But now the snowpack here is more like that at lower elevations, "where it will accumulate, melt, accumulate, melt," he said.
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The attempt to accumulate a large number of long positions tends to push prices higher, while efforts to accumulate short positions has the opposite effect.
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If you have a long career, or you accumulate a lot of sounds and a lot of knowledge about rhythms, you accumulate a lot of information.
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This is also part of the problem, which is that, and this is separate from the solutions, but when you accumulate great power, you also accumulate great responsibilities.
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This requires the same identity standards to be used to accumulate both the same counterparty owning the same product or contract and to accumulate all counterparties within its controlling parent entity.
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And we might expect to see those losing bets accumulate.
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With FilmStruck, the need to collect and accumulate rapidly diminished.
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As the silica particles accumulate, lung function becomes severely limited.
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Policyholders can track everything in an app to accumulate points.
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To become the nominee, a candidate must accumulate 1,885 delegates.
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You accumulate information about the illness as you go along.
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I look at where things accumulate, where people leave things.
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Series A investors who accumulate, maintain or use opportunity funds.
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Both lead and cadmium accumulate in the retina, Paulsen said.
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Students sometimes accumulate mountains of debt while conducting their research.
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These cells accumulate in fat tissue and contribute to disease.
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According to Bloomberg, many Singaporeans accumulate wealth through property investments.
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He has been allowed to accumulate a lot of power.
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But often we just accumulate contacts, then never engage them.
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We have to accumulate more data for a statistical study.
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Digital political economy helps us understand how platforms accumulate power.
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Suppression of natural fires has allowed dry vegetation to accumulate.
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And boy, did I ever accumulate a stockpile of candies.
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Every place carries meanings that accumulate like sediments over time.
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Davis's insistently flat paintings tend to accumulate in rhythmic repetitions.
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Society sets the terms on which individuals can accumulate wealth.
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Experts typically recommend trying to accumulate at least $1 million.
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Ever wonder how much trash you accumulate in a month?
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The money needs to accumulate before you can use it.
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But today the instinct to collect and accumulate things has, she says, been replaced by a desire to collect and accumulate experiences — and, in time-honored Japanese fashion, to building ever larger libraries of images.
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Now water can accumulate around your home easier than you think.
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The problem isn't that Facebook is trying to accumulate your nudes.
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Many accumulate thousands of images on their phones and digital cameras.
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So these pellets literally can accumulate in a pile underneath them.
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Speculating to accumulate was a gamble that paid off for Rushent.
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When Americans import more than they sell abroad, foreigners accumulate dollars.
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Why whale fossils would accumulate in this particular spot is unknown.
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Pandora plans to accumulate up to 100 songs on the playlist.
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To climb in that ranking, players need to accumulate queue points.
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"There are many other benefits to exercise that accumulate," says Levine.
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The longer this goes on, the greater the perils that accumulate.
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He said merger and acquisitions should accumulate in the technology space.
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A company is like the human body — toxins accumulate over time.
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A day's driving can accumulate 100 gigabytes or more of data.
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Forbearance will still accumulate interest, and is available for one year.
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The project questions the excess data we accumulate as digital beings.
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It's going into a bank so that people's zeros can accumulate.
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And the work that we've been doing is starting to accumulate.
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And eventually that can accumulate into pressure on the federal government.
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Falling ash can accumulate on roofs and collapse structures as well.
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Having two progressive candidates accumulate progressive delegates could prove very valuable.
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As the clips accumulate, we see family members, dogs and children.
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The problem is I accumulate a lot of things at work.
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But then I tend to accumulate things, books and little trinkets.
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Workers would accumulate points, then cash them in at the end.
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We recommend investors seize the opportunity to accumulate supply chain shares.
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Accumulate cash so you can put it in one big deal.
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There, the polished blocks accumulate and eventually melt into the sand.
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You accumulate some numbers and this is the case here, too.
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Like TB and cancer before it, autism can accumulate moral weight.
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In someone with the disease, both types of proteins constantly accumulate, break apart, spread to different parts of the brain, where they accumulate again, eventually forming hard-to-remove clumps known as tangles and plaques, respectively.
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The impacts on societies are long-term, and they accumulate over time.
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POV will accumulate and the prose will become messy, confusing, and clunky.
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That means investors need to look for alternative ways to accumulate wealth.
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As climate horrors accumulate, this anti-progressive perspective is sure to blossom.
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Algae produces the chemical that can accumulate in shellfish and some fish.
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Mississippi and Michigan each require candidates to reach 15% to accumulate delegates.
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A side effect of the rigs and servers that serious miners accumulate?
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This was how you had to accumulate private information back in 1972.
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Firms can accumulate deep ranks of loyal subscribers at home and abroad.
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Boneparth details a systematic, disciplined way to accumulate and grow your wealth.
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"You forget about it, and then it starts to accumulate," she says.
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For every $100 you accumulate in medical bills, you'll only owe $20.
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Collectively, workers can accumulate large amounts of company shares in retirement accounts.
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Egypt's stock market gained as foreign funds continued to accumulate blue chips.
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In order to accumulate money, the private sector needs a government deficit.
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The fines and the citations against Case Farms have continued to accumulate.
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He details a systematic, disciplined way to accumulate and grow your wealth.
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Break the eggs; every time you accumulate eight, add one extra yolk.
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When those compounds are used at home, they can accumulate on surfaces.
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So it's been a long time to accumulate a lot of shoes.
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Consumer activists argue that recipients don't understand how quickly the costs accumulate.
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Over time, the dots accumulate, and you start to see a pattern.
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"You accumulate about a Pacific Ocean's worth of hydrogen," Dr. Shara said.
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These fragments accumulate over time and their production rate is rather constant.
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The longer the exposure time to cosmic rays, the more fragments accumulate.
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This muscle fat becomes problematic if we accumulate too much of it.
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I definitely haven't been able to accumulate the money to get anything.
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A good travel credit card will help you accumulate these miles faster.
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"We know these more toxic phthalates accumulate in fat," Dr. Sathyanarayana said.
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But through my struggles, I was able to accumulate hundreds of principles.
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This time, with Trump's vocal support, the effort may accumulate greater support.
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Consumers who accelerate repayment of their loan may accumulate equity more quickly.
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Strontium-90 tends to accumulate in the bones; ruthenium in the intestines.
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As Americans accumulate debt, they're also looking for ways to manage it.
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Did America's best-connected sexual predator accumulate incriminating videos of powerful men?
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Needles, human waste and garbage accumulate on sidewalks, streets and drainage systems.
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They'll work to preserve themselves, accumulate more resources, and become more efficient.
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"Sometimes those nutrients accumulate in the cells and can cause harm," she says.
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Measuring creativity in science by the ability to accumulate prizes is very shortsighted.
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Sun damages the elastic fibers and causes them to accumulate in abnormal arrangements.
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They still can accumulate an error of about one nanosecond over a month.
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They accumulate in the environment and do not leave the body once consumed.
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Pizza, sandwiches, and six-packs of microbrew accumulate on a long conference table.
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In his early political years, Sanders likely didn't accumulate much of a fortune.
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"Over time, they accumulate THC and its metabolites in their body," Wilsey says.
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When you accumulate 100 points, you'll earn a free ride up to $10.
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If you are exposed day after day, they will accumulate in your body.
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She's the first user ever to accumulate 100 million followers, according to Billboard.
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You can choose exactly where that money goes once you accumulate enough points.
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They'll try to accumulate more resources, which will help them achieve any goal.
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In dating as with anything, you accumulate permission to be how you are.
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It'll accumulate on roofs, so stay away from the top floors of buildings.
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Even for heavy users, these metabolites don't accumulate or stay around for long.
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He emphasized that tumors may become deadlier as they accumulate more genetic errors.
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"This isn't just a few thousand a year that can accumulate," she said.
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Still, white people managed to accumulate much more money than their minority counterparts.
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Apex predators accumulate metals like crazy from the species they hunt and eat.
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You win if you accumulate a certain amount of swag before getting busted.
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The mark of higher education isn't the knowledge you accumulate in your head.
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The people that accumulate this wealth, they pay their taxes along the way.
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The piles accumulate, constant reminders that you will never complete this mundane chore.
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Mr. Biden cannot accumulate more delegates until more states hold their nominating contests.
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The bees accumulate a positive charge, while the flowers have a negative charge.
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The problem is that they accumulate and endure long after the emergency ends.
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That allowed more heat to accumulate over the central part of the country.
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The ocean continues to accumulate heat and has warmed relentlessly since around 1990.
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You should plan to accumulate the funds in a high-yield savings account.
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The frantic race to accumulate securities has cast price discovery to the side.
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As the workarounds accumulate, they reveal how fully dysfunctional American health care is.
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The buffer aims to force banks to accumulate extra capital during boom periods.
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This causes the lake to accumulate high amounts of salts and other elements.
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As his responsibilities accumulate once again, Raider is using techniques to prevent burnout.
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Dr. Ferrari argued that most of what we accumulate we do not need.
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"The more you accumulate, the more you divide in the end," Radigan said.
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This bleak tale does not end here, as new pieces of evidence accumulate.
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Snow won't start to accumulate in most of the valleys until Saturday night.
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If they start to accumulate we'll see a large population around this area.
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Adherents to the FIRE model reach FI by obeying an austere financial diet: Cut spending, eliminate bad habits, pay down debt, and come up with target numbers for how much net worth to accumulate and when to accumulate it by.
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They are vying to accumulate the 2,383 delegates needed to clinch the nomination. Mrs.
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An organism has a finite supply of energy, so errors necessarily accumulate over time.
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With Alzheimer's, abnormal proteins accumulate into plaques and tangle between the brain's nerve cells.
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Dirty dishes accumulate, and leaving them unattended will set off a chain of failures.
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Unlike ethylmercury, which can pass through your body quickly, methylmercury can linger and accumulate.
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Youth players, some as young as 6, can accumulate 100 head impacts a season.
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The CCZ sits beneath the ocean's clearest waters, so its sediments accumulate extremely slowly.
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As a man ages, his mutated selfish spermatogonia starts to accumulate in his testes.
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Contributions would max out at $2,000 a year, and earnings would accumulate tax-deferred.
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Encourage them to accumulate more paperbacks they don't necessarily "need," because wanting is enough.
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However, their larger muscles accumulate toxins from anaerobic respiration faster than smaller ones do.
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Most cancers are genetically heterogeneous, because the cells accumulate new mutations as they grow.
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Use your 20s to pay off student loan debt, not accumulate credit-card debt.
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Those involved in tech, software development and servicing will accumulate the majority of wealth.
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That's a difference of $17,250, a raise that could take years to accumulate otherwise.
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After all, intelligent people earn more money, accumulate more wealth, and even live longer.
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Before you actually accumulate wealth, you have to believe that you can do it.
