Zinnia plants starting to grow on the International Space Station.
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He was also starting to grow his hair very long.
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This is 1991; the group was really starting to grow.
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"It is starting to grow year on year," he said.
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"There's definitely some concern that's starting to grow," he said.
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The monsters of Vanderpump Rules are really starting to grow up.
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So its pile of foreign currency bonds is starting to grow.
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You can just see these things starting to grow in 2012.
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In Lance's words: Maybe SXSW is starting to grow up (6:14).
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Finally, after all these years, Cunningham is starting to grow on me.
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My hair is starting to grow back and I'm actually a little sad.
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The shock of what is happening is starting to grow roots inside me.
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Nonetheless, Wall Street is starting to grow worried about a looming tech crackdown.
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Most had processed hair, but Green was just starting to grow out an afro.
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There are signs U.S. officials are starting to grow uncomfortable with this arrangement, however.
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My feelings for Jordan were really starting to grow, however I had my reservations.
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Worries about a massive crisis in the global bond market are starting to grow.
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The situation was starting to grow calm until Sandmann got in Phillips' face, Taitano said.
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So, Nextdoor, which is a social network for the local neighborhood that's really starting to grow.
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I didn't love this feature when I bought it, but it's starting to grow on me.
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At that point, we thought, We're starting to grow very fond of our silly Goose Game.
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That's the line that's been repeated since the outbreak starting to grow in the United States.
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Mr. Tull pivoted to the foreign box office, which was starting to grow, especially in China.
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TB: We're dimly aware, at the periphery, that the buzz and the enthusiasm is starting to grow.
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"He was a youngster and just starting to grow up," Zoo Director Thane Maynard told The Washington Post.
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This tiny human just starting to grow in my body, and not even I could really feel it.
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And yet, since we found out we were having a boy, Thor is starting to grow on me!
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But I feel a little seed of that starting to grow and I need to get past it.
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Vietnamese firms are starting to grow to try to accommodate the influx of companies, mostly apparel and shoe makers.
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"Major Sun Belt metros are starting to grow more rapidly," said William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institute.
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Girls at that age were starting to grow out of Justice clothes, yet that's where my swimsuit was from.
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" Platt said just as the company was starting to grow, "The best thing and the worst thing happened to me.
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I'm one week into wearing the Swarovski Activity Tracking Jewellery and I can say it's starting to grow on me.
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More and more, landlords are looking to have strong, if not exclusive, relationships with younger brands just starting to grow.
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While going pro before college is relatively common in men's sports, the practice is starting to grow in women's sports too.
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With our trade partners starting to grow faster, their demand for U.S. exports increased, helping to improve the U.S. trade deficit.
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I went to Ukraine for the first time in 2009—around the time the Femen movement was starting to grow in France.
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Last June, Nike said sales were finally starting to grow again in North America, citing momentum in its direct-to-consumer business.
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And even though it's freezing outside, we've already starting to grow weary of all those "cozy" cold-weather reminders inside our abodes.
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Germany is launched into a period of new political instability and just at the point when other problems are starting to grow.
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VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: I mean, this is a president that really does believe that-- that this economy's only starting to grow.
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Most are looking at investing in Sudanese farms, trying to sell machinery and high-yielding seeds or starting to grow products themselves.
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We believe it's caused some investors to trim positions as the worries around this situation are starting to grow on the Street.
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Nobody could be better placed to read the signs that a group of superstars was starting to grow immune to his messages.
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Meanwhile, some of Alphabet&aposs "Other Bets" are starting to grow up at the exact moment Pichai must take responsibility for them.
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As the partnership that spawned Bloodlust was fading from view, another world was starting to grow in stature—the subculture of retro gaming.
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After the wave of LGFV deals, rising yields suggest some investors are starting to grow cautious amid a broader selloff in Chinese bonds.
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Data showed manufacturing expanding in December at its fastest pace since March 22005, a signal that the economy is starting to grow again.
