive, according to Sprout Social.
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Trees and shrubs sprout from filled-in parking spaces on residential streets like Lamorinierestraat.
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Some, like Mr. Carotenuto, sprout from the local population to champion their Italian roots.
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Without Klotho, these neurons grow slowly and don't sprout a healthy supply of branches.
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Instead they sprout more like mushrooms with microscopic nubs that support flat pedestals of ice.
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Bajandar suffered from a rare condition that caused his hands to sprout tree-like warts.
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METI International is the sprout of the seed planted during that long-ago science fair.
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HP also took the redesign brush to its immersive computing system, the HP Sprout Pro.
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Working in batches, add sprout leaves to hot oil; fry until crispy, about 30 seconds.
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There's a new version of its Sprout Pro computer, which is meant for 3D modeling.
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And, the creative recipe options that sprout out of the resulting veggie swirls are endless.
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Among its customers are Envoy, Avast, Shopkeep, BambooHR, Marqeta, Sprout Social, Trifacta, Striim and DotMailer.
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Maybe a dozen other conversations on social media sprout up over the following six months.
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Founded in 2010, Chicago-based Sprout Social has now raised a total of $60 million.
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Again, scheduling tools like Hootsuite and Sprout Social can help you manage scheduling multiple accounts.
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SOME schools have black mould creeping up the walls; at others, mushrooms sprout from them.
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Plants sprout every which way from the tops of heads and unexpectedly nestle between arms.
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Cancer "disseminated" via blood vessels, "attacked" the organs, and began to sprout and flourish there.
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Sprout House's "A Day With Dolly" premieres on Universal Kids Tuesday at 11:05 a.m.
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In early 2019, Movember plans to sprout a massive education campaign called 50 Million Men.
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The company's still at it, introducing the Sprout 3D Camera this year at the show.
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Dina Powell, Trump's senior counselor for economic initiatives, is a "sprout" – an inductee to Alfalfa.
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Democrat campaign signs sprout from the lawn and rough-hewn art is hammered to trees.
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You can download Little Sprout Garden or play for free in-browser on its itch.
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The men's rouge is a garish blotch, and their tottering wigs sprout like private shrubberies.
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What's more, some seeds can persist in the soil for years and then sprout up.
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In 2900, the seeds of bipartisanship have not only been planted—they've begun to sprout.
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The Wack Spot was salted earth; no successful business could sprout from the ruined soil.
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Sprout is now working with Coca-Cola, IKEA and Toyota and ships to 70 countries.
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Things got even better for Sprout a day after the F.D.A. approval, when Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, a drug company whose deal-making acumen had made it a stock-market darling, bought Sprout for an astonishing $2800 billion — twice its value just two months earlier.
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To do so, they've created an instrument called MIDI Sprout that uses plants to make music.
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These giant plants mostly remain dormant and only sprout flowers once every four to five years.
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After they sprout, you transfer the plants to a pot filled with ultra-absorbent pumice stones.
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Essentially, there's one grand inflationary soup that smaller, low entropy universes sprout out of like bubbles.
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Spring in France is protest season, and manifs (demos) sprout in the warmer weather like crocuses.
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Chicken hofs sprout up everywhere like mushrooms, but die just as fast, due to cutthroat competition.
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Detroit is really starting to sprout some interesting tech start-ups, especially in the FinTech space.
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But dig into the poll further and other shoots of optimism for Republicans sprout up. 1.
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A few science podcasts designed specifically for kids have started to sprout up in recent months.
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My hand almost dews if it touched her and, the green leaves sprout at its limbs.
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Sprout also pledged to refrain from advertising the drug directly to the public for 18 months.
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And yet, the world has turned its back on the newly beloved brussels sprout once more.
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All this time, headphones based on Lightning and USB-C connectors have slowly started to sprout.
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Holiday's numbers will sprout if he sees the court (and playing him should be a priority).
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Parton's Sprout House appearance is only the latest in her quest to help encourage young minds.
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Who could have guessed those American brands would disappear and that sprout from Japan would flourish?
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Plants of bronze, brass, and stainless steel seemingly sprout in four places along the gallery's walls.
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Fry the kale and brussels sprout leaves until they are light and crispy, 1-2 minutes.
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Grass tree stems sprout from the burned ground in a forest near Sydney, New South Wales.
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In the spring, near-neon shades of green arise as the seedlings sprout from the water.
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He said, "One bite, please!" and they obliged, though one woman lost her tiny green sprout.
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Social media analytics firm Sprout Social found more than 600,000 tweets mentioning Cybertruck since Friday morning.
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The groom's mother is a corporate trainer based in Bend at Sprout Mortgage Corporation in Manhattan.
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Patitucci and Shapiro are now looking at how to bring MIDI Sprout to a wider commercial audience.
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The company has been planting a lot of seeds, and some of them have yet to sprout.
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A small bird hovers over his intact shoulder and a few roses sprout from his exposed neck.
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This rule in turn created an opportunity for upstart leagues to sprout up and pay market wages.
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Mr Gu, however, sees things differently: he expects a city to sprout up around the train station.
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It won't be long until the winter frost melts and the trees begin to sprout their leaves.
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Kaitlyn Tiffany: I used to use Sprout Social all the time as The Verge's social media manager.
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Said to sprout hallucinogenic morning glories she protected the underworld like some kind of badass hitwoman/deity.
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Its list of unexpected new snacks include puffed bowtie pasta, seaweed fava chips, and Brussels sprout crips.
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Each flower must be pollinated by hand on the morning it blooms or the beans won't sprout.
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The natural conclusion here is to glue a bunch of Brussels sprout pieces to an Easter egg.
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The fecund soils of its green capital, Kigali, sprout aid-agency offices like grass after the rains.
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Children can also engage with Dot online through a series of games and activities created by Sprout.
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Last August, Sprout Pharmaceuticals had a new pill on its hands that quickly captured the nation's imagination.
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In addition, Sprout prepared pamphlets and other marketing materials and enlisted doctors as expert speakers for Addyi.
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Before the Valeant buyout, Sprout had lined up Cardinal Health, one of the nation's largest drug distributors.
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Now, Eckert and Sprout are getting something rare in the world of start-ups: a second chance.
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We did this piece of rump with sprout flowers and fujicco, which is this salted Japanese seaweed.
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They are just extremely sensitive to the moon and they sprout hair violently and against their will.
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Three huge hangars capped in a tan fabric covering sprout-like giant mushrooms, visible from miles away.
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Former colleagues said they understood why conspiracy theories would sprout up again, even as they dismissed them.
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NBCUniversal Is Building Its Own Children's Channel A small cable property, Sprout, will soon become Universal Kids.
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The boutique eatery near the main entrance serves tandoori chicken wraps, eggplant focaccia, and Brussel sprout salads.
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The grown-ups said leaves would sprout out of our ears, but, of course, that never happened.
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Three days later, a surgeon removed an irregularly shaped blob about the size of a brussels sprout.
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This sudden change was soon celebrated around the world as the first sprout of the Arab Spring.
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At $17 per share, not including the possible underwriter option, Sprout Social is worth about $814 million.
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Worth $814 million now, we can surmise that Sprout priced at an ARR multiple of about 7.75x.
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She constantly antagonizes Naota to make him sprout more robots, hoping one will be the Pirate King.
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It didn't taste bad—the texture reminded me of a brussel sprout with a surprisingly mild flavor.
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The eucalyptus has woody storage vessels called lignotubers that shelter tissues that can sprout after a fire.
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Small objects hang from the ends of strands of twine that seem to sprout around the impassive face.
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New art spaces continue to sprout up and the 30th anniversary of the prestigious biennial is coming near.
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Working in batches, add sprout cores to hot oil; fry until slightly crispy, about 1 to 2 minutes.
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All-electric racing series Formula E announced plans to sprout another EV series called Extreme E last week.
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The EcoQube Sprout is meant to be very simple to use and requires almost no attention from you.
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Click here to view original GIFPowerful jets began to sprout from the surface during the summer of 2015.
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Twitter says businesses can also access these new features through third-party software like Lithium and Sprout Social.
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"There have been too many outbreaks to not pay attention to the risk of sprout contamination," Marler said.
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Near a pond dug into his fields to trap rainwater, chilis, tomatoes, cauliflower and other vegetables now sprout.
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Then again, we'd take a sprout simmered in curry by Harry Styles over a kale smoothie any day.
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In their editorial, Woloshine and Schwartz said Sprout and others put pressure on FDA to approve the drug.
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"The green shoots of recovery continue to sprout at Tesco," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said.
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Redwoods actually sprout, so when you cut one and leave the trunk, more trees will grow from it.
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Even where blight resumes a few blocks out, farm-to-table restaurants and modern design stores sprout hopefully.
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Not easy to do, considering that the Games began with potential scandals ready to sprout from every corner.
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Or you could help them learn a social media management tool like Hootsuite, Tweet Deck, or Sprout Social.
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There has been speculation that the Beam might even eventually sprout arms, making it more like a body.
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These ephemeral blossoms sprout when frigid water seeps out of plant stems and freezes in the cold air.
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The National Farmers Union confirmed that some sprout farms had experienced problems with weather and pests this year.
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Each day, you unravel one layer of sprout to reveal a Christmas-themed joke, hat, or plastic bug.
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Weeds grow through every crack in the pavement, and shrubs and wild grasses sprout from the untended flowerbeds.
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Senegal has few rivers and no mountains so baobabs sprout from the scrubby landscape as majestic way points.
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Young guys often feel that the moment they sprout a whisker, they must grow up on the spot.
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Today, fungi that sprout tendrils can grow to huge sizes by feeding on vast amounts of plant matter.
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If you leave them out long enough, potatoes start to sprout little green things that are technically plants.
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The khrushchevki began to sprout in the late 1950s to meet an enormous demand in bombed-out cities.
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When the showers are through, the rain roots are jettisoned but the nodules remain, poised to sprout anew.
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We used Brandwatch, Sprout Social, and Talkwalker, which tracked the ads&apos mentions across social platforms and websites.
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He recognizes not all the trees will sprout and survive, particularly with hungry goats foraging in many areas.
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He clutched a thick Bible so old it looked as if the pages had begun to sprout hair.
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All you will need to do is carefully water your puzzle every few days until the SEEDs sprout.
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As we've written, Sprout Social grew by a little over 30% in the first three quarters of 2019.
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Sprout is a Danish startup that sells plantable pencils, whichstarted as a Kickstarter-funded campaign by MIT students.
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They tend to sprout up every spring, as if orthopedic footwear-as-fashion-statement were a novel concept.
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This is gonna sound like a weird way in, but are you familiar with the band Prefab Sprout?
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It's a dynamic plant, with fuzzy leaflets that grow into large spiny leaves that sprout bright fuchsia flowers.
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Bare branches sprout from walls in the orchestra or reach scraggy arms across the ceiling, almost into the balcony.
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Instead of soil, crops sprout in nutrient-rich water beds on trays stacked from the floor to the ceiling.
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In 2015, North Castle acquired a majority stake in the Atlanta-based organic baby food maker Sprout organic foods.
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The four carbon atoms each sprout two little tufts of hydrogen fuzz, for a total of eight hydrogen atoms.
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I make a sweet potato and brussels sprout hash with bacon, onion, and a couple poached eggs on top.
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Time to put some Prefab Sprout on and crawl under the sheets, pulling fresh, floating cotton over prickled skin.
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Sections of potatoes containing at least one "eye" could be replanted so they can sprout and produce new plants.
