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And she has no discretionary income to improve her family's way of living, for emergencies, or for investing into growing her business.
Our customers have used their loans for family expenses, emergencies, travel and for investing back into growing their businesses.
He's at home now with my two kids, and I have another one that's growing in here.
Global home care is growing 10 percent year over year.
But even with the best tools and technologies that we have today, some tumors can't be detected until 10 years after they've started growing, when they are 50 million cancer cells strong.
And I hope that what this means is that one day we can detect tumors in patients sooner than 10 years after they've started growing, in all walks of life, all around the globe, and that this would lead to earlier treatments, and that we could save more lives than we can today, with early detection.
And it was the same thing that I felt when I was growing up, and was hearing these rules of moral conduct from my father, who was a Baptist minister.
If you think about it, the world is growing incredibly fast.
And with that growth comes a whole list of growing challenges, challenges such as dealing with global warming, solving starvation and water shortages and curing diseases, to name just a few.
Despite growing support for what's often described as the "end demand" approach, there's no evidence that it works.
Pregnant women often experience more heartburn due to the pressure of a growing baby on their stomachs.
My mom was an artist, and growing up, we always had art supplies all over the house.
I loved growing up in a big family.
And with small, growing piles, we'll keep the record of how many times each site has been visited by these digital marbles.
Today, we have 2,000 of these rural field officers growing very quickly.
Meanwhile, nonviolent struggle is rarely systematically studied, and even though the number is growing, there are still only a few dozen people in the world who are teaching it.
This environmental problem that we have created is not thousands of years away; it's happening today, and must stop now to prevent growing landfills across the globe.
The idea was to create an urban fabric inspired by a tree, capable of growing and spreading organically, echoing the traditional bridge hanging over the old alleys, and incorporating apartments, private courtyards, shops, workshops, places for parking and playing and leisure, trees and shaded areas.
Initially, the forest doesn't seem like it's growing, but it's growing under the surface.
Once these roots are established, forest starts growing on the surface.
We want to keep all the water and soil nutrition only for our trees, so we remove the weeds growing on the ground.
And this forest keeps growing exponentially.
I think that nature is anywhere where life thrives, anywhere where there are multiple species together, anywhere that's green and blue and thriving and filled with life and growing.
I mean, there's, like, probably, a dozen, minimum, plant species growing there, supporting all kinds of insect life, and this is a completely unmanaged space, a completely wild space.
And then in later experiments, we found the opposite, that fir was sending more carbon to birch than birch was sending to fir, and this was because the fir was still growing while the birch was leafless.
And where the fungal cells interact with the root cells, there's a trade of carbon for nutrients, and that fungus gets those nutrients by growing through the soil and coating every soil particle.
We call those hub trees, or more fondly, mother trees, because it turns out that those hub trees nurture their young, the ones growing in the understory.
It had been growing at five percent per annum for the last one and a half decades, but this year's forecast was three percent.
So even though we've been growing, the structure of the economies has not changed very much.
Almost 40 percent of us in the United States have a boss that's younger than us, and that number is growing quickly.
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