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After initially missing the boat on mobile-photo sharing and then having to turn around and plunk down nearly $1 billion for Instagram, Facebook wasn't going to let a hot app (and potential existential threat) emerge too quickly again.

Two simple quibbles: At times, the eight-member corps felt intrusive (emerging too quickly and loudly after Enkidu's demise, blurring our sight of Gilgamesh).

For this process to take hold, the virus population needs to be somewhat mutationally limited; if functional antigenic variants of novel phenotype emerge too quickly, then antigenic change will occur too rapidly for competition to winnow down the virus population to a single lineage.

Another curious effect emerged, too.

Environmental issues emerge too.

Publications are emerging too.

Personalities are emerging, too.

New names are emerging too.

If there was a worry, it was that emerging economies would grow too quickly, inflating commodity prices.The year without crisis is not to be.

They comprehensively explore the main problems being tackled with an evolutionary approach, ranging from populations evolving too quickly (such as emerging pathogens or pests evolving resistance to treatment) to populations not evolving quickly enough (for example those being negatively affected by human-mediated change).

"It could play into an emerging narrative in his own party that he is caving too quickly to Republican pressure," Dr. Leiserowitz said.