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In Anatomy of a dream, for example, a garland of flowers and foliage sprout from a woman's neck muscles.
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Please keep in mind that the EcoQube Sprout is still a prototype until it's in the hands of consumers.
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His friends mourn, his partner Rocket plucks a twig from the wreckage, and regrows Groot into a dancing sprout.
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Elizabeth Warren got the most attention on social media during the debate, according to social analytics company Sprout Social.
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Sales, internationalization, anti-spam, and other resources from Facebook let Instagram fuel its growth and sprout an advertising business.
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"I like Corbz because he's refreshing and doesn't sprout the usual bullshit all New Labour bastards do," he says.
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Link it to your Google account and soon it would sprout connections to Gmail, Maps, Google+ — you name it.
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She prepared an apple and brussels sprout dessert, then held her breath while Redzepi and the others tasted it.
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The agency asked Sprout Pharmaceuticals, which makes Addyi, to do more studies on the interaction between Addyi and alcohol.
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Your limbs are bleeding honey and growing thick skins of sepia bark, wings sprout in between your shoulder blades.
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San Francisco has cleared out some encampments, only for them to sprout up in other parts of the city.
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A few weeks later, however, the recipient begins to sprout hundreds of black pinpricks of melanoma in the kidney.
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Mr. Ackman has spoken publicly about Valeant, but he declined to discuss his investment in Sprout on the record.
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Former Sprout employees say that the changes in marketing strategy complicated their efforts to sell doctors on the pill.
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While the Denver Elections Division has yet to verify the signatures, the issue is sure to sprout some debate.
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You built up Sprout Pharmaceuticals to bring Addyi, a drug to treat low sex drive in women, to market.
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The Chia Pet — clay figures filled with water and coated in seeds that sprout greenery — is a cultural icon.
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" What Employees Say: "You cannot beat the people, the culture, or the work/life balance Sprout Social gives you!
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Only time will tell whether the pill's relaunch will be successful, but whatever happens, Eckert is savoring Sprout 2.0.
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Each branch seems to sprout or grow from the branches around it, diverging and multiplying in fractal-like patterns.
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It's not altogether uncommon for guys to try to jack up their testosterone levels only to sprout man boobs.
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Before this beach boy was a famous showman, he was just another sandy sprout growing up in Sydney, Australia.
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Eckert (formerly Whitehead) is co-founder of Sprout Pharmaceuticals, the company behind the female libido-boosting drug Addyi (a.k.
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You won't save much time — figure about a minute per sprout for coring and leafing — but it is effective.
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Chemotherapy kills off your old white blood cells, and new ones sprout from the donor's transplanted blood stem cells.
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International editions of "Millionaire" began to sprout all over the globe, growing to 20 nations, then 40, then more.
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However, its heads will continue to sprout even though our weapon is a Hellfire missile rather than Hercules's club.
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Wings sprout from the arms and legs of Amore (Cupid), the driver of the story, and his two minions.
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On four parallel walls, leafy greens and herbs sprout from soil-free growing beds filled with nutrient-rich water.
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Individual letters sprout fine blue and red linear flourishes that travel along the margins and between lines of text.
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"I think there are a bunch of reasons why we don't build bot experience ourselves," Jeff Lesser, who heads up product marketing for Twitter Business Messaging, told me when Sprout launched a "bot builder" to be used on Twitter, and I asked him why Sprout shouldn't worry about Twitter cannibalizing its product.
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The next step is bringing what we're doing with MIDI Sprout to more people in a more consumer-focused product.
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Luckily it was nothing too uncomfortable, though the intensity seemed to increase when my hormonal acne started to sprout up.
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Then they talk with Lizz Kannenberg, the director of brand strategy at Sprout Social, about brands' role in these holidays.
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It would later sprout into three studios in New York and attract the likes of Kelly Ripa and Ivana Trump.
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They also found success with crowdfunding in the past, which is why ADI returned to Kickstarter for the EcoQube Sprout.
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Stock slump: Shares of Wal-Mart, Kroger, Costco, Sprout Farmers and Supervalu all got hammered at the open this morning.
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The new Sprout is due out in March, but the company has yet to offer actual pricing for the thing.
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As it turns out, our sexual legacies are decided for us long before we sprout our first fluffy armpit hairs.
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The seeds we planted a decade ago are sprouting and the seeds we plant today will sprout in another decade.
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They believe SpaceIL could sprout a new industry for Israel, just like the aviation industry or the civilian cyber industry.
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"These are the little round cabbages," she said, making a hand gesture that was somehow recognizable as a Brussel sprout.
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"Kindness is at the heart of everything we do at Sprout," said the network's SVP of Marketing & Digital, Jennifer Giddens.
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Now Sprout shareholders, in their letter to Valeant, say that relying on Philidor to distribute Addyi was a crucial mistake.
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But as condos sprout on Corktown's edges, small businesses are setting up along the main roads, King and Queen Streets.
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In November, Valeant gave Sprout back to its original shareholders for nearly nothing in exchange for them dropping the lawsuit.
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A slick new hotel seems to sprout in Miami Beach every season, but the Faena Hotel aims to stand out.
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How are we supposed to feel about Brussels sprout puffs, which are exactly like the cauliflower puffs, except slightly greener?
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My depressions would settle over me for months, and in that darkness the suicidal impulse would sprout pale and deadly.
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Summertime is when children sprout up in inches as well as in psychic dimensions for which we have no measure.
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Others, such as this newer home, were in plain view thanks to the trees that had yet to sprout leaves.
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Those leaving, and those staying behind, said they felt confident that new life would eventually sprout from the scorched landscape.
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Something about the lack of ventilation mixed with the heat caused mushrooms to full-on sprout OUT OF THE WALLS.
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She tilled the soil, sowed the seeds, irrigated the earth and waited for the bushy green hemp plants to sprout.
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He had theorized that new axons—spidery extensions that carry the neuron's impulses—would sprout enthusiastically, and this proved correct.
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It's the perfect toy for a little sprout with a green thumb to experiment with through imaginative play year-round.
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SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium staff offer Pig his bean sprout and jelly birthday cake during his birthday party on Nov.
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Futility is less the theme of "The Wild Pear Tree" than the soil from which its delicate narrative tendrils sprout.
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"This year, we've seen a lot of these activities just sprout up," said Abbie Grotke of the Library of Congress.
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Was the president just born with some kind of mutant follicles that naturally sprout brittle, raw spaghetti-strands of hair?
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I'm sure more will sprout up on Amazon and in Google's own store, but for now, this is what we got.
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It's almost inevitable that a few more new dCJD victims will sprout up in the years to come, the authors believe.
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Instead, the pill contains a concentrated broccoli sprout extract that may help people with type 2 diabetes manage their blood sugar.
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According to Hap, when the seeds sprout and produce flowers, if you eat the flowers you can hear into another dimension.
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I enjoy my sprout, goat cheese, and cucumber sandwich and catch up with classmates who I haven't seen in a month.
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I got the mattress from Sprout San Francisco, a natural and organic children's boutique in N.Y.C., Chicago and the Bay Area.
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Her arm is around Disick, and she captioned it with a sprout emoji, as if indicating that their romance was growing.
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But, after Guy explains that he's going into hibernation for 10,000 years, Mulder watches scales and horns sprout from his skin.
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During the worst of outbreak, marine biologists saw them sprout lesions and pull apart or disintegrate, a horrible way to go.
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Malaysia is the third country in Southeast Asia where long-buried conversations about marijuana have taken root and began to sprout.
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Today HP is announcing the Sprout Pro, an updated version of the all-in-one PC coming in February for $2199.
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Netflix, in conjunction with distributor Film Sprout, is also hosting hundreds of community screenings around the country this fall and winter.
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Others have tried to experiment, like HP's Sprout, but it's rare to see something more than just an all-in-one.
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But under the right conditions, the stumps can sprout anew, and the hollowed-out stems that remain can find new purpose.
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Were such a redwood to sprout on Liberty Island, it might eventually reach higher than the Statue of Liberty's extended torch.
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"We got married in a fever, hotter than a pepper sprout," the author and former Fox News contributor tweeted last year.
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One Amazon customer'sPros: Includes all needed supplies, enough supplies are included for two grow cycles, seeds sprout quicklyCons: Requires daily watering
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The gods of myth never seem to break a sweat when they sprout an elephant head, goat hooves or swan's wings.
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Once the palm is recognized, of course, the fingers sprout out of one end of it and can be analyzed separately.
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But when two bodies sprout from the surface of the water, and you can't see what's below, the effect is celestial.
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But, if it gets water, and the soil is ripe, the environment is good, and it's warm, then it will sprout.
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One day, these orb-shaped egg chambers will sprout fully formed fruit flies ready to haunt your kitchen and your dreams.
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Friends and family have friends and family who have friends and family, and who knows what will sprout from those roots.
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Tics of speech sprout up, as if organically, from the political contingencies and the geographical facts that give rise to character.
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About 79 percent of the tweets had a positive sentiment, Sprout Social said, including supportive messages from Hollywood actors and actresses.
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Semitransparent, they surround the flesh like the downy white threads that sprout on a dandelion after its yellow petals fall away.
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Before all of the new towers can sprout, developers must strike deals with the owners of landmark buildings like St. Patrick's.
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All this can not only make people feel better, it can make disease less likely to sprout up in the body.
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The storm was meant to be a reckoning about the city's environmental fragility, but the shoreline continued to sprout high-rises.
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Most leafy brassicas, whether mustard greens or broccoli rabe, sprout yellow or white blossoms as they bloom and go to seed.
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The Data Garden guys have seen all kinds of videos from people using the MIDI Sprout to make their plants sing.
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That's good news for illiquid unicorns and their backers, provided that their companies are at least as healthy as Chicago's Sprout.
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It is springtime: The trees are a profound, almost bluish emerald; the first reeds are beginning to sprout in the river.
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And there it lay for years, for decades, waiting for the time when it could sprout up and come to life.
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Until last spring, when officials covered the seeds with wire mesh, rodents got to them before they were able to sprout.
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It will be rolled out to Japan in the near future, and is also available through Twitter CRM tools partner, Sprout Social.
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Alarming as it may sound to sprout a devilish horn, the tusk is not the thing to be focused on right now.
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This is exactly what's supposed to happen if you sprout them, which is the first step if you want to plant them.
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And when new shoots do sprout up after the fires, those hooved animals — invasive feral deer in particular — will forage for saplings.
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As the sun descended, the 29-year-old nightclub bouncer watched the city he grew up in sprout with twinkling lights below.
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It's also enriched by a few of my favorite chef tricks: bacon, Brussels sprout leaves, lemon and a good dollop of mustard!
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In another, more ambitious rendering, a multitude of thin, tall towers sprout out of the city's existing earth and dirt-made structures.
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Before this musical man found the right pitch, he was just another slicked back sprout perfecting his skills in New York City.
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Hootsuite and Sprout Social are the top apps for businesses managing their social media accounts, according to marketing and app firm Clutch.
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Trees sprout from the rusted roofs of apartment blocks in the ghost town of Prypyat, built to house Chernobyl power plant workers.
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Instead Hollinghurst uses that opening section as an origin point, like a dry little bulb that will later sprout tulips of consequence.
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Computers have begun to speak, listen and see, as well as sprout legs, wings and wheels to move unfettered in the world.
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The debris is piled up next to fields where sparse green shoots sprout in soil that still needs days to dry out.