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"This cynical business model has enabled armed groups to accumulate vast wealth," it adds.
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That's convenient, but if you don't clear them occasionally, they do tend to accumulate.
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It's easier to accumulate wealth if you don't live in a high-status neighborhood.
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But that market is one of the surest ways to accumulate wealth over time.
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They linger and accumulate in the environment and our bodies for a long time.
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DEAR BABY : You have been here long enough to accumulate dirt under your fingernails.
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Eyedrops of several descriptions and optical devices accumulate as each is superseded by another.
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More often, Buckeyes batters try to accumulate runs on ground balls and line drives.
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"When you have more things going on, you accumulate more things," Ms. Brooks said.
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Meanwhile, the gains from automation almost entirely accumulate in the upper echelons of management.
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Among their conclusions: Future students need to accumulate deep knowledge, as well as skills.
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But I let my scents accumulate so I won't forget the skin I wear.
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Accountability is a standard of adulthood; we drag our lives behind us; consequences accumulate.
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"There's just so much material that we accumulate, all the time," Mr. Ulrich said.
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It's easy to accumulate things … it's much (much) harder to let go of them.
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Rather, these endowments are invested on Wall Street in order to accumulate more wealth.
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Collectively, the problem is that these effects accumulate in bears in poor body condition.
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"You just don't want to accumulate too much punishment; it adds up," he said.
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The eggs accumulate a lot of damage, but make little effort to repair it.
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DDT molecules endure for decades and accumulate in animals higher up the food chain.
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Without controlled burns or occasional fires, flammable materials like brush and dead grasses accumulate.
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"The real problem is that indoor air just tends to accumulate viruses," said Milton.
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By the time the day is over, you could accumulate around 20 or so.
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"Do everything you can to accumulate that first $10,000, $20,000, or $100,000," she wrote.
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And the strategies they identified could also help you accumulate a bigger cash cushion.
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Too much heat and they accumulate excess sugar, producing overly alcoholic and flabby wines.
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Wag failed to accumulate value and was struck by scandal, leading to SoftBank's exit.
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Crucially, Iran cannot use these tests to accumulate LEU and thereby cut breakout time.
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Many health savings accounts roll over year over year, so balances accumulate and grow.
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So they allowed messages to accumulate and let it drive them crazy, he explains.
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She managed to accumulate 9 million followers over years of experimentation on Instagram and Vine.
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"Ghost nets" are massive nets of nylon or polypropylene that drift and accumulate plastic debris.
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Carotenoids and polyphenols accumulate in skin and absorb sunlight of various wavelengths, according to Farris.
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They grow increasingly corrupt and cavalier with the lives of others as they accumulate power.
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I definitely notice my privilege when I recount how easy it was to accumulate wealth.
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Class 8 semi trucks can accumulate hundreds of thousands of miles in their useful life.
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If they start at, say, 14, they cannot accumulate enough expertise in the critical period.
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Dollar Tree – The discount retailer's stock was downgraded to "hold" from "accumulate" at Gordon Haskett.
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These gases accumulate in the water over time, allowing the researchers to calculate its age.
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Cuban started to seriously accumulate wealth after he sold several early web ventures, including Broadcast.
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Despite the popularity, many holders are spending the money instead of allowing it to accumulate.
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Like humans with Laron syndrome, these mice also have healthy livers and accumulate fat subcutaneously.
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It will take some time to accumulate this same sort of data for e-cigarettes.
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I don't have any other personal motivation to accumulate assets except to make life multiplanetary.
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"We concluded that the gas will accumulate in filaments that should be detectable," he said.
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Consumed excessively, these vitamins can accumulate in the liver and become toxic, the report said.
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If you want to accumulate kilometers to hatch your eggs, or if your kids do.
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"Any market correction would be a good opportunity to accumulate China shares," said the analyst.
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You can hope that your house will accumulate in value, but don't count on it.
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The only point of the game is to accumulate as much money as possible, forever.
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China continues to accumulate debt at a pace that cannot go on for much longer.
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In lab studies, stem cells also can quickly accumulate mutations like those in cancer cells.
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If privilege is the original sin of wokeness, what happens when you accumulate privilege yourself?
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The client, who earned a modest salary, managed to accumulate about $600,000 in his IRA.
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Millionaires are in the position to give substantially, even doing so while they accumulate wealth.
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These accumulate, making us vulnerable to whatever cause of death is mentioned in our obituary.
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Clinton in their race to accumulate the 2,383 delegates needed to win the Democratic nomination.
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"I feel happy, so happy," she says, watching the snow accumulate in a DC backyard.
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We know now, as we accumulate experience, it can be seen in the seminal fluid.
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The video game must fail to reflect Cousins' ability to accumulate 19 technical fouls already.
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It really felt good to not to be weighed down by the stuff you accumulate.
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Over time, this trash can accumulate in offshore garbage patches and linger there for decades.
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These accumulate in the body and are harder to get rid of than most bacteria.
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As a result, they accumulate less damage in their cells, which their bodies can repair.
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Because the dollar reigns supreme in the trading system, other countries need to accumulate dollars.
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However, the microglia may not remove all particles, leaving them to accumulate in the brain.
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"Especially since 9/11, Congress has let power accumulate in the executive branch," Dudziak said.
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"Dust can accumulate under the stretcher bar, and it can hold moisture," Simon Parkes said.
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Second, if she saved just $5 a day she'd accumulate over $13,000 in 10 years.
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And frequent electrical outages allow bacteria to accumulate in empty pipes, say the utility's managers.
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To keep their expenses low, so that they could accumulate lots of cash to invest.
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"To become an adult, you have to accumulate knowledge," said Professor Zhang, of Peking University.
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Obama says it's important to remember that small successes accumulate to create progress for humankind.
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We actually accumulate more shares when the market is down and less when it's up.
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While these seem like minor actions, these small choices accumulate and create our financial situation.
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That means setting yourself up during your accumulation phase of life to, well, accumulate automatically!
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That allowed more heat to accumulate over the central part of the country this year.
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The point at which this by-product starts to accumulate is termed the "lactate threshold".
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The little things along the way that don't seem to matter will accumulate over time.
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Long before Sandy Hook, before Columbine, it was working tirelessly to accumulate influence in Washington.
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Over time these limestone flakes accumulate into reef-like mounds which are known as bioherms.
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Throughout the series, neither Frank nor Claire ever does anything with the power they accumulate.
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The effects of excessive drinking and/or drug use tend to "accumulate over time," she said.
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College savings accounts allow you to save after-tax dollars and have them accumulate tax-free.
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So Rubio can still accumulate delegates in states where he carries only a fraction of voters.
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Thus most carbon emissions remain unpriced, tech giants accumulate more power and oligopolies dominate health care.
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Most people never accumulate massive wealth because they see money through the eyes of negative emotions.
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S) to accumulate capital by eliminating some tax obligations on too-big-to-fail (TBTF) instruments.
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Over time, food particles will get stuck in the bristles, allowing bacteria and gunk to accumulate.
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AVGO continues to be our top pick in semis and we would accumulate shares on weakness.
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Ideas begin to accumulate or collect and there are many ideas that are repeated and repeated.
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We don't necessarily have to accumulate and build something because undoing something is also doing something.
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And yet foreign-language speakers don't accumulate: today just 25% of the population speaks another language.
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Money you accumulate in an HSA can be rolled over from one year to the next.
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To confuse matters further, the degree to which elements accumulate in leaves varies with the seasons.
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A measure of new orders received by factories contracted further and firms continued to accumulate inventories.
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In fact, Dactyl had to accumulate roughly 100 years' worth of experience to reach top performance.
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And it already means grappling with the more unsettling feelings that accumulate from these smaller worries.
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Conventional wisdom holds that it takes perhaps hundreds of years for carbon-rich topsoil to accumulate.
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So you can accumulate items and your phone is not rendering 3-D the whole time.
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"That savings would accumulate and compound for every year that they had the loan," Lewis said.
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Slumping sales saw net losses accumulate to 1.9 trillion won ($1.79 billion) between 236 and 22016.
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Evidence continues to accumulate showing that taxes on sugary drinks are a promising "win-win" policy.
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Ju/'hoansi do not accumulate surpluses; they get all the food they need, and then stop.
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HCE is mindful, though, of the ways that digital projects can be siloed and tools accumulate.
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If they can accumulate 15 points per week, then they can earn their commission of $15.
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And unlike conventional sponges that accumulate germs, mildew, and foul odor, this one is remarkably sanitary.
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GPUs are used by crypto miners for performing the sophisticated computing work required to accumulate currencies.
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As the clues accumulate and the killer is revealed, the truth becomes both horrifying and inevitable.
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For example, genetically engineered mice that accumulate human amyloid in their brains show only mild impairment.
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A typical GameOn game features about eight questions and players accumulate points with each correct answer.
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But Tobin suspects this definition could expand over time as more studies and clinical trials accumulate.
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They may accumulate bacteria as well, but there's no reason to be a germaphobe about them.
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Still further, my patient endured the discomforts and indignities that accumulate even in the best I.C.U.s.
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These products can accumulate in living organisms over time, in both vacationing humans and sea creatures.
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All the hurt and betrayals, all the things that accumulate, undermine a person's sense of trust.
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Nobody walks away from the kind of wealth and power that Facebook has let Zuckerberg accumulate.
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I rely on this interest, as I accumulate thousands of dollars every year for big projects.
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Even people of normal weight can accumulate harmful amounts of hidden fat beneath the abdominal wall.
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Or the protein could work through senescent cells, which accumulate in aging tissues and cause inflammation.
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Drugs like methylphenidate have a short half-life, meaning they don't accumulate in a patient's body.
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That's often money that has taken you years to accumulate — and could take years to replace.
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But because there is less ice, there is a smaller surface on which to accumulate snow.
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The other way to simplify your story is to accumulate enough evidence that your solution works.
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At that rate, it would have taken dos Santos 6,392 years to accumulate her current fortune.
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If where you live is prone to rainfall, the water can accumulate and lead to flooding.
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Shooting roll after roll, I began to accumulate a highly personal composite image of the park.
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Clutter, or rather the few stray items she designates as such, tends to accumulate more often.
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This $1.021 trillion in debt did not accumulate overnight — we need to take accountability for it.
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Anyone reading this essay will accumulate more knowledge today than Shakespeare did in his entire lifetime.
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In fact, Americans are twice as likely to rack up debt as to accumulate personal savings.
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At thousands of mines around the world, millions of tons of the muck accumulate behind dams.
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It's all the little things that one can do one hopes will accumulate in some way.
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Accumulate 550 sweatcoins, the app beckoned, and I could snag a Fitbit Flex wearable fitness tracker.
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Except the dull pain of the heartbreaks you will accumulate over the course of your life.
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But over the last year, a new category of junk has started to accumulate there: wearable devices.
