The series, which is designed for budding adventure racers, will continue in Squamish on April 25 with a tri-sport event at Alice Lake. |
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A budding entrepreneur from Iowa swiped the singer's discarded water bottle at a recent concert then put it up for sale. |
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As I finished filling my feeders tonight, I noticed a flock of about 40-50 birds high in the newly budding black walnut tree. |
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But in actual fact, dance classes are fun, active and educational, whether your kid's a budding Bonnie or not. |
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The budding actors were hand-picked from hundreds of young hopefuls who auditioned for the parts at Kendal Town Hall earlier this year. |
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Today Sargassum reproduces asexually by vegetative budding of new shoots that eventually break off to form new plants. |
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Many of us think of evolution as speciation, but populations of insects evolved resistance without budding into new species. |
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Spring growth was budding on the shrubs around the front porch, the weather vane atop one of the turrets facing out to the lake. |
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Mitochondria are dynamic structures, constantly changing shape, budding and fusing. |
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One effect is that flowers are now budding 19 days earlier as spring moves forwards. |
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In budding, aggregates of cells differentiate into small sponges that are released superficially or expelled through the oscula. |
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From here, I can't tell if your friend has a budding eating disorder or simply doesn't know how to drop pounds healthfully. |
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But what the budding Casanovas don't know is that the women are actually actresses who have been hired to teach our arrogant trio a lesson. |
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I want to picture the delightful birth of spring and its budding flowers and baby animals. |
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The bench was under a few newly budding trees with little pink buds in front of the gray, dreary looking shallow pond. |
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Even in the earliest stages of new growth, complete reversals in budding directions of zooids are evident. |
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Interviews with the two boys of Wolfstone fame, out-takes and even guitar tunings for budding pickers are included. |
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It wasn't long before the children were spotting deer tracks, gopher burrows, butterflies, hornets' nests and budding flowers. |
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As we sped past budding bushes it soon felt like we were approaching the countryside. |
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Then I walked on, up the path, around the shrubs and budding trees, and back towards the keep of Four Stones. |
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Seven budding entrepreneurs from Swindon are creating a stir with their Young Enterprise business. |
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The warm spring wind whisped softly through the budding trees and played with the tears on her cheeks. |
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Shayla cried holding her arms out and looking up at the canopy of budding tree branches. |
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The budding trees also offered Tufted Titmouse, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Eastern Phoebe, and Downy Woodpecker. |
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Cryptococcal rhinitis was diagnosed on finding budding capsulate yeasts in samples of mucopurulent nasal discharge. |
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Dwindling concentrations of hedgehog protein reached across the budding limb to shape the first two digits. |
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Clark's attitude toward his characters has never encroached on his love of gazing at their lean, budding bodies, and Ken Park is no different. |
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Moveable walls allow budding entrepreneurs to turn rooms into workspace, and each flat has broadband access. |
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This year budding authors can choose from two excellent workshops with experienced writers. |
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We look askance at claims from budding writers or actors that they should be supported by Social Security payments. |
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The performance includes many budding actors from the area and promises to be a very entertaining and enjoyable occasion. |
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They are looking for budding dancers, singers and actors to join the cast and contribute to making this show a real blockbuster. |
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The future looks bright for these budding scientists, even if they haven't yet decided what they want to do after high school. |
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A new drama group in Westbury is on the lookout for budding dancers and actors to come along to auditions this weekend. |
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The hall was packed to the doors with parents, grandparents and friends of these young budding actors and actresses. |
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The sanctuary currently hosts budding ornithologists from Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Germany, and Russia. |
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One of the essential tools of any budding television and film producer is the ability to pitch a concept. |
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He disc-jockeyed in many parts of the continent and in Europe and currently has a record label that supports budding Zambian artists. |
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The FB-MOs, mitochondria, and haploid nuclei all segregate into budding spermatids and eventually occupy most of the cytoplasmic space. |
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Sizing up the competition, while simultaneously baiting the media, is all in a day's work for this budding entrepreneur. |
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This is inferred because spore viability is reduced in some checkpoint single mutants of budding yeast. |
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Chip budding is one of the primary grafting methods used for the asexual propagation of woody plants. |
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In budding and fission yeasts, life span is defined by the methods used to measure it. |
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Candida species are polymorphic and can form colonies containing budding yeasts, pseudohyphae, and true hyphae. |