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There's Sprout, who was scooped from the side of the road as a weak, dehydrated orphan and now poses in flower crowns.
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The inverse colors give the snow an eerie, abysmal look, while the retiming makes it appear to sprout from puddles of water.
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This popular troupe of mime-acrobats named after a fungus used to sprout in Chelsea every summer with new and recent growths.
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Corruption and lax oversight have allowed unregulated building projects to sprout across this cramped city, home to more than 18 million people.
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They can be self-reproducing hermaphrodites, clone themselves, lay up to 45,000 eggs a day, sprout from polyps, and split in two.
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New high-rise buildings surround them, but stagnant water has pooled on this site, and weeds sprout from the mounds of earth.
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Searched Twitter with Social Sprout for the terms "sexual assault hotline" and "RAINN (excluding Wilson)" so it wouldn't include actor Rainn Wilson.
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Like the seeds that sprout in toxic soil, or push up through slabs of oppressive concrete, re-emergence and reinvention become possible.
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For much of that decade, Tobin Sprout performed as a guitarist with Guided by Voices, the prolific group fronted by Robert Pollard.
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Handler comes to acknowledge this, and as she digs deeper into her subject the seeds of a new understanding begin to sprout.
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A bike chase on land where Mr. Diesel is chasing Donnie Yen turns into one on water when the bikes sprout skis.
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Together, they invented the MIDI Sprout, a "biodata sonification device" that includes a pair of probes to attach to a plant's leaf.
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Carrots, potatoes and squash have long shelf lives, so they can sprout up in summer and still hit stores in the winter.
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"Really any type of cereal grain can sprout in the system," FodderWorks General Manager Kyle Chittock told Motherboard in a phone conversation.
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Before this Christmas cutie was a screamin' good actress, she was just another santa-loving sprout growing up in Fort Worth, Texas.
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He gently placed them in a petri dish loaded with nutrients, and the scientists watched the embryos take shape and sprout limbs.
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"But now we are seeing a new sprout, still small, weak, producing power on this site and this is very joyful," he said.
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It usually lies dormant in the winter, only to sprout leaves anew in the spring and summer during its first year of life.
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The latest version of the company's Sprout Pro all-in-one PC is readymade for the world of virtual, augmented, and mixed reality.
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Upstart food brands sprout up seemingly daily, catching consumers' attention and stealing market share from all legacy companies from General Mills to Kellogg.
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The hogweed can grow to towering heights and sprout leaves up to 5 feet wide and has flowers up to 2.5 feet wide.
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JUST outside Stanford University's campus sits the headquarters of Symphony, one of the myriad tech companies that sprout like weeds in Silicon Valley.
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It was really important for us to design the Sprout for everyone, of all ages, to grow their own fresh food easily indoors.
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In the entry-level package, you'll receive a single EcoQube Sprout grow tray, four seed-pads, a seed-loading spoon, and seed-loader.
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"Many of the buildings that hold the [waste] now crack, leak, corrode, sprout weeds, and accumulate dark radioactive sludge," he writes in Fallout.
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Nevertheless, Paris is left with a few other competing bike-share services, and dockless bike efforts continue to sprout up around the world.
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I manage to find a pre-made ham and cheese wrap that has been discounted, and a brussels sprout and butternut squash salad.
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It&aposs unclear at this point, but neurons "can interact with neighboring neurons in new ways, [they] can sprout new connections," she said.
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Fundamental theorems appear in ancient Egyptian work from 1820 BC, and later influences sprout from Babylonian, Ancient Greek, Chinese and Middle Eastern texts.
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Little clay people roam an alien landscape, sprout growths, and dance for each other; I'm not doing the clip justice with that description.
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That magical egg-shaped tool that began to sprout up on makeup blogs and vlogs then trickled into tutorials on user's Instagram accounts.
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HP's Sprout, introduced in October 2014, was a pretty far-out desktop PC that, interesting as it may be, hasn't exactly wowed consumers.
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Like stops on the world golf or tennis circuits, they sprout up wherever the climate is favorable, and draw a jet-setting crowd.
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Valeant's purchase of Sprout turned out to be "a colossal failure," said Vicki Bryan, an analyst at Gimme Credit, a debt analysis firm.
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"They didn't home-grow things at Valeant," said Dr. Simon, who served as the chief medical officer at Sprout from 2012 to 2013.
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It would take them years to see the beauty that can sprout from the rubble like a red poppy pointing toward the sun.
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As an industry begins to sprout, Kiwi Campus and Nuro, two start-ups, are dreaming up new ways to deliver groceries and lunch.
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"No longer are women stuck choosing between treatment and a glass of wine," Sprout Pharmaceuticals CEO Cindy Eckhert said in a press release.
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They've shown up thanks to the recent rainfall that has caused fresh grass to sprout in the town for the moths to eat.
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In 2016, Eckert and former Sprout shareholders sued the pharma giant, alleging that it failed to market the pill successfully and overcharged consumers.
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The maker of a female libido drug, Addyi, that has largely failed to attract users, Sprout has fallen far short of its promise.
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However many supermarkets have been quick to assure customers that Brussels sprout supplies will not be impacted in the run-up to Christmas.
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Equally beautiful and grotesque, the bodies and faces in Dromsjel's work melt, implode, sprout colors and flowers, or serve as portals into space.
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Like stops on the world golf or tennis circuits, they sprout up wherever the climate is favourable, and draw a jet-setting crowd.
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Ocotillos sprout from arid basins, their spiky tendrils and bright red blossoms swaying in the breeze like some kind of weird desert anemone.
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Start-ups sprout wherever the ground is fertilized with cash; already there are giants like Waymo, Lyft and the General Motors unit Cruise.
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American flags sprout like dandelions, and the Thayer Gate Deli and Café, near the entrance to West Point, offers "Firstie" and "Plebe" burgers.
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I'd also apparently reached whatever stage of puberty causes scraggly hairs to sprout like underbrush at the back of a young man's neck.
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When it walks, wildflowers sprout, grow and die from wherever its cloven hoofs land; with a soft exhalation, it can kill or revive.
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I was so new, only beginning to sprout my roots at his school, much less his company, but I wasn't about to crumble.
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The group represented all of Sprout shareholders at the time of its sale to the Canadian drug company for $1 billion in August.
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But the charcoal dust deters animals, he said - and when the rains arrive, they wash the coating away, allowing the seeds to sprout.
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Among the small group of artists and musicians who began using it to control their electronic instruments, the MIDI Sprout was a hit.
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A very warm December helped late-planted wheat to sprout, and coupled with modest January temperatures, winter crops were protected from deep freeze.
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To her surprise they hit it off, and continued the evening by stopping by another place for a Brussels sprout and mushroom pizza.
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The installation generated so much interest that Data Garden launched a Kickstarter to bring the instrument used in Quartet, MIDI Sprout, to the public.
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All together, it's a beautiful glimpse at a future where society is past hand wringing about queer relationships, not matter how they sprout up.
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Admissions mistakes are nothing new for universities, and each year prominent examples of decision errors sprout up, dashing many students' hopes along the way.
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Twitter is integrating these new features with existing customer service tools thanks to partnerships with Conversocial, Hootsuite, Lithium, Salesforce, Spredfast, Sprinklr and Sprout Social.
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Since these EDC hubs began to sprout up all over the web, from the popular Reddit community /r/EDC to the lifestyle blog EverydayCarry.
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He usually leaves work earlier than I do so he takes the first dog-walking shift while our newly-seeded lawn tries to sprout.
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Meanwhile, the company keeps trying to do weird concepts like the HP Sprout, that scanner PC with no mouse, or last year's "luxurious" Spectre.
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Click here to view original GIFWatching flowers bloom in a timelapse is always fun because they sprout up in this graceful, almost balletic way.
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Over the next several weeks, billions of cicadas will rise up from underground in the Eastern United States, sprout wings, and then have sex.
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He has worked as an editor at Engadget, Mashable and the Joystiq network, and currently leads content strategy as Editorial Director at Sprout Social.
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Now, users can turn the lens on the outside world and add 3D text, see flowers sprout up or any other number of effects.
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Her first experiment was played with a chunk of ginseng, where the perennial's roots would continue to sprout into the computer monitor upon contact.
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They produce fruit only once in their lifetime, when a pod-like, magenta-colored flower descends from the tree and bananas sprout around it.
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"For the first time, people see the potential in state races, but the seeds that are planted take time to sprout," he told me.
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Those doubts did not deter Robert and Cindy Whitehead, a husband-and-wife team who formed Sprout Pharmaceuticals and bought the drug in 2012.
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Sprout also settled on a price: $400 for a month of pills, or about the cost of a month's worth of erectile dysfunction pills.
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Modern Sprout Smoked Glass Garden Grow Kit, $28-$90Each of these containers has a hydroponic system that allows them to grow plants without soil.
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Comic relief is provided by Claudia Comte, whose group of glossy white marble sculptures of pairs of bulbous forms sprout from a grassy area.
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Now, Eckert — who says she is the largest shareholder in Sprout — is back as CEO (she was pushed out after the sale to Valeant).
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Disney Plus also crushed Apple TV Plus in Twitter mentions on the services' respective launch days, according to social-media analytics company Sprout Social.
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This kale salad is anything but boring, with a spicy chili, lime, and fish sauce dressing and crunchy fried kale and Brussels sprout leaves.
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Forty-eight hours after Addyi was approved, Sprout sold it to Valeant, now under the umbrella of Bausch Health Companies, for around $1 billion.
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In 2017, Valeant gave up on Addyi, turning it back over to Sprout, which is now trying again to make the drug a sensation.
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"[Sprout is] definitely appropriating all that language, making it seem like a feminist issue," said Dr. Steven Woloshin, a professor at the Dartmouth Institute.
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Ricotta cavatelli, also an al dente success, came with braised duck shards, Brussels sprout petals, slightly bitter green Castelvetrano olives and pecorino Romano cheese.
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Related: Carsten Höller Installed A Giant Playground Inside Frieze London Giant Flying Mushrooms Sprout in London Take A Ride On These Glowing, Musical Swings
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After about 7 days of growth, if two plants sprout the weaker plant is harvested, allowing the healthier plant to thrive in the pillow.
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They say millennials are easily offended, and I finally get what they mean, because I think this un-wrappable tissue paper sprout is abhorrent.
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Plus, new moons bring new cycles, which means you'll still need to wait a bit before the seeds you plant now begin to sprout.
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For example, Professor Septima Vector teaches the magic math of Arthimancy; Professor Pomona Sprout teaches Herbology; Remus Lupin — literally Wolf Wolf — is a werewolf.
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Haider said it has used profits made through the sale of two of its networks, "Noggin" and "Sprout," to fund new start-up investments.
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"Losing Mr. Okamoto has been a matter of deep regret for the company," Seigen Takano, the chief executive of Sprout, wrote on its website.
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In the winter, they coppice year-old withies, or sticks, to the ground (in the spring, the willow will sprout again from the stump).
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Bernard Truong, 41, an owner of the restaurants Sprout of Rice & Noodles and Rice & Noodles, never imagined he would stay in Lancaster this long.
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Aeder and McKee, both 21914, remain in a bitter standoff that highlights how passions that sprout in childhood can drive the sports memorabilia market.
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Details: Featuring automated lights and regular watering reminders, the compact, three-pod AeroGarden Sprout is ideal for smaller spaces like apartments and dorm rooms.
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Addyi, which Valeant acquired as part of its $1 billion acquisition of Sprout Pharmaceuticals, has had slow sales since it was launched last fall.
