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evolve

[ih-volv] / ɪˈvɒlv /


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But Hampton said that from January 2025 he evolved the app to meet the needs of those concerned about being stopped by immigration officials.

From Barron's

His articles often focus on the new ways artists make and market music in a rapidly evolving industry that has never been more competitive.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's the biggest change that's happened here in the last 10 years," said Gerd Masselink, professor of coastal geomorphology at the University of Plymouth and an expert in how our coastline is evolving.

From BBC

For investors, understanding how platforms deploy it helps clarify why certain Chinese consumer-tech stocks continue to show resilience, how competition is evolving beneath the surface, and where regulatory and execution risks may emerge next.

From Barron's

Production depends on the same painstaking research, writing and colouring, although some images of deities have evolved.

From Barron's