If you add up Facebook and add up Instagram and add up three of four things.
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Minutes add up to hours; hours add up to jobs.
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"Seconds can add up to minutes and minutes add up to millions," said Levis.
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Remember, when you add up a lot of small changes, they add up to big change.
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In a minute-long answer, Rubio said Trump's numbers "don't add up" or "won't add up" three times.
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It does not add up to a play, but it does not add up to a wasted evening either.
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To calculate it, add up all of your credit card balances and then add up all of your credit limits.
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To figure out your own personal saving rate, add up the following: Then add up the money you didn't spend.
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Police: Story doesn't add up Vence's account of what happened "did not add up," Sugar Land police spokesman Doug Adolph told CNN Wednesday.
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You add up your income, then you add up how much tax you paid, and then you do a little division and you get a number.
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If I did that every day, the savings would add up more than I had realized: The 22016-day unlimited subway passes I buy now add up to $1,452 a year.
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New windows, appliances, curtains — it will all add up.
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The numbers — one, seven, zero — add up to eight.
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If you're not careful, they add up — and fast.
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So, what does all of this add up to, exactly?
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Add up to 1 more tablespoon oil, if needed. 2.
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While that may seem tiny, the numbers add up quickly.
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Plus, the logic of the sequence doesn't really add up.
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So those 347 subscriptions add up to about 9,000 readers.
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And these silly, little things add up over a lifetime.
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Promotional materials, training resources, party supplies, and taxes add up.
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The individual amounts are usually small, but they add up.
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They're frozen images that don't add up to a narrative.
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Restaurant bills can quickly add up when you are vacationing.
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"There's no question that it can add up," he said.
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In total these investments add up to almost $20 billion.
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Whether you love or hate those ideas, they add up.
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Small positive annual changes can add up over 40 years.
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But the jokes never add up to a coherent statement.
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That's why these numbers don't add up to 100 percent.
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But does it add up to criminal obstruction of justice?
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You add up the decisions, and that's who you are.
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At scale, these losses can add up, the study claims.
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These spending tweaks can add up in the right direction.
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If you add up all those costs, it's more expensive.
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The numbers just don't add up for Cramer right now.
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"See, when you add up everything you are??" she said.
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TWO letters can add up to a lot of money.
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"This does not add up," said Varma, the Nomura economist.
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While it's not much, the money really does add up.
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This doesn't add up to reddit's Pizzagate conspiracy theorists, however.
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Between time spent and cost, the savings quickly add up.
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Since, as we all know, those $1 purchases add up.
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That's not crazy, but things start to add up fast.
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Still, Andrew's symptoms didn't add up to any known disease.
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From a spokeswoman: Something in that statement doesn't add up.
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These little policy actions are starting to add up though.
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These extra features add up to a higher price point.
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The costs add up, hurting millions of people and workers.
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Overall, the bribes add up to more than the tolls.
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Let's count some of the ways Andbot doesn't add up.
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For an industry based on math, it doesn't add up.
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The joke is that their feminist logic doesn't add up.
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All of these dynamics add up to a disturbing reality.
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It is by no means certain they will add up.
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BigTech's fuzzy extremist content takedown math does not add up.
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All of these expenses add up, as do the profits.
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And when it doesn't add up, you vote against it.
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The financing challenge isn't about making the numbers add up.
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There's always something about her that just doesn't add up.
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"Statistically, it doesn't add up," McGinley said of Love's comment.
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It's easy to see how these costs add up quickly.
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"There were many things that didn't add up," Wegener added.
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And it's not always small expenses that add up, either.
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Sure, cutting a few here and there can add up.
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It's true that the demographics don't add up for Trump.
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It is clear that these numbers just don't add up.
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"The math doesn't seem to add up there," Fuentes said.
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Mr. Hardwick's commitments add up to one seriously crazed schedule.
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But environmental experts argue that the math doesn't add up.
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But in his view, those arguments don't often add up.
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These are the low kicks which add up the quickest.
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Next, add up all your other costs and subtract those.
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They all add up and make things expensive and difficult.
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Again, the mimicry doesn't add up to a thematic statement.
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"Expenses can really add up," the watering hole's rep noted.
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Add up all of the money you earned or received.
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Holiday expenses add up quickly — and they're easy to justify.
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Daily spending, especially in big cities, can add up quickly.
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Data overages from your wireless carrier can add up quickly.
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But, in her painting "Shame," all the parts add up.
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All those Swarovski crystals really do add up, I guess.
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"These things add up in the end," Mr. Johnson said.
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It just struck me that the miles do add up.
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We are pieces that add up to an incoherent whole.
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Does it all add up to a device worth buying?
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The viable vote would then add up to 50 percent.
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The Savings Catcher app can really add up over time
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Moving expenses can add up, especially if you're headed overseas.
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You can add up to nine stops on Google Maps.
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You can add up to eight cards to your wallet.
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We all know what it will add up to: nothing.
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You can add up to 10 buckets per savings account.
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For students, those $200 books add up to real money.
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The decisions individual women and their partners make add up.
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That value loss can add up to billions of dollars.
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It can add up to tens of millions of dollars.
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Especially those little everyday steps that add up over time.
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What's happening: It's all starting to add up, experts say.
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"The Congressional Budget Office's numbers don't add up," it claimed.
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In politics, not all victories add up to a win.
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I would like to say something doesn't add up here.
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Add up the different numbers and you've got the time.
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YouTube, if you add up all of the ad time.
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Especially games, media content… it really starts to add up quickly.
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Bice's pent-up emotions add up before meeting her future husband.
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But police said his story kept shifting and didn't add up.
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How will the balance of forces shaping tropical storms add up?
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"The timeline definitely doesn't add up," Muhlafi's attorney told the Beast.
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We all know how those monthly subscriptions can add up fast.
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But costs gradually started to add up for businesses and consumers.
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How does the quicker and sicker approach add up for nurses?
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The individual policies do not add up to a grand design.
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Setting aside just 50 cents a day can add up quickly.
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Morning rain could add up to another tenth- to quarter-inch.
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Over eight years that would still add up to 4m people.
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Getting interest on your money can really add up over time.
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As an initiative to tackle poverty, it just doesn't add up.
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Those little percentages add up when dropping a lot of cash.
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As we all know, small daily habits can really add up.
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It said these payments could add up to 2.5 billion pounds.
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Although these microtransactions are pretty cheap, they can add up quickly.
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But it can add up if you've built a serious audience.
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Housing, travel, books and other personal expenses can add up quickly.
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So how did all of that add up to a loss?
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Here's where we find out if all the claims add up.
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These add up to embellishments on Alto's already incredibly polished formula.
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"Just 20 bucks a week can really start to add up."
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But over the course of a journey those minutes add up.
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But what happens when those Friday nights begin to add up?
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His hoard of evidence does not really need to add up.
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Over weeks, months, and years of commuting, those savings add up.
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But it's possible to see how the numbers might add up.
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Do our other dispatchable balancing options add up to something sufficient?
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That can all add up to more than $15,000 per year.
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Here's how: Celebrating with a romantic getaway can add up fast.
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The accumulated costs of Brexit could add up badly over time.
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Right off the bat, there were things that didn't add up.
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If we all do a little, it'll add up pretty quickly.
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But, the bottom line is, the numbers just don't add up.
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It just doesn't add up -- or come close to adding up.
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"If it doesn't add up, something has to change," Klein said.
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And these mini block walks add up and are incredibly impactful.
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Those travel costs can add up for friends and family attending.
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It's a bunch of inconsistencies that add up to consistent frustrations.
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The small things add up, especially when they are daily habits.
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These things may seem small, but they an add up quickly.
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Once again, Congress' ideas about the internet just don't add up.
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Provincial GDP figures do not add up to the national total.
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But these things do not add up to a powerful presidency.
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But it didn't really add up, suggesting that Pence was scheming.
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Yet, with a 6 percent default, savings add up much faster.
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But for the most part the small performances add up nicely.