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Members of Congress, including some Republicans, are starting to grow weary of Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt's seemingly endless parade of scandals.
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Update: Sanaa Lathan's drastic September 2017 haircut is starting to grow in — and with that, she's growing more comfortable with her shorter length, too.
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She had been upside down in the window for around 15 minutes at this point, and I was starting to grow concerned for her health.
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Let me ask this— VICE PRESIDENT MIKE PENCE: I mean, this is a President that really does believe that this economy's only starting to grow.
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"The ag-tech sector is at a similar stage to where AI was in 2009, it is early and just starting to grow," Quigley says.
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Twitter had just passed its fifth birthday, and it was only starting to grow into its role as the global clearinghouse for opinions and news.
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Google's two-toned style is starting to grow on me, even if the black-on-black color scheme is the least interesting of the bunch.
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While forests are starting to grow back in some places, including Europe, there's still large-scale deforestation still taking place in much of the world.
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However, with the improvement in global growth beginning in early 2016, international earnings are now starting to grow faster than those in the United States.
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I dove down to see the Underwater Pavilions and came back two weeks later and there was sea grass starting to grow on the Pavilions.
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Coeure, dropping signals that he was starting to grow impatient with QE, told Le Journal du Dimanche he was hopeful Thursday's extension would not be repeated.
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Philion said different elements separated Puma from competitors, such as offerings that blend sport and lifestyle apparel, two categories that are starting to grow less distinct.
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A positive sign for automakers is that U.S. jobless rates are at the lowest levels since 2000, and average incomes are starting to grow more robustly.
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We've had almost a year to get used to his new brows, and we even might go as far to say they're starting to grow on us.
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" Fast Company also has a separate profile on Rad starting to "grow up," which includes such tasteful quotes as, "Have you ever seen this many hot girls?
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Perhaps the Fed is starting to grow worried about the negative impact that higher borrowing costs are having on the economy, especially the credit-sensitive housing market.
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Stenger, her former colleague, recalls it as a moment when Hiatt's children were starting to grow up — and Hiatt reacted by digging into her career even more.
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I think the other thing that's really exciting is the fact that we're starting to grow so much, we're starting to create an economy near their village.
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So, I believe that shareholder appreciation is starting to grow for sustainability, and more and more investment funds are putting this now as a criterion for the future.
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"It's slowly starting to grow, yet the legacy of the crisis is very large," Maartje Wijffelaars, senior economist at RaboResearch's Global Economics and Markets, told CNBC via email.
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According to the German zoo, the cubs, who were born pink and tiny, are getting bigger every day and are starting to grow their black-and-white coats.
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"I think the meeting revealed that there are some tensions starting to grow within the group," said Robert McNally, president of the Rapidan Group, a market research firm.
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When he was beginning his career in the early 1970s, awareness of the dangers of environmental damage and the threat posed by climate change was just starting to grow.
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Because of this reality, she recommended starting to grow your online presence "sooner rather than later" in order to establish your credibility, showcase your work, and grow your network.
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After looking back and forth between these renders for a while, I gotta admit the Pixel 3 XL's style is already starting to grow on me, silly grin and all.
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All eyes will be on the ECB for clues about the speed and timing of monetary tightening and any signs it is starting to grow uncomfortable with the currency's strength.
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Near Dargue lies an area of pastoral land where people from surrounding villages have been paid to build half moon pits around which small plants are now starting to grow.
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Ocasio-Cortez still grapples with anxiety when it comes to failure, she told Saujani, but it's something she's starting to grow out of; she's learning to roll with the punches.
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The victory shows Sanders' attacks on Clinton's support for some free trade agreements are working in the industrial Midwest — and that he might be starting to grow beyond his base.
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"You're seeing it throughout the country where mills are expanding, or building new mills, and our industry is starting to grow to meet the increase in the demand," said Brochu.
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Analysts say demand in Europe remains flat and emerging markets such as Brazil and China are still in a major slowdown, although deliveries in the U.S. are starting to grow again.
