It's crucial to be on top of your cash flow.
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Whatever's trending, you need to be on top of that.
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You have be on top of that [plus] a gift?
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This will be on top of the major stimulus program.
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"You have to be on top of things," he said.
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In some scenes, you'll be on top of the world.
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Like, you really need to be on top of your game.
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They're going to want to be on top of that stuff.
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This helps me be on top of things and stay productive.
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This would be on top of WTI's 53% drop this year.
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KASICH: Well, you've got to be on top of it right away.
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People talk ... and our intelligence unit will be on top of it.
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This should be on top of the second set of items.4.
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"I wanted Stef to be on top of her workplace," he said.
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Chances are, though, that it won't be on top of your head.
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That would be on top of the money being taxed as ordinary income.
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These are the alphas so you better be on top of your game.
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In this amoral setting, you have to be on top of your game.
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Managers cannot be on top of the very latest research on personality types.
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"It feels really nice to be on top of the leaderboard," he said.
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Whatever Amazon decides to announce, The Verge will be on top of it.
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Be on top of the world like Beyoncé and Justin Bieber in San Francisco.
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The hackers' latest threat appears to be on top of their use of ransomware.
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He's the world's most exciting boxer; soon he'll be on top of the pile.
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Forget whatever you thought would be on top of your wish list this year.
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"I think we may be on top of something that is transformational," said Sen.
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Need to remind yourself that you deserve to be on top of the world?
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The Fed is perceived to be on top of things, but not over-reactive.
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How much a potential fine could be on top of that is anyone's guess.
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We have an incumbent senator who's going to be on top of the ticket.
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Yet you also need to be on top of the things that have changed.
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No salesperson is ever going to be on top of the leader board forever.
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State or local taxes would be on top of what goes to the IRS.
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State taxes in both games would be on top of what goes to the IRS.
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" That's why parents should be "on top of how kids are communicating with their phones.
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This would be on top of the $380 million Congress earlier approved for election security.
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Our human war counsels and armies, however, need to be on top of things, too.
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You've no chance to rebound, you've got to be on top of all of it.
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Blizzard Entertainment used to be on top of the world when it came to esports.
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An economic slowdown seems to be on top of the list of investor worries this week.
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In other words, we need to really be on top of keeping our maintenance in check.
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Oh, to be on top of Mount Wellington in Tasmania, soaking in this perfectly-lit view.
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Instead, this launch, scheduled for Thursday, will be on top of a SpaceX Falcon 25 rocket.
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And this will be on top of the tax reduction that the middle class has already gotten.
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That's crazy, because as a journalist, we feel like we gotta be on top of the news.
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Those taxes would be on top of the state's existing 4.63 percent single-rate individual income tax.
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Any further gains in energy bonds this year would be on top of last year's massive returns.
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Whenever I went to work with Russell, I really tried to be on top of my game.
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Is your job to be on top of things — to respond to everything as quickly as possible?
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He was a corporal and liked to lead from the front, to be on top of everything.
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I wanted to be on top of the Empire State Building and do 'Jenny From The Block.
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The word "expanded" shows the $10 billion will be on top of Apple's existing data center spending.
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Companies need to be on top of their game in order to attract talent and retain the talent.
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That would be on top of the current capacity of 6 to 7 billion cubic feet per day.
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It's kind of depressing to think about, since Brøderbund used to be on top of the software heap.
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That would be on top of the regular Skull Canyon price, which has a base cost of $650.
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That would be on top of the 25 percent tariffs on up to $50 billion of Chinese products.
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Making good long-term decisions is important, yet few of us seem to be on top of it.
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If only climate change caused sharp increases in snake populations, then we'd be on top of the problem!
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Any and all tips customers choose to add will be on top of the above pay from DoorDash.
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As more information and teases come out, we'll be on top of them to give you our analysis.
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Rutte did not detail the plan, which would be on top of the European Union's current Emmission Trading System.
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Rutte did not detail the plan, which would be on top of the European Union's current Emission Trading System.
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This would be on top of the $1,000 Chegg employees with student debt already get in cash every year.
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"You definitely don't want to be on top of that list for most losses in a season," Santiago said.
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And, any additional tax and fee cuts would be on top of 1.3 trillion yuan in reductions last year.