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The lander settled on the surface in late November, so it's had time to accumulate some dust.
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"We do believe that the more points people accumulate, the more they'll shop with us," Lampert said.
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This means that black, stripeless snakes accumulate a layer of slimy, fluffy algae faster than striped snakes.
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Specifically, the researchers sought to determine where the magma was most likely to accumulate within the crust.
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Starting sooner rather than later will help you accumulate enough assets to meet financial and life goals.
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If you shop in Sainsburys or Tesco, we can automatically accumulate and redeem Nectar or Clubcard points.
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Their power rested not so much on violence but on entrepreneurship, which allowed them to accumulate capital.
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"We will find a way ... and ensure that going forward they will not accumulate again," he said.
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In her home, however, she could continue to accumulate and rearrange objects that resonated with her emotionally.
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And over the course of years, tendon damage can accumulate from using a cheap keyboard or mouse.
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But over time the damage will accumulate: misallocated capital, lower competitiveness and reduced faith in America's institutions.
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Do not ignore how important it is to protect the assets you've worked so hard to accumulate.
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Only 23% of students at for-profits finish their degrees, but nearly all accumulate lots of debt.
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To manage this, many emerging markets accumulate foreign-exchange reserves, which can be drawn on in crisis.
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The combination of the two caused excessive fluids to accumulate in the patients' brains, resulting in death.
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As those dollars accumulate, it can give those investors power over the fate of the US dollar.
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In fact, he's someone who cherishes adoration from strangers and likes to accumulate them by the minute.
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Worse, they can be ingested by all sorts of marine wildlife and accumulate in the food chain.
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If their workload is then disrupted by the need to store excess calories, certain products can accumulate.
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Tiansuwan said the lack of wind in recent days had allowed pollution to accumulate in the air.
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It takes patience, hard work, and discipline to accumulate the financial rewards that make comfortable homeownership possible.
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Given how far they've got, whether they will-- accumulate more than the United States, I don't know.
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But another way to think about social networks is in terms of how you accumulate social capital.
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Plus, they arrive at that point without accumulating the crushing debts their college-bound contemporaries often accumulate.
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Months and years accumulate into piles: shampoos, deodorants, laundry detergent bottles, cleaning supplies... the list goes on.
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Mr. Morris's gestures gradually accumulate, so that by the end everything feels familiar, but also somehow different.
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"The trust, even though it pays taxes, over time can accumulate a lot more wealth," he said.
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It especially tends to accumulate in fish, and in anything or anyone eating the fish, including humans.
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They generate trade surpluses and, as a result, accumulate progressively more savings than they invest at home.
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Remember, you've paid income tax on your Roth contribution, and it will accumulate earnings free of tax.
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Once that is funded, you will start saving monthly to accumulate at least 6 months of expense.
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Doctors report that they do so only every couple of weeks, long enough for grime to accumulate.
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Moody's cited ongoing production issues along with the company's need to accumulate more cash for the downgrade.
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Doesn't really matter how many yards you accumulate if they don't take you to the end zone.
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Dreamy music and melancholy images accumulate, and Mr. Frost even speaks in what sounds like free verse.
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TORONTO — Devils General Manager Ray Shero has made it clear his team needs to accumulate more talent.
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Instead of acknowledging that, they want tax cuts and tax havens so they can accumulate more money.
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Moreover, workers who provide such care, often parents themselves, are frequently underpaid and unable to accumulate wealth.
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Young turtles are particularly vulnerable because they tend to swim in currents where loads of plastic accumulate.
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Our tasting coordinator, Bernard Kirsch, was easily able to accumulate 20 bottles without the once-marathon legwork.
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Not only are these poisons present in water, but they can also accumulate along the food chain.
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Their goal is to accumulate Buddhist merit, which could help them avoid reincarnation as such an animal.
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Up to a quarter-inch of ice could accumulate in places like Indianapolis, St. Louis, and Cleveland.
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They are the bottles of daily drinking, so they accumulate great importance for wine lovers over time.
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The more she disapproved of a president's environmental policies, the longer she let his plate accumulate grime.
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The employees compete to see who can accumulate the most points and are rewarded by their employer.
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When users accumulate enough points, they can be cashed in at retailers like Amazon, Starbucks, and Uber.
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With traffic deaths spiking, New York City is targeting those who accumulate red-light and speeding violations.
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It's like saying when somebody gets richer, they make more money than they spend; they accumulate wealth.
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"Externalities accumulate faster in dense places, and you need to do something about them," Mr. Ogorzalek said.
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Ice could accumulate in cities such as Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Washington, New York and Atlanta, they said.
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Some of the heaviest snow should accumulate along the Mason-Dixon Line, which separates Maryland from Pennsylvania.
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He is also on a pace to accumulate more than 100 penalty minutes for the fifth time.
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With a rate of return of 220006 percent, an HSA user can accumulate $2202,2628 over 28500 years.
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At Duke, it might have taken two full seasons to accumulate that many losses in the league.
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Ice could accumulate in cities such as Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Washington, New York and Atlanta, forecasters said.
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Arbitration is the first promised land that players reach as they accumulate service time in the majors.
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It can be tempting to think that there's no morally decent way to accumulate that much wealth.
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Whether it's in humans or in viruses, all gene pools regularly accumulate mutations in a predictable manner.
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Even as recalled dreams accumulate, the poet resists automatically giving over her trust to an image system.
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Those doing the research accumulate knowledge and expertise that can contribute to improved understanding and problem-solving.
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Sometimes extra tools accumulate, and keeping them all as an earthquake tool kit isn't a bad idea.
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You'd think these regions would accumulate some solids, like water ice—and they have, on Mercury and Ceres.
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The guidance cut was obviously negative news', said KBC Securities, which downgraded the stock to "accumulate" from "buy".
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Applying coatings can reduce surface tension on sensor scanners, making it harder for moisture or debris to accumulate.
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Wall Street equities were trading lower, weighed down by technology shares, which helped bullion accumulate safe-haven bids.
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Pinterest also passed a major growth milestone, announcing it had accumulate more than 150 million active monthly users.
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The prevailing currents cause flotsam from around the world to accumulate in a vast becalmed patch of ocean.
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But what will happen to the mountain of unsellable, unexportable ivory antiques that will then accumulate in Britain?
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The program lets users accumulate points every time they make a purchase and redeem them for various items.
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Every night, we draft teams, watch the points accumulate and make fun of one another for our picks.
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"The fragilities associated with high inflation accumulate, and eventually could lead to crisis," he said in his speech.
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One in five Americans believe that winning the lottery is the only way they can accumulate substantial savings.
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Watch 60 Years of Space Junk Accumulate Around EarthYou think the trash problem in your city is bad?
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Bizel speculated that this distinct feature exists because ice and other volatile materials don't tend to accumulate there.
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Over time, undergrowth, saplings and dead trees accumulate, creating conditions in which a fire can spread very rapidly.
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Another is the beta-amyloid protein fragments that accumulate and form plaques between nerve cells in the brain.
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It's pretty great as it's harder to accumulate plays on a mixtape than on a 3-minute song.
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Carbon 14 does not harm plants and animals, but it does accumulate in their tissues at varying levels.
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" Men tend to accumulate fat "above the belt," whereas women store junk in their "thighs, hips, and buttocks.
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VICE News worked with global surveillance watchdog Privacy International over several months to accumulate evidence of IMSI catchers.
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We found it easier to survive in a challenging environment when we could accumulate knowledge about the environment.
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Frustrated, he removed the needle and pushed the plunger again, letting clumpy muck accumulate in the half capsule.
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Ms Stanovaya says: "Until that happens again, a lot more time is needed for dissatisfaction to gradually accumulate."
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Companies that continue to accumulate excess cash can be viewed as lacking ideas for investment in the enterprise.
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Players place down random tiles and claim pieces of land as their own in order to accumulate points.
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In her practice, she believes that this negative energy can cause bacteria to accumulate and cause serious infection.
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She believes that it's within us all, buried deep beneath the layers of shame that accumulate over time.
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Get this: A 19-year-old who saves and invests $50 per week will accumulate $703,600 per year.
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Fitch expects EXOR to maintain a conservative dividend policy from PRE, preferring to accumulate capital for business opportunities.
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On top of money, the goal is to accumulate "watchers" and become the most famous "player" as possible.
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It's easy to accumulate a bunch of stuff that you don't need, like old phones and laptops, etc.
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Points accumulate with the help of pieces popularly called "meeples," which players place on the tiles they've used.
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Its broad aims are to win support for China's political agenda, accumulate influence overseas and gather key information.
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Dr Longo's diet seems to suppress this enzyme's production in a tumour—and that encourages TILs to accumulate.
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Her slow, measured style is one reason she was able to accumulate such power in the first place.
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Worse yet, I could stick my cash in a low-interest savings account and never see anything accumulate.
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No matter how hard you work, investing is really one of your best chances to accumulate significant wealth.
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As Gen-Xers and Millennials begin to accumulate more wealth, it intends to stay ahead of the curve.
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If this total were charged to just one card, you'd accumulate all your rewards in the same currency.
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Third, federal deficits would accumulate in the face of substantially reduced tax revenues paired with few spending cuts.
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By putting a little money into it throughout the year, you can accumulate a nice chunk of change.
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Rawls had 27 carries after an injury-plagued regular season that saw him accumulate just 349 rushing yards.
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That was, he now concedes, a rationalization for doing what he wanted: to accumulate a lot of wine.
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Still, that's $60-$80 a month that I could be putting to work and letting accumulate over time.
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There are hurdles, though, like the dense humidity that can accumulate from the grass with the roof closed.
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Huge amounts of compute power allowed the hand to accumulate 100 years of experience in about two days.
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The goal has very much been to "perform" on Twitter, and accumulate likes and retweets along the way.
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Plastic bags may smell like a tasty treat because of the bacteria and algae that accumulate on them.
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The narrator, an unflappable salesman, calmly tosses fleece jackets into the frenzied crowd as trampled, mangled bodies accumulate.
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She reveals her story in glimpses, fragmentary dispatches that accumulate with increasing urgency into a ringing, resonant whole.
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These basically phony profits then accumulate on the books of the overseas subsidiaries, rather than the home company.
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Scientists still aren't sure how to accumulate all the data they need, given the speed of the flights.
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We would like to understand the costs and hardships of evacuation, and how they accumulate over a lifetime.
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It is a developmental necessity for children to put on weight, and to accumulate fat at certain stages.
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They don't have the trauma that you accumulate with air pollution and things like that over your lifetime.
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BeIN has no plans to discontinue its aggressive push to accumulate sports rights in the region, Jordan said.
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They have used its backing to accumulate power, while entrenching ethnic and sectarian divisions and milking the state.
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Generally, acrylamide is more likely to accumulate when cooking is done for longer periods or at higher temperatures.