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Oil - a crucial source of revenue - has bounced back above $20053 and Russian manufacturing expanded at its fastest pace since 2011 in December, a sign the economy is starting to grow again.
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"When we were making the transition to PlayStation 3, that was when mobile and Facebook were starting to grow really fast, and that sent ripples throughout the more traditional industry," says Price.
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Oil - a crucial source of revenue - has bounced back above $50 and Russian manufacturing expanded at its fastest pace since 2011 in December, a sign the economy is starting to grow again.
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"There's a lot of talent coming out of UPenn and Drexel that will be really helpful in setting up our startup and starting to grow in the next few years," they said.
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He's starting to grow suspicious that Alaska is the one who ratted them out and he expects her to shy away at seeing the two of them again, but instead she's excited.
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He argues that as shoppers seek more natural looks — a trend that's reflected in the popularity of bralettes and a downturn in breast augmentation surgeries — Victoria's Secret's message is starting to grow stale.
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WATCH THIS: How to Make Five-Minute Chickpea Tabbouleh Kathleen: Granola bar for breakfast (they're starting to grow on me a little bit) and the leftover turkey chili from day two for lunch.
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I'd reached a point where using the women's locker room was no longer possible due to facial hair starting to grow in, but I didn't feel safe using the men's locker room either.
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"This pic is 100000x funnier now because this Bali trip is when we made MIA 😂😂😂 little did we know a BABY was starting to grow in there!!" she captioned the gallery.
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"This pic is 100000x funnier now because this Bali trip is when we made MIA 😂😂😂 little did we know a BABY was starting to grow in there!!" she captioned the gallery.
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There have been plenty of celebrity babies born into the entertainment world over the past few years, but the kids who were born in the mid-2000s and 2010s are starting to grow up!
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"I don't respond well to inflexible routines and tend to only handle it at six to eight months at a time before starting to grow frantic and seeing my mental health go downhill," she said.
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All eyes will be on the ECB press conference later for clues about the speed and timing of monetary tightening and any signs of president Mario Draghi starting to grow uncomfortable with the currency's strength.
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As department stores and established retailers like Sears and J Crew begin to scale back their real estate footprints, e-tailers like Allbirds, Warby Parker, Casper, Everlane, Untuckit and Bonobos are really starting to grow.
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"Temer's political standing in Congress has improved a lot, because the economy is starting to grow again and the pressure of another corruption charge is falling," said the government's deputy whip in the lower house, Beto Mansur.
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With migrants starting to grow desperate for alternate routes, even with the chance of heightened physical risk and exploitation, smugglers are scoping out new paths into Europe and fanning out among asylum seekers in Greece promising help.
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To push this metaphor even further, we tend to think about our relationships with robots as this unitary thing, but there's a dynamic ecology that's starting to grow, and for different types of robots we have different relationships.
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Arrigo seems optimistic that the timelines are finally starting to grow more solid, and that already announced standalone products from companies like Oculus and HTC will begin to broaden appeal and shape VR into something more friendly and accessible.
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Finally, Draghi said, fiscal policies were now "pro-cyclical", especially in the United States but also in the EU, where many states were planning to ease austerity and increase spending, even as their economies are starting to grow anyway.
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"It's kind of a full-service real estate company that we started here in Philadelphia three years ago and it's starting to grow really well right now and I think I can just add to that," he told Cramer.
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I got my hair done about a month and a half ago, so it still dries fairly frizz-free and uniform, but my roots are starting to grow out and I can get some rather unpredictable kinks throughout my hair.
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Drudge has been a top supporter of Trump during his campaign and the first few months of his administration, but sources told CNN that Drudge is starting to grow frustrated with Trump for not following through with his campaign promises.
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Oil, a crucial source of revenue for Russia, has bounced back above $50 and last month Russian manufacturing expanded at its fastest pace since 2011, a sign the economy is starting to grow again after more than two years of pain.
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"Given that Bernanke is widely viewed as almost the godfather of helicopter money, I think speculation is starting to grow that they will deliver something along those lines," said Mazen Issa, senior FX strategist at TD Securities in New York.
