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Ms. Agnani added: "On the weekend, it's very thriving on the streets with music and food.

"It's been there six years now, and it's still a very thriving business," Mrs. Bisset said.

Recent scholarship has revealed that what has traditionally been regarded as the period of cessation of philosophical activities in Persia was, after all, a very thriving period in philosophical activities in the Southern part of Persia.

It's becoming a very thriving arts district.

By their very nature, thriving small businesses are innovative and niche, which again is very attractive to the bad guys who may be interested in customer data and intellectual property and know exactly how to pick out the weak targets".

Although Sehgal was very busy, thriving in the incubation culture of art fairs and international exhibitions, he did not surface in New York until his inaugural show at the Marian Goodman Gallery in November 2007.

She dug into the community and discovered a very active, thriving educator scene in the UK, using it to take learning paradigms in a new direction: "The trend [in classrooms] is to give kids a tool, like a tablet.

Some of the finest examples of this somewhat vague genre were made by the Arica School, a human-potential movement that was very much thriving in the 70s.

Twenty-four years later, the former actor speaks with an impediment and is confined to a wheelchair, but he is very much thriving.

The culture at TC is very much a "get shit done" culture, which I very much thrive in.

The connection between this fossil and the foxtail, as well as evidence from other ancient water plants, indicates that early on perhaps at their very beginnings angiosperms thrived in freshwater lakes and ponds, they suggest today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.