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And yet a mood of fidgety powerlessness continues to accumulate, like an acid snowfall on our collective mind.
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This is when savings have yet to accumulate and when many young people are also juggling student debt.
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Mr. Trump's argument is that Iran can never be allowed to accumulate enough material to assemble a bomb.
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As heat records accumulate, "people get more and more convinced that climate change is happening," Professor Becken said.
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It took them an average of 22 years to accumulate a net worth of $3.4 million or more.
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On Harris's farm, as the bald-eagle numbers rose, the bodies of dead chickens were beginning to accumulate.
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NOT FOR ANY PARTICULAR REASON, OTHER THAN I WANTED TO TRY TO ACCUMULATE AS MUCH CASH AS POSSIBLE.
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Letting dirt and bird droppings accumulate on a Solar Glass Roof is likely to hobble its energy output.
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One of the mundane inconveniences of using Safari on your iPad is that open tabs tend to accumulate.
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Over the course of a game, players will strategically accumulate a mix of states at varied Electoral tallies.
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On a bad day, Yumpling can accumulate up to three tickets, which range from $65 to over $100.
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This "step-up" provision is one of numerous ways that families can accumulate great wealth with minimal taxation.
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To be effective at their jobs, politicians need know-how, connections and I.O.U.s, which take years to accumulate.
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Any more water on top of that wouldn't infiltrate the soil and instead would accumulate at the surface.
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As China's internet firms accumulate cash they will go abroad; they have much to offer in terms of expertise.
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It's worth noting that Facebook's been around a while and these interest pages tend to accumulate on your profile.
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In the case of a Hollywood star, fans accumulate as the byproduct of work; fan relations necessarily come second.
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Choi is accused of using her relationship with Park to accumulate millions of dollars in donations to her foundations.
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Lead can accumulate in the body over time and can affect almost every organ and system in the body.
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These chemicals can easily migrate into the air, dust, food, soil and water and can accumulate in the body.
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Benefits continue to accumulate with additional physical activity, and both aerobic and muscle-strengthening physical activity provide important benefits.
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The location itself, at a bend in the river, serves as a natural confluence, where materials and sediment accumulate.
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One in five Americans believe the lottery is the only way they can accumulate a significant amount of savings.
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But while the snow's consistency made it harder to accumulate, it did pile up on some pavements and cars.
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As humans, we can retain information over time and become better at doing things as we accumulate more experience.
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What's clear is that homeownership is still one of the most effective means to transmit wealth and accumulate status.
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"We've got to find a way to accumulate the 100 dolls to bring them out there," Newman told CNN.
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Only a select few had rights to accumulate and hold property, and all faced the threat of violent expropriation.
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Genetic mutations accumulate in cells over time, and, eventually, this may lead to chaotic, out-of-control cell division.
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It would take 20 years in Congress to accumulate the level of experience that running for president brings you.
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It would be a shame to accumulate so much authority, only to squander it on less-than-pressing causes.
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Ricketts watched three ads an hour on the app — another way to accumulate points and rise in the queue.
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You need a bed and you need food, but your happiness isn't directly tied to the things you accumulate.
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Up to 6 inches of snow could accumulate in Chicago, where rain began changing to snow early Saturday afternoon.
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Once creators accumulate $175 worth of these super hearts, they can then cash out the digital goods for cash.
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Experts generally recommend trying to accumulate , which gets more and more difficult the longer you put off getting started.
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Several inches of snow can accumulate across the highest peaks, especially in West Virginia, and lead to slippery travel.
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But the little things we do every day, even when we have no intention of causing harm, quickly accumulate.
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Rubbish started to accumulate in the water storage basins, which were invaded by "typha" grass growing several meters high.
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In fact, research shows student parents accumulate debt and drop out at rates higher than their child-free peers.
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The bottom line: Wall Street's reactions shouldn't obscure just how much power UnitedHealth Group has and continues to accumulate.
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Active fire suppression tactics have also prevented smaller fires from burning, allowing fuel to accumulate and drive surging conflagrations.
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The nation's cities will likely continue to accumulate all the power, technology and wealth, while rural areas fall behind.
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Then, when the metal-laden water reaches strata where oxygen is scarce, its dissolved contents will precipitate and accumulate.
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These cells accumulate on the skin, causing scaly, red patches, which can range from relatively mild to very severe.
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That suggested to him that big institutional money managers have started to accumulate the stock, which is good news.
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After Tuesday's rains, the lack of drainage caused water to accumulate and eventually triggered the mudslide, de Leon said.
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Philanthropists like them follow a simple two-step pattern: First accumulate wealth, and then invest in critical social causes.
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A teacher, for example, might begin a tutoring service and accumulate innovative metrics that validates his or her approach.
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In some cases, LDL-transported cholesterol can accumulate in your arteries and up your risk for serious heart trouble.
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In the rush to accumulate assets, business development teams weren't always thorough in their due diligence or market analysis.
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And yet, individuals and corporations are never seen as being coercive, even as they accumulate massive amounts of power.
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Together, the policy and value networks embody the Go-playing wisdom that human players accumulate over years of practice.
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More decisive victories are needed as carbon dioxide continues to accumulate in the atmosphere and temperatures continue to climb.
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His estimated net worth is $156 billion, making him the first person to accumulate a fortune over $100 billion.
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It seems to me that Miller's drawings are a way to accumulate a vocabulary of abstract shapes and marks.
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Not a shocker as we all know it's easier to accumulate a high net worth if you make more.
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According to Heid, hackers accumulate millions of login credentials and passwords in online databases garnered from previous data breaches.
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Sauvage at least has the advantage of starting off with expertise that Maison Premiere needed several years to accumulate.
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As you pay your premiums, over time you begin to accumulate a cash-value component you can borrow against.
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Specifically, it would eliminate the subsidized Stafford Loan, which does not accumulate interest while a borrower is in school.
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The spring maintenance is expected to be particularly extensive in the Midwest region where excess crude tends to accumulate.
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Corley found that it took people with modest incomes about 32 years to accumulate an average of $3.3 million.
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Flowers began to accumulate at the foot of the Memorial Wall on Monday, as the agency returned to work.
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He also helped a number of businesses, like Hyundai and Samsung, accumulate vast fortunes while keeping workers in sweatshops.
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Clinton in their all-important race to accumulate delegates to clinch the party's nomination, has rarely been so aggressive.
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The more likely danger in eating a shit-ton of sushi comes when certain substances accumulate within the body.
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The little money I do accumulate to pay the rent comes from old residuals, poetry and favors to men….
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A: I want them to understand that what I have, and have been able to accumulate, is not theirs.
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Knowing that allows us to accumulate some pretty meaningful information that previously we would not have had access to.
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A candidate needs to accumulate at least 1,237 delegates to win the nomination at the Republican convention in July.
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The idea was to go out, play shows and accumulate interest from people who might want to join us.
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It's hard to accumulate wealth in Manhattan or San Francisco, but is much more likely in Buffalo or Memphis.
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They can "accumulate in the food chain" and have been detected in the fatty tissue of animals—including fish.
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According to my Rich Habits Study, this chosen path took 32 years to accumulate an average of $3.3 million.
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While virus evolution may confer vaccine resistance, this process often takes many years for the right mutations to accumulate.
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This in turn changes the flow of water through the plant, which may affect how water-soluble nutrients accumulate.
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They're in the place where you can be the most influential, where you can accumulate skills and social capital.
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One by one, the worms accumulate, getting denser until a swirling mass forms, just more than an inch wide.
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This can be lethal for animals, and pollutants can accumulate over time and travel up through the food chain.
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Employee contributions typically accumulate over three to six months, at which point they are aggregated together to purchase shares.
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A glaze of ice and up to 1 inch of snow could accumulate there, the National Weather Service says.
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"Whatever savings you can accumulate acts as a buffer from high-cost debt when unplanned expenses arise," McBride says.
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Studies have found that sharks accumulate marine toxins, as long-lived predators at the top of the food chain.
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HSAs have three key tax benefits: Contributions are made pretax or are tax-deductible, and they accumulate without taxes.
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That makes it much harder for leaders to accumulate the broad respect that's a crucial component of effective leadership.
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Direct entry into tournament main draws requires a certain number of ranking points, which college players cannot accumulate quickly.
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Over the last generation, globalization, technological advancements and regulatory policies have allowed the richest Americans to accumulate unprecedented wealth.
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But the projects became a symbol to many of the ruling elite's insatiable drive to accumulate even more wealth.
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Hair cells can recover if a noise isn't too loud and doesn't last too long, but permanent injuries accumulate.
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The Trump campaign has had time to accumulate cash while rivals in a jammed Democratic primary compete for donors.
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It does take a relatively long time to accumulate wealth this way — an average of 32 years, I found.
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And it can be incorporated into a variety of chemicals, called radiopharmaceuticals, that accumulate preferentially in different bodily organs.
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In fact, this fund accrues more money than it spends each year, leaving the unallocated budget to continuously accumulate.
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Output in the rest of the world declined, a trend that may start reversing as the trade sanctions accumulate.
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Clinton in March 2016 and Obama in February 2008 were able to accumulate large delegate leads because of this.
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On average, American workers accumulate about 500 unread emails and spend approximately 6.3 hours a day checking their messages.
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Her medical bill has more than doubled, forcing him to sell his car, work two jobs, and accumulate loans.
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Civil society advocates say that the legislation allows a single government agency to accumulate unchecked powers over the internet.
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In Illinois, receivables more than 210 days past due accumulate interest at a rate of 290 percent per month.
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As lakes freeze again in the winter, these methane bubbles accumulate underneath the surface ice like a pressure cooker.
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Especially when the therapies address a disease where disabilities accumulate with time like inherited muscle disorders such as muscular dystrophy.
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Workers would have been encouraged to contribute to Roth accounts, which accept post-tax contributions but generally accumulate tax-free.
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Regardless, we view the weakness in MMSI common providing an attractive entry point in the low 203s and would accumulate.
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The pack is made up of layers of snow that accumulate in the winter and spring in the Sierra Nevada.
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Such behaviours, when they accumulate, can indicate disorders including separation anxiety, fear-based aggression and possible canine dementia, he added.
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It's still unclear how a galaxy can accumulate this much gas before beginning its period of crazy-fast star formation.
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Over time, antibiotics accumulate in the soil, a pattern that has been linked to the development of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
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Offer letters to job candidates include the amount of money they can accumulate in an ESOP over various time frames.
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We are approaching a new moon, so remember: This is the time to let go, not to build or accumulate.
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"We've seen some folks argue that effects ought to accumulate over time, but this study contradicts this claim," Ferguson added.
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Like spot prices, spreads can be distorted by short-term noise as traders accumulate and liquidate positions in a herd.
