This has not stopped Peruvian restaurants from sprouting up there.
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This is a green that is sprouting up from the pavement.
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Are new coffee shops sprouting up because of new tech companies?
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Ads for voice-activated devices are sprouting up on seemingly every medium.
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As a result, a variety of environmentally conscious companies have begun sprouting up.
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I wanna see more Prides sprouting up in every community across the country.
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We're all used to seeing flower crowns sprouting up at festivals and weddings.
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Curved black banquettes hug the perimeter, with tropical plants sprouting up behind them.
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So, will more sports idioms be sprouting up in the years to come?
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Instead, it looks like a brand new building is sprouting up in its place.
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But was he daunted by his fund-raising competitors, those new museums sprouting up?
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One particular fungus that's sprouting up a lot in wellness circles is the Reishi mushroom.
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The Buddhist temples and cultural centres sprouting up suggest that they are here to stay.
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Basic income proposals are sprouting up again, from the right as well as the left.
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New manufacturing plants are sprouting up in America, and existing manufacturing plants are being expanded.
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Glittering high-rises and condominiums keep sprouting up along Miami Beach and other coastal areas.
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Just as hemp seedlings are sprouting up across the United States, so is the marketing.
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Glittering high-rises and condominiums keep sprouting up along Miami Beach and other coastal areas.
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A number of new businesses are sprouting up to try and wrangle the problem for retailers.
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And not only are new companies sprouting up, but renowned high-tech firms are moving in.
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There are robust communities discussing new products sprouting up every day in Quora, Product Hunt and Medium.
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To date, Schoen notes that there are rainbow crops sprouting up in Kenya, Mexico, Israel, and India.
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In 2011, it seemed like the signs of this second digital revolution were sprouting up all over.
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So it's interesting to see whether, in these countries, there may be pockets of collectors sprouting up.
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He's toured cities where local ballroom scenes are sprouting up, like Tokyo, Moscow, Paris, Mexico, and Seoul.
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Beefeater, a London staple since the 1800s, is sticking to basics even as rivals keep sprouting up.
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If you damage one vine, there's another one already sprouting up — another chance to get it right.
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Travel to Seattle now and you'll see tent cities sprouting up like mushrooms under our highways and bridges.
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Upscale malls and trendy residential areas are sprouting up everywhere and there are now several internationally accredited hospitals.
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Its head is split open down the middle, with huge hairs sprouting up out of the empty space.
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New roads, schools, community centers and other public facilities began sprouting up, funded largely by oil tax revenue.
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But before drug task forces started sprouting up under the Reagan administration, he'd never worked a drug case.
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That's a trend sprouting up in the age of minimal human interaction in light of the infectious virus.
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But craft breweries are sprouting up around the country—by 2016 there were around 150, up threefold from 2015.
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Those smart lampposts are already sprouting up in many democracies or are being planned as part of smart-city initiatives.
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Cross-party initiatives like Paddy Ashdown's "More United", which helped rally support for Ms Olney in Richmond, are sprouting up.
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These little montages have been sprouting up like weeds on my timeline lately, showcasing many smiley faces and birthday wishes.
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Rice is sprouting up through great reflective planes of water, so vivid it hurts your eyes to look at it.
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And with giant new condo towers sprouting up in every corner of the city, those numbers are likely to grow.
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Diversity is especially ripe in New York, they said, which is why so many brands are sprouting up in SoHo.
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New relationships are sprouting up all around you, both romantic and nonromantic, thanks to the new moon in empathetic, caring Cancer.
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Just watch this clip from the latest episode, "Jungle," showing glow in the dark fungi sprouting up in a time lapse.
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New industries are sprouting up around tech like artificial intelligence that are drawing top talent away from the Silicon Valley stalwarts.
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The series also capitalized on its arresting imagery, with memes about silent women in matching red cloaks seemingly sprouting up everywhere.
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Seattle's homelessness crisis has also worsened, with tent encampments sprouting up by the side of freeways, under bridges and in parks.
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Fifteen Fifty is among a spate of high-rise towers sprouting up in San Francisco that cater to high-earning workers.