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Unlike other fungi, budding and fission yeasts lack endogenous DNA methylation. |
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St Batholomew's Parish Church has started training a group of budding campanologists to take part in a sponsored concert. |
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Fifteen more wines were sampled by the budding oenologists to encompass the two main varietals Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon. |
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Most of the excess cell production is taken up by the asexual budding of new Hydra from the body column. |
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His group of bushwhackers attracted budding criminals from across the South. |
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Commercial development in Galway has shifted from the city centre to budding satellite towns in the last 12 months. |
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The lecturer dealt principally with the budding of fruit trees and the control of insect pests. |
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All a budding geocacher needs to get started is a GPS device and access to the online forum. |
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The appliance of science got pupils from across the borough turning into budding Wordsworths. |
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Back in Liberty Creek, Emily, Mrs. Pendergast, and Greta discuss the budding relationship between Jack and Madison. |
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Instead of sending out reproductives to a mating flight as most ants do, the Argentine ants reproduce by budding. |
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Or should I just focus on making our budding relationship the best that it possibly can be? |
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But that still left her with the problem of Josh and his budding relationship with her best friend. |
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During this period, each polyp is capable of budding new polyps though asexual reproduction in spring. |
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Methods of asexual reproduction include both budding and the formation of gemmules. |
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If the euro continues its sharp rise, a budding European recovery may well be its first victim. |
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During metaphase in both animal and budding yeast cells, chromosomes exhibit directional instability, moving first one way and then the other. |
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He was also a budding go-getter who used to work in his family's furrier shop and stretch animal hides for 25 cents each. |
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All you budding song writers out there here's your chance of making a name for yourself. |
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We show you how to successfully blend budding relationships with your lifelong friendships. |
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One can only hope that no budding terrorist ever gets caught smuggling explosives onto a plane by storing them in his back passage. |
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However, without anywhere to play and no funds for kit and equipment, it looked like curtains for the budding Beckhams. |
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If you are a budding culture vulture, the upcoming Edinburgh Festival will provide a uniquely atmospheric day. |
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Why not continue to run it himself, and build on his budding reputation as a patriot? |
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The company had an imaginative director and two budding theatrical costumiers who saved the day. |
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An alternative interpretation is that C. striata preserves the episodically elongating organic sheath of a budding scyphozoan. |
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Perhaps the budding sorcerer will purchase more carefully and informedly afterwards. |
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So the genre is still popular with budding thesps and egomaniacs, even if audiences are beginning to tire of it. |
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The graphics are lively and colorful, and it all looks bright and nicely saturated, as any cartoon about budding fashionistas should be. |
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However, it does reveal the underlying mindset that allowed these budding war criminals to seize the day without any obvious conscience. |
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Cricket bosses, players and members of the public will get together to further plans to recruit budding players and form a team. |
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The company plans to give budding entrepreneurs with successful business proposals funding and a one-year business mentorship opportunity. |
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Looking at budding documentary filmmaker Don Letts' footage from the stand, it's tank tops and disco coifs as far as the eye can see. |
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For the film buffs and budding cine artistes, the book could be of much use. |
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Irene Caldwell is the company's costume designer who works with a small group of budding sewers. |
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He floored budding chess players with his swift one-liners like the lightening fast moves he makes on the board. |
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She was going back the next day and so was I, but I didn't want that to be the end of our budding relationship. |
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With just a few thousand pounds of capital, any budding entrepreneur could set up shop and be a coffee shop owner. |
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The budding scientists of today will need to prepare themselves to do battle with silliness, impostors, tricksters and fraudsters. |
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The trees are budding, and the birds love our back garden because we keep feeding them with peanuts and birdseed. |
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He's a budding photographer who also makes Philly cheesesteaks in Baltimore, Maryland. |
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Nino Rijo, Banhart's second 2004 release, continues his budding legacy in stunning fashion. |
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Vegetative propagation through budding, grafting, tubers, rootstocks and tissue culture are major industries. |
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Keen to help other budding mumpreneurs, Ms Hocking has organised a two-day business conference. |
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There are tutorials and reference materials that can help any budding web developer. |