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This, coupled with the discretionary nature of land acquisitions, allows Jababeka to accumulate cash buffers and strengthen its liquidity profile.
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The agitated symptoms tend to accumulate in the psyches of those "who might not be comfortable being sad," she says.
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She was in her 50s, but unlike most of us who accumulate illnesses as we age, she was shedding them.
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Keeping borrowers confused — and thus paying for longer, while interest and servicing fees accumulate — isn't a bug in the system.
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Bacteria can accumulate in the bottle — especially on the mouth where your lips touch it — and form a slimy biofilm.
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Goldberg said younger investors should hope for a market retreat as an opportunity to accumulate stocks that are marked down.
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Computers and other electronic waste as well as hazardous materials, such as car batteries and used motor oil, accumulate too.
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When thinking about how to accumulate a million dollars or more, there are three key issues that people must consider.
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We saw in 2007-2008, how bad practices, bad consumer practices could actually accumulate and contribute to a financial crisis.
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This formula helped them to accumulate 155 million views* on Rose's YouTube channel and more than 30 million on Rosie's.
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Pieces of plastic also accumulate pollutants such as PCBs anywhere from 100,000 to 1,000,000 times the levels found in seawater.
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The brothers began to accumulate modest chart successes and Country Music Association trophies on the strength of their 2016 debut.
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Those producing at a lower intensity than the benchmark will accumulate credits that can be used to offset future costs.
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Rawls had 27 carries on Saturday after an injury-plagued regular season that saw him accumulate just 349 rushing yards.
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When we age, our genes slowly accumulate mutations — that's part of how we get cancer and other age-related defects.
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Such collective wisdom can accumulate over time and be embodied in corporate traditions that cannot be bought in the market.
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The fall is the perfect time to start taking on the book list that you've had accumulate over the summer.
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As we age, we accumulate senescent cells, which are damaged cells that resist dying off but stay in our bodies.
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The AP noted some analysts initially believed it would take Disney up to a year to accumulate 85033 million subscribers.
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The AP noted some analysts initially believed it would take Disney up to a year to accumulate 10 million subscribers.
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Social networks are all pretty good about coming up with the basic ways for you to accumulate some of that.
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No equivalent source of information exists to warn residents about the dangers that accumulate from much lower amounts of pollution.
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EGPC will also repay nearly $3.6 billion of arrears to international oil firms and seek not to accumulate new arrears.
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Mileage Plus is United's loyalty program that allows you to accumulate miles, all while earning different status levels each year.
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And premiums for long-term care and for dental and vision insurance will accumulate, then employees will be billed directly.
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Leigh, like me, has begun to accumulate some digital assets and is fascinated by the emergence of the whole thing.
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And you can avoid mercury by skipping varieties that accumulate high levels of it: shark, swordfish, king mackerel and tilefish.
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Islands like Inaccessible that are located near these gyres (and their resulting garbage patches) accumulate exorbitant amounts of plastic debris.
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The buttons, about the size of a thumbnail, are mineral deposits that freshwater crayfish accumulate and store in their bodies.
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What's more, market volatility presents a risk to the retirement nest eggs retirees have worked their entire careers to accumulate.
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It took the Saver-Investors in my Rich Habits Study about 32 years to accumulate an average of $3.3 million.
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The central bank also said it would buy $1 billion from the government as it seeks to accumulate international reserves.
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"In this digital age, they destroy photos," Ms. Buckland said of photographers and agencies that accumulate great backlogs of photos.
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Using that frugal mindset on small daily choices helps them naturally accumulate save more money in the long run.5.
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Our recent study suggests that the way older adults accumulate their sitting time might be important for aging without diabetes.
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The chart shows how much money you'll accumulate over time if you invest $250 a month starting at different ages.
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Implicit in public pensions' investment objectives is to accumulate cash flow-generating assets and hold them for a long time.
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Plastics also accumulate up the food chain, and studies now show that we are likely ingesting it ourselves in seafood.
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The basic issue is that people need to accumulate more assets collectively than they would in the defined benefit environment.
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On a good night, his team can accumulate clumps of runs that make the score look like a football game.
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Qatar Gas Transport Co edged up 0.4 percent after QNB Financial Services raised the stock to "accumulate" from "market perform".
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What did worry him, though, was the water that will fall and accumulate — and might not move for a while.
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It would prompt foreigners to buy fewer American exports in order to accumulate the dollars needed to fund these investments.
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From the back, we see (among other things) our neighbor's yard, where days of dog droppings are left to accumulate.
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Birds accumulate mutations in their DNA at a roughly clocklike rate, allowing scientists to estimate when their lineages branched apart.
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But others, especially those linked to leukemia, seem to give stem cells a new ability to accumulate in the marrow.
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Random moments accumulate after the shows, odd stuff that turns up later at the back of the mental sock drawer.
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The chances of getting colorectal cancer were nearly doubled among postmenopausal women who accumulate visceral fat, a Korean study found.
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He found that if he crumpled two separate sheets, each sheet would, as expected, accumulate damage in a unique way.
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That may leave the other Nevada runners-up scrambling to accumulate delegates but with few opportunities to win whole states.
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If I were to accumulate three strikes, YouTube would just shut down my channel completely, removing all of my content.
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Instead, the debts we are projected to accumulate stem largely from an aging population and large, poorly targeted tax cuts.
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It will put more emphasis on its "Shop Your Way" customer loyalty program, which allows its customers to accumulate points.
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Waiting means blowing hundreds of thousands of dollars you could have made by letting that money sit and accumulate interest.
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This substance tends to accumulate in diseased knees and is often used as a marker of incipient or worsening arthritis.
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Even with prevention, washing and drying, some bacteria that live in kitchens can accumulate in the sponge, Dr. Langsrud said.
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She feels that she's only enabled a system that allows the rich to accumulate power as they deepen their immortality.
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But several inches of snow could accumulate in the higher elevations of upstate New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.
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Ratcliffe uses the op-ed to go after white supremacists, saying society has allowed them to accumulate too much power.
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Young also found time to lead all rebounders in the game with 11 and accumulate a team-high eight assists.
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Ukrtransgaz said it planned to accumulate an additional 0.5 bcm of gas by mid-October when the heating season starts.
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However, one thing is common among them: $1 million is a bogey that many aspire to accumulate in retirement savings.
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"When so many dark clouds accumulate in the sky, the chances of rain increase," wrote Nahum Barnea in Yediot Ahronot.
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In acquiring Modcloth, Bonobos and Moosejaw, Walmart has started to accumulate a house of established apparel brands under its name.
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For most, the ultimate objective is not to merely accumulate as much money and as many assets as they can.
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Instead of being released, the carbon can accumulate up to 20 feet below the surface, and remain there for millennia.
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"You can still accumulate debt if you make purchases and fail to pay your bills on time," Credit Karma reports.
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If marriage were delayed too long — or if people couldn&apost accumulate enough wealth — they might not marry at all.
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That possibility remains remote as Sanders continues to accumulate wins, despite early predictions that Clinton would clinch the nomination easily.
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As they accumulate data on their users they become more enmeshed in their lives, making it expensive for customers to switch.
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It's just acknowledgement of the how the experience of a movie changes as more years (and wisdom) accumulate in your noggin.
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Wearing long sleeves and pants will significantly reduce the number of mosquito bites you accumulate by the end of the evening.
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It agreed to enrich uranium only to low levels not suitable for a bomb and to accumulate no more than 300kg.
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These hydrocarbons accumulate into small particles — a fraction of a micrometer in size — which scatter sunlight to make the blue haze.
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This, coupled with the discretionary nature of land acquisitions, may allow Modernland to accumulate cash and shore-up its liquidity profile.
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Drivers who accumulate too many negative reviews will get a warning and could be suspended if they fail to scrub up.
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I think real estate is an easy way to accumulate wealth, but it's only available to a small amount of people.
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They might not be technically homeless, but they can't put down a security deposit or accumulate credit in order to move.
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The central bank also said it would auction another $400 million of put options to accumulate international reserves on April 30.
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The big picture: Xi wants a stable international environment that allows China to continue to develop and accumulate wealth and power.
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But these disconcerting details accumulate into a demented final act that will surely cause a bevy of conflicting reactions from audiences.
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You then accumulate points based on each player's performance (points, rebounds, assists, etc) during the quarter you have them picked for.
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These faeces and bodies fall through the water column as what is known as marine snow, and accumulate at the bottom.
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But shortly into the work, management decided to let the rubble accumulate, according to a Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board report.
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"Your free Super Chat will refresh on the 1st day of every calendar month, but it won't accumulate," the description reads.
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You can't possibly accumulate the amount of money you need to re-create an income stream once your work income ends.
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POPs also accumulate in the fatty tissues of organisms which mean they can be passed down the food chain ad infinitum.
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But macroeconomic distortions and imbalances are starting to accumulate around the world, in a reprise of the end of previous cycles.
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"It's basically a dead tissue," Neilsen said, describing how layers of glassy cells accumulate on the lid throughout the shark's life.
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The government has quietly cultivated relations with a number of Islamic movements and brotherhoods, helping them accumulate considerable power and wealth.
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I'm lucky that I don't have to work weekends very often, and we accumulate comp time that we can use later.
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Different trees accumulate gold in different ways, so exactly the same species must be sampled across each site for valid comparisons.
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Your dopamine levels shoot up with each new like, making you feel rewarded when you accumulate a whole lot of them.
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"We saw in 2007 to 2008 how bad consumer practices could actually accumulate and contribute to a financial crisis," he said.
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The longer water sits in your pipes, the more time lead has to accumulate, and the higher the level of contamination.
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That could also cause the BoE to accumulate huge volumes of deposits that it would need to invest into different assets.
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Chartists use volume to determine if large money managers are starting to accumulate or distribute the stock in an aggressive way.
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Self-made millionaires tend to accumulate wealth because they save, invest and manage money wisely — not because they make huge salaries.
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Living for so long, the amount of radioactive carbon had time to accumulate in the crustaceans' bodies, according to the study.
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They are looking to see if large money managers are starting to accumulate or distribute the stock in an aggressive way.
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The original video managed to accumulate 345,000 views on YouTube, and Schematics Team recently spoke to the man behind the coaster.
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He said he thinks other event-driven hedge fund managers, which bet on company deals, were continuing to accumulate Akzo shares.
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"That savings would accumulate and compound for every year that they had the loan," said Holden Lewis, home expert at NerdWallet.
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"If you have a region around the equator that's lower, it's a lot easier to accumulate more material there," Matsuyama says.
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The highest population density is in San Juan in the northeast, which is also where Zika infections are likely to accumulate.
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As Americans accumulate more funds for retirement, a new challenge arises: how to make these savings last as life expectancies increase.
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Helping workers accumulate retirement savings of their own is vitally important to the well-being of every household and the nation.
