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He said: "It's a thriving business. And from that standpoint, if you have a thriving business with more market opportunity, particularly in the US, in my opinion, you're going to see valuations grow. Can it grow into something like the NBA or like the NFL? I think so, which is why I invested."

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“You’re not just worried about what’s happening here, you’re worried about other incidents that may grow into larger fires or, in the case of the Eaton fire, an urban conflagration. They’re very hard to predict and they’re becoming more common in the kinds of fires we experience.”

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Adobe’s stock has dropped more than 20% so far this year, as investors wait to see if the company can grow into the artificial-intelligence powerhouse it wants to be.

The dashiki was even made to be a little big so I could grow into it over the next few years.

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However, unlike last year’s outlook, gas demand continues to grow into the 2030s, driven by changes in U.S. policies and a surge in liquefied natural gas exports putting pressure on prices.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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