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The first polypide is formed from a blastema of varying origin, and further zooids in the colony develop through budding. |
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Do you have any advice for budding young student comedians that you'd like to share with Cherwell readers? |
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They fumble through their budding romances, discovering meaning as they go. |
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Spring has come to Shanghai and we can again see flowers blooming and trees budding. |
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Stanley Milgram and I, budding situationists in 1949, both went on to become academic social psychologists. |
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What can possibly be the answer to the funding crisis facing budding start-ups wanting to get IT kit on tick? |
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Granados was eventually deported, and the paper's budding relationship with the Latino community tanked. |
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In contrast, today's budding poets might seem insignificant and pointless, punch-drunk and undirected about content, style, identity. |
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Invasive and pseudohyphal growth is characterized by directional unipolar budding and by cells that remain attached to each other after budding. |
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Some 20 extreme sport enthusiasts took part in the action, all keen to make their name on the budding kitesurfing scene. |
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The ceremony included the honouring of budding students of the school for excelling in various activities. |
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We investigate the budding and fission of a vesicle induced by the adhesion of the nanoparticle. |
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The play happens in the flat of Ed, a computer geek who is a budding and as yet unpublished author. |
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Griffin puts a bit more meat on the bone in the second half, which opens with a revelation that rocks the budding relationship. |
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Confident and highly motivated, she graciously shares her expertise with budding filmmakers. |
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Her drama classes attract budding actors and also youngsters in need of a confidence boost. |
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Paul knows enough not to flaunt the budding relationship in front of Tip. |
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Directed by Julie Davis, Guy follows two budding parallel relationships. |
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Anova Precision Cooker is the perfect little sous-vide gadget for the budding gastronomist. |
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The best that can be said for these budding radicals is that at least they sincerely hate the thing they so viciously attack. |
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His maquettes, or models, illustrate this, too, in their budding materiality. |
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The children teased my parents about their budding romance and my parents, in turn, fell in love with their tiny wards. |
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She got involved in interning as a way to jumpstart her budding modeling career. |
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In budding yeast, many genes are induced early in the cell cycle. |
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This combination means that the colourful patchwork created by the budding of different colour forms of jewel anemones, for instance, can be fully appreciated. |
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Like most budding apiarists, my first concern was to avoid getting stung. |
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By this time, he was a budding boxer and a rising street icon, a ghetto celeb feared throughout Queens, in control of a crack house and the main drug-selling strip. |
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Her trip to Milan has been extremely lucrative for her budding career. |
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If a maiden plum tree is planted, that is, a tree within one year of budding or grafting, pruning may be carried out in the Spring, after deciding on tree form. |
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Their budding relationship and accumulating discoveries, crudely telescoped in this screenplay, unfold in laborious parallel with the flashback 19 th-century affair. |
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Corpses are left outdoors and scientifically observed for rigour and maggots, to help budding crime scene investigators learn to determine time of death. |
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Then the opportunity to retreat to an uncle's cottage in the Penrith countryside presents itself and the budding thesps can't get there fast enough. |
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The budding thespians are currently working on The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare, which they will perform on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. |
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My son Sam will be 4 on Labor Day and already he's a budding Beatlemaniac. |
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Her aspirations are exactly what you'd expect from a budding beauty queen. |
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Others have joined the literati, including one budding novelist, Nicolle Wallace. |
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Uniserial budding produces a chain one zooid wide, whereas, colonies that are biserial, zooids share one wall and result in a strip two zooids wide. |
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What better way to celebrate spring than with a verdant bowl of budding goodness? |
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The rise in temperature has certainly put nature in a tizzy and there are many reports, not just of birds hatching, but of trees, and shrubs budding and flowers blooming. |
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Being dragged out of their hotels in the middle of the night to see gorgeous unclad Thai women in the throws of a budding stage career makes them cranky. |
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The orient Express is, in many senses, an early example of budding globalism. |
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The budding relationship between the ornery sexagenarian and the precocious young child ultimately gives the film its momentum. |
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Anyone in any doubt about the importance of a good business plan should watch BBC2's Dragons' Den to get an idea of how a budding entrepreneur can come unstuck without one. |