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Some of these habits may seem minor, but they add up.
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Individually rational choices don't necessarily add up to collectively rational choices.
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But does all that talent add up to a compelling show?
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This will add up to about a second after 1,500 years.
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Travel costs can quickly add up for friends and family attending.
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Grocery bills can add up over the course of a year.
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The pure economics of this story don't totally add up, though.
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Fuel, labor, insurance, permits, power usage and parking all add up.
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The numbers just don't add up for Jim Cramer right now.
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"I've done the math, it doesn't add up," Delaney chimed in.
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"Some are small, like lunches, but they add up," he said.
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Though his explanation for why that is doesn't really add up.
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Those separate calculations don't often add up to the same candidate.
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When it comes to coal, these costs can add up quickly.
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And if you're not paying attention, those charges can add up.
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Add up all the compelling arguments and you get mass incarceration.
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They just didn't add up to anything worth writing home about.
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Now, maybe it won&apost add up to much in November.
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But when you look at those over time, they add up.
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Why doesn&apost the Russia investigation timeline seem to add up?
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WALLACE: But, Mr. Trump, Mr. Trump, your numbers don't add up.
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It's tempting to look for another explanation, but none add up.
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Investigators said U.S. actions did not add up with their accusations.
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In other words, Guccifer 2.0's story just doesn't add up.
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Your credit card gets hit every month and costs add up.
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Add up all those small losses, and they become something bigger.
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First and foremost, the relationships between characters just don't add up.
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But after that fateful first shower, things do not add up.
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It may only be by centimeters, but those centimeters add up.
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The organizations then add up those actions to claim a base.
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To Safer, however, the details of the case didn't add up.
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These programs add up to about $4 billion per year worldwide.
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But these spare parts do not add up to a legacy.
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We think you should know: Little extras will add up fast.
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These disparate pieces are intended to add up to something whole.
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That all could add up to a close game in Cleveland.
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The numbers add up to a big question mark for Snap.
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Some percentages do not add up to 100 because of rounding.
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Unfortunately, all these parts add up to not much at all.
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What do the daily lies, distortions and contradictions add up to?
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That would add up to $17.97 if purchased à la carte.
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Many of the officer's claims do not seem to add up.
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The balance sheet between humanity and Nature does not add up.
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Everything from meals to drinks and spa services add up quickly.
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The downside to the app is that its costs add up.
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What is the national identity all these subgroups add up into?
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Thirty pages, by the time you add up all the inserts.
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Under the deal, they can only add up to 2 percent.
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They add up to a life, however glamorous, that has evaporated.
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Much of the data that remained simply did not add up.
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Will all these avoided mistakes add up to a successful product?
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They were fully suited, which can add up to 45 lbs.
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Points can add up very quickly depending on your spending habits.
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It's simply irrelevant to how someone should add up your bill.
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So, it can all add up to very big numbers indeed.
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" — Klobuchar said the math for Sanders's proposal "does not add up.
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Even $5 or $10 a week can add up over time.
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Currently, the numbers do not add up for either of them.
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If you&aposre not careful, these fees can add up fast.
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As an economist, I find this budget just doesn't add up.
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Common Sense When do 1.5 and 16 add up to 72?
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The math doesn't quite add up, but we're here for it.
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Paying for convenience traps like a delivery service can add up.
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And, boy, does it add up in lost money over time.
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When all the bags have been tossed, add up the score.
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That can add up fast when you're working with multiple dolls.
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So, the five or six-year claim just doesn't add up.
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I couldn&apost wait to see how it would add up.
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If you add up all of the small changes, it's big.
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His pension and deferred compensation add up to another $6.2 million.
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But it doesn't add up, and the American people know it.
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Together those three states add up to 46 Electoral College votes.
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His eight years of missed fees add up to about $3,800.
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The cracks in Mr. Maduro's armor have started to add up.
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They don't have an actual crime that they can add up.
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Some figures don't add up to 25 percent because of rounding.
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Some totals do not add up to 100 because of rounding.
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Things don't always add up the way you think they will.
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" 'A lot doesn't add up' The Carnegie Endowment's Miller, referring to the 180-degree disconnect on the briefings to lawmakers and the crucial question of imminence, said "there's a lot, a lot, that doesn't add up.
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This spectacular growth will eventually add up to 25% of global demand.
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But if you misuse the system, those statutory damages add up fast.
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Those fees add up, haunting borrowers and cannibalizing already low bank balances.
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"His story did not add up," Adolph told CNN Wednesday, without elaborating.
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But if the numbers add up, Germany will retain the World Cup.
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So, math nerds — have you noticed that things don't exactly add up?
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Add up 8 + 2 + 3 and you get Swift's favorite number 13.
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For those driving 12,000 miles a year, the difference can add up.
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The underlying math of this argument doesn't add up, according to experts.
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It's always the smallest strokes that add up to the greatest masterpieces.
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Children quickly outgrow the devices and the cost starts to add up.
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Wherever you look in the cosmos, things don't seem to add up.
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As he demonstrated in the primaries, lots of small donations add up.
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Add up all the TV news watchers, newspaper subscribers, and so forth.
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These might seem like small problems, but they add up over time.
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They come together and add up to something greater than their parts.
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Currently, those coins add up to a value of about 26 cents.
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But they do add up, and maybe those micro improvements are enough!
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However, lost participation points begin to add up and my GPA decreases.
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"Too much of anything can add up quickly and backfire," she says.
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But all those trips to your local Starbucks can quickly add up.
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Small, positive moves toward diversity and respectful behavior among colleagues add up.
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These costs add up, and none are incurred by renters, Edelman says.
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Very small steps like these can add up big, especially over time.
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He teaches math, and he said the system did not add up.
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If something doesn't add up, you are likely dealing with a bot.
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"Lost minutes can add up to lost hours very quickly," she said.
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The teachers' demands add up to about $3.3 billion over three years.
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As impossible as it might seem, each individual's choices do add up.
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But he couldn't figure out how to make the numbers add up.
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All the little fees that add up to everything that you do.
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Granted, I am but a mere muggle, but that doesn't add up.
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They all add up to a general low or negative rate environment.
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"When you put it together, the numbers don't add up," Mustafa said.
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Six servings of lemonade add up to only 668 calories a day.
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The small differences in plan contributions can add up over a lifetime.
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Also, the percentages in the press release don't add up to 100.
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It's just stupid little things like that kind of all add up.
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The numbers don't add up to the final total due to rounding.
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I figure it'll add up to the cost of a cup eventually.
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"The calories can easily add up, and you can overeat," she says.
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We took a look at the numbers, and they didn't add up.
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He told BuzzFeed News said the Iowa lawsuit doesn't quite add up.
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These weren't deal-breakers, but mild inconveniences do add up over time.
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For many of the same reasons: The numbers just don't add up.
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The expenses add up quickly, but they don't phase him too much.
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There's just too much that doesn't add up to who Natalie is.
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Such actions are valuable, but will add up to nothing like enough.
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Uncovered, those expenses could add up to tens of thousands of dollars.
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That could potentially add up to thousands in savings over your lifetime.
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It does not add up to telling lies or covering up wrongdoing.
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I am not one to speculate but things just don't add up.
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Together, the two measures add up to 750 million every six months.
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Taken together, these bills add up to about 4 cents a share.
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Even if seemingly small, your individual footprint can add up over time.
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Could something that simple really add up to a life-changing total?
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But Goat won't cover monthly insurance costs, which also can add up.
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But, sadly, the great components don't add up to a triumphant whole.
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Even eating out a few times a week can add up quickly.
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Our technology and business affairs editors debate whether his 'proofs' add up.
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You work hard for America & that should add up to something. Rep.
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They will use the investment to add up to 100 new employees.
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If your budget doesn't add up, that "savings" could be to blame.
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The cost of renting things like photo booths, however, can add up.
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Things like premiums, co-pays and deductibles can add up very quickly.
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The Additional Child Tax Credit can add up to an additional $3,000.