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The juiciest fruit to sprout, in 2014, was an adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's Outlander fantasy novels, now heading into its fifth season on Starz.
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No matter what your children's tastes, they are almost sure to enjoy the Tuna, Brussels Sprout and Meatball they will encounter at this event.
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Bullough's aimless characters tend to have central, manageable concerns while neglecting the recalcitrant complications (alcoholism, domestic abuse, accidental pregnancy) that sprout like peripheral weeds.
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She sold her company Sprout Pharmaceuticals, which made the drug Addyi — called the first female Viagra — to Valeant Pharmaceuticals for $1 billion in 2015.
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Other neurons, sensing that the central nervous system has been breached, commit suicide; still others sprout new axons that struggle to reëstablish severed connections.
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In October, the actress who played Professor Sprout in the "Harry Potter" films, Miriam Margolyes, also said she was "f---ing scared of" Smith.
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And that chi will allow it to sprout into a seedling and grow into an almond tree and replicate itself a million times over.
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Pepitas, or roasted pumpkin seeds, animated the black kale and sprout salad, which was delicately tossed with pancetta, dates, ricotta, grapefruit and a pomegranate vinaigrette.
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The warm temperatures act as a signal to the plants, telling them that spring has arrived and that it's time to sprout leaves and flowers.
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Sprout Social, a social media management company, is launching a new product called Bot Builder, to help clients build customer support chatbots for the platform.
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Those conflicts haven't gotten much screen time yet, but they're one of the show's many seeds that have the potential to sprout into something fascinating.
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They sprout around, or sometimes through, physical obstacles like brick and wood; they rise in the direction of light sources to better soak up nutrients.
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You might not get offered a raise the following day, but the fruits of your labor will start to sprout up in the coming months.
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What's more, labor-backed campaigns to stop companies from adopting and governments from funding self-driving car technologies have begun to sprout in recent months.
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But there are plenty of other advertised health benefits, such as stress relief or preventing dementia, that have helped sprout a cottage industry around CBD.
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Of course, Groot is also a fictional tree-alien, so who really knows how long it really takes him to grow beyond his sprout size?
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Most of Johnson's work is set in the desert where obelisks and trees sprout as artistic interventions that make these landscapes forbidding and vaguely inhospitable.
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Two years ago, as part of a Christmas prank, Brown switched out a Ferrero Rocher chocolate, a favorite of her father's, for a Brussels sprout.
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Head coach Fred Hoiberg, furthermore, seems ill-equipped to handle the complicated ego cuddle-puddle that will surely sprout up between Butler, Wade, and Rondo.
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But the love locks still sprout on odd spaces — between barriers on bridges, on lampposts and on heavy iron mooring rings all along the river.
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"Evil can sprout in any society that fails to examine itself, that fails to remember the past, and that fails to educate," he told CNN.
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A year later, Whitehead used proceeds from the sale of Sprout Pharmaceuticals to start The Pink Ceiling to continue to bring meaningful change to women.
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With it, Sprout developed Addyi, dubbed "female Viagra," to treat hypoactive sexual desire disorder in premenopausal women (10 percent of all women suffer from HSDD).
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Some 3003 miles north in Huntsville, new businesses sprout in farm fields drawn by readily available land, low taxes, flexible labor rules and improving infrastructure.
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Along our walk, among the carpet of needles that sit beneath the oyamel trees, thin, curious fungi the color of button mushrooms sprout up everywhere.
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You're wondering what's living on the underside of that sponge, and whether it'll sprout little spongy legs, become sentient, and wash the dishes for her.
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Justyn Howard is CEO and co-founder of Sprout Social, a leading provider of social media engagement, advocacy and analytics solutions for business and ...More
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Evergreens seem to be everywhere now, but few sprout as creatively as those in this production, part of the Dream Music Puppetry Program at Here.
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Mr. Okamoto worked at Sprout, a company in Tokyo that provides cybersecurity consulting to companies and government agencies and conducts research on the dark web.
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Raw vegetables — cabbage, lettuce, enoki and shiitake mushrooms, half a brussels sprout and a cherry tomato on a wooden spear — waited on a nearby plate.
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Scientists found that when a brussels sprout plant detects eggs laid on its surface by a type of butterfly, it responds by manufacturing a chemical.
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Heroic and MAD Lions advanced from the European qualifier, while Sprout advanced as the winner of the ESL Meisterschaft Winter held last month in Germany.
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To sprout blades from his knuckles, substitute growls for grins, and cultivate such a density of facial hair that it may well qualify as horticulture.
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"Glacial darkening" is where deep purple, bulbous algae sprout on a layer of naturally occurring dust mixed with soot from air pollution and forest fires.
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Bits Venture capitalists make bets on the future by investing money in tiny start-ups that sometimes sprout into the next Google, Facebook or Snap.
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A cottage industry of third-party encryption applications for iPhones and other mobile devices would sprout up overnight if Apple were compelled to build backdoors.
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There is a Green Giant Instagram account, which purports to chronicle a cross-country road trip taken by the giant and his elfin buddy, Sprout.
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The cries of the birds gradually take on a peculiarly springlike quality, and in the gentle sunlight the bushes begin to sprout along the fences.
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The sprout lasted for about a day, but on Sunday January 13, the Chang'e 4 probe entered into hibernation mode as the lunar night set in.
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Dr. Schweitzer also predicts that once one pill goes over-the-counter, generics would sprout up, giving consumers more choices and driving the price way down.
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There was no promise that the plants, which were only about four or five leaves each, would sprout roots, but Richardson decided to take the risk.
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Then, after this absurdly long hibernation, they emerge from the ground, sprout wings, make a ton of noise, have sex, and die within a few weeks.
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And with the Valley similarly stepping up its focus on startups that sprout from the strong American university system, bubbling valuations have started to raise concern.
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Trees sprout from the rusted roofs of apartment blocks in the ghost town of Prypyat, while some animal populations are booming in the absence of humans.
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It's the only major U.S. city without a zoning code saying what types of buildings can go where, so skyscrapers sometimes sprout next to split-levels.
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According to data from Sprout Social, only roughly a quarter (27%) of consumers think brands are most credible when they have a history of speaking out.
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Many of these services sprout up with ample venture capital funding, sleek design, and a collection of talented entrepreneurs and engineers ready to build it out.
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Swiss garden sprout extract, which sounds like something I'd get in a Sweetgreen bowl, is an antioxidant that reduces the appearance of dark spots over time.
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Through all the gaps, the New IRA has been able to put down roots, grow support, and sprout a political wing -- although they disavow the connection.
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Even as the city struggles to quench its current thirst, towering residential condominiums and glass-and-steel office blocks sprout to accommodate an inflow of migrants.
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When the "harvested leeks" are forced out of the market, fresh inexperienced leek investors will sprout up to repopulate the market in a very short time.
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"We've been getting a lot of emails asking when we will make another run of MIDI Sprout [devices]," writes Data Garden on their Kickstarter update page.
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Waitrose has promised a 100-percent British sprout supply this year, while Sainsbury's and Lidl have said they do not anticipate any shortages of the vegetable.
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There's the bean sprout hair accessories (so strange they're almost cute), looking sick on purpose makeup (uh, we'll pass on this one), and heart hair (aww).
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Two miles from downtown along Capitol Street, however, just blocks from the entrance to the zoo, another germ of the cooperative vision was beginning to sprout.
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It's an inch and a half high and a little more than two inches across, to fit comfortably in your hand: Chef'n Twist'N Sprout, $8, store.moma.org.
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Pharmacists dispensing Addyi "must counsel all patients on the need to avoid alcohol" with every prescription, according to protocols created by Sprout Pharmaceuticals, the drug's manufacturer.
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Bakeries sprout like yoga studios in Los Angeles, where I can buy an impressive array of desserts without ever having to look for a parking space.
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See it sprout in the backyard and your property value crumbles; it can colonize all that it touches and, if left unchecked, could disembowel the neighborhood.
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My son has been asking about colleges lately, and we've done some Googling, inadvertently planting algorithmic seeds for the ads that now sprout in my browser.
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Enclosed in glass on three sides, like some giant terrarium, but open to the sky, the inaccessible landscape will sprout with ferns, horsetail and magnolia trees.
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Imagine that: a great, warm, wet, abrasive tongue licking off skin after skin, down to the bottommost one, which starts to sprout shiny little animal hairs.
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Heroic, who also defeated Sprout in their opening match, won on Saturday after notching a 2000-25 victory in Inferno and 26-23 win in Nuke.
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In the Group B elimination match on Saturday, Heroic will face Sprout, which was defeated 16-4 by North in Dust II in their opening match.
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Some believed that an alternative market for mortgages, so-called non-qualified mortgages, would sprout up beside the plain vanilla market, for good or for ill.
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The device came out two years later; an iOS app followed in 2017, which made it possible to plug the MIDI Sprout directly into an iPhone.
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Mr. Cuervo and his descendants in the Beckmann family have distilled tequila from the blue agave plants that sprout in the region of Tequila ever since.
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Bright, bushy-tailed, with a head full of bushy hair, ready to sprout into a world unlike Simpsonville, S.C., the rural area where I grew up.
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Glynn made me think about this history, alongside the pliability of the body — how it can and occasionally does transform to sprout unexpected limbs and organs.
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There's also a paste of black garlic to serve as a super-concentrated steak sauce, and a shaved brussels sprout salad for relief from the richness.
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For the black girl who has no control over the curves that sprout from her body earlier than her peers, we will do better by you.
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Plus, if you're tired of them begging for an iPad (or getting yours all sticky), there are even deals on kids 'tablets from Sprout, LeapFrog, and HighQ.
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After the match goes viral, other grassroots games with professional basketball players sprout up in stadiums in Las Vegas and Miami, with tickets selling for absurd prices.
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Plant seeds, water them, make sure they get the right amount of sunshine, and then just maybe you'll sprout some greenery that will survive until harvest time.
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The patty is made from black bean, roasted corn, and poblano pepper, and is served with guacamole, pickled red onions, tomatoes, and alfalfa inside a sprout bun.
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The ex-CEO of Sprout Pharmaceuticals, which developed "the female Viagra," announced Wednesday she is launching a new venture with a focus on solving problems for women.
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Twitter spotlighted Sprout Social for social media management tools, LikeFolio for investment sentiment tools, and United States Geological Survey for tracking earthquakes — all powered by Twitter data.
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Features are there whether users take advantage of them or not — your CRM doesn't sprout new bells and whistles when more employees log in; it's static software.
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In the decades after the Civil Rights Movement, multiracial populations grew, and by the 1990s, new narratives around mixedness that were rooted in fetishization started to sprout.
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"I love brows that are wild and sprout-y in the front, and a little bit longer on the ends — they just look beautiful, " she tells us.
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Subscription services sprout up every day, but a new project from actress Sofia Vergara and her partner Renata Black is looking to do something a little different.
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Sometimes they'd come back to where they took a dump last season to find fruit and berries growing, and make a connection that poo helps sprout food.
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Sprout was bought by Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, now known as Bausch Health Cos Inc in 2015, and then sold back to its former owners after two years.
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These synth pieces sprout and bloom with a logic that's at once botanical and otherworldly—like watching a sunflower turn towards the afternoon light, through a prism.
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Most of the newbies will be geared toward kids -- including floats for "Shimmer and Shine," Sprout, and our favorite ... "Parade Day Mischief" by Sour Patch Kids candy.