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As the world of DNA sequencing becomes more efficient and less expensive, a number of companies are sprouting up within the space.
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We are sprouting up, we are looking for reform, uncovering the rape culture in this country where victims are blamed and shamed.
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Over the past few weeks I've been steeping myself in the developer and investor community that is quickly sprouting up around ARKit.
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The video opens with a shot of greenery sprouting up and blooming throughout the poverty-stricken regions of Gaza and West Bank.
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She had been travelling around the country, documenting Herbalife nutrition clubs that were sprouting up in communities dense with Spanish-speaking immigrants.
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Around this time, for-profit schools offering cannabis industry-focused education, like Cannabis Training University and Clover Leaf University, began sprouting up.
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Beard oils have been traditionally more of a niche product, with smaller companies such as Beardbrand sprouting up and leading the movement.
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In Billions, as in many workplace shows, the office is the dating pool — and relationships have been sprouting up at a greater frequency.
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We've visited both cities for the past few years, and have never been let down by the tech sprouting up in these markets.
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Deal Professor Assumed dead after Air Products and Chemicals failed to take over Airgas, hostile takeovers seem to be again sprouting up everywhere.
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But the EU is making a broader argument, which is that Google is preventing competitors from sprouting up, which has deep economic effects.
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To the west, you can see the new Hudson Yards skyscrapers sprouting up next to the Hudson River, and beyond that, New Jersey.
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Her hair is like a fern: Sprouting up from her scalp in all directions, its leaves layering upon one another, but pitch black.
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"From then on there was no stopping the number of shops sprouting up," Mr. Tshering said, adding that he found the trend unseemly.
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Samsung's Galaxy S10 is still months away, but rumors about the device are already sprouting up — and this one's as interesting as they come.
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Despite the cherry-flavored foods and beverages sprouting up this season, it's worth noting that in Japan, the sakura trees bear no actual fruit.
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Ambrosia clinics are sprouting up around the country, despite the fact that there are no published studies to demonstrate that this treatment is effective.
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Bare-bones tent cities are sprouting up all over, providing little more than basic shelter and some, but not nearly enough, food, water and medicine.
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Malls may be dying across the U.S., but in the grandiose desert capital of tiny, petro-rich Qatar, they are sprouting up left and right.
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Bike lanes began sprouting up, and almost every neighborhood has busy intersections that have been redesigned to make it easier for pedestrians to get around.
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She lost the place she once belonged, then went into the wilderness and found a new home sprouting up around her, out of the weeds.
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But at the same time, protests were sprouting up in smaller cities, including several in states and counties that swung Republican in the 2016 election.
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But as Austin's tech boom continues, and companies need more space, it's only a matter of time before more projects like the Domain start sprouting up.
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And thousands of startups are sprouting up to address some of the industries toughest challenges, such as how to store power for days instead of hours.
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Cheap Android alternatives keep sprouting up every day (today's example is the Realme X), featuring bezel-less screens, more RAM and storage, and, increasingly, better cameras, too.
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But he vowed to change the DNC's internal culture and to connect with progressive groups, including unions and grassroots groups that are sprouting up across the country.
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As in other areas of tech, a big infusion of cash from the world of VC has led to a large crop of IoT startups sprouting up.
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Gyms are also sprouting up because of millennials moving into urban centers, noted Peter Metcalf, who recently retired as head of climbing gear bellwether Black Diamond Equipment.
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When I visited in April, despite the gray skies, signs of spring were beginning to show: cherry-blossom buds opening, violet ephemerals sprouting up from the soil.
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The setbacks afflicting 5-Star show the problems facing unconventional, populist parties that are sprouting up across Europe as they evolve from raucous protest movements into mature rulers.
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As Chris Martin was finishing the final sip of his lemon tea at the O2, fierce and fun Brits Awards resistance parties were sprouting up across the city.
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There's an entire digital cottage industry sprouting up around Pokémon Go, the explosively popular augmented reality game that has people hitting the streets scouring for imaginary pocket monsters.