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Those things add up after a while and put the pressure on.
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After-school care, taekwondo, Gymboree classes ... it all starts to add up.
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The math for the Yankees is beginning to add up this season.
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None of these issues are deal breakers, but they do add up.
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Over decades, monthly car payments can add up to a shocking amount.
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The costs of simply buying the algorithm-selected choice can add up.
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Kinsey and his attorney said that the police explanation doesn't add up.
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But in the final analysis, the numbers won't add up for Kasich.
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You can add up to 256 participants to a group chat. 5.
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Even dining out a few times a week can add up quickly.
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If you are willing to risk it, the savings might add up.
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Depending on your spending habits, those points will add up very quickly.
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And with margins so wide, those votes can add up for Republicans.
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Cedar uncharacteristically steals something valuable for reasons that never quite add up.
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Those princely sums add up to a lot of votes in Congress.
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Paying rent, insurance, food, transportation, technology, and more all add up fast.
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An evening like that can quickly add up to more than $100.
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And four real contenders add up to 400 percent more than one.
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Let me begin by acknowledging that his numbers don't all add up.
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He also insisted "something doesn't add up" with regard to the testing.
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And make no mistake: These "small" discrepancies really add up over time.
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Altogether, it's a biographer's dream, but it doesn't add up to him.
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The small differences add up, but Nana is getting used to change.
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These figures don't quite add up when compared to other sources, however.
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It might make sense even if the numbers don't add up. ♦
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Other crowdfunding sites show that these kinds of microdonations can add up.
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But the economics and appetites of the times did not add up.
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All those artisanal coffee drinks and organic salad bowls do add up.
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For that reason, they never add up to a particularly powerful haunting.
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Mr. Li's nightly winnings add up to about $4 million each year.
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You can add up to five flights to a multi-city trip.
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Hurting young citizens in this way would add up to $21.7 billion.
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All of that, theoretically, should add up to momentum for Booker, right?
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Add up your expenses and deduct it from your post-tax income.
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These differences add up to a game that is more stereotypically Canadian.
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Because of the sheer size, the materials alone start to add up.
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Note that you can add up to four people to your call.
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A thousand tiny tasks that add up to a full-time job.
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You can add up to six people to the account, including yourself.
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It's true that, on paper, this voter's behavior doesn't quite add up.
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You want season-long B-stories that add up to shocking results?
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For consumers, those higher wages could add up to higher sticker prices.
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If your student has designs on college, those expenses can add up.
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If you're not careful, those extra charges can add up quickly. CreditCards.
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It is safe to say that the mathematics don't quite add up.
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These costs add up, and none are incurred by renters, Edelman says.
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Maybe the moments don't quite add up to something with structural heft.
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Charges that may look negligible can add up, Mr. van Wyck noted.
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Prenatal care, delivery, and the constantly rising cost of daycare add up.
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That can trigger family benefits, and those payments may really add up.
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But the details she told me about the guy didn't add up.
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That would add up to about $1.1 billion in savings by 2024.
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While the hassle of parking may seem small, those minutes add up.
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"Those little things add up to a larger culture," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Children were asked to add up bombs or bullets in maths exercises.
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Breakthrough technologies needed The math might not add up even with nuclear.
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So far, those proposals do not add up to a coherent strategy.
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You will be amazed how quickly your cash back rebates add up.
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Finally, add up the pounds you've lost that week that signify victory.
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Have journalists connected too many dots that do not really add up?
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But some sicker patients will — and those prices will add up quickly.
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Small actions every day can really add up to a mountain. 3.
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The US government's argument about supporting mothers' choices just doesn't add up.
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But the timeline of events — plus his tweets — just doesn't add up.
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Apart from throwing a public tantrum, what does it add up to?
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"When they need to change their colostomy bags because they were shot in the intestines; when they're paralyzed and they need wheelchairs and special lifts for getting around; when they develop a pressure ulcer on their backside because they can't move, and they don't have special beds that can help them avoid these things—these complications just add up and add up and add up," Fleegler said.
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Gary Carlson said to him, the controversy surrounding the cruise doesn't add up.
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At 10 calls or texts a day, those settlements can add up quickly.
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But if you move around a lot, the fees can really add up.
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The chances: The numbers might add up, but it's still a tough sell.
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I like solid policy that has clear goals and numbers that add up.
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We noted the number didn't add up, so who was the missing person?
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These numbers add up to 12, which is connected to The Hanged Man.
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Eventually, someone with access to information would add up what I never could.
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But the extent to which Trump's plan does not add up is alarming.
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You can also now add up to 10 app shortcuts in Apps Edge.
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Even if it were legit ... the Prez-elect's excuse just doesn't add up.
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Alptekin's charges add up to a maximum sentence of 35 years in prison.
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It seems all that wilting lettuce and lumpy milk can really add up.
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But how do the male contestant's expenses add up compared to the women's?
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LINK Fact Check: Why Trump's sudden fixation on investigating corruption doesn't add up.
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I add up our expenses for a month and then subtract his contribution.
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But they add up to much more than a journalistic how-to manual.
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All of these precautions add up, making development more expensive and time-consuming.
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Of course, that regular trip to your local coffee shop will add up.
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Because of that, the interest accrued on monthly balances can quickly add up.
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All of these "little" perks can add up to big savings over time.
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World-renowned tech company plus bachelorettes, roses, and Kardashians just doesn't add up.
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Higher charges would help; but then the politics also has to add up.
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The little stuff starts to add up, and suddenly you're rolling your eyes.
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But to really add up something, you need a body of last collections.
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Over the first months or years of savings, that fee can add up.
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Independent contractors are responsible for self-employment taxes, which add up to 6503%.
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And while some are only a dollar or two, they certainly add up.
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That can add up to almost $2,2003 over the course of 20 years.
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All these factors add up to ensure a top-rated quality of life.
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These policies add up to Labour's most left-wing programme in many years.
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The current price war may not add up to much for most investors.
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I never take cabs or Uber though; they add up way too fast!
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"His plan still doesn't add up," Goldwein said in an interview with CNN.
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The emcee then asks for quiet as the judges add up their scorecards.
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Mr Khelaifi is well aware that the numbers don't seem to add up.
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Those cuts add up and they wear teams out in the half-court.
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These little requests aren't much, but they add up to something resembling useful.
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Many pieces add up to what's appealing to the users and athletes today.
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Add up all these forces and the surfer moves at a constant speed.
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And, of course, copays and other out-of-pocket expenses can add up.
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But Sanders' account just doesn't add up, because of course it doesn't.[TechCrunch]
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My takeaway from watching Birch calculate rewards is that they really add up.
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Still, a couple of old coats or Kitchen-Aids could add up quickly.
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I try not to buy coffee everyday since it can quickly add up.
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If you add up all those things, it doesn't sound normal to me.
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From each of our trenches, all our actions add up & make a difference.
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Even if it enriches you, though, costs of travel can add up quickly.
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"The numbers don't add up in Puerto Rico's books," Mr García Padilla says.
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But the best, when it comes to kids, can add up pretty quickly.
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It doesn't add up, this glamorized vision or version of a tortured songwriter.
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While fees on each transaction are nearly unnoticeable, they add up quite rapidly.
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All this appears to add up to what Etsy aims for: "sustainable growth".
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"Based on injuries sustained, there are things that don't add up," Thomas says.
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Basement allows users to only add up to 20 friends on the network.
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They are a bunch of little changes, but wow do they add up.
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Will all that tech really add up to a better cup of coffee?
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Some of them add up to less than the sum of their parts.
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If we can add up to more, we've got a really powerful equation.
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Transaction costs usually add up to around 10 percent of the purchase price.
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"These can really add up and could help pay your books," Leclaire said.
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Screaming at senators in elevators while complaining about judicial temperament doesn't add up.
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All this disorder could add up to extremely rash decisions on Trump's part.
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In Imperator, the abstractions mostly serve to change how the numbers add up.