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Despite this, public awareness around the issue of food waste is slowly starting to grow, one of the reasons why Iain Griffiths and Kelsey Ramage of leading London bars White Lyan and Dandelyan have created a side project to tackle the issue.
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That would be my reaction to recent reports that wages are finally starting to grow faster in the U.S. Normally, when the economy really gets going, companies have to scramble to hire enough workers, or to hire the exact skills that they need.
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Her job in the battery factory required employees to shower on the premises after work because of their exposure to chemicals, and she was starting to grow breasts from the hormones she was taking, so she told co-workers she was now Kate.
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"To me, this illustrates a new insight that is starting to grow: The early evolution of flying dinosaurs was not one direct path to the flight of modern birds but involves a large diversity of evolutionary solutions to the opportunities that flight offers," he said.
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As decades-old brands like Victoria's Secret, Gap, Claire's and Mattress Firm are shutting stores across the U.S., combating sluggish sales thanks to lack of innovation, a group up-and-coming retailers — many of them born on the internet — are starting to grow offline.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It seemed the slam-dunk emerging markets trade of the year - an economy starting to grow after a two-year funk, rising oil prices, and above all, a friendlier White House that was expected to lift punitive curbs on investment and fundraising.
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He said the billboards' message hit a raw nerve for Nova Scotians in particular - the province's economy is starting to grow after years of stagnation, which he attributes to the record-high numbers of immigrants Nova Scotia has received in the last couple of years.
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Online start-up The RealReal launched in 183 but is just now starting to grow its physical presence, right as a new wave of e-commerce brands looks to take over spaces previously occupied by Toys R Us, RadioShack, Rue21 and other bankrupt brands.
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"We as an industry have got to get that message across because you don't want to disrupt the economies that are now starting to grow a little bit, you don't want to disrupt the free flow of capital, you don't want to disrupt people's lives," Moynihan said.
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But progressives who see the wide-ranging bill as a non-starter are starting to grow impatient that their own, narrower proposal — restoring DACA-style protections for immigrants brought to the county illegally as children in exchange for border-security measures — isn't getting a fair shake.
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In this 2015 article The Times reported on how schools and districts across the country are experimenting with mindfulness programs: In schools in New York City and in pockets around the country, the use of inward-looking practices like mindfulness and meditation is starting to grow.
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Starting in 22005, Sun Microsystems began experimenting with a new kind of programming language designed specifically for interactive televisions, though when interactive TVs inevitably failed to generate heat, Sun and the language's primary developer, James Gosling, moved the idea to the broader Web, which was just starting to grow.
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"When I first finished chemo, and my hair was starting to grow back in the spring of 2012, I ran into a distinguished professor of film at a fund-raiser," said Ms. McCarthy, who had had breast cancer but who had recently been found to be cancer-free.
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"Sterling held up well, and we have a window of 'Brexitless' trading until March and the resumption of talks while it also seems that support for a second referendum is starting to grow, especially in the parliamentary parties," said John Marley, head of FX strategy at Infinity International, a currency risk management firm.
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Moderate Republicans and House members in districts that are either generally competitive or which Hillary Clinton carried in the 2016 presidential election are starting to grow frustrated with the effectiveness of groups like the House Freedom Caucus in influencing legislation, often by withholding their votes as a bloc until demands are met.
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With seven other candidates competing against the liberal Mr. Sanders, raising the possibility of a fractured moderate vote in South Carolina and on Super Tuesday, pressure is also starting to grow on some Democrats to drop out — particularly Senator Amy Klobuchar, the billionaire Tom Steyer and even former Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who narrowly won the Iowa caucuses.
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The economy is just starting to grow again and with unemployment on the decline, Tsipras – who is lagging behind rival party New Democracy in the polls – will look to capitalize on the positive comments from the French president to further encourage investments into the country and pave the way for an eventual full return to markets once the third bailout program ends in Autumn 2018.
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