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FreshBox Farms, which has been operating since 2015, joins a growing number of indoor vertical farms that have been sprouting up in recent years and spanning the country.
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As rich Asians target greater investment diversification and as business owners hand over to successors, family offices are sprouting up in regional financial hubs of Singapore and Hong Kong.
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Functional medicine: If the body were a garden bed and its diseases weeds sprouting up, traditional medicine might look to specialists to eradicate the weeds and keep things growing.
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Bulk grocery stores, or what Zero Wasters call "unpackaged" stores, have proliferated in her wake, sprouting up in cities from South Africa to Malaysia as she tours the world.
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My hair suddenly got thicker and darker, and started sprouting up in places I never even knew hair could grow, including the tops of my cheeks and my forehead.
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New York was the home of the American boxing craze, and numerous individuals from all classes trained and sparred in new gyms sprouting up throughout the city and state.
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She spoke of the new housing sprouting up in North Nashville, including the buildings that residents call "tall and skinnies," built to maximize space and profits on small lots.
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After the 2016 election, small Democratic groups began sprouting up all over, many started by mid- and late-career women who had done little, if any, political work before.
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Condos and boutique-looking businesses are sprouting up on any parcel of land big enough for an outhouse, so the area is likely in phase two of its "cool" demise.
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Crate Cafe The most popular of the stylish cafes sprouting up along one of Canggu's main streets (also named Batu Bolong), Crate wouldn't feel out of place in Venice Beach.
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Within hours, unofficial resistance, or rogue, Twitter accounts began sprouting up, emblazoned with the logos of government agencies, the list growing to at least 14 such sites by Wednesday afternoon.
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In Midtown and elsewhere in Manhattan, supertall skyscrapers are sprouting up every day that will join the ranks of the city's tallest (and the world's) within the next few years.
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Back in the early days of Refinery29 (we're talking 2005/2006), there was a really exciting surge of independent designers and boutiques sprouting up in big and small cities alike.
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The orange patches are countless poppies sprouting up, but depending where you are in the state, there are also yellow dandelions and other pink and purple desert wildflowers to admire.
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But the tent cities sprouting up around urban areas in red and blue states are proof that too many people are falling through the giant holes in that safety net.
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The moon in question, Enceladus, has been a considered hotspot in the search for extraterrestrial life since NASA's Cassini satellite discovered that plumes sprouting up from the moon's surface contained water.
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He said those opportunities are sprouting up as nearly 80 North American oil and gas companies have entered bankruptcy, creating the chance to pick up acreage that distressed drillers must divest.
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Meanwhile, the small plants sprouting up through cracks in the floor might easily be mistaken as the results of neglect, but they are actually impeccably rendered bronze sculptures by Tony Matelli.
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The symbolism—new order sprouting up in the derelict precincts of the old—was on the nose, as was the vibe: food trucks, local craft beers, a "Zen Zone" meditation tent.
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Women were allowed into sports stadiums earlier this year, and this summer, will be allowed into the driver's seat, with several driving schools for women sprouting up in the desert kingdom.
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It's the sound of construction on high-rises, condos and luxury hotels — all sprouting up, in towering variations of steel and stone and glass, along a half-mile stretch of beach.
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Meanwhile, as the Gulf coast begin the years' long work of recovering from Hurricane Harvey, American flags are sprouting up in yards across the region as a symbol of national unity.
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Once the enemy, a combination of factors — which primarily include driver supply constraints and tight regulations — have led to Uber taxi services sprouting up in Korea, Taiwan, Myanmar, Indonesia among other places.
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Although these businesses are sprouting up across Wall Street, they are unlikely to make up for huge profits banks earned during the glory days of bond trading, at least not anytime soon.
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For many, the story that a white man had targeted a young black girl was at once shocking but not surprising, given the heightened displays of racism and hate sprouting up nationwide.
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Valev and the OZBG are the most prominent faces of this effort, but other armed-vigilante patrols have been sprouting up and following their lead, also hoping to be turned into patriotic heroes.