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Whether that will add up to a veritable 'wave' remains to be seen.
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Hillary Clinton's concern that the math wouldn't add up is understandable, but shortsighted.
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So does all of that add up to two more years, or six?
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Sequential losses can start to add up after 210 months, Golub's analysis showed.
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For travelers who tend to check bags, the savings can add up quickly.
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Sign up for a travel rewards card and watch the points add up.
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She rejected the urge to make character and plot converge and add up.
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When it comes to getting ahead at work, the can really add up.
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People you spend the most time with add up to who you become.
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Closing fees usually add up to around 2-5% of the home price.
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And they show us how direct interventions add up to long-term change.
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Dedicating a bit of money with each pay could add up over time.
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Clinton has previously questioned exactly how Sanders could make his plan add up.
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In the absence of paid leave, the lost income can add up quickly.
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All those things add up to so much more in the long run.
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And it's more than just the product and employee costs that add up.
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But Suzie Wiseman slowly realised that something didn't add up about his story.
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Short of seeing added data, all said the findings do not add up.
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For people who do a lot of transactions, too, even pennies add up.
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The problem is actually about two equal things that add up to ten.
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"The numbers just didn't add up," said Mr. Meyer, declining to be specific.
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In that case aren't you double-counting when you add up the measures?
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Extended over 60 years, those monthly indulgences add up to more than $100,000.
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The celebrants add up to a microcosm of humanity: selfish, quarrelsome and noisy.
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Plus, the costs of all those presents can really start to add up.
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There are dance works in which this can add up to powerful drama.
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But does all of this add up to a clear vindication of Thomas?
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I liked that Berkenblit did not try to make it all add up.
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All the growth and investments in renewable electricity are starting to add up.
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Does that add up to a lasting change in the national political environment?
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"These things add up to relatively high cost and effort," said Mr. Welch.
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So, will any of this add up to costing Mr. Biden the nomination?
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Social media, famous accusers and generational change add up to a profound shift.
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Yes, Anthony Kiedis is a lyrical absurdist; his lines don't always add up.
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But shoot enough light at something, and that pressure starts to add up.
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Maybe these things all add up on the same ledger; maybe they don't.
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The three completed movements add up to a score of some 60 minutes.
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Their federal tax bills add up to more than $3 billion a year.
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Costs for this kind of legal assistance can add up quickly, he said.
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Without Nafta, even small duties would add up in such a manufacturing system.
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Actually, if you look closely at the economics, they just don't add up.
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Nice start, but mistakes add up, and they can't make many of them.
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For larger cuts, such as a roast, I add up to four hours.
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Cons: On-site food and drink are expensive and costs add up quickly.
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They add up to 1.03 acres of land that used to be streets.
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Trump's varying explanations and claims of an audit don't add up, Kaine insisted.
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But it's expensive to operate: Printing, shipping and other costs add up quickly.
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The business pressures add up to a moment of truth for Mr. Fields.
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Those shore excursions and spa services can add up after 10 days; 8.
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"On a day full of travel, it can add up quick," she said.
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It also eliminates the need for hardware, which can add up, she noted.
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And, yes, brewed decaf has caffeine, too — 8 milligrams — which can add up.
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An infinite archive and a perfect algorithm don't add up to a culture.
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Latinos are expected to add up to around 20% of caucusgoers on Saturday.
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The Upshot examined the math that could add up to a Sanders nomination.
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The only downside is that it's far and the Lyfts can add up.
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But use shared services too much, and the costs can really add up.
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There's a lot included, but the price does add up over several nights.
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The steps can be small, but they can add up to giant steps.
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Impulse spending can add up to $5,400 a year for the average person.
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All of those little moments you scroll through the feed really add up.
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Metro also plans to add up to two dozen extra trains that day.
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"More than any other candidate, they say her numbers add up," he said.
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For those who do, the airfare, cab fare and hotel costs add up.
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The amounts you save in a spousal IRA can add up over time.
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But whether they add up to much more than a protest is unclear.
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It may add up to, to more than what the previous guy did.
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The argument that cutting foreign aid puts "America first" just doesn't add up.
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But all of those income streams probably won't add up to big return.
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Republicans put the expirations in to make the tax bill's math add up.
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"The fundamentals here still don't add up in the Starbucks play," added Sanchez.
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There are many things that are politically palatable but their costs add up.
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One idea is to add up to 100 more piles into the ground.
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Testing alone can add up to about $226,230, according to estimates from Rep.
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"As time went on, all the sickness started to add up," he said.
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"The times don't add up, but drugs are a convenient scapegoat," he said.
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For now, the pieces of his life don't add up to a whole.
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Those fines could add up to 50 percent of a company's gross revenue.
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It doesn't add up to the millions in one election, as Trump claimed.
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And all these health effects can add up to years of life lost.
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It starts to add up when you're gone for two months at a time.
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It can also mean lightening up on bad habits that add up over time.
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It might add up to 4 percentage points to infrastructure investment growth this year.
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She worked more 03-hour shifts than I could ever add up or recall.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)All of these features add up to a curious companion.
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And that's too bad, because health-care costs can add up dramatically in retirement.
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The department estimates that the forgiven loans will add up to around $150 million.
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Tea party Republicans will soon discover that President Trump's budget doesn't really add up.
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But when you look at your paycheck, you realize that something doesn't add up.
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When you see those things throughout your entire career, it starts to add up.
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There are so many seemingly small things that add up to make Trico believable.
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Yet take a look at the data, and the Brexiteers' story doesn't add up.
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Since most grande drinks cost upwards of $3, the savings will add up fast.
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But with Musk's math, an electric car purchase can quickly add up in savings.
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If you want to outfit your home with Noon's switches, that'll add up quickly.
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Experts say some of the details of the women's story do not add up.
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But there are some small differences that add up to a slightly different experience.
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But the numbers just don't add up, from what Senator Sanders has been proposing.
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Instead, he says, they will roll it out gradually where the numbers add up.
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That means your subscriptions to Netflix, HBO and the Disney Channel can add up.
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Downsizing can add up to big savings and help ensure you can "retire well."
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Considering this information was aggregated from seven major studios ...something definitely doesn't add up.
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These days, all the overseas territories add up to an area smaller than Connecticut.
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The cost for replacing your old, mismatched food storage containers can really add up.
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The video is an accumulation of several statements from Lohan that don't add up.
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Short-term wins really do add up, and they're going to keep you motivated.
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While lease payments are typically cheaper per month, they still add up over time.
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The numbers add up to a fortune, even for a massive corporation like Equifax.
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If that's your go-to morning order, of course, it starts to add up.
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Plus, the verifiability and security of a blockchain doesn't necessarily add up to privacy.
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"It's all small things but they add up to something quite significant," Kavanagh stressed.
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They add up to an impression of impulsive policy-making, and that worries investors.
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The value of those course credits might add up to more than a scholarship.
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All your great hopes and dreams and successes and failures add up to nothing.
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If you need more, you can add up to 256GB via a microSD card.
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But the images that show the phone from the side don't quite add up.
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Put too much and the fee, plus any transaction fees, starts to add up.
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Transportation costs can add up quickly, especially if you use private shuttles or taxis.
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We do not add up to the circumference of our waists and our thighs.
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It was a gradual realization that things about her father just didn't add up.
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When compounded over a longer period, these gains can add up to significant returns.
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For a $1 million property, those taxes and fees add up to approximately $57,000.
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All of these numbers ultimately add up to an exciting all-wheel drive vehicle.
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But those small tweaks all add up to make yet another fantastic puzzle experience.
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Hopefully it will add up to a three-way lip sync battle sometime soon?
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"Here's the problem with Senator Sanders's plan: His numbers don't add up," she said.
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But there are some detail changes that add up to an improved overall experience.
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Unfortunately, I found that his assertions about bread and trees didn't quite add up.
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"This doesn't add up, and I smell a rat here," Graham told Fox News.
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A big one is having to absorb losses, which are starting to add up.