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So why not be on top of it with your manager and your coaches and discuss what's going on?
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"It kind of feels like you have to be on top of it, and that threat is always there."
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From day to day you can be on top of it, and other days you just feel so disconnected.
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The provocative theory is that the Panamints used to be on top of the Black Mountains and then moved.
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For something that I know can get as bad as it got, I should be on top of it.
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"As a Black woman, I feel like you always have to be on top of your game," she says.
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This Moon will be on top of action planet Mars, making everyone more temperamental—so remember to be patient!
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That would be on top of the $30 billion it already spends each year to buy back its shares.
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"We move so fast now that to be on top of something is a kind of achievement," Ms. Bannatyne said.
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I love a place that has a huge drink variety, but you have to be on top of the taps.
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Kissinger wanted to be on top of issues to the extent that he asked for an afternoon brief as well.
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But tax experts say it's critical for small-business owners to first be on top of their effective tax rate.
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That would be on top of the 25 percent tariffs for up to $50 billion of Chinese products, including soybeans.
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The cost of the painting would be on top of the bill for the study and would extend the timeline.
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These would be, the ones from the wireless carriers would be on top of something that's coming from the manufacturer.
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It sits where there was a grassy meadow that now appears to be on top of the low-slung home.
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"Can you really be on top of every little thing?" said Al Avila, the general manager of the Detroit Tigers.
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It's a very overwhelming situation, and you feel like you have to be on top of things and on guard.
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So making a compelling case about Iran's activities at the UNGA may be on top of Trump's to-do list.
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The cash would be on top of the 9.5 million euros the Italian club received for reaching the last 16.
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It feels good to be on top — of your career, your to-do list, and, of course, your partner during sex.
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The two are struggling to adapt to a changing Hollywood landscape, while Robbie's Tate seems to be on top of it.
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"They are expected to be on top of their brief, cool and empathetic—everything Mr Trump is not," says Mr Eyal.
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If achieved, these savings would be on top of the $1 billion Sears has targeted in part by shuttering 150 locations.
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That would be on top of a 5 trillion yen increase in JGB purchases, likely at the upcoming meeting, he said.
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If you want to keep the badge flashing smileys all day you'll have to be on top of your charger game.
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Other than that, things seemed normal to Hunter, and Smith appeared to be on top of helping out with the protest.
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Again, you'd think that millionaires would be on top of things and have estate plans — especially given their level of wealth.
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These would be on top of the 34,000 beds that Congress has mandated that ICE maintain through the immigration detention quota.
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You can have a nachos-and-beer hangover on Monday and still be on top of the news. Jan. 22017-FEB.
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Immuno-oncology for obvious reasons, there are massive innovations happening with cancer therapies and we want to be on top of that.
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This would be on top of a nearly 2 million euro fine that was handed down as part of last year's sentence.
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CAVUTO: All right, in addition to doubling the standard deduction for a lot of families, this would be on top of that?
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We have more and more inspectors that will be on top of that, we're going to be very tough on those companies.
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Another way to ensure you'll be on top of the cheapest flight prices is to sign up for notifications to monitor prices.
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Flipped upside-right, they could be on top of a cliff, but from Vidal's given perspective seem to be floating in space.
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That would be on top of all the death that America has already seen in the course of the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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"Incidents like these create awareness and the need for consumers to watch their credit and be on top of that," he noted.
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Bookmark our dedicated Hurricane Florence pages As long as the storm remains a threat, CNN will be on top of every angle.
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That would be on top of a multi-gigawatt capacity increase that Sweden is already planning in its wind and solar power generation.
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Such an exodus would be on top of roughly 162,000 people already displaced by Iraqi government efforts to retake the city since October.
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Today's a busy day that requires you to be on top of your game, Cancer, but this evening you can totally let go.
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That would be on top of the 25 percent import tariffs on up to $50 billion of Chinese products that Trump announced Friday.
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The dashboard highlights key metrics, such as member and class numbers, so that she can be on top of problems before they arise.
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The Montenegro-born world number 35 said he would need to be on top of his game to get past the defending champion.
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The Senate's funding would be on top of $589 million redirected from the Obama administration's last emergency funding request for the Ebola virus.
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What razor wire they see will be on top of walls close to the metal door where they can present themselves to border agents.