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A budding singer recently turned an unpleasant situation into an impressive one with her talent and her never-dying attitude of standing up for herself. |
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To appreciate printing in everyday items students look at my collection of antique valentines and share each other's budding collections of beautiful greeting cards. |
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Figure 15 shows a relatively short stalk that has several pairs of short shoots and demonstrates how one budding structure can become a new growth direction for the stem. |
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I don't believe I truly understood that I could relax until I saw the grand white building of the Randolph family homestead through the budding trees ahead of me. |
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Curious, he meandered over the small fence and then across the lawn, making room for himself between a small fir tree and another small budding shrub of some sort. |
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Life is just like a budding flower at the break of spring all over again. |
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Most signs of spring, like budding trees, are worth celebrating. |
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The budding trees and the returning birds figure the transmigration of the soul so beautifully I wish that I could die and see the world again through infant eyes. |
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The researchers then demonstrated that the interdigital tissue that lies between budding digits is responsible for instructing them as to what they will become. |
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Right now, I have four young budding scientists with me in the Dry Valleys of Antarctica three young female undergraduates and one male graduate student. |
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The budding actors and actresses at Parklands had began preparing for their version of the musical Arabian Nights back in autumn when war was still only a remote possibility. |
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The event is a platform for budding dancers and promising choreographers. |
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Don Jubilo and Don Emilio noticed their budding relationship. |
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The budding writers touched upon a wide spectrum of issues ranging from suspense, fantasy, ghosts, sporting rivalry to philosophy and science fiction. |
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All local budding Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christies and other nosy parkers were running around last weekend trying to figure out what happened Friday Night at Bowmore Point. |
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In this way, budding fashion designers who are not too keen on taking centre stage get a chance to ensure that their creative designs get all the appreciation and accolades. |
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We spread out old sheets on folding tables set up in the backyard, put out craft paints in all colors, sponge brushes and paintbrushes, and watched our budding Picassos. |
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Over a decade later, Schmid's film makes clear that for the vast majority of Germans weeds in the garden have long since choked any budding flowers. |
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Joining three other budding stars in September, she will train with the pioneering cathedral choir, which formed in 1991 as the first liturgical ensemble for girl choristers. |
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He had shown that hydroid jellyfish known as naked-eyed medusae reproduce not only by spewing eggs, but also by asexual budding, which he found marvelous to behold. |
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Black swans, pelicans, white faced heron and mullet jumping out of the water were some of the attractions that were snapped by the budding photographers. |
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Meanwhile, they milk her god-given attributes to mobilize armies of budding wannabes by sanitizing her sexuality, and legions of men by fetishizing her purity. |
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Lightlife makes a meat-reduced lifestyle easy and affordable with several convenient, vegan and vegetarian options for the budding flexitarian in you. |
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During the weekend, there will also be the chance for budding town criers to audition on the square as the town council looks to appoint a new crier for the town. |
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But the increasing involvement of women in freedom marches and, somewhat later, the protests of the Vietnam War give rise to a budding awareness of gender injustices. |
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Nevertheless, the parallel sequential budding characteristic of largest to smallest tooth cusps and vascular horns indicate that the two are closely correlated. |
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Laurel trees are budding and also daffodils and snowdrops are in bloom. |
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The presence of pheromone might induce cells to adopt a bipolar budding pattern similar to diploid cells in which daughter cells choose distal sites at a high frequency. |
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The scientists will now focus on better understanding the precise mechanism by which ubiquitin and the proteasome regulate viral budding and maturation. |
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The 24-year-old goaltender has spent the offseason addressing possible culprits for his descension from budding superstar to someone simply fighting to stay in the league. |
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Calvin's younger, and blondly pretty, brother proved to be a budding backwoods aesthete. |
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A piece of eastern promise will be coming to the North East as belly dancing classes are offered to budding performers. |
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He used to be impatient of poems about budding flowers and zephyrous breezes. |
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Lauritz Melchior became one of the most important friendships of his life, and Walpole did much to foster the singer's budding career. |
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A few species can produce new medusae by budding directly from the medusan stage. |
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After a growth interval, the polyp begins reproducing asexually by budding and, in the Scyphozoa, is called a segmenting polyp, or a scyphistoma. |
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Her real name suggested a second runner-up for a Junior Miss pageant, or maybe a budding actress whose real name is Wanda Maxine Smith. |
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Then, when it exploded, it pounded our star with shock waves, driving iron into both the sun and the budding planets around it. |