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The risk is highest for borrowers who never graduate, but still accumulate student loan debt that they can't discharge in bankruptcy.
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Waiting means blowing hundreds of thousands of dollars that could be made by simply letting your money sit and accumulate interest.
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Certainly we could see which way the winds were blowing, that the risks were beginning to accumulate on the foreign side.
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Losing some of the ability to repair DNA helps cancers accumulate mutations, and is often part of how they get started.
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Health insurance coverage will continue, and premiums will accumulate during the shutdown, to be withheld from paychecks after the government reopens.
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This is not because green investments are unprofitable, but because their profits slowly accumulate and are widely shared across a community.
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The cobalt crusts accumulate a few millimetres every million years, while the manganese nodules grow by around 1cm every million years.
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When you sleep, your brain literally recharges, removing toxic proteins that accumulate during the day as byproducts of normal neuronal activity.
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The Marlins will increase "member" benefits by offering discounts on food and drink, and fans can accumulate points to earn rewards.
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Microplastics are a problem for marine life:A 2013 studyfound that marine animals can accumulate potentially hazardous chemicals from eating those plastics.
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There's always a reason to wait on something, but if you keep waiting, you'll only accumulate a longer list of regrets.
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BI unveiled details of auction changes while saying it will accumulate more bonds to conduct monetary operations under the new benchmark.
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"Peat fires burn 'old' carbon," Smith said in an email, meaning that the carbon has taken thousands of years to accumulate.
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But there's another way we can think about the iPhone: as a device that replaces all the other junk we accumulate.
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De Frenne was allowed five minutes off every hour, which he could accumulate over several hours to allow him to sleep.
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Changes between the design of one shooter and another can be subtle, but over time they accumulate and form distinct subgenres.
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Research has found that THC can easily cross the placenta and accumulate in the brain and fat of the growing fetus.
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Garcia Padilla said the problems did not accumulate overnight and did not stem from any single factor, political decision or party.
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In most cases, the wealth these self-made millionaires accumulate comes from either stock compensation or a partnership share of profits.
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Ryanair is also a fast-track opportunity for young pilots and crew members to accumulate experience and jump to another airline.
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Apparently, they are not allowed to interrupt each other, nor respond directly as the memories accumulate in the space between them.
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Like any tool we use every day, our laptops accumulate dust, grime, oils from our skin and who knows what else.
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Slavery, after all, enabled masters to accumulate vast tracts of land, squeezing out small farmers and forcing them into wage labor.
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Without a companion plan, we will lose the wealth of species that have taken millions of years to evolve and accumulate.
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The first big deadline passed on Thursday, the day Tehran said it would accumulate more enriched uranium than the deal allows.
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But what if, as is sometimes the case, the theory is actually true, and the facts slowly accumulate to prove it?
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Evidence has recently begun to accumulate suggesting that people's opinions follow those of leaders they respect more often than vice versa.
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"Whereas, if you barely notice anything that goes on around you, then you're going to accumulate fewer grudges," Ms. Hannah said.
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The seismic lull in California since Northridge has helped the authority accumulate $15 billion in available funds for an eventual payout.
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Imagine how much of the above we could accumulate per dollar spent, after even modest inflation, over 50 or 100 years.
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That's probably because this is very much a respiratory disease, and as you get older you accumulate a lot of inflammation.
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Knowlton structures his tale around three eager novices, each convinced that he would soon accumulate a fortune too vast to count.
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We've also had to make sure the wheels won't accumulate food waste, because that would cause issues with the health department.
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But as we allow unaccountable bureaucrats to accumulate more and more power, we move closer to the tyranny feared by Madison.
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We know that flame retardants accumulate in our own bodies; scientists find PBDEs in nearly every person they test, including newborns.
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That&aposs because icy solids accumulate in that region when a star system is in its infancy, helping to form planets.
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Even if no springs dry up, the project explicitly plans to draw down water that took thousands of years to accumulate.
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She said local residents had organized protests after torrential flooding last year, which caused water to accumulate in the garbage dump.
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But before those rape kits can even accumulate in police departments, they have to be administered and sealed, typically by nurses.
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The city sued Ms. Lindsay the following year for disregarding that citation, and the fees, which continue to accumulate, exceed $130,000.
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It took type 2 Rich people in my Rich Habits study about 20 years to accumulate an average of $4 million.
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The deal only lets Iran accumulate enriched uranium with just over 5,000 of its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges at Natanz.
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"Your twenties is when you really want to be forming good habits that will allow you to accumulate wealth," Ogorek says.
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That makes them more likely to get stuck somewhere in the pipes and accumulate until water and waste cannot pass through.
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An 18-year-old who invests $100 per month and earns a 6% rate of return would accumulate $4.73,000 by 65.
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Of the 364 inmates, 50 credited their accounts with more than $1,000 apiece, and one person managed to accumulate nearly $10,000.
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The Mr. Putin I knew back then allowed his superiors to accumulate huge wealth, and then he shielded them from indictment.
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Finally, it's impossible for vaccine strains and circulating strains ever to match perfectly when circulating strains accumulate mutations all season long.
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Five to six layers of curled and twisted blue, white, orange, and yellow paint accumulate like heavy icing on a cake.
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But don't be fooled—as sleep-regulating molecules like adenosine accumulate in the brain, the fatigue will eventually overwhelm you, he says.
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But the cave system where they were found allowed for the remains of humans and animals from different time periods to accumulate.
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For example, iron, which can be toxic at high concentrations, can accumulate with successive blood bags, which are given during a transfusion.
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Not simply a helpful tool for pet owners, the app will also accumulate anonymised data the university can use for veterinary studies.
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Tiny events accumulate until, while not counterbalancing the evil in the world, they return Beverly to a sense of who she is.
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And no, I never saw my sweat accumulate on the outside of the jacket, nor did it crystallize in the freezing air.
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"Most house owners charge on an annual basis, which most people find very hard (as they can't) accumulate the money," he said.
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With vacuous spaces and a need for 803/7 heating and cooling systems, such large museums tend to accumulate CO2 emissions quickly.
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Most have since learned to borrow more carefully and in local currency, and to accumulate a war chest of foreign-exchange reserves.
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Toxic emissions don't dissolve — they accumulate and cause mutations in humans and animals alike, and they will lead to irreversible environmental catastrophe.
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Each of the entries in Daily Rituals is entertaining on its own, but as they accumulate, second orders of meaning reveal themselves.
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Tocqueville worried that states might use the principle of equality to accumulate power and ride roughshod over local traditions and local communities.
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To Dr. Barzilay, such a "primitive" practice seems "a travesty," especially because large volumes of information about patients accumulate in every hospital.
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If you hold on to the same photos for years and accumulate them, the 20,000-photo limit doesn't seem so far away.
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The whales might also be getting rid of sun-damaged skin that would otherwise accumulate over lives more than 200 years long.
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"I'm going to accumulate cash, see what happens with the Fed in December, see what they tell us about 2017," Ricchiuto said.
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These tax-advantaged accounts allow families to sock away after-tax dollars and have them accumulate earnings free of federal income taxes.
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Parkinson's disease is a neurodegenerative disorder where brain cells accumulate excessive amounts of a protein called alpha-synuclein and then die off.
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It's amazing how many products one girl can accumulate, and even more amazing how few are actually used on a daily basis.
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Meanwhile, active fire suppression in some areas has allowed dry vegetation to accumulate, so when embers ignite, it causes a massive conflagration.
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Meehan recommends savers accumulate a good pot of money, starting as early as possible, which will compound until retirement, hopefully over decades.
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In the same way, I can't "beat" the credit card companies, but merely continue to accumulate modest savings from moment to moment.
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This is where you take your dirtiest laundry, week after week, and over time, that growth can accumulate on walls and trim.
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They are tax free and can accumulate and be rolled over into a retirement account when a person is ready for Medicare.
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Images on paper continue to accumulate in the neighboring gallery, where the content of each is necessary to a collection's overall message.
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Your savings will accumulate on a tax-free basis, and you can take tax-free withdrawals to pay for qualified medical expenses.
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The buffer aims to force banks to accumulate extra capital during boom periods on top of capital requirements set through other regulations.
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"If mutated paternal mitochondrial DNA isn't removed promptly, then mutations can accumulate through generations" — and that can cause problems for the species.
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"We will talk it over with the localities and accumulate some experience, after that we will increase step-by-step," he said.
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Lower income levels are already having a long term impact on millennials' ability to accumulate wealth, either through savings or home equity.
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As those dollars accumulate in the commercial banking system, they are purchased by China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC).
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This kind of research can take time, he said, and it is important to accumulate the best evidence for the proposed warnings.
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But the explosion of pay in the 21993s coincided with moves towards better governance, and shareholders have continued to accumulate power since.
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Then, in her mid-40s, weight maintenance was no longer easy and the pounds started to accumulate, slowly at first, then rapidly.
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For example, a person that contributes $23,2000 annually and receives a four percent employer match could accumulate around $24,2000 after 303 years.
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The first includes persistent organic pollutants such as PCBs and DDT, which accumulate in whales even though they were banned years ago.
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The longer other things do not kill you, the more of the wear and tear that leads to cancer your cells accumulate.
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Kasich himself has struggled to accumulate enough delegates to clinch the GOP nomination and is relying on a contested convention in July.
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American taxpayers would be paying for others to accumulate valuable knowledge and skills that they would then take out of the country.
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Macao has no outstanding government debt and prudent expenditure management during the gaming boom allowed the territory to accumulate large fiscal buffers.
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Refiners can accumulate or purchase credits to extend the deadline, but early signs suggest the cost of the credits could be significant.
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Even if all these amendments were completely inoffensive, they accumulate and increase the cost of the legislation both in time and resources.
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Flowers needs 329 yards of total offense to become the fourth player in school history to accumulate 10,000 in his career. 3.
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Beyond the money, internet companies need consumers using their speech tools so they accumulate even more data in order to improve accuracy.
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As a result, microplastics often accumulate in bodies of water like the ocean near Ferreira's home, posing a danger to marine life.
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As plant life evolved and spread, oxygen continued to accumulate in our atmosphere, until eventually, there was enough to support complex animals.
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But their diversified revenue and larger balance-sheets allow them to accumulate acreage even as they drill at a more measured pace.
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Then there's a period of model drift: As years go by, anomalies accumulate and the model begins to seem creaky and flawed.
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I brush away imagined specks of dust, as if to sweep the eventual cobwebs that will accumulate as it sits in storage.
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" He added: "The wealthiest sector of the global economy will continue to accumulate more cash than it can consume or productively invest.
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The pollutants accumulate in salmon as they feed, and when the whales eat salmon they also ingest PCBs at even higher levels.
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Unstacked, the beds become tables against which the men fling their own and others' bodies, as images of sacrifice and torture accumulate.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has always been a big-money politician, relying on large benefactors to accumulate a $31.1 million war chest.