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The bottom line: Valeant's $1 billion deal for Sprout has been a major bust, considering analysts estimate sales of Addyi are less than $10 million this year.
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We pluck every single bean sprout, so you don't get that wiggly root at the bottom, because that's how I want our bowl of noodles to be.
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True, the other side has yet to sprout the giant Ferris wheel that Ms Banerjee, an admirer of the London Eye in the British capital, keenly wants.
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Six former Sprout employees said the money helped pay for two national sales directors, including one who had sold Viagra when it went on sale in 1998.
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The humble Brussels sprout is embarrassingly trendy — not seen a menu without them for a while — but still a lot better than prime rib in planetary terms.
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Thus Twombly evokes a kind of sentimental longing for other places and other times through a compost heap of past matter — now ready to sprout new forms.
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So the world is more likely to sprout new countries when it is relatively peaceful, and when technology and global co-operation reduce international barriers to trade.
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It seems clear that the moment for resistance had come too late, that something was allowed to flourish that never should have had the chance to sprout.
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Joey, Sesame, Sprout all live a life more akin to that of a pet Chihuahua than a wild animal—though, of course, that's exactly what they are.
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She notices a sprout from a radish that was going to seed, plucks a small green pod off of the stalk, and tells us to try it.
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Sprout is working on its "corporate social responsibility," and for us consumers, that means a chance to turn our cute little pencils into even cuter, handy plants!
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FOR CHILDREN Evergreens seem to be everywhere now, but few sprout as creatively as those in this production, part of the Dream Music Puppetry Program at Here.
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It's a place where trees sprout "baby letters," which grow into multisyllabic words, which are tossed into stew pots and herded into sentences, which eventually become stories.
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Price: Available in black and red, the AeroGarden Sprout is currently on sale at Walmart for only $49.99 — that's half off its suggested retail price of $99.99.
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His wife died shortly after he was elected, and he wanted to honor her by planting a sprout from her favorite magnolia tree from their Tennessee farm.
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The birthday boy was presented with a bean sprout cake and new toy at a party thrown in his honor, complete with conical hats and party games.
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The Chinese, according to Admiral Gallery, had sown mental seeds they anticipated would "take root" and sprout in 10 or 20 years should another depression grip America.
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Before this sporty sprout was angelically walking down runways, she was just another little shark growing up in Los Angeles, CA. Can you guess who she is?
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The 61-year-old Sprout quit GBV in 1997 to spend more time with his family and re-devote himself to his career as an illustrator, but he's returned to music sporadically since then, and this year is releasing a full-length, The Universe and Me. First and foremost, I was interested in seeing whether Sprout preferred being called the George Harrison or the Scottie Pippen of GBV.
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Bioterrorism poses a serious risk for which the country must continue to research and prepare, but perhaps more dangerous and more likely are the outbreaks that sprout organically.
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If you plow a field with quackgrass, you will inadvertently cut up pieces of rhizomes which will then sprout, giving rise to more quack grass, and so on.
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Addyi has a list price of more than $400 for a pack of 30 tablets, or about half of what it was just a year earlier, Sprout said.
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In order to make this pork and Brussels sprout salad, you might need to talk to your butcher and have them clean and shave a jowl for you.
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Another cause is the warmer temperatures, which also make allergy-causing plants like oak and elm trees — the primary offenders for spring allergies — sprout earlier in the year.
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Using kebab skewers and toothpicks, add the sausage, cheese cube, shrimp, tomato, lemon wedge, Brussels sprout, mushroom, onion, asparagus, and green onion, arranging to fit as needed. 3.
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Whether you're a power salad Aries or a shaved Brussel's sprout-style Scorpio, scroll on to stick a fork in these recommendations and renew your springtime dining mindset.
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Almost as quickly as the roses sprout into life, so too do they wilt and die, the garden floor quickly becoming a carpet of murky grays and greens.
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In addition to premium YouTube creator content, YouTube TV also offers streaming from channels like ABC, CW, ESPN, AMC, Syfy, MSNBC, Telemundo, Sprout, Freeform and NatGeo, among others.
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The sheer variety of wild edible mushrooms that sprout in the cool, damp weather of the fall is astonishing, and we don't give those little fungi enough credit.
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And those mutant potatoes, with their amputee stumps and flipperlike appendages: they're abject emissaries from the underworld, sightless tubers waiting to sprout eyes in the root-cellar dark.
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According to software engineer Koa, the game has so many caveats for trading Pokémon, because they did not want a "black market" of Pokémon trading to sprout up.
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Plywood covers the windows, sleeping bags and empty bottles litter the shuttered doorways and head-high weeds sprout through the asphalt of the empty fenced-off parking lot.
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But the Sprout has also very much felt like a version 1.0 product, and it's unclear whether HP has added enough to the "Pro" version to change that.
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Hip-hop scenes started to sprout up in bigger cities, but the epicenters of the genre were firmly established in Moscow and St. Petersburg, where they remain today.
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Eckert was named the CEO in January 20153 and, just days after Addyi won FDA approval that August, public company Valeant Pharmaceuticals acquired Sprout Pharmaceuticals for $1 billion.
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Spring wheat quality in Saskatchewan, the biggest wheat-growing province, is below average, as wet conditions cause kernels to sprout and develop disease, according to the provincial government.
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Little Sprout Garden is a tiny, sweet, charming little garden sandbox that lives by its cute critters and their many interactions with the world you build for them.
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So did the barbecue chicken and potato salad I ordered for dinner; I can't speak for the tofu served with shaved brussels sprout salad that is also available.
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When tree seedlings sprout on the stumps and felled trunks, sometimes the roots flare around the rotting wood as it vanishes and preserve its contorted outlines in midair.
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Occupants will have the lushest stretch of Manhattan's art world at their feet while watching the towers of Hudson Yards (also a Related project) sprout to the north.
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The Sprout Pencil Mix 1 Edition features a pack of three pencils that, once stubs, can be planted in soil to become cherry tomato, sunflower and mint plants!
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For example, Zscaler raised $148 million to get to $146 million of ARR at IPO and Sprout Social raised $112 million to get to $106 million of ARR.
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Company Rating: 4.9 Where Hiring: Chicago, IL; Atlanta, GA Details: Sprout Social, makers of a social analytics platform, know that a well-fed employee is a happy employee.
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The play also deepens because death, treated flippantly in the early scenes, now takes root in the characters' lives; the bare branches of Eno's trick structure sprout leaves.
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A model is Vice Media, which began as a hard-partying video company and went on to sprout an HBO series and Viceland, a Disney-backed cable channel.
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As I'm sitting here typing while watching my legs sprout bruises, I recommend this place to anyone who wants to have a fun exercise while feeling your oats.
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We might grow up to be a super hero like the Black Panther, or a spaceship captain, or even sprout wings and learn to fly like an eagle.
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But sales of the pill has been sluggish and last year Valeant was sued on behalf of former Sprout investors over its alleged failure to market Addyi successfully.
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The man possessed magnificent eyebrows, which projected straight out of his face and then curved upward, like saplings that sprout from a bluff and yearn for the sun.
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If they make it, they will sprout six-foot wingspans and take short test flights, swooping onto nearby branches before returning to the nest for more free food.
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In California, too, a few species — including maple, aspen and pinegrass — sprout again after a fire from buds that grow at least partly protected under the soil line.
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Zcash, which went live on Friday with version 1.0 "Sprout," is essentially an experimental fork of bitcoin that attempts to address an inherent contradiction of the supposedly "untraceable" cryptocurrency.
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During the making of Gleaners (2001), while examining the potatoes marked too deformed to sell, the director kept three heart-shaped spuds and watched them age, sprout, and shrivel.
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Sex Tips for Girls is also a landscape portrait of 1980s downtown New York, a document of nocturnal propulsion, New Wave, glamorpusses, attainment, Quaaludes, champagne, the bean sprout diet.
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The money — a Series D led by Future Fund with participation from Goldman Sachs and New Enterprise Associates — brings the total raised by Sprout to $103.5 million to date.
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He asked his congregation to consider the perspective of poor blacks living in Charlotte who see billion-dollar sports complexes sprout up while they struggle to make ends meet.
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I grab an overpriced kale, Brussels sprout, and butternut squash salad plus a lemon Spindrift with a colleague so we can eat quickly at our desks before venturing out.
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Human fingers and orifices sprout from the floral print tea pot and cups and they grasp at one another with enough vigor to completely warp each other's pale bodies.
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Sprout Social is announcing a big Series C round of funding — the company says it has raised $42 million from Goldman Sachs' Merchant Banking Division and New Enterprise Associates.
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That creativity has been largely limited to a stylus and touchscreen on desktop PCs, but devices like HP's Sprout have attempted to push into new areas of 33D scanning.
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He's one of my major influences along with Junie Morrison and Barry White and, you know, Change, Loose Ends, Mtume, Leon Sylvers III, Todd Rundgren, Prefab Sprout, Frank Zappa.
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To celebrate "Random Acts of Kindness Day," NBCUniversal's preschool network Sprout released a music video for Kindness Counts, an initiative to help children and parents promote kindness and compassion.
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It's clear that controversies like this — underpinned by conspiracy theories around planned obsolescence — sprout up because there is a lack of communication between device manufacturers like Apple and consumers.
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Pros: Kit incorporates painting with gardening, beans sprout to reveal special messages on their pods, can transplant bean plants to allow for further growthCons: Only three beans are included
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In later scenes, Mr. Audi recalls Robert Wilson, suggesting forest trees with tall vertical tubes of light that pierce floating slabs of rock and sprout branches at the top.
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In 2015, Cindy Eckert (then Whitehead) made headlines after landing a billion-dollar deal for the company she co-founded, Sprout Pharmaceuticals, which developed female libido-boosting drug Addyi.
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Mainstream brands including Gerber, Enfamil, Plum Organics and Sprout were among the worst offenders — scoring two out of five in the Clean Label Project's report card for toxic metals.
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Before this sporty sprout was a football player turned reality star, he was just another kid posing for the camera in Indianapolis, IN. Can you guess who he is?
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Inside the headset while wearing a subwoofer backpack, you become that seed, watching and feeling as you grow from beneath the ground and sprout into a rain forest sapling.
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She whispered to the rice plants to sprout in unison on the eighth — eight, bā, which sounded similar to fā, the word for wealth and prosperity — day of spring.
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Each sprout I needed to pull up became a metaphor for something — a path I wouldn't pursue, a boundary I needed to maintain, a memory I needed to confront.
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The name means "puff of smoke," and describes patients' X-rays, which show a cloud of fragile blood vessels that sprout in the brain where normal vessels are blocked.
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The phrase applies equally to the works on view, which are refreshingly free of the critiques of socioeconomic conditions and commodities that often sprout at biennials and art fairs.
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Price: Visit Walmart's website to score a Tasty Sprout indoor garden with your choice of seed kit for only $49.99, or 50% off its suggested retail price of $99.99.
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Most forms of Western art had been banned there for centuries, but the winds of change that had helped nation-states sprout across Europe were transforming Turkey as well.
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By overcharging for the drug and neglecting to market it, Valeant has undercut the commercial success of the drug, called Addyi, Bloomberg reported, citing a letter from Sprout shareholders.
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In October, the actress who played Professor Sprout in the "Harry Potter" film franchise said that she too found the two-time Oscar-winning Smith intimidating to work with.
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N said on Monday it will sell its female libido-pill business Sprout Pharmaceuticals back to its former owners, two years after buying the company for about $1 billion.