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" Sales of kitchenware or clothes can add up: "Say you sell something for $10.
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However, you can add up to 128GB by purchasing a micro SD card separately.
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Lattes and cappuccinos are delicious, but those expensive coffee drinks can really add up.
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Troy Wolverton spoke to real-estate experts who said those numbers don't add up.
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However, we were planning a wedding — and the associated costs can add up quickly!
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That shouldn't exactly add up to a happy housing market, and yet, it does.
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And the resulting difficulty in making the plan add up contributed to the delay.
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Even when the numbers add up, fear and anxiety can still drive our stories.
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Our tiny actions, good or bad, add up and make us what we are.
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This might appear to be small potatoes, but over time, the profits add up.
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Those $6 drinks add up quickly, so if you can, caffeinate at the office.
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Even if these costs seem manageable at face value, they can add up tremendously.
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"It's the little things that add up in a game like that," Towns said.
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Over time, the little changes you make can add up in a big way!
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So as more and more genes are tested, ambiguous changes can add up fast.
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It's true that he isn't the only candidate with plans that don't add up.
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Multiply this strategy for millions of generic prescriptions, and the profits add up quickly.
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Ultimately, that's why his goal to totally reverse mass incarceration just doesn't add up.
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That's 10 times less than what these two fines would collectively add up to.
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Multiple festivals per year, multiple days each, multiple stages apiece: those numbers add up.
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"The impacts could add up to a meaningful slowdown in global GDP," Ferguson said.
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"This doesn't add up, and I smell a rat here," Graham told Fox News.
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When you agree to be in someone's wedding, the costs can add up quickly.
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But if you run into a serious issue, the bills can add up quick.
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But put together, the snapshots add up to an uncomfortable picture of American life.
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"Still, it's possible that over over time, these effects can add up," Hutton said.
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But the added time did not add up to a better-than-expected result.
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If enough users boost your server, you can add up to 250 custom emojis.
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The Rockets add up to something decidedly less than the sum of their parts.
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Ana reminds us that stories complicate one another, and sometimes add up to mysteries.
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The fees and interest on these loans add up to $10 billion a year.
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Would you add up the total number of years he has dominated his sport?
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They add up, and even small steps can mean a lot to you personally.
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Between all the restaurant stops and souvenir shopping, these fees can add up fast.
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Their individual artistic paths are intended to add up to an expansive musical constellation.
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If you add up the sports teams in town, they sell six million tickets.
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Add up the hours, and it's a lot of time staring into a screen.
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But now that they knew she was dead, those clues refused to add up.
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Oh, and the price — together the two generics add up to $1,635 per year.
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But what I learned in Hong Kong is that the small acts add up.
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The skin and muscles and limbs don't always add up into a neat package.
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You might think they're insignificant, but they add up and make this big thing.
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These settlements add up, enabling patent trolls to go after bigger, more lucrative targets.
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"If you take the time, you see it just doesn't add up," Park said.
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It includes a lot of helpful perks and amenities, but it does add up.
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Cons: Resort fee and valet costs add up quickly, so avoid driving if possible.
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But it turns out, a vast majority do — and those fees can add up.
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So I don't know exactly how that argument is going to really add up.
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These crosscurrents of connection add up to a consonance that might almost be mythic.
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Next, add up to six family members by managing your family in your Settings.
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These levies add up to 15.3 percent and go toward Social Security and Medicare.
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If you add up the annual numbers since 2004, the total exceeds $1 trillion.
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That means your subscriptions to Netflix, HBO and the Disney channel can add up.
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And if you're staying at a hotel, daily parking fees can add up quickly.
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And the repeated gestures also start to add up, like pieces of a story.
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All these layers add up to a substantial mattress that is 13.5 inches thick.
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Together they add up to 25,817 square feet and offer 75 feet of frontage.
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Take the five most recent sales, add up the price and divide by five.
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Though she initially only reported the long route, she knew something didn't add up.
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When it comes to money, it's easy to understand how daily habits add up.
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Explosive revelations in Russia saga add up to a bad day for Trump 48.
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To score, add up your scores from 2, 3, and 5 for a subtotal.
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However, all of those forces combined don't add up to the president's largest challenge.
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Even $25 a check can add up to enough for an emergency car repair.
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While a points-based system does have some merits, they don't always add up.
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John Kelly add up to an experienced team that understands how the government works.
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You may have noticed that these numbers add up to well over 100 percent.
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That would add up to an average 20 percent raise for year-round workers.
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In fact, it doesn't even add up to the thousands in a single election.
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As much as I wanted to trust M, his story didn't quite add up.
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Apple already has 6,200 employees in Austin, but its new campus could add up to 15,0003 more Apple already has 6,200 employees in Austin, but its new campus could add up to 15,000 more The investment was lauded by Texas Governor Greg Abbott.
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These losses add up quickly as a result of oversized pours, spills and even theft.
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All of these add up to not only a delicious meal, but a visual feast.
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As a result, the interest accrued on monthly credit card balances can quickly add up.
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But Trump's numbers don't add up, according to an analysis by the conservative Tax Foundation.
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AL: Well, my friend says their safety responses didn't add up to a good argument.
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It's just really all about the small decisions that add up to a big change.
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What doesn't quite add up is why the headphone jack is on the chopping block.
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Britain was opposed to this, but the metrics may add up for the other Europeans.
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He will have the tough job of making sure his boss's limitless pledges add up.
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And it's the little things that build over time and add up to enormous change.
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One day, all of our trails and tribulations will add up and make perfect sense.
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Those tiny good decisions add up to a protective factor that helps you live longer.
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I used to be a major wine consumer but even cheap wine can add up!
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With the discount, similar bills throughout a full year would add up to nearly $2,900.
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This year those fees may add up to more than $10 million worth of bitcoins.
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Texting and calling abroad can easily add up, so turn off cellular data whenever possible.
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"You still keep trying, keep hoping that the points add up," said the French fighter.
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Overall, these numbers add up to pets damaging an average of 3.3 devices per owner.
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With capital gains taxes as high as 23.8 percent, the savings can easily add up.
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Small amounts add up over time; your job is to create your own saving mindset.
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The total Hearthstone Championship Tour prize pool will add up to $2 million next year.
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That begins to add up when I go through close to two packs a month.
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"Eventually too many of these little setbacks can add up and prove costly," he said.
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Say we just want to add up all of the numbers between 0 and 10.
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Sanders, but really, what he and his supporters are now saying just doesn't add up.
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By the time you're 60, your lost wages will add up to almost $203 million.
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Add up official announcements on the BRI and they come to 100 Kyaukphyus, maybe more.
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After that, it will run $5 a month — so that will add up pretty quickly.
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The new features, independent apps, and new watches don't add up to anything particularly compelling.
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There are so many little pedestrian things that add up to become an intense thing.
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But so far, it's not clear what the action is going to add up to.
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The numbers of the release date, 8/23, add up to — you guessed it — 13.
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Implementing these changes may not seem to hold big savings potential, but they add up.
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You can add up all your expenses and subtract it from your post-tax income.
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Add up all the 7, 8, 9 hours you slept each night for 30 years.
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Regardless of what type of insurance a family has, the nonmedical costs add up, too.
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But while all this would make your gaming experience great, it can quickly add up.
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Whatever the reason, even these $1 or $303 increases each month start to add up.
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Over the course of a 40-year working life, this would add up to $232,000.
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All of these little changes add up, even if people don't even immediately notice them.
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It's cumbersome and it can add up if you travel a lot for your company.
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It's hard to feel like these small choices add up to anything meaningful at all.
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Haulage businesses run on slender margins and the economics do not appear to add up.
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Even modest fees could add up quickly given how much money moves through the industry.
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Not deal-breakers, by any means, but as they add up, they get more noticeable.
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What's crazier is that they each spun a different combination to add up to $1.
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Add up all of the evidence, and it sure seems like American policing is broken.