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As accusations of sexual misconduct against famous men accumulate, the sheer quantity of dispiriting news is starting to create a confusing blur.
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Buyers love the convenience of the integrated storage compartment, though there are some comments that spilled water may accumulate under the bowl.
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Try finding an outfit that's on the way up, where you can accumulate skills and social capital and expand along with it.
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But those glimmers of dissatisfaction — of a lack of autonomy — behind each click or app install are real, too, and they accumulate.
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Well, you have to use a material called Stardust and candy items specific to each species, which you accumulate by catching Pokémon.
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Using these parameters, "it will be much easier" for people to accumulate the desired 150 weekly minutes of moderate activity, says Adm.
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Mutations can occur and accumulate in the DNA of sperm-forming cells, and environmental exposures can change the genes in sperm themselves.
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His accusations continued to accumulate throughout 230, and he recently started his own YouTube channel (and has yet to divorce his wife).
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During that time, interest would accumulate at a variable rate starting at about 5.5 percent and following market rates up or down.
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Narrative, allegory, and speech amass in these lines, much like the colors, textures, and objects that accumulate in Banerjee's installations and sculptures.
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If you started investing $250 a month at 25, you'd accumulate $878,570 by age 4673, assuming an 8% average annual investment return.
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Instead, they provide small pieces of unlinkable information that can accumulate to show that the validity of an assertion is overwhelmingly probable.
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"It took an investment of time and in the relationship to accumulate the moments and make these contemplative photographs," Mr. Furticella said.
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Players cannot foul out, though teams that accumulate more than six team fouls start giving up free throws and eventually technical fouls.
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You&aposll get the best return by stacking them all together and watching your points and miles accumulate at a rapid clip.
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Like flat prices, calendar spreads can still be distorted by short-term noise as traders accumulate and liquidate positions in a herd.
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But Japan's armed forces have long heavily focused on defensive capabilities, and Tokyo is only now beginning to accumulate serious offensive firepower.
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So mutations with that combination of effects — helpful early, harmful late — will be beneficial over all and will accumulate in the population.
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The hard work inside by Whiteside and Deng and the drives by Dragic helped the Heat accumulate 193 points in the paint.
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"No, I don't — but not for any particular reason other than I wanted to accumulate as much cash as possible," Cuban said.
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The nuclear deal only lets Iran accumulate enriched uranium with just over 5,000 of its first-generation IR-1 centrifuges at Natanz.
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It's not right for individuals to accumulate a massive amount of wealth that's equivalent to millions and millions of other people combined.
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I just accumulate new ones all the time and leave them lying around on shelves and household surfaces in no order whatsoever.
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The study also linked PFAS levels in blood to a diet high in shellfish, which can accumulate those chemicals from contaminated water.
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"The main drivers of dementia are these neurodegenerative and cerebrovascular pathologies that accumulate in the brain and are age-related," Wilson explained.
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Users could also buy "stars," or accumulate them by being active on the app — the more stars, the higher they were ranked.
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By default, your iPad&aposs Safari browser never closes tabs, so you&aposll probably accumulate a lot of open tabs over time.
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The lawmakers say federal agencies have continued to accumulate more power since the Supreme Court's 1984 ruling in Chevron U.S.A. Inc. v.
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As layers of sediments gradually accumulate, any organic materials trapped in these layers are compressed, heated and eventually converted into fossil fuels.
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These HSAs allow you to save on a pretax or tax-deductible basis and have the money accumulate tax-free over time.
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He holds significant financial and organizational advantages that he was able to accumulate over a long season of disarray among traditional Democrats.
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Because the idea is if you accumulate even a small fraction of that many lies, you should be hounded out of office.
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Completed words save lives in Hangman, deplete tiles in Anagrams, prevent elimination in spelling bees, and accumulate cash in Wheel of Fortune.
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These pits are not sealed from above, so rain can accumulate and overtop the pits, allowing untreated animal waste into the water.
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But PFASs also accumulate in people and animals and have been observationally linked to an increased risk of health problems including cancer.
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Bones and shells sometimes pile up when currents sweep dead sea creatures toward a particular eddy, where they accumulate over years or centuries.
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"This could be a multiyear process of smaller deals that sort of accumulate over time and eventually accelerate the growth rate," he said.
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Unskilled workers would get 800 euros a year which could accumulate for up to 10 years, while skilled workers would get 500 euros.
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That might seem like a minor inconvenience, but after decades of use I can tell you that trackballs accumulate stuff around their sensors.
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After all, workers are more likely to stay when they know they have the chance to accumulate some significant wealth down the road.
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The nice thing about being a digital hoarder is that all of your stuff doesn't accumulate in scattered piles around your living room.
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If you're just joining us, please note that you'll need approximately 94 days (or around 13 weeks) to accumulate the savings outline ahead.
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As you learn, you'll also accumulate skill points that you can reference when applying for jobs to prove that you know your stuff.
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He is part of a research team that won an EPA grant to study the extent to which PFAS compounds accumulate in food.
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You may have already been using it to some degree, or maybe you're just leaving it on your desktop to accumulate digital cobwebs.
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"You have to start wondering if there are some abnormalities in the urinary tract that are causing bacteria to accumulate there," she says.
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As personal-health records accumulate on its platform, from sensors such as Fitbits to medical-grade devices, it will encourage more app development.
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"Pus is a collection of inflammatory blood cells that accumulate within the follicle and reach the surface of the skin," says Dr. Zeichner.
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However, pathogens can also accumulate on surfaces or items you use every day that are way less obvious than, say, your toilet seat.
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To help with the costs that continue to accumulate today, the family created a GoFundMe page that has since raised more than $33,000.
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Negative thoughts and bad memories are like dust, Whitehurst explains — they can accumulate in nooks, crannies, and dark corners if you let them.
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"Many of the buildings that hold the [waste] now crack, leak, corrode, sprout weeds, and accumulate dark radioactive sludge," he writes in Fallout.
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Set attainable, meaningful daily goals and the long-term payoffs will accumulate the way everything in life does: one day at a time.
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In an annuity, savings accumulate on a tax-deferred basis that pay out a monthly stream of income for life once you retire.
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Under the scheme, countries that accumulate surpluses in economic good times could spend the money to help cover deficits in countries in recession.
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He is 228 and just the second NBA player in the past 35 years to accumulate more than 10,000 points off the bench.
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The estate tax punishes saving by imposing more taxes on frugal families that accumulate large estates rather than spend most of their income.
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"I think this is a good setup here to the short side, [so] I'm trying to accumulate some short positions here," said Keene.
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You have to get up and go outside to search your city cellphone in hand to accumulate as many Pokemon as you can.
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Four days after her killing, police say they have made no arrests and predict it will take weeks to accumulate all the evidence.
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The release also states that previous studies have found that the chemicals can migrate into food and, when consumed, accumulate in the body.
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China is still a net consumer of copper and like any buyer will be incentivised to accumulate inventory during periods of price troughs.
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He began to accumulate a small cheering section from Brockton, and attracted the attention of trainer Charley Goldman, who worked for Al Weill.
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But one thing should be clear: Dragging on the negotiating process while continuing to accumulate China's huge surpluses on American trades is over.
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Marie Salem, director capital markets at FFA Private Bank Dubai, said foreigners are continuing to accumulate bank shares across the United Arab Emirates.
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Owning a home can be a great way to accumulate wealth in the U.S., but the barrier to entry is steep, especially now.
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Horvat is the first Canuck to accumulate at least 100 career points before the age of 22 since Petr Nedved in 1993. 2.
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When their owners die, these shells often sink to the seabed, where they accumulate in sedimentary ooze that often gets transformed into rock.
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That's left little room for natural drainage, meaning floodwaters can more quickly accumulate, gathering the force needed to flip cars and topple buildings.
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"The hard reality is that women need to save a greater percentage of their income to accumulate enough money for retirement," O'Shea says.
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And as firms accumulate untraceable cash, some will offer bribes for operating permits, says Fred Timpner, head of the Michigan Association of Police.
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But when the ear's self-cleaning process doesn't work well, too much earwax may accumulate and partially or fully block the ear canal.
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China is still a net consumer of copper and like any buyer will be incentivized to accumulate inventory during periods of price troughs.
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After all, as you accumulate more evidence confirming your views, you're less likely to question them, and less likely to change your mind.
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The EU, China and Japan are complaining about the alleged U.S. protectionist policies while continuing to accumulate large surpluses on their American trades.
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Not only do pillows flatten over time, but also they can accumulate dead skin cells and hair, in addition to absorbing body oil.
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Still, "with traveling around and periods of unemployment, I was not able to accumulate enough to live on" without working into her 70s.
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Tau can tangle up and accumulate in the brain in abnormal ways, having a detrimental effect on parts of the brain involving memory.
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Millions of tons of plastic accumulate in the oceans each year, but only a small fraction of that winds up on the surface.
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The estate tax creates an unfair situation for black-owned businesses, which have primarily started to accumulate wealth within the last 6900 years.
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The demand is driven, at least in part, by students' belief that they need to accumulate Advanced Placement classes to impress top colleges.
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Extracting and burning these fuels for energy releases those gases into the atmosphere, where they accumulate and heat up the Earth over time.
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But she will have no ranking points, which accumulate over the previous 52 weeks, by the time she is reinstated in late April.
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Up to half an inch of ice may accumulate in the inland Carolinas, and meteorologists warn of high storm surges in coastal areas.
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Proponents said the measure would offer transparency into how Iranian officials accumulate wealth, while the Obama administration warned it could compromise intelligence methods.
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The WHO focused on sulfates and soot particulates measuring fewer than 2.5 micrometres across, which can accumulate in human respiratory and cardiovascular systems.
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Under the current system, teachers beginning their careers accumulate points that would later enable them to teach in private schools and provincial towns.
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Greenhouse gases began to accumulate in its atmosphere in a positive feedback loop that led to its modern incarnation as a tempestuous hellscape.
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"This is a pretty regular process: When businesses accumulate too much, the produce less the next quarter," says Barry Bosworth, a Brookings economist.
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While "individual comments or likes are insignificant," as those accumulate they collectively produce the values and behaviors that the group then adheres to.
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Sanders' win in Wisconsin still leaves him far behind Clinton in the race to accumulate the 26,22016 delegates to win the Democratic nomination.
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Those points you accumulate every time you put a charge on your card aren't just good for buying airline tickets, Mr. Widzer said.
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Instead, they resemble nanoscale coral reefs or limestone formations: complex, calcium-rich rocks with strata that accumulate and dissolve over time, researchers found.
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Water heaters in bathrooms, where carbon monoxide can accumulate quickly in a small space, appear to be deadliest of all, the reports said.
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Years of actively suppressing natural fires have allowed trees, grasses, and shrubs to accumulate at unnatural levels in many parts of the world.