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He has made a few behind the scenes investments in companies including Sprout Pharmaceuticals and BacterioScan Inc, a point-of-care and rapid diagnostic device development and manufacturing company.
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Before this grinning little guy was a late night television host, he was just another sprout snacking on some goodies in Brooklyn, NY. Can you guess who he is?
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The drug will compete with Sprout Pharmaceuticals' Addyi, a once-daily pill that was approved for HSDD in 2015 with a warning restricting alcohol use when on the medication.
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But honestly, all of those pale in comparison to the reveal from The OA's Part II involving a "seed" inside everyone's brain, just waiting to sprout with interdimensional, edible flowers.
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But Jolla can point to more seeds being sewn with the potential, with work, determination and patience, to sprout into another sizeable crop of Sailfish-powered devices down the line.
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Related: [Video] Hy-Fi: The Living's Local, Sustainable, 10,000 Brick Mushroom Tower At MoMA PS1 Giant Flying Mushrooms Sprout in London University Creates Lamp Powered Entirely by Soil and Plants
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The wheat streak virus is spread by tiny mites that thrive on "volunteer wheat" - plants that sprout from any kernels left on the soil after harvest in June and July.
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While their performances failed to attain a national following, their free-spirited satirical irreverence arguably planted a seed that would later sprout around 1980 with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
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Palan declined to comment on the company's revenue, but as of September's public launch it was being used by Envoy, Avast, Shopkeep, BambooHR, Marqeta, Sprout Social, Trifacta, Striim and DotMailer.
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To my mind, the criticism is the logical result of a high-volume smokehouse constantly colliding with a voluble customer base, eager to sprout off about barbecue at every turn.
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Disney Plus had 512,676 Twitter mentions by Tuesday afternoon, while Apple TV Plus racked up just 69,904 mentions on its launch day, according to social-media analytics company Sprout Social.
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In the lobby, the nature theme takes a whimsical turn as decorative mushrooms sprout from columns; moss clings to walls; and driftwood-inspired furnishings are topped with cactus-filled terrariums.
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In a recent study led by scientists at Johns Hopkins, 148 Chinese residents of a polluted region near the Yangtze River delta drank a broccoli sprout drink for 12 weeks.
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"Everyone at this point in time expects great, unique architecture to sprout out of the sites in and around the High Line," said Jordan Sasson, a vice president at Related.
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In the first two weeks of October, there were more than 100,000 mentions about the movie trailer on Twitter, according to Sprout Social, a social media management and analytics platform.
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In one panel, there's a detail of an older man's eyes, in shock or anger, in another panel, a goddess with palms that sprout butterflies, verdant and turquoise, mirroring rebirth.
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Plant the seeds and the greenery will sprout to full growth in one to two weeks — it's pretty hard to kill a plant in that short of a time frame.
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Addyi, the controversial pink pill made by Sprout, was touted as a possible blockbuster drug that would command much of what analysts had said could be a $2 billion market.
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But no Duncans sprout among the million citrus seedlings in Phil Rucks's nursery in Frostproof, whose focus is on cultivating new, bug-resistant varieties rather than on salvaging historic ones.
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We got DiLo outside FOX Studios in NYC, and she copped to being totally smitten with Egor Tarabasov, who perhaps will someday plant a Russian sprout-nik inside her daughter.
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This is an important change because it does away with the Sprout shell and replaces it with a suite of tools running in the more familiar Windows 10 operating system desktop.
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Since then, MIDI Sprout has been used by experimental electronic artists and biofeedback enthusiasts (those who are interested in manipulating data collected from their bodies in real time) around the world.
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So it's important to keep all of these considerations in mind when discussing Neuralink, Kernel, and the scores of brain-computer interface companies that will undoubtedly sprout up in their wake.
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There's plenty of Garcia in Dixey's careful, clear delivery, the guitars sprout up in the background, and it's all propped up by a persistent bassline and some steady background mantra-chanting.
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But the Black Lives Matter movement has never revolved exclusively around police, especially as more organizations sprout, taking on not only police reform but also economic justice and even tech diversity.
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Plus, the dark streaks seem to flow out of the tops of the hills, but water probably wouldn't sprout out of the the tops of slopes at these angles, he says.
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By the second round, Tavares had a pair of cuts in almost perfect symmetry, high above his eyes, and looked as though he was about to sprout a pair of horns.
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Like the city itself, there's this ever-present renewal—new clubs and basement spaces sprout up every day through the cracks in the concrete to replace those swallowed by the city.
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Every steamed bag of frozen brussels sprout is a reminder of how little it takes to impress me and how I still don't know where this box of culinary delight originated.
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Noble tree-alien Groot sacrificed himself at the end of Guardians, only to return a short time later as a tiny, dancing sprout that the Internet immediately fell in love with.
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The only problem with Roundup was that it proved so potent that farmers had to apply it carefully, spraying only early weeds, before their corn or soybeans had begun to sprout.
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There's little floricultural about the Flower Shop, a 3,000-square-foot restaurant and bar that will sprout on a Lower East Side block populated by Chinese groceries and foot-massage parlors.
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Unless you're a massive Temptations fan, and you really probably should be if you aren't already given that they're easily up there alongside Prefab Sprout in the best group ever category.
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But go deeper into the numbers—and the circumstances from which they sprout—and factor in all the imperceptible/unquantifiable ways he impacts a locker room, and Johnson's value is clear.
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Konyaev has helped pave this road within the media sphere with N+1, and Russian tech companies continue to sprout up, shaking off Soviet-era distaste for capitalist structures like startups.
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"The scenery is vast and mesmerizing," he writes: Ocotillos sprout from arid basins, their spiky tendrils and bright red blossoms swaying in the breeze like some kind of weird desert anemone.
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Critic's Notebook This week brought one of those mini-festivals that seem to sprout periodically in New York's classical music ecosystem: four evenings of choral music tied to the Christmas season.
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Fresh into town, a friend and I marveled at unusual dishes like "cauliflower wings" and brussels sprout chips, and at the sense that we'd stumbled into the clubhouse for local creatives.
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A former dry-ice building is being converted into a boutique hotel just across from the arena, and economic experts believe other developments including restaurants and shops will soon sprout up.
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By early September, the overlooked mounds of dark green leaves sprout dozens of flowering stems, which are held stiffly upright from each leaf node as if they were bleached and starched.
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Despite your previous, failed attempts to raise a snake plant beyond its sprout stages, you're sure that this is the summer you become the green-thumbed gardener you know you can be.
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Check out the beautiful music of marijuana in the video below, and head over to our 2016 feature on MIDI Sprout for a more detailed understanding of how the instrument actually works.
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The production on "Ye", though excellent, branches from Mr West's earlier work, whereas past records felt like an experimental seed dropped in the ground to sprout in pop culture for years ahead.
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Peat fires are particularly difficult to put out, and they pose an added risk to the forest, burning through the natural seed bank that would allow new trees to sprout next year.
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Body acne — you know, the throbbing red bumps that sprout angrily in the center of your chest or, even worse, your butt — is sometimes more frustrating than the pimples on your face.
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This time around the company is putting out the EcoQube Sprout, seeking funding on Kickstarter for the modular and stackable micro-garden that nutritious micro-veggies and microgreens in your own home.
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The past few years, I've made this super-easy Brussels sprout salad — with prosciutto, grape tomatoes, and this mustard balsamic vinegar dressing — which is light and refreshing but with a fun twist.
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"There will never be, because it's biologically impossible, a simple single-dose way to make an animal suddenly sprout wings or become huge and aggressive or turn into King Kong," he says.
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Considering how fast megacities are erected in places like China, the idea that these buildings might sprout in the some of the world's most least-populated places is not so far-fetched.
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In Nash's town of Lexington, near the Tennessee border, red, white and blue Trump signs sprout from streets studded with Baptist churches, the only banners of any presidential candidate in the area.
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But even in that White House garden where all those men stood, the soil yields diverse colors of flowers, crawling vines and shrubs, and even the random weed that manages to sprout.
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The FDA ordered Sprout to make changes to the drug's label to reflect that patients should stop drinking two hours before taking Addyi at bedtime or to skip the dose that evening.
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When I was a kid, people would try to plant that religion seed in my brain with hopes that I would sprout into this southern devout Christian, but it didn't exactly work.
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First reported on the fan site The Rowling Library, the Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw editions have a facts page in the back about the professors who head those Houses, Sprout and Flitwick respectively.
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We've seen the seed of this open Internet movement sprout in the last few years over issues like the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA), and net neutrality.
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I know his retribution will be swift and terrible, but no Christmas gift could be greater than this: seeing my Dad, despite his efforts to avoid it, unwittingly eat a raw sprout.
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It's been on shelves since October 17 under the name Addyi — but, as the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports, Sprout Pharmaceuticals' "little pink pill" has only been prescribed about 1,000 times so far.
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The U.S. needs to sprout at least 7.2 million affordable rental homes to meet the needs of Americans at or below the poverty level, according to the National Low Income Housing Coalition.
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"We got married in a fever, hotter than a pepper sprout," the author and former Fox News contributor tweeted to her more than 380,85033 followers on Twitter the day after the wedding.
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Before this stylish sprout was famous for his stand-up comedy, he was just another happy human in a hat growing up in St. Louis, MO. Can you guess who he is?
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Parents of some of the children affected by the mix-up told El País that seeing their babies sprout unexpected hair was "very scary," as they did not know what was happening.
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Indeed, Eckert's company attracted millions of dollars of private investment, and in 2015, Eckert and her co-founder (and then-husband), Bob Whitehead, sold Sprout and Addyi to Valeant for $1 billion.
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She has spent nearly two decades uncovering long-buried colonial histories using ballast seeds, which can lie dormant in the soil for hundreds of years, only to sprout in the right conditions.
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"The way they're legalizing it, it's coming from West to East," said Tori Pond, who opened a tiny-home company called Craft & Sprout with her husband, Ken, in Greenwich, Conn, last year.
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Front Burner For the first time in its 150-year history, Kusmi Tea is introducing a white tea, a type made from the very first tea leaves that sprout in the spring.
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But late last year, it was approved for the first time for "over the top" application, meaning spraying it on fields after the soybeans are already growing, instead of before they sprout.
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Pennywise, who sometimes takes the form of a giant spider-like monster, and whose pouty moue can suddenly sprout rows of sharp, brownish fangs, both feeds and feeds upon ordinary human viciousness.
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So let's take a peek regarding why Dropbox, Box and Sprout Social — one recent IPO and two slightly-out-of-favor SaaS shops — each shot higher after reporting their Q4-era results.
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The first usage of LOL appeared in a Canadian chat room 27 years ago, coined by a man who described it as a response to a joke by a friend named Sprout.
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There's been a significant uptick in the amount of discussion on social media about quitting Juuls and other vapes, according to data from Sprout Social, a company that monitors social media trends.
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North Korea's official KCNA news agency said restarting the drills would be an "act of ruthlessly trampling even a small sprout of peace that has been now seen on the Korean peninsula".
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They reappear in three dimensions in a set of sculptures suspended from the ceiling and a line of "Shape Trees" (2018) displayed on pedestals, where they seem to sprout from artificial branches.
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We're also thrilled that Netflix has helped us create a community screening program with a company called Film Sprout, which will host hundreds of screenings in schools, town halls, and community groups.
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Frozen mixed vegetables and peas packaged by Bountiful Harvest, First Street, Great Value, Live Smart, Market Pantry and Sprout between the dates of September 2 and June 2 are included in the recall.