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The violet ribbon, red butterfly flowers, and horse's head neither add up nor feel arbitrary.
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According to the Mercator tally, local targets add up to roughly five times as much.
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It's potentially about about Taylor's relationship with Harry Styles, although the timeline doesn't add up.
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This does not add up to a big stimulus package, but the direction is clear.
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Buying five or six tonnes at a time, says Ms Raja, the pennies add up.
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So, all of those things add up to a more expensive build for the church.
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She graciously agrees to pay for the shipping cost, as supplies and canvases add up!!
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As you can see in the graphic above, these pre-Oscars wins can add up.
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Her figurative paintings and these abstract works on paper add up to an extraordinary achievement.
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Together their sentences for kidnapping and other violent crimes reportedly add up to 178 years.
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The Austrian government said the tax could add up to 200 million euros in revenues.
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Each upload gets you a decent chunk of currency, and those numbers add up quickly.
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Ending such restrictions could add up a percentage point to annual growth, the IMF reckons.
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Hard to say — except that little bits of evidence tend to add up over time.
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It seems somewhat glib to just add up the number of regulations as a metric.
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Small changes in how you work can gradually add up to big changes in productivity.
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But collectively with the other multiple channels of investigation, it could add up to more.
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At peak season, brown bears can add up to four pounds of weight a day.
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Iggy Azalea is calling French Montana a "friend" ... but the numbers just don't add up.
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They tend to be weightier and can add up more quickly than you realize. 7.
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And when you ship 8 million meals a month, that toll can definitely add up.
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"Small donations add up to a big donation," the description on the YouCaring page reads.
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Things didn't add up But to Meikel and her father, some things didn't make sense.
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But when considered in totality, anthropogenic activities really add up, and impact the geological record.
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You'll be charged an $11-per-kg penalty, and this can add up really fast.
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But if you aren't wary of them, as many people aren't, they will add up.
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The tax savings can add up, especially given the island's standard 20% corporate income rate.
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Incremental gains here and there, the scientists believed, could add up to a startling accomplishment.
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It also adds to the pressure on Schwimmer to make sure his numbers add up.
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She could spend weeks, or even months, piecing together clues that might never add up.
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The median Facebook employee makes almost $250,000 once you add up salary, bonuses, and options.
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Experts and people who support the Obama rules say those safety arguments don't add up.
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Just a few hundred extra calories a day might add up to too much food.
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Her earnings add up to 2,660.4 times the per capita GDP of the United Kingdom.
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"For some people, we've seen the interest add up to quite a bit," Ramnani said.
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Even if your progress is minimal, small gains every day add up to big wins.
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"It had to add up within $2 otherwise your pay was docked," he told Jones.
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Someday, Apple is telling us, all these increments will add up to something unimaginably amazing.
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Points can save you money in some cases, but the math doesn't always add up.
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President Trump's claim that immigrants are bringing "drugs and crime" simply does not add up.
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If you drive, the costs of gas, maintenance, insurance and car payments add up, too.
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If you don't, the added costs of daily drinks and sandwiches will add up fast.
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It can add up substantially and make it difficult to afford for the average family.
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Like going out to eat, small individual payments can add up to huge annual costs.
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You don't run the whole marathon every day, you do increasing chunks that add up.
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That can really add up if you're planning a long road trip over the holiday.
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Add up everything in the buy and sell columns to see which number is bigger.
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The company nets about $2 per sale, which would add up to around $4.6 million.
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But Courtney warned that even seemingly small changes to the plane can quickly add up.
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Like eating out, the occasional latte is fine, but one-a-day can add up.
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There's no reason to continue paying these fees, which can add up significantly over time.
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Tax changes (higher excise duties) could add up to 1pp to inflation in 2017-0003.
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But in an industry where automakers fight for every sale, the numbers can add up.
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And when I handed off the ledger to Shana, I didn't add up the total.
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The facts about the Kim regime only ever seem to add up to more mystery.
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Schumer's pissed and CJ agrees ... the numbers just don't add up, but she's not surprised.
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Lots of tiny things chew up tiny chunks of time which begin to add up.
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These tiny changes in calorie burn might sound insignificant, but over time, they add up.
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Analysts said the numbers do not add up to any clear trend in recent years.
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Of the 2202 emails, which add up to more than 2628,28500 pages, 6900 were classified.
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The yarn leaked to the press about the start of the investigation doesn't add up.
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But Mueller is just gathering facts and details -- and seeing what they add up to.
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You can stream on up to four devices simultaneously and add up to seven profiles.
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It could all add up to lower voter turnout Tuesday than other states have experienced.
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All of that should add up to a horrible day for the Texans (3-5).
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It was unbalancing for a viewer, and ultimately didn't add up to a larger arc.
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Just know that Key West isn't cheap and drinks and food can quickly add up.
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As he delves into the American past, though, those scenes don't add up to much.
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But the numbers didn't actually add up to support the "acting white" theory, Toldson said.
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They document many horrifying incidents but these do not add up to a fluent story.
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The workload and traumatizing content add up to an even grimmer reality than you suspect.
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Costs can quickly add up, alongside other expense like floral centerpieces and cocktail-hour canapés.
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But the videos — and photos — add up quickly and showing them all off is cumbersome.
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Russia may add up to 500,000 bpd in a matter of months, officials have said.
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But Uber employees' shares together only add up to a few percentage points at best.
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But again, the risk never goes away entirely, so those monthly fees can add up.
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For commuters like Marcel Vantuyn, the tolls add up quickly, even with E-ZPass discounts.
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Gina — you need to check our data again to make sure the numbers add up.
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Gina — can you please check our data again to make sure the numbers add up?
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It does all add up to being a bit more work than your average galette.
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Once again, Warren and Sanders are still pretending their Medicare for All plans add up.
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Fines, recalls and buybacks and compensation payments so far add up to 23 billion euros.
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As for more recent presidential images, they don't add up to much: stuffed suits, basically.
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You do a bunch of small things well and they add up to big things.
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They add up over time and eat at workers' retirement savings in a significant way.
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Thanks to the volume of business these large corporations do, that will add up quickly.
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Lots of little things will add up to huge wellness benefits if you let them.
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It's all supposed to add up to Gülen and his movement infiltrating the Democratic Party.
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Taken together all of these factors add up to more damaging storms, fires and floods.
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Again, on their own, none of these things are huge, but collectively they add up.
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Depending on your design, stitching, and leather choices, it can really start to add up.
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Open heart surgeries, g-tubes, therapies and durable medical equipment—the bills add up fast.
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With medical bills totaling nearly $500,000 and no health insurance, the numbers didn't add up.
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With shorter contracts and reduced line rental, you can enjoy monthly savings that add up.
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The changes add up to new hurdles to economic growth, said Conservative critic Ed Fast.
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But California's relatively trifling ceiling can add up quickly for firms with thousands of users.
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In addition, there are insurance deductibles, co-insurance or co-payments that quickly add up.
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Graham of South Carolina and I came across some information that does not add up.
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Subscription fatigue may be kicking in With multiple streaming subscriptions, costs can quickly add up.
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Given that some patients can take methadone indefinitely, the cost can add up very quickly.
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On the ground, these factors simply add up to drivers feeling its trickle-down effects.
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"Fifty years of occupation add up to much more than one Azaria," Mr. Tibi wrote.
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With a lot of shows along the way, the theorizing doesn't add up to much.
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" The endless tinkering and tweaking all add up to what Stubley calls the "wow factor.
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Russia may add up to 500,000 bpd in a matter of months, officials have said.
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There is a sense of wanting it all to add up to a bit more.
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"There's a whole flock of reasons that add up in fast food restaurants," he says.
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Mr. Trump's plans add up to the largest elimination of protected areas in American history.
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But a series of Carrier-like deals doesn't add up to a viable economic agenda.
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Doesn't take a rocket scientist to see the math doesn't add up in her favor.
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But does that really add up to people wanting to pop pills to hack their bodies?