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None of the automakers appear willing to allow a single dominant figure to run operations or accumulate power again the way he did.
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A friend of mine has familial amyloid polyneuropathy, a rare disease in which the liver produces abnormal proteins that accumulate throughout the body.
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Try finding an outfit that's on the way up, where you can accumulate new skills and social capital, and expand along with it.
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But we can control our actions today, and those actions are going to accumulate to affect every single diverging timeline in the future.
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That is because many debt disasters occur in small countries in Africa and Latin America with limits on the bonds one can accumulate.
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It's a harsh reality of modern retirement planning: Women live on average five years longer than men, yet they accumulate less for retirement.
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It's one where experts are allowed to be experts, capitalists are allowed to accumulate, and ordinary workers are allowed a semblance of stability.
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Nevertheless, as these moments accumulate, the pull of drama is so strong that you begin to feel a Cubist portrait coming to life.
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The report said Mr. Choi had cultivated his influence with Ms. Park, the dictator's daughter, to solicit bribes and accumulate a family fortune.
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Once we have passed reproductive age, the genes can get sloppy about copying, allowing mutations to accumulate, because natural selection no longer cares.
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The producers of violent media content have exploited the nation's fascination with violence to accumulate huge financial profits for their fat-cat corporations.
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Presumably, such changes would accumulate with repeated training, he says, and over time help to keep cardiac telomeres longer than without the exercise.
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There's a reason inheritances are more common among whites: They had plenty of time and policies on their side to accumulate that wealth.
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If you&aposre making estimated quarterly tax payments, you&aposll need to accumulate funds in your tax savings account as you earn them.
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Firms will need to keep pace with the regulators' growing ability to accumulate and analyze vast amounts of data as they examine firms.
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As we implement the Phase 1 trade agreement, we will accumulate experience and then we can consider when we should start Phase 2.
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As long as you know your relevant sitcom and can imagine the type of closet clutter a nun might accumulate, you're almost there.
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According to Buddhist belief, a baby who is never born can't go to heaven, having never had the opportunity to accumulate good karma.
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But apparently it can also harbor tiny particles of black carbon, which accumulate on the side of the placenta that faces the fetus.
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In order to get the most out of your retirement plan, you should let the money accumulate over the course of your career.
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They are susceptible to being used as a tax shelter because they can accumulate tax-deferred investment income indefinitely unlike traditional insurance providers.
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Assuming you spend this average and save everything else, it would take you 12 years to accumulate 240 million thoughts ($2.4 million worth).
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Everyone who loses their pride becomes a miser of a sort; their self-importance increases, their eyes die out, and their resentments accumulate.
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Stacked paintings in boxes accumulate, producing a surface that grows toward the viewer and ravines that reveal the layers of boxed paintings beneath.
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It's a way to tap into a big market, reduce emissions immediately, and accumulate funding for longer-term efforts to replace diesel entirely.
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We have a very 21st-century problem in our midst: the more devices you own, the more wires and dongles and chargers you accumulate.
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The device's effects did seem to accumulate the more it was used, Shore said, suggesting that a longer course could provide longer-term relief.
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Inbreeding reduces genetic diversity, for example (though that's not as problematic as you might think), and can cause a species to accumulate unhelpful mutations.
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These hydrocarbons accumulate into small particles, a fraction of a micrometer in size, and scatter sunlight to make the bright blue haze seen here.
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And there doesn't seem to be any direct research on how much of these substances might linger and accumulate in clothes cleaned using them.
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"My take is that this will fall through," said Handelsbanken analyst Karri Rinta, cutting his rating on Fortum shares to a "reduce" from "accumulate".
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The pain soon became intolerable, forcing Beatriz to suppress her screams as she sat on the toilet, watching the blood accumulate in the bowl.
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After watching an ad video, the game gave him a tweezer that made it easier to get the thorns out and accumulate candy rewards.
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Nevertheless, mutations in sperm DNA, which accumulate with age, could also play an important role in increasing the risk of these conditions among offspring.
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Above-freezing temperatures kept the snow from sticking in most places, although it did accumulate on sidewalks and cars in Tokyo's far western suburbs.
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We have so much anxiety about it, that we tend to hoard and accumulate and in doing so, we do a lot of harm.
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As statistics on fires accumulate, new correlations will be identified, such as how fluctuations in average temperature influence burn sizes on a given landscape.
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Speaking of Cartwheel, Target is phasing out the perks program, which lets shoppers accumulate points and redeem them toward other items, according to CNBC.
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They accumulate both our cultural and literal capital; they gain buzz and caché and glossy magazine profiles; they get bigger roles and bigger paychecks.
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Yamba said the government would "operationalise" a planned sinking fund next year, aiming to accumulate cash for repayments, but was also looking at refinancing.
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Still, as I wrote and edited this article, a small mountain of LaCroix cans — mostly berry and lime — began to accumulate on my desk.
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And so they flocked there, because, according to my second tenet, people look for the most efficient ways to accumulate the most social capital.
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The Better Care Reconciliation Act (BCRA) was first introduced last month, but it failed to accumulate enough support to be put to a vote.
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To be clear: These photos, which accumulate in the "selfies" folder of my iPhone, are not meant to be seen by anyone but me.
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And if you take it episode by episode, country by country and you accumulate it, it's a reduction in growth that everyone's affected from.
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Broad-spectrum insecticides like malathion and diazinon can accumulate in soils and waterways, and at high levels these indiscriminately kill insects, including beneficial ones.
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To keep the temperature below a certain level means keeping within a certain "carbon budget"—allowing only so much to accumulate, and no more.
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And they accumulate in filter-feeding bivalve molluscs of the sort that end up on dinner tables, to the serious detriment of the diner.
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HSAs, as they are known, allow you to put money into an account on a pretax basis, where it can accumulate free of taxes.
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However, experts say it's important to research your options and plan accordingly to avoid depleting the retirement funds you worked so hard to accumulate.
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Today, scientists know PFAS don't break down in the environment, accumulate in our bodies and have been linked to some pretty serious health effects.
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DNA damage is worse: Cells attempt to repair their own wreckage, but mis-repairs accumulate, leading to mutations that cause cancer and heritable diseases.
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"After a while, learning the kind of expenses I accumulate I was like 'Oh, I'm making almost nothing,'" IDG member Jacky Lin told me.
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Another study in March found that enough of these chemicals can accumulate in places like vape shops to leave a lingering residue on surfaces.
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From 2016 through the current financial year, the country is estimated to accumulate surpluses totaling 20 billion Singapore dollars, according to analysts from Citi.
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Well, women (who are already predisposed to cellulite due to hormones and genetics) tend to accumulate the most fat on our legs and butt.
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Optionally, you could also work out how much wealth you need to accumulate in order to become financially independent while living your chosen lifestyle.
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Activist investors typically accumulate stakes in companies they believe are undervalued and encourage executives to adopt changes they think will boost returns for shareholders.
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He believes that the most important things you can do to financially survive (or accumulate wealth) is to read and learn from successful people.
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Asian stocks hit five-week highs and Brent crude oil held above $50 a barrel, encouraging investors to accumulate shares in other Gulf markets.
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Ice will accumulate in parts of central and eastern Kentucky, northern South Carolina, and western and central North Carolina, according to The Weather Channel.
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From Philadelphia to Boston, up to a foot of snow could accumulate between late Wednesday night and the end of the day on Thursday.
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He earns less than club mate Hazard, at a reported £156,000 a week, but has had more time in the game to accumulate wealth.
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"Most program participants would forfeit significant retirement income because interest would accumulate on their implicit loan from Social Security for decades," the researchers wrote.
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Rydapt was also recommended as a treatment for adults with advanced systemic mastocytosis, a rare disease in which the body's mast cells accumulate rapidly.
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The exclusive lines, like Whole Foods' 365 and Target's Market Pantry, offer ways for companies to set themselves apart and accumulate higher-margin sales.
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Offered by states and managed by large mutual fund companies, these plans allow investment for future educational expenses, and the proceeds accumulate tax-free.
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No credit card debt; I put everything on my credit card to accumulate more points, but I pay my bill in full every month.
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Those contaminants might not accumulate in orcas and other marine mammals, but they could have a negative impact on salmon and other prey fish.
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Financial and consumer shares were firm after second-quarter reports by mutual funds showed institutional investors continued to accumulate blue chip with stable earnings.
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Just to be clear, a 265 plan permits families to save money for qualified educational expenses and generally have it accumulate free of taxes.
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The HMSRP has warned that the seals are at risk from infections and toxins produced by microalgae that accumulate in coral reef-associated fish.
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I felt powerless watching my loans accumulate interest when I was doing my best to pay it off — it was like throwing money away.
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To get the most tax savings out of your 529 plan, it's best to fund the account and let it accumulate free of taxes.
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The final two boxes belong to the older son, 10, and the younger daughter, 5, who gradually accumulate notes and Polaroids from their trip.
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Under this deal, there will be absolutely no limit on how much new debt Uncle Sam can accumulate between now and July 31, 2021.
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"Such cuts to contributions would make the system quasi-irrelevant for participants who will accumulate paltry sums in the long term," the source said.
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Published in 1994 by USAA, it shows how much money you'll accumulate over time if you invest $250 a month starting at different ages.
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Published in 1994 by USAA, it shows how much money you'll accumulate over time if you invest $5003 a month starting at different ages.
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It has 3 genes that birds, mammals and reptiles don't and that accumulate in the cells of regenerating limbs, though their role is unknown.
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It also tends to accumulate in the body and, research suggests, can wreak havoc with everything from your metabolic rate to your reproductive system.
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Researchers then asked the study participants to play a simple computer game where they had to accumulate points by choosing one of two wheels.
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" And now, not only are we ridiculed for failing to accumulate wealth, we're also called out for choosing jobs not deemed "important" or "rewarding.
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The terrors of isolation can cause inmates who might not otherwise break rules to accumulate new criminal charges while incarcerated, experts and advocates say.
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South Korea has placed restrictions on such deals because chaebol chairmen were often accused of using them to help their children accumulate a fortune.
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Cells in the body that are active (and thus consuming glucose), such as cancer cells, accumulate the tracer and "light up" on the scan.
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These guidelines also recommend that we accumulate those 30 minutes of daily exercise in bouts lasting for at least 20113 minutes at a time.
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But if neonics are persistent enough to accumulate in the soil, they are probably harming non-pollinator species more than they are affecting bees.
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But it does not work that way in the N.B.A., not for teams that accumulate so many bad habits and build so little chemistry.
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Many are predisposed to protect their interests, especially when it comes to the assets and debt they've had more time to accumulate before marrying.
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These byproducts of normal metabolism, also called oxygen radicals, accumulate in the body and over time cause damage to cells and organs, she explained.
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