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Social media management platform Sprout Social said there were about 4 million conversations on Twitter about the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia and Republican National Convention in Cleveland during the last two weeks.
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Zoning changes have prompted a batch of large rental and condominium buildings to sprout on the corridor in the last several years, giving many parts of the avenue a cleaner, more inviting look.
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If you're fresh out of ideas for tricking your kids, you can find inspiration from British journalist Mark Sparrow, who shared a horrifying image on Twitter Monday of a chocolate-covered brussels sprout.
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In a bunker-like setting with the odd sprout of greenery on the catwalk, models wearing black shiny leather outerwear opened the show, soon giving way to delicate prairie dresses and ruffled tops.
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When she sat down with a huge basket of soybean sprouts, I sat across from her and offered to help snap the tail off each sprout, as my mother does when making soup.
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It was far from a fairy-tale exit though; the company that acquired Sprout was plagued with problems and, ultimately, the business was given back to Eckert and its former shareholders — for free.
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He's dropped a bunch of songs in the form of an EP earlier this year (listen to them here), that meld a Tears for Fears / Prefab Sprout pop sensibility with swish modern production.
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Hinkie did not construct a functional basketball team that made incremental annual progress, but that was never his intent; he was nourishing a dish of undifferentiated cells that could sprout in any direction.
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The tech entrepreneur has sparked a lot of Twitter chatter; according to social media software company Sprout Social, Yang was the fourth-most-discussed candidate on Twitter during the last two Democratic debates.
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MSL, who was one of the founding members of North in 2017, will be in the lineup as North faces Sprout at DreamHack Open Leipzig next Friday in their Group B opening match.
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Exercise daily — if not regularlyGetting up and getting to the gym helped me feel productive first thing in the morning, and there&aposs something about the physical activity that causes ideas to sprout.
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If we consider the surface of the cell to be soil, then glycans would be the wonderfully diverse plant-life and foliage that sprout up and bring color and identity to the cell.
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"The Trump group's racket for resuming the war exercises is a wild act of ruthlessly trampling even a small sprout of peace that has been now seen on the Korean peninsula," KCNA said.
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China's crackdown has seen a flurry of Chinese-owned recycling plants sprout up overseas, especially in Southeast Asia, with the aim of processing the material into a form that can still enter China.
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They molt out of their juvenile bodies, sprout wings, make a ton of noise, have sex, and die within a few weeks (after making a few meals out of sucking on tree fluids).
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With the legality of knees to the head of a downed opponent, the front headlock and the various head and arm chokes and guillotines which sprout off of it gain much more importance.
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On Saturday, the 41st president tweeted a photo of a letter purportedly from a boy named Cooper who endorsed the vegetable and urged the 92-year-old president to start embracing the green sprout.
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THUMP spoke to the Data Gardeners about how the MIDI Sprout project inspires their spiritual practices, the benefits of biofeedback, and why the new frontier of technology may be remembering our body's innate capabilities.
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Sprout said out-of-pocket costs for patients on Addyi are nothing for the first eight weeks and $25 per month thereafter if they have insurance coverage or $99 per month for the uninsured.
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If Benton and his colleagues are right, there's a creature somewhere in the fossil record that was the first to sprout feathers—somewhere in rocks dated to be at least 250 million years old.
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The 17-year cicada, also known as the Magicicada, lives underground for 16 years and then, in the 17th year, in a magical, synchronized burst of life, they sprout wings and appear en masse.
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Murray somehow tiptoes unnoticed into the paint while a shot is airborne before he pops up with the two broomsticks that sprout from his shoulders to, often with one hand, tip it back in.
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G is now in a prime position to watch over those deals closely and potentially tap into some of the solutions and services sure to sprout up in the next five to 10 years.
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Unsurprisingly, perhaps, the most virulent forms of ageism sprout in retirement communities: in some, if those in assisted living visit the independent-living dining room, they're forbidden to bring in their walkers or wheelchairs.
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The country legend recently paid a visit to the set of Universal Kids' Sprout House, filming a guest appearance featuring performances of songs from her recently released first children's album, I Believe In You.
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"We always joke that Sprout is like a little bear," says Lauren, who scooped up her opossum from the side of the road where the animal's mother and siblings had met an unfortunate demise.
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But what will make this postseason unlike any other, beyond LeBron's absence, is the array of ancillary questions sure to sprout about the futures of the Warriors and many of the teams chasing them.
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Sara Haq has made dozens of delicate reeds sprout through the wooden floor, in an act of ecological disruption that also has delicate beauty (though its groan-inducing title, "Trans-plant," undercuts its poetry).
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A rhinoceros will soon be on view in Midtown Manhattan — a life-size aluminum rhinoceros, that is, from which a tire, a copier, a vacuum cleaner and other human artifacts sprout in all directions.
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Cloud kitchens is an interesting concept, and I have no doubt that we will see these sorts of business models for kitchens sprout up across urban cities as an option for some restaurant owners.
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On first exposure to moisture after a dry spell, the nodules quickly sprout a network of pale, spidery rain roots, allowing a cactus to suck up every possible droplet from a light desert sprinkle.
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In effect, Sprout Social used less than $110 million to build up over $100 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR) — the firm reached the $100 million ARR mark between Q2 and Q3 of 2019.
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Tap on the plant and the app recognizes it as a plant and offers plant-specific options, like having flowers sprout out of the pot or having a virtual raincloud coalesce over the plant.
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And thanks to a mandatory childhood vaccination program, the disease was declared eradicated in the U.S. in 2000, meaning there are no natural reservoirs in the country from where the disease can sprout up again.
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As many of these companies make that transition, they will sprout another wave of more interesting fintech companies as early employees go on to start their own companies in a virtuous wave of value creation.
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Before these cute cheeks were on the big screen for audiences to see, this award-winning actress was just another short-haired sprout giving puppy eyes in Boston, MA. Can you guess who she is?
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So ahead, we talk to the folks at plant-to-door delivery service Bloomscape, as well as the pros at Sprout Home, to find the best plants for all your not-so-plant-friendly corners.
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Even so, much of the province's wheat will fall short of milling quality, which pays farmers the highest prices, because wet weather caused it to sprout in the field, affecting potential dough strength for bakers.
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These emerging green spaces show how the clash between urban and rural is not always one way: Sometimes, maybe not often enough, it is nature that finds a way to sprout amidst humanity's great constructions.
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Laid out on light blue cloth and punctuated with medical tools, these approximations of fat, flesh, hair, and skin occasionally sprout leaves or mimic the shapes of branches; a few are embedded with shiny pearls.
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Our conversion into brand loyalists can start early, and the more time that passes, the more trust we sometimes put into a product, even if that trust didn't sprout from a logical or informed place.
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CVS/Caremark, the pharmacy benefits manager, notified Valeant several weeks before the pill's introduction that it would not cover Addyi at the $800 price, according to a letter Sprout shareholders sent to Valeant in March.
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As soccer grows in popularity in the U.S. and more fields sprout up around the country, in some places in the world building a field is not just about love of soccer, but about freedom.
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As new museums sprout up around the country, administrators and architects are incorporating sustainable features throughout the design process, from green roofs and "living walls" of plants to subterranean passageways filled with energy-saving technologies.
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Although they may be documented, no image, moving or still, can quite replicate the experience of witnessing them live, which is akin to watching a flower sprout, bud, bloom and die, all in hyper-speed.
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By midday, the number of Twitter messages containing Dick's name had jumped 12,000 percent from the average over the previous 213 days, according to Sprout Social, a social media management, advocacy and analytics software platform.
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Containing two pairs of matching sprout-like motifs, this area functions as fertile soil for the three pairs of increasingly complex geometric outlines that rise above it, culminating in two elaborate rose-window-like circles.
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But Mr. Cho's clothes, which might dangle enormous fringes of braid or sprout with giant flowers, were not the sort that were easily produced or sold, and he bucked against the pressure to be commercial.
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According to an article published in the journal Medical History in 1963, researchers tested the theory and found that in 70% of the cases, the urine of pregnant women did cause the grain to sprout.
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After the inmates' seeds sprout into saplings, and later into what the program calls "treenagers," they are then distributed to volunteers who go on to replace damaged trees at local parks with the new ones.
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They should be full all the time, because cooking like this does not just sprout up through every crack in the sidewalk, particularly at prices that, with one or two exceptions, don't go over $20.
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"A lot of times with off-grade produce, there's a scratch or a dent or a puncture, which reduces shelf life dramatically," Andrew Rose, of New Sprout Organic Farms, in Black Mountain, North Carolina, said.
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In Dowell's image "The Proper Headstones," cotton bolls sprout among the tombstones, as if to conjure up the ghosts of people whose bodies helped to build the church without compensation in life or recognition thereafter.
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Eventually, some 5 million to 7 million years later, around 26 million to 28 million years ago, the toothless whales began to sprout baleen, facilitating yet another transition, this time from suction feeding to filter feeding.
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In the town of San José del Pacifico, located in the chilly southern mountains, coffee shops with European breakfast menus cater to hippie hordes which arrive in June, when psychedelic mushrooms sprout on the hills nearby.
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GoGoVan and Lalamove are two of the last that remain standing from what was once a very cluttered field as the rise of Uber saw dozens of companies sprout up as an 'Uber for logistics' services.
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The plant-y patty is made of quinoa, chia, and green peas and is accompanied by vegan cheese, caramelized onions, mushrooms, baby spinach, and something called "21-Spice Thai Ketchup," all sandwiched between a sprout bun.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cones of white paper sprout from the seasalt-eroded pillars of one colonial building along Havana's seafront, elaborately painted curtains cascade from another while out front children play with an installation of multicolored hoses.
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Separately, investors in Sprout Pharmaceuticals, which makes the first drug to treat low sexual desire in women and was bought by Valeant last year, say the drug has been priced too high, Bloomberg reported on Friday.
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I love you as the seed that doesn't sprout but carriesthe heritage of our roots, secured, within a vault,and thanks to your love the organic taste that ripensfrom the fruit lives sweetly on my tongue.
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In the saddest slum of San Pedrolives are played out in the shade of a highwaywhere buses glide like lost thoughts overhead From the clutter of roofs sprout antennaefed by a seethe of thick misery within.
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It's not likely that new coal plants will sprout up across the country in the wake of the change as demand for coal drops in the face of cheaper natural gas and sources of renewable energy.
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When he took up residence in the White House as a widower following his inauguration, it is believed Jackson insisted on planting a sprout from Rachel's favorite magnolia tree from the couple's farm, Hermitage, in Tennessee.
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The indie bands obsessed over (XTC, Prefab Sprout, Sonic Youth), the hand-rolled cigarettes, the hasty meals, the late nights in bars, the hangovers, the one-night stands, the painful happiness of your first real loves.
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Instead, the support is being added to Instagram's API – meaning that social media software applications like Hootsuite, Sprout Social or SocialFlow now have access to the functionality, which they can then add to their own products.
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Van Duysen considered adding plants along the walls but decided their natural shapes and verdant hues clashed with the property's lunar-like severity; when wild grasses sprout, he pulls them up and rakes the terrain smooth.
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Over the last five years, she has released more than 90 lip offerings, including Collagen Lip Bath, $35, a plumping lip gloss (with heart shaped applicator) that contains marine collagen, mustard sprout extract and pearlescent pigments.
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If one singles tournament is pedestrian, the other might sprout wings, and though the men's game has routinely been must-see in a golden era of rivalries, the women carried the load at this Australian Open.