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Its successor, the Guttie, transformed everything and made the game of golf accessible to a multitude of budding players. |
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His work as a budding historian damaged his prospects for advancement in public life. |
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Paper Cuts launched today, and sets budding writers the challenge of coming up with a micro story of only 100 words in length. |
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Mourners spotted an upsidedown rainbow at a wake in memory of budding reality TV star Jon McNally last year. |
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It's crammed full of memorable muck-ups and, for all of you budding goalkeepers out there, Mr Seaman has some good advice for you. |
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Coccidioides immitis can be distinguished from Crecurvatusby identifying internal cleavage or endospores and by the lack of budding. |
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Volunteers, young carers and budding community leaders were also recognised at the Shrievalty Awards at Durham Castle. |
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It may bug budding tacticians, but for most gamers this newly streamlined interface will be a welcome addition. |
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The Kushans brought new trends to the budding and blossoming Gandhara art and Mathura art, which reached its peak during Kushan rule. |
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Most of tragic McQueen's fortune will go to his Sarabande charity and may fund grants for budding fashion students. |
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In our slot aimed at shining the spotlight on budding authors, Rony Bridges gives us the inside story on his first novel, Rogues Gallery. |
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Microvesicles are larger than exosomes and are released into the extracellular space by outward budding of the cell membrane. |
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Respiratory bronchioles have alveoli budding from their walls, the number of which increases distally. |
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Respiratory bronchioles have occassional alveoli budding from their walls, while alveolar ducts are completely lined with alveoli. |
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While the fedayeen embrace Tarek as a budding fighter, Ghaydaa has set off to find her son and is herself found and brought to the training camp. |
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I'm a budding astrophotographer, but the reason I call myself a 'lunar enthusiast' is that I specialise in everything related to the moon. |
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Aquashow near Quarteira also has a racing track for budding Formula One drivers. |
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Kagoshima came to New York from Japan in the late 1970s, acting as a satellite figure to the budding East Village art scene. |
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Entry is free, and any budding Wordsworth should send three unpublished poems to United Press, Admail 3735, London, EC1B 1JB, by the end of June. |
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For parents of budding dancers, a vegan alternative ballet slipper can be had from the Cynthia King Dance Studio in Brooklyn, New York. |
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Blossoms are produced in spring simultaneously with the budding of the leaves, and are produced on spurs and some long shoots. |
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Opposite is the emblem of the Gospel, a maiden, brightly looking heavenwards, her head endiademed, the budding lily in her hand. |
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Maples of the Japanese kinds are now budding out, and they make beautiful greenhouse foliage plants. |
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In a wide sense, methods of vegetative propagation include cutting, vegetative apomixis, layering, division, budding, grafting and tissue culture. |
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Hmong from all over New England gathered at Saima Park for a two-day celebration of food, games, traditional dance and perhaps a budding romance or two. |
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In an inherently undemocratic federal electoral system, the budding and ethically consistent Green Party faces the false perceptions that they are spoilers. |
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Kek manages to embrace his newfound freedom in America with the help of budding friendships with his teenaged cousin and Hannah, a fellow latchkey kid. |
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Eight budding high jumpers from the Gateshead Academy of Sport were put through their paces in an hour-long session of hurdles, technical exercises and yoga stretching. |
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The budding Alan Sugars have devised an easy to use revision guide called the GCSEasy and Casey is helping the young brainboxes market their idea. |
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He's also a budding conceptualist, lately putting together an ambitious series of gigs under the title Music And Architecture, involving an imaginative array of settings. |
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The end of the War of 1812 was a severe threat to the budding domestic textile industry as the British dumped cheap cotton cloth on the American market. |
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Like other business creation support schemes, BEC's enable budding entrepreneurs to experiment with their business idea while benefiting from a secure income. |
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Consider the situation from the perspective of budding rent seekers who hope to gain appropriable rents by way of environmentally based output restrictions. |
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He had not joined the Oxford Union as budding politicians usually did. |
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Salman was present on the set of the comedy show to promote his new coproduction Hero, along with the film's budding stars, Athiya Shetty and Suraj Pancholi. |
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The Town Hall residency underscores a vogue among budding artists for multinight runs at one smallish place, rather than a single large club show. |
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Maybe he's a budding DJ and was two-handedly spinning the decks. |
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It is being organised in cooperation with Oasis 500, which is recognised globally for conducting specialised training boot camps for budding entrepreneurs. |
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Movida Corona aims to turn bedroom DJs into major club stars with budding mixmasters battling it out in a competition which could set them on the road to fame and fortune. |
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