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Now roads and pavements are in better shape, and with skate parks sprouting up, the skate scene has landed on its feet in the East African city -- and the skateboarders are turning heads.
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They went on, and ended up at the home of a neighbor, who was cooking hot dogs and hamburgers for the makeshift evacuation shelter that was sprouting up in his home and garage.
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Such fires are common in poorer neighborhoods and slums in Brazil, where scant government planning during decades of rapid urbanization resulted in informal settlements sprouting up, housing millions who sought jobs in urban centers.
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Despite cold December weather, the film's picturesque Cherry Tree Lane blossomed outside the Royal Albert Hall venue, with plenty of the blooming plants sprouting up the stairs to a replica of the Banks' house.
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Over the last several years NoHo, between the East Village and Greenwich Village and just above SoHo, has changed rapidly, with high-rise buildings sprouting up and industrial buildings being converted into luxury residences.
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Since they tend to have more money to spend than their millennial counterparts, developers are actively figuring out how to lure them to into one of the luxury buildings sprouting up across the city.
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Luxury glass high-rises and tech offices have gone up, and new tech sprouting up on city streets has become so common that an office devoted to regulating emerging technologies is set to launch.
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But Ms. Mellon envisions her operation less as a fashion brand than as a tech company, albeit one in stiletto heels, just like so many others sprouting up along Los Angeles's growing Silicon Beach.
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Competition in the health and wellness space is fierce as ever, with new apps constantly sprouting up promising to help people change their lives, coupled with consumer preferences that aren't favorable to diet companies.
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A host of spas are sprouting up in isolated tracts among the highlands, and though there's hiking, biking and access to some of the Alps' easier ski slopes, sports are a mere afterthought here.
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Tide PodsPhoto: APKicking off 240, troll-y memes about the deliciousness of Tide Pods began sprouting up across social media, and some adults actually began to worry about a widespread epidemic of laundry detergent poisonings.
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Cafes — including Hantverk & Found, which offers wine and seafood from southeast England, and also doubles as a gallery — are sprouting up among the fish-and-chip shops that line the cobblestone streets of Old Town.
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With so much development going on — modern apartment buildings sprouting up, fancy restaurants opening, a massive ongoing plan to turn the shuttered Aalborg Akvavit Distillery into a new cultural center — some history has been erased.
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While forced labor is rife among Britain's building sites, nail bars, factories and farms, car wash slavery has grown over the past decade with unregulated businesses sprouting up nationwide, anti-slavery authorities said last year.
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While forced labor is rife among Britain's building sites, nail bars, factories and farms, car wash slavery is rocketing with unregulated sites sprouting up rapidly nationwide, according to the country's anti-slavery agency and chief.
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While self-service check-in kiosks as we know them today started sprouting up at airports in 2000, they've only really become prevalent recently, though travelers are more reluctant to use them than you might think.
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What may have been considered eccentric then can only be called essential now: new ways of digitizing and sharing scientific data are sprouting up everywhere, and Summers' prescient work has spurred other experts to attempt the same.
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After a number of "100 Layer" videos began sprouting up online, a number of bloggers jumped aboard the beauty video trend, which showed us what we'd look like after applying 100 layers of lipstick, mascara, and beyond.
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Other pioneering, independent arts organizations were sprouting up in New York around the same time, each with a distinct mission in the service of emerging art forms, including Printed Matter, Artists Space, the Kitchen, and Exit Art.
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While hotel restaurants are sprouting up around the country, in New York they have a particular local flavor, shaped by real estate forces and the fact that, unlike Las Vegas or Miami, the city rarely imports chefs.
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Not only is there existing content that it can't license right now until current terms expire, but there are competitors sprouting up and even the potential for competition from production companies which are experimenting with their own offerings.
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"Denmark is becoming northern Europe's hub for data centers with a high prospective for growth for the tracking industries delivering solutions to the many data centres sprouting up all over the world," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
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Like many of its Caribbean neighbors, communist-governed Cuba imports more than two-thirds of its food, despite having rich farmland and hundreds of urban farms sprouting up in old parking lots, rooftops, or other small plots of unused land.