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For Bloom and Sprout, his new collections inspired by the lush jungles of Brazil, the São Paulo-born designer has heightened his exploration of color, extending the intense hues of his gemstones to the gold itself.
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In a day and age when wellness is prioritized and dozens of wellness practices sprout daily, with elements of the ancient practice of qigong forming the basis for many of them and studies highlighting the benefits.
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Unlike the MIDI Sprout, there is no instrument cable necessary; Shapiro imagines people attaching it to their plants at home, or bringing it on a hike to listen to the plants they encounter out in nature.
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In one video, two unidentified men in Marea, a town 15 miles north of Aleppo, are shown standing amid the ruins of a building, where twisted metal rods sprout like weeds from shattered blocks of pale concrete.
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Embattled drug company Valeant Pharmaceuticals has agreed to sell Sprout Pharmaceuticals, the maker of "female Viagra" drug Addyi, back to Sprout's shareholders in exchange for a 6% royalty that starts 18 months from when the deal closes.
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Now, consumers are looking for brands to take stands on societal issues: 66% of consumers find it important for brands to speak out on socio-political issues like gun control, according to new data from Sprout Social.
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Only women who have been diagnosed with hypoactive sexual desire disorder (HSDD), or clinically low sex drive, are eligible, and per the FDA; only doctors who have been specially trained by Sprout Pharmaceuticals can prescribe the drug.
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Sculptures range from Kurt Steger's post-minimal plywood structure perched on a boulder to Bayeté Ross Smith's stack of boomboxes and Sui Park's "Sprout" (183), a series of furry-looking biomorphic forms made with white cable ties.
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But Maya Konforti, a volunteer with L'Auberge des Migrants, a group working in Calais, said that time and time again the French authorities had dismantled migrant camps in or around Calais, only to see new ones sprout.
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The new-vegetable chips are mostly lower in fat than their classical counterparts, but not by much: an ounce of Vegan Rob's Brussels sprout puffs has 8 grams of fat; Lay's Classic potato chips have 10 grams.
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For some context, two other prominent social media management firms that compete with Falcon, Sprout Social and Hootsuite, are respectively valued at $800 million and anywhere between $750 million and $1 billion (depending on who you ask).
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Dumplings made from masa (ground daily by a neighboring taco shop) were dished up with braised pork and crispy brussels sprout leaves; it was as satisfying as a classic pozole (some 21 percent of Coloradans are Latino).
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Deserts teem with paradoxes: Gothic-looking cactuses sprout satiny flowers, some of which are edible; scorching days give way to nights that dip below freezing; summer monsoons bring ragged black clouds, torn along seams of white lightning.
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The season's upcoming ten episodes will also let the characters explore how "everything does really fall apart in the end, but somewhere in that wreckage, the seeds of change finally sprout," according to a press release from Showtime.
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In spirit, if not in sound it reminds me of Prefab Sprout songwriter Paddy McAloon's lonely, lovelorn solo experiment I Trawl the Megahertz—which is similarly about confronting the pressures and complexities of existence with gentleness and humility.
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The sell-off followed news on Wednesday that the drugmaker was being sued on behalf of former investors in Sprout Pharmaceuticals Inc, which Valeant had acquired, over its alleged failure to successfully market the female libido pill Addyi.
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Starting from the beginning of its life when it's just a little bean to the energy it takes to create, sprout, and ferment to make the soy sauce out of it is what soy sauce is all about.
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NEWARK, N.J. (Reuters) - In an old warehouse in Newark, New Jersey, that once housed the state's biggest indoor paint ball arena, leafy green plants such as kale, arugula and watercress sprout from tall metal towers under bright lights.
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One of the biggest vegetables growers in the Channel Islands lost its entire Christmas sprout supply earlier this month and now, farms in Lincolnshire—responsible for growing almost two-thirds of the country's sprouts—are also reporting losses.
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Brussels sprouts and eggplant were especially compelling because they were able to retain the most oil, either by absorbing it, as in the case of the eggplant, or by being trapped within the layers of the brussels sprout.
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His eye-catching cut, called "La Piña" — the pineapple — for its tall, spiky sprout, received enthusiastic rubs and fluffs from his teammates as he crossed home plate and Houston's Minute Maid Park reverberated with the excitement of fans.
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Keep the mowing to a minimum A neatly kept lawn is nice, but letting it grow a bit long invites bees to visit dandelions, clovers and other weeds that sprout, said Debra Tomaszewski, executive director of Planet Bee.
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The poker-faced Elsa indulges him, playing directly to the child's paranoia, feeding him "facts" about the age at which Jewish children sprout their horns, and how they sleep suspended upside-down from the ceiling, like vampire bats.
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"As business operations become more and more virtual, you can outsource financial oversight and expertise to accountants or financial professionals without paying for their health insurance and holiday pay," says Ben Sprout, a accountant and CFO of DollarSprout.com.
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Tuna, a chiweenie (Chihuahua-dachshund mix); Brussels Sprout, a Brussels griffon; and Meatball, a dachshund, are among the Instagram-famous animals that will be featured in meet-and-greets at this pet extravaganza, which opens at 9 a.m.
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There wasn't a lot of flavor in firm lumps of sweetbread with brussels sprout leaves and pale bands of lardon, and not much surprise in the juxtaposition of roasted salsify, sunchokes and leeks over a pale sunchoke purée.
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Might new businesses sprout up that allow people to securely store thousands of dollars in bundles of $100 bills, or could people buy physical objects as stores of value that the banks can't charge a negative interest rate on?
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An unusual computer hybrid that combines touch screen, touch mat, projection and 3D scanning and manipulation technology for an "immersive" computing experience, the new HP Sprout Pro G2 takes that original idea and refines it in several crucial ways.
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Meanwhile, Ottoman-style mosques continue to sprout – and not just in Europe and the U.S. Even Cuba – where only 0.1 percent of the population is Muslim – received its first ever mosque, with another on the way, courtesy of Turkey.
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For some context, Sprout last raised in 2016 — $42 million also from Goldman Sachs and NEA — and at the time it had a post-money valuation of $253 million, according to PitchBook, so this is a very healthy leap.
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I learned for one thing that food has changed dramatically in the last 20 years – from the way it is grown literally from seed to sprout to plate, how it's processed, and the kinds of additives that are used.
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This means that if you want to get your hands on scheduling features, you have to pay for subscription services like HootSuite, Sprout Social, or any one of the companies working as a Facebook Marketing Partner or Instagram Partner.
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After Kamala Harris' pointed criticism of Joe Biden in Thursday night's debate, there were more tweets about her than any other Democratic presidential candidate and those tweets generated more interactions, according to data provided to Axios by Sprout Social.
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"The business performance of Sprout meets or exceeds that of best-in-class SaaS companies, while the product's ease of use and scalability has led to its adoption in customers ranging in size from SMBs to Fortune 500 enterprises."
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"As a social media manager, you're the voice of a brand and serve as the front line for more than marketing or pushing out promotional messages," said Darryl Villacorta, a 34-year-old social media manager at Sprout Social.
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It was the first zinnia, the most photogenic bloom, and the first flower to sprout from the Veggie experimental setup, but without those qualifiers, most of the headlines you've been reading about space flowers—including our own—were incorrect.
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But in between these immersive works are the spot-saturated stepping stones that should not be overlooked: various series of large-scale paintings, smaller works on paper, and sculptures that seem to writhe and sprout wildly from the floor.
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The film, from directors Christian Desmares and Franck Ekinci, gallivants about an alternate Paris, where cable cars take 82 hours to groan their way toward Berlin, and houses can sprout legs and transform into submarines at a moment's notice.
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Just look at the hovering saucer of the Niterói Contemporary Art Museum (1996), perched at the edge of Rio's Guanabara Bay, or the Cathedral of Brasília's (1970) brilliant white crown of spears, which seems to sprout from the earth.
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"Valeant intends to comply with all of its obligations under our agreement with the former shareholders of Sprout, including, as they relate to marketing spend, number of sales reps, and post-marketing studies," said Laurie Little, a Valeant spokeswoman.
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Rains and heavy dew have slowed the harvest and, worse, caused mature, un-harvested wheat kernels in some areas to begin to sprout, severely damaging quality and triggering steep discounts from grain buyers of $1 or more per bushel.
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The brands I'm really excited about are ones I'm seeing sprout up on Instagram that seem to be run by denizens of Generation Z. It feels a lot to me like the new mode of operation is work smarter not harder.
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Even better, they tap non-irritating ingredients to plump, like hyaluronic acid microspheres, which fill in the fine lines in the lips to make them appear fuller, and mustard sprout extract, which can have a plumping effect without the burn.
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But there is still a place for third parties like Sprout Social to manage work that goes across a number of social sites, and to address services that the social platforms themselves do not necessarily want to invest in building directly.
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Sprout is a social media software management platform, so we enable brands and organizations, businesses of all sizes, to efficiently and effectively optimize their social strategy by bringing all the things they have to do in social in one place.
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Out of all the compelling new black metal projects that continue to sprout like magic mushrooms from the volcanic soil, Naðra most successfully captures the island's wild, untameable essence—and as their new EP, Form, shows, they're only getting better.
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The Sprocket (confuse it with the Sprout at your own peril) connects to an iOS or Android device via Bluetooth or NFC, using the company's app to print 2 x 3 photos or stickers from the handset or social media.
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It is a nonprofit political action committee with fund-raising power and shares its research on millennial voters with the Trump campaign, specifically the findings of its survey "Growing Up G.O.P.," the cover of which features hands cradling a plant sprout.
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Mining farms tend to sprout up where juice is cheap (typically, in proximity to hydropower projects with excess capacity to unload) and where temperatures are low (so you don't have to burn even more electricity to keep the rigs cool).
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With the rainy season set to start soon in Niger, Hassane and his fellow farmers need buyers for their leaves before the rains come, driving the prices down as fresh leaves sprout and supply surges across the western region of Tillabery.
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In a recent study, scientists at the University of California, Los Angeles, showed that drinking broccoli sprout extract for four days in juice could blunt the amount of inflammation that occurred in people's noses after exposure to diesel exhaust pollution.
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While observing hummingbirds in New Mexico, they noticed that when noise upset the birds' usual patterns of seed dispersal and pollination, this in turn affected where and when seeds were available for local mice — and, ultimately, where new seedlings might sprout.
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In a Peter Halley painting there are rectangles locked behind bars ("cells" and "prisons," as he calls them, which reference social control and containment, not just incarceration) and lines that sprout from them ("conduits," pathways for the flow of information).
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It is useful to introduce a metric instead of looking at gross dollars, given the high variance in revenue of the companies in the data set — Sprout Social had $106 million and Dropbox had $33,222 million in ARR, a 10x+ difference.
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"Right now, with what's happening with the Fed raising rates, opportunities are starting to sprout where you don't have to take a lot of risk," said Matt Dalton, CEO and CIO at Belle Haven Investments in Rye Brook, New York.
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With online accounting software, video conferencing and electronic document sharing, Sprout says your accountant can help you make decisions regarding taxes, cash flow, strategy and a multitude of other things beyond simply paying them to file a tax return every spring.
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Valeant priced Addyi at $800 a month even though Sprout had established a price point of about $400 a month based on market research, the investor group wrote in the letter sent to Valeant on March 14, according to Bloomberg.
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Ever since we announced the company in June of 2014 there's been companies that sprout here or there, threatening to launch something that either have died or continued to be vaporware, so we're still the first and only of our kind.
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