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Wilson's argument, in a nutshell, is that a move just doesn't add up, financially or otherwise.
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For workers who are paid hourly — even at a low wage — these costs add up quickly.
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Yes, the Golden Company could add up to 20,000 highly trained men to the Lannister army.
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And, depending on where you live, cellular data can quickly add up to a costly investment.
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Whether motivated by charity or the need to cut their tax bill, those donations add up.
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Dave Trott said sanction relief would add up to somewhere between $50 billion and $150 billion.
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PwC predicts that AI will add up to $15 trillion to the global economy by 2030.
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In fact, you can add up to nine extra destinations on top of your original one.
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I try to do most personal-care things myself, because the costs add up so quickly.
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Over time, however, Swetnick's story changed and key details of her timeline did not add up.
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Those pennies add up, and $2 million from rides went to supporting immigration and voting rights.
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But mean tweets aside, what Sacca's and Carpenter's Twitter messages add up to is that 1.
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It was a small effect, the researchers admitted, but one that could add up over time.
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The minutes of silence solemnly observed in stadiums around the world would add up to days.
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Because nobody's numbers add up, or come close to adding up," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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"If this movie being made were a math equation, it wouldn't add up," he tells PEOPLE.
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Burke said the average rainfall for Houston is likely to add up to roughly 40 inches.
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But, especially if you've got multiple subscriptions on your bill each month, those dollars add up.
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Add up more than eight years of heat styling and bleach, and what do you get?
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When a company's words and actions don't add up, its reputation will inevitably take a hit.
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For part-timers on $12 an hour that can add up to twice their annual salary.
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Bonus: For employees who travel often, those frequent flier miles and hotel points quickly add up.
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For a family of four, that could add up to roughly $300 in extra flight costs.
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You don't need to get a lot it have for it to start to add up.
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We need to tell ourselves that the small choices don't add up to big existential decisions.
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Coins thrown into the Trevi Fountain in Rome add up to almost $1 million a year.
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A quick top off from the charging case can add up to 12 hours of playback.
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It does not, however, yet add up to the Brexodus from the City that some feared.
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After years of orchestrating D.C. subterfuge, they know the story of Cathy's death doesn't add up.
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"Even in 10 minutes, you can get something done, and those can add up," said Stein.
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But if you get a lot of notifications each day, that energy use can add up.
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And they all add up to a bigger story that God was telling with our lives.
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Project Fi's group plan lets you add up to five additional lines for $15/month each.
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But as a new study published in Nature points out, the math simply doesn't add up.
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Everything a child needs for school can quickly add up – especially if you have six kids.
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Accidents, sports injuries and diagnoses of serious illnesses are common, and the costs can add up.
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But the savings add up to less than $3 billion -- out of a $1.7-trillion budget.
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SO MANY DIFFERENT THINGS TO ADD UP. WE'VE TALKED ABOUT HIGH FREQUENCY TRADING IN THE PAST.
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Two of Dr. Oz's patties add up to about 32 percent of the recommended daily fiber.
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Little purchases add up, and some game companies try hard to take advantage of their players.
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Yeah. You might see a kid who's so good, but maybe his attitude doesn't add up.
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All we see is a hundred insignificant moments that brilliantly add up to something excruciatingly dark.
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Those really begin to add up, and what it creates is tremendous cracks in your relationship.
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The things you can control add up to very little next to the things you can't.
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As for Justin Hartley (Kevin), it didn't quite add up for him until the very end.
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If Mr Thorpe is right, higher taxes will be required to make the sums add up.
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Though past shutdowns have been short, it doesn't take long for the cost to add up.
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Allowing stress to build up, losing sleep and sitting all day without exercising all add up.
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There are a number of factors that add up to catalog albums taking the sales crown.
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So, when you add up his earnings and Britney's $20k a month, he currently breaks even.
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It's no more than a second or two, but those extra bursts of speed add up.
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Going out to eat Even eating out a few times a week can add up quickly.
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The moments come and go, they add up but not necessarily in a way you notice.
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Otherwise the numbers won't add up and the program is headed for failure, the IMF says.
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Between flights, hotel rooms, food and attractions, the costs of international travel can add up quickly.
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As some 63% of the world's trade travels by sea, such savings would soon add up.
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Taste and add up to 1 1/2 teaspoons more salt and cumin if you like.
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As the years add up, our bodies change in ways that impact how alcohol is processed.
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So making an order, say, once a week, can add up to around $400 a year.
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Add up all that context and it's clear that Trump knew exactly what he was doing.
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If you're an avid reader with an ever-expanding library, these costs can add up quickly.
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It didn't add up and I was anxious to ask Durand why he sold the company.
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For a serious geek, it can really add up — to more than $240,000 for five days.
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As they replayed the race in their minds, they found things that did not add up.
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"Those things add up over time," said Haynes, who founded the wealth management firm NextGen Wealth.
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This does not compute: It doesn't take a genius to realize Trump's budget doesn't add up.
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They're all priced on the high end and can add up, so watch those room charges.
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All these little features add up to make a great toaster oven that's easy to use.
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An occasional missing lunch may not be a budget-buster, but more regular thefts add up.
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At first, you assure yourself you're being paranoid, but eventually, the clues start to add up.
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The concern here is not simply that individual compliance costs add up — although they surely do.
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Instead, they're "individual, small changes that add up to an ecosystem for our stores," Crecelius said.
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But perhaps they add up to something more fundamental: a far-reaching strategy for social change.
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THERE'S A STRATEGIC FIT, THERE'S A LOGIC STRATEGICALLY, THE NUMBERS FINANCIALLY ADD UP AND THERE'S OPPORTUNITY.
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Even for the parks that have provided information, some of the results do not add up.
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Little expenses, like a daily smoothie or a few cab rides a week, can add up.
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Prices are reasonable, but pool drinks add up, and you won't realize it until check out.
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The trick: Multiply each possible prize by that prize's probability, and add up all those products.
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Finally, the numbers don't add up to a statistical significance as the authors imply, she said.
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Those fees can continue to add up even if you're no longer contributing to the plan.
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If you end up taking advantage of all these deals, the discounts really add up fast.
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"When you meet Felicity, it doesn't really add up," said Gareth Edwards, the "Rogue One" director.
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Plus, if the "kill list" became an annual tradition, the savings would add up over time.
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As an exercise, one could add up the backlog of infrastructure investment in the United States.
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With ATM fees averaging $2 to $4, this kind of use could add up pretty quick.
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But when this happens over and over, to everyone, those small irritations begin to add up.
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Hence, it makes sense to wrap up the strikes now before costs begin to add up.
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And, when combined with the right timing, that can add up to what humans call creativity.
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What is surprising is how all of these individual actions add up on a grander scale?
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That, in combination with growing golf participation nationwide, should add up to meaningful upside for investors.
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After all, small acts of kindness add up, improving communities and people's lives little by little.
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Heavy use of long-distance modem calls could add up to hundreds of dollars a month.
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"There are many still unanswered questions, and numbers that don't necessarily add up right," she said.
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Her rallying cry is that modest victories can add up, over time, to something much grander.
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Do lawbreaking, lying to the public and colluding with a foreign enemy add up to innocence?
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This can add up to many millions of dollars for a successful and well-funded show.
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But if enough things are off enough of the time, they may add up to disaster.
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His expenses add up quickly — a $750 monthly car payment, insurance, gas, oil changes, professional clothing.
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But, you know, now, after I've spoken with the teachers, his story doesn't really add up.
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The fees you pay your bank may seem small, but they can add up over time.
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All of those little things start to add up to make for an enjoyable filming experience.
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But when you add up this littering, it's tons of trash being left in the system.
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The only certainty, they said, is that something about the official explanation does not add up.
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Because Trump's proposal to pay for his plan without increasing the budget deficit doesn't add up.
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The first is a bigger trip at Trader Joe's, which can add up to around $60.
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Voice, self-expressive benefit, proprietary product, innovative distribution, and leadership should all add up to margin.
