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We don't know why hosts are becoming self-aware and resistant to human control (though it seems part of Arnold's original plan that it should happen and may have started to spread from host to host).

In the past, large-scale complex art was considered to be the handiwork of later, sedentary farming people who started to spread from the Middle East about 8,000 years ago and took over land previously used by hunter-gatherers.

Higher education in America started to spread from the elite to the masses as early as the 19th century, with the establishment of the land-grant universities, but got its biggest boost with the 1944 GI bill that paid servicemen to go to college.What happened in America then happened in Europe and Japan in the 1960s and 1970s, in South Korea in the 1980s, and is now happening the world over.

We built the very first version of swipe over a weekend, took it to a party, and it instantly started to spread from the very first day".

Soon thereafter the movement started to spread from California, first like a slow moving brush fire and then more like a blazing burn.

Now something with no leaders and no party affiliation has started to spread from the population centers of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo to the rest of South America's largest nation through social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter.

Figure  4b illustrates how, during incremental grouping, the enhanced firing rate starts to spread from one of the activated neurons so that it eventually highlights the representation of an entire connected image component.

But all had a common origin, Dr. Achtman said, in a bacterium that started to spread out from East Africa 58,000 years ago, give or take 3,000 years.

A rumor started to spread around town that mercenaries from Togolese militias had just arrived to join the police ranks.

This means that a strain (not necessarily originating from A) started to spread in A and produced a number of variants, one of which went to B, resulting in a new founder event.

Forecasters said snow, feeding in from the North Sea, started to spread westwards across to the Midlands and parts of Wales on Saturday.