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While forced labor is rife across Britain's building sites, nail bars and farms, car wash slavery is rising with unregulated businesses sprouting up nationwide and most victims too scared to speak out, the country's anti-slavery agency and chief say.
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Despite the ethereal condominium towers sprouting up over the global capitals of the world, there is no question that the Great Recession once again dimmed the profession's intellectual hubris, and the last eight or so years have been a kind of interregnum.
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Not coincidentally, that meant more money to buy lasers, which became a crucial part of the carnival atmosphere surrounding the mega-raves that soon began sprouting up, and the perfect cutting-edge tool for elevating an age-old bacchanal into a cheesy sci-fi future.
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Start-ups are sprouting up to take advantage of recent shifts with U.S. health care, namely the transition from "fee for service," which involves payment for tests and procedures, to "value-based care," which involves providing high-quality and efficient health care at the lowest price.
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Now for those whose tastes have graduated beyond the backpacking years but whose finances have not, a new breed of hybrid hostel sprouting up on this side of the Atlantic bundles better design, lively bars and restaurants and even some private rooms, all still nicely priced.
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Residential buildings sprouting up to higher altitudes include a 153-story shimmering ribbon at 100 East 53rd Street (another Foster and Partners project); a 64-story glass-and-terra-cotta tower at 138 East 50th Street; and a 49-story shard at 131 East 47th Street.
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I don't know why, but the sight of those dark black hairs sprouting up from what was once smooth skin really disturbed me, and so I started to use my mom's fancy tweezers and pluck them out one by one whenever I saw them grow in.
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It was early 1003, and I was hitting balls at Haoyun Golf Club, a driving range in one of the many new development areas sprouting up around Chongqing, often called sprawling but really just enormous: roughly the size of South Carolina, with a population of around 30 million.
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Having originally sprung to life in a small office in West Los Angeles, Marvel Studios now takes up the entire second floor of the sprawling Frank G. Wells building on Disney's backlot, plus the screening rooms and post-production facilities sprouting up all around the studio to accommodate Marvel's massive slate.
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And while the Zika cases sprouting up all over the country are mainly due to international travel to high-risk Zika infected areas in Latin America and the Caribbean, the virus is also spread through sexual transmission and locally through mosquitoes in south Florida that are testing positive for the virus.
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From inside shipping containers in Brooklyn, New York, to a disused air-raid shelter under London's streets and an innocuous warehouse on a Dubai industrial estate, vertical farms are sprouting up in all sorts of places, nourished by investment in the business from the likes of Japan's SoftBank and Amazon's founder, Jeff Bezos.
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So, with the wind in my sails and the news that huge establishments selling vinyl were sprouting up all over Britain, I decided to clear my Saturday schedule, wolf down a bagel, and set off on my travels; eager to meet the auteurs of tomorrow and get used to where I would be spending my weekends from here on out.
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There has been a dramatic reduction in terrorist incidents originating from the West Bank over the past decade and thus fewer incursions by and confrontations with Israeli Defense Forces - cooperation between Palestinian and Israeli intelligence services as well as U.S. mentoring deserves much of the credit; and Ramallah itself seems to be booming – construction everywhere and new shops, restaurants and cafes sprouting up almost weekly.
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Anxiety and the rise of Lou Barletta Alarmed by the growing number of immigrants drawn to town by the low-wage warehouse distribution center jobs that were sprouting up in the area, Hazleton's then-mayor, Lou Barletta, pushed through an ordinance in 20033 prohibiting landlords from renting to undocumented immigrants, fining the employers who hired them and making English the official language of the town.
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As a French speaker and a member of the provincial pacification team in neighboring Binh Long province, I had been tasked with liaising with the French on issues of mutual interest, matters that were unfortunately overwhelmingly negative: the sudden appearance on the plantation of huge numbers of American military personnel and the disruption and destruction their presence wrought — red-light huts sprouting up, the plantation hospital being thrown into disarray, a military airfield extending into the rubber groves and, most significantly, the wholesale destruction of those precious trees that produced latex, the "white gold" so prized in world markets.
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