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If you're a frequent customer, it'll save you on the fees that can add up quickly.
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The problem is, those promises didn't add up on the campaign trail, and they don't now.
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The negative consequences of "onlyness" add up over time, contributing to the stalled progress, Sandberg noted.
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Incidental gestures, which look arbitrarily chosen for surface effect, often add up to inconsistent body language.
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Luckily, there's plenty of positive news on this front; a thousand tiny victories that add up.
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"In aggregate, these small races add up to meaningful harm to liquidity," the FCA's study said.
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The holidays can be pricey — between travel, parties and gift-giving, expenses can add up fast.
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Klobuchar said Kavanaugh's denial of ever forgetting something after a night of drinking doesn't add up.
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The ability to stream on up to four devices simultaneously and add up to seven profiles.
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Add up to 15 friends and you can easily exchange text messages, photos and other updates.
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You don't have to be a Harvard researcher to see those numbers simply don't add up.
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All of this could add up to holiday travel delays and power outages in the region.
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For an independent restaurant, these initial expenses can quickly add up to $1 million or more.
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If your population is too scared to add up and subtract, your economy will suffer. Badly.
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It's not as though they make up economic growth numbers to make the numbers add up.
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The Senate plan can add up to $2628 trillion to the debt over the next decade.
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For Americans looking to buy cars, those higher wages could add up to higher sticker prices.
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But add up all the decisions and this map helps Democrats more than almost anyone expected.
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While they might be small, even less than 1%, they could really add up over time.
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A number of Republicans share Schweikert's concerns that the GOP's numbers may not add up. Rep.
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But overall, the studies, incorporating nine years of data, add up to a positive report card.
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What those 56 million text messages add up to is an extraordinary opportunity to save lives.
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They can also earn 1.5% back for each dollar they spend, which can add up fast.
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Both can vary dramatically from hospital to hospital and add up to significant bills for patients.
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These factors add up to the kickoff as being football's peak danger moment in brain-trauma terms.
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More than a shooter, Middleton's length and the looming contract due Giannis add up to an exodus.
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"It does all add up," according to Patrick Moorhead, president and principal analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy.
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No matter how much I hated to admit it, aspects of her story simply didn't add up.
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"The physics don't add up," one official who was not authorised to speak on the record said.
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It's possible the Touch ID sensor will not work with mobile payments, but that wouldn't add up.
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Small adjustments like these add up in the long run and make lofty goals far more manageable.
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Those actions could add up to crimes, depending on the details, legal experts have told VICE News.
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And all of these ventures and revenue streams add up to a pretty large amount of money.
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Doubtful. You might, however, notice while transferring large amounts of data, when seconds add up to minutes.
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Why The Bran Stark Night King Theory Doesn't Add Up We don't know the Night King's endgame.
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The Department of Corrections says the savings actually add up to about $100 million annually for taxpayers.
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The men she faces add up to a conspiracy — sexual harassment as the dark underbelly of tradecraft.
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How the parts and layers fit together, but don't immediately add up into something consumable, is deliberate.
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Individually, each of these examples is a curiosity; collectively, they add up to a whole lot more.
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Residents were skeptical of police enforcement, and argued that the numbers writ large just didn't add up.
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Obviously if it takes the final option, that would add up to a full 10-year commitment.
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Don't make Ellie Kemper add up how much her SoulCycle "obsession" has cost her over the years.
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The family of the 26-year-old Jean disputes this, arguing that Guyger's story doesn't add up.
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Probably. Do they also add up to the VP of Hardware for Wearables having a tough job?
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It's the little things that matter and add up to phone experience that's either great or sucks.
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PMI can add up quickly: Annually, it typically costs between 1% to 2% of your outstanding balance.
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Gym expenses easily add up month-to-month and can keep you from reaching your financial goals.
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Add up those odds, and you're at 2016%—much better than the 75% on a single flip.
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All of his many tangential journeys add up to a single conclusion: "Architecture will evolve," Anadol believes.
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But taken together, all those individual portraits can add up to paint a detailed history of humankind.
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Over time, those savings could add up making the cost of the $6 per month membership worthwhile.
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If you add up the mice, keyboards, wires and everything, Alex said the number reaches about 23.
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What at first looked like modest tweaks could add up to create a further boost to supply.
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The fees you pay your bank may seem small, but they can make add up over time.
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As the number of images and reactions add up, the chances of faking an identity go down.
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These individual gains, the thinking goes, add up to an economic boost for society as a whole.
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Whether it's in travel costs or cable or phone bills, those extra expenses can add up quickly.
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Together, these albums add up to contemporary pop's most complex, empathetic, frivolous, perceptive exploration of adult romance.
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The numbers add up except for my full sign-on bonus and severance according to my contract.
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Also keep in mind that this is mostly interest - your $280,285 contributions only add up to $126,000.
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Running these models in the cloud does, after all, incur a cost that can quickly add up.
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There are too many downsides to a foldable display that don't add up to a better experience.
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If Jenner really is several months into her pregnancy, the timing around the tweet would add up.
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When you start adding second (or third, or fourth) controllers for multiplayer games, things add up quickly.
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This means you can make a stereo pair or add up to eight speakers around your house.
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It brings me no joy to say Ripa is wrong, but her theory just doesn't add up.
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She is also deciding what beauty looks like and which extravagances add up to a fun life.
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But how did that add up to an ordered temporal history, and what neural mechanism enabled it?
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They look like curtains, and the physics of the floating tear pools just do not add up.
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The equations might not add up as far as what's fun or what's not or what's engaging.
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"There are many bits of this deal that clearly don't add up," a senior EU official acknowledged.
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And if Jeannette is her father's daughter, it makes sense that her character doesn't totally add up.
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Remember that these forces all have to add up in a way to make zero net force.
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All of these adaptations add up to a predator superbly suited to its mountain and grassland habitat.
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In calculating the total, Facebook did not add up the followers for each of the 120 pages.
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"A lot of those $50 or $100 items could add up to a big deduction," he said.
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Measurement of audiences and advertising effectiveness between television and digital isn't simple to compare and add up.
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Civil tax fraud penalties can add up to 75 percent of the portion of the tax underpayment.
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But you add up these seven storylines above — we're sure we're leaving others out — and it's unsustainable.
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The screening tools are usually questionnaires that add up to a certain number of points, said Thombs.
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That's not entirely due to how hard he hustles, but those small plays add up over time.
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On top of that, Leiderman said that the value placed on employees' time didn't add up either.
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The interest on your debts, particularly if it's something like credit card debt, can add up quickly.
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Creativity, flexibility, emotional intelligence — all these factors add up to the human touch that robots can't replicate.
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This was despite the fact that oil was at $40 back then — it just doesn't add up.
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Small changes simply do not add up since physiologically, your body tries to stay the same weight.
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Often the grand themes used to justify deals make some sense, but the numbers don't add up.
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For podcasts with hundreds of thousands of listeners — and, in rare cases, millions — those numbers add up.
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Between your engagement photo shoot and photos on the actual wedding day, costs can definitely add up.
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But they don't neatly add up to a full expression of its soul, or its particular magic.
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For people who are very sick, those costs can add up to tens of thousands of dollars.
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On the one hand, in a nearly $17 trillion U.S. economy, even small percentage changes add up.
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And some numbers in Florida don't add up, even as Nelson and Gillum get within striking distance.
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The EPA estimated that the hard-rock mining industry's financial responsibilities could add up to $7.1 billion.
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Since those savings add up over time, borrowers could pay off their loans faster, the bank explained.
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Every dollar matters when running a small business, and specialized software costs can start to add up.
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That can add up to thousands of dollars over the life of the loan, the report said.
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Climate science and our common sense tell us that individually modest contributions collectively add up to catastrophe.
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But what does that all add up to over the course of a year — or a lifetime?
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Add up those three huge time-wasters and it comes out to roughly51% of your working life.
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Even 10 minutes of sun exposure per day can add up to significant sun damage over time.
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