The rooftop solar industry is wising up to this trend.
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Investors are wising up to the bubble in risky corporate bonds.
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Meanwhile, Spears has been wising up to the dance world in recent years.
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And in return, some credit card holders are wising up to the benefits game.
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Even luxury brands such as Dolce & Gabbana are (more slowly) wising up to this underserved customer base.
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Both Bird and Lime seem to be wising up to the limitations of the scorch-the-earth strategy.
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The U.S. is not the only country wising up to the costs of doing business with the Chinese.
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Many in the industry are wising up to the fact that buzzword bingo created by vendors is hurting, not helping the security community.
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Luckily for us, brands are wising up to this and have created a category of products that can help us along in our cat-eye endeavors.
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Instead of being "wowed" by technology that looks great on the surface, retailers are wising up to the fact that it also needs to serve a purpose.
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As people continue to share their stories using #MeToo, some nightlife spots are wising up to sexual harassment and posting signs that make it clear it's not welcome.
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Research from last year suggests this breed is waning in popularity, a consequence of people wising up to the fact that German shepherds are now highly susceptible to illness.
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She says that politicians are wising up to the dangers of sounding off on Twitter and Facebook, but fears that scandals will persist unless schools improve their social-media education.
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But another part comes from cryptocurrency entrepreneurs wising up to the fact that their little upstart protocols, in order to be valuable, needed to have an ecosystem built around them.
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Following the release of the iPhone SE earlier this year, it appears that people are finally wising up to the fact that they don't have to upgrade their phones every year.
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Every internet platform is wising up to the fact that web-native creators who grew up on their sites often create the most compelling content and the most fervent fan bases.
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Established artists with built-in fanbases are wising up to the fact that they hold the power in the premiere exchange, though, and it might not be a sustainable model for much longer.
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Because of the increasingly steep costs to attend college and get a degree, that's something more students are now wising up to, said Stephen Dash, founder and CEO of Credible, a student loan marketplace.
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Hopefully you've gotten it drilled into your head by now that protecting your skin from the sun's harsh rays with a daily SPF is essential — and hopefully you're already wising up to the potential damage blue light can cause, too.
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As of late, celebrities have been wising up to the perks of the easily recreated outfit: It could be seen as a new way to re-wear something (as Kendall Jenner demonstrated with her Coachella bralette), or as a nod to nostalgic fashion (we see you, Rowan Blanchard).
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But for every brand that puts essential oils in their formulas like they're going out of style (and they're really not — people have been using them for thousands of years, which is a good indicator that they'll probably never stop), there's another brand that's wising up to the fact that, while they're not inherently bad, they just don't work for everyone.
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Upon wising up to their ruse, she and her chicks wink at each other upon knowing what to do with Peter and Donald later. She cooks up a tantalizing assortment of corn dishes, and heads over to Peter and Donald to help her eat them, but before she can open her mouth, they already fake their belly aches. Once she asks, they are miraculously "cured" but all she gives them is castor oil, to teach them a lesson. As the hen and her chicks eat the corn themselves, Peter and Donald, with nothing but an appetite, repent with all their might by kicking each other in the rump.
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Loyal Rue states that there is nothing in the core of everybody's story to rule out belief in a personal deity. However belief in God is not an indispensable part of this narrative and here will be both theistic and non-theistic versions of it.Loyal Rue – Everybody's Story: Wising Up to the Epic of Evolution, SUNY Press, 1999, He says it is the fundamental story of matter, created from energy, the organization of that matter into complex conditions, and then via self-organization into diverse life forms. Humans are as other living things—we are by nature star-born, earth-formed, fitness-maximized, biochemical systems.
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These authors however have at times used other terms to refer to the idea: Universe Story (Brian Swimme, John F. Haught), Great Story (Connie Barlow, Michael Dowd), Everybody's Story (Loyal RueRue, Loyal. Everybody's Story: Wising Up to the Epic of Evolution, SUNY Press, 1999, ), New Story (Thomas Berry, Al Gore, Brian Swimme) and Cosmic Evolution (Eric ChaissonChaisson, Eric. Epic of Evolution: Seven Ages of the Cosmos, Columbia University Press, 2006, , paper978-0-231-13561-0).Thomas, Alfred K. The Epic of Evolution, Its Etiology and Art: A Study of Vardis Fisher's Testament of Man, University Microfilms International, 1989Miller, James B. The Epic of Evolution: Science and Religion in Dialogue, Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2003, Kaufman, Gordon.
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E. O. Wilson explained that humans had a need for the epic of evolution because they must have a mythical story or a sublime account of how the world was created and how humanity became part of it. Religious epics fulfill a primal need in this respect as they verify that humans are part of something greater than themselves. The best empirical knowledge that science and history can provide is necessary in order to provide a comparable epic tale that will reliably unite a separated human spirituality.Edward O. Wilson, Foreword of Everybody's Story: Wising Up to the Epic of Evolution By Loyal D. Rue, SUNY Press, 1999, page ix and x,, He believes the evolutionary epic can be as inherently noble as any religious epic when it is expressed in a poetic way.
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