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The additional sales would be on top of what has already been forecast, Tria said, speaking in testimony in the lower house of parliament.
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"I doubt that I will run the 60, maybe run the 200, 300 maybe 4x4 just to be on top of training," he said.
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But the sort of pressure to be on top of everything and make everything seem like it's okay is kind of overwhelming for her.
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But given that he called Caitlyn Jenner "Dad" after she transitioned, he may not exactly be on top of the news regarding his family.
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That would be on top of the 25 percent tariff on up to $50 billion of Chinese products that the president unveiled last week.
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"When you play a team with a lot of confidence and really skilled players, you have to be on top of things," Lundqvist said.
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Over the next few weeks you're going to be on top of your charm game, but pay attention to the things you're initiating now.
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This foundation was a way to make sure we maintained autonomy, so we could be on top of the art and also the administration.
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Expenses that are not covered by Medicare — dental coverage, basic vision and over-the-counter medicines — would be on top of that $285,000 estimate.
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Fun fact: Paris' first cousin, Austin Brown, is also in Trash Dogs ... so, even more reason for Paris to be on top of her s***.
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Connecting everyone and everything in an instantly accessible way can have terrible consequences that the tech industry still doesn't seem to be on top of.
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She wants to kiss him, she wants to love him, she wants to be on top of him, she wants to put lotion on him.
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Because it is very rare to be on top of research, for 99.9 percent of all companies a passenger's seat is all they can get.
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Things that are not covered by Medicare — dental, basic vision, over-the-counter medicines, long-term care — would be on top of that $285,000 estimate.
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It can sometimes be intimidating to discuss these things, but with the sun's confidence shining through at this time, you'll be on top of it!
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This proposal would cost Nebraska taxpayers $75 million over the next decade, and it would be on top of the cost of existing federal subsidies.
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That would be on top of the 25 percent tariff on up to $50 billion of Chinese products that the president unveiled earlier this month.
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I think it'll take about three years to fully retool everything at Facebook to be on top of all the content issues and security issues.
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But we're going to just say it: This bride and groom look like they should be on top of a wedding cake — they look that good.
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And when you land a job in the competitive startup world, it's even more crucial to be on top of your game from the very beginning.
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Now that summer is fast approaching, a gimbal should be on top of your list of essentials — especially if you're trying to rack up those likes.
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That would be on top of $250 billion in Chinese goods to which Trump already applied tariffs, which prompted China to slap tariffs on U.S. goods.
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I am a fan of darker music, but when it comes to my number one band, The Rasmus will always be on top of my list.
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This would be on top of dramatic premium increases insurers have just imposed because the Trump administration stopped reimbursing them for legally required cost-sharing reductions.
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The orderly design is also a striking break from its former location, a jumble of vendors who sometimes seemed to be on top of one another.
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Word is that Saudi and UAE infusions could bring in a combined $60 billion, which theoretically could be on top of the $108 billion already announced.
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It sounds silly to say, but I think people do feel like they always have to be on top of the spin of their own life.
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Her enormous value could end up being wasted this year on a vice presidential nomination -- because she's much better suited to be on top of the ticket.
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Any additional moves would be on top of the 150 million-tonne reduction this year, announced on Sunday and aimed at getting rid of outdated, inefficient mines.
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The new staffers would be on top of the roughly 70 full- or part-time officials the department has had working to review documents and handle litigation.
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The revenue from the ad sales will be on top of what Plex already makes from its premium feature set, by way of its Plex Pass subscriptions.
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Those would be on top of U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum, which have brought retaliating tariffs on a range of U.S. products, including bourbon and soybeans.
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Others questioned the motives of the tech industry: Jeff Robbins, Long Beach, New York As a species, we're supposed to be on top of the smart pile.
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Mm-hmm. I think it'll take about three years to fully retool everything at Facebook to be on top of all the content issues and security issues.
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Still, you'd think that the annual nerd extravaganza of San Diego Comic-Con would be the one time when LCS owners would be on top of the multiverse.
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"How could somebody be on top of that and know that they have another bill that's going to be processed at some point during the week," he adds.
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The carmaker, sold to Peugeot SA owner PSA by General Motors Co last year, said the losses would be on top of 400 redundancies announced in October. bit.
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We just don't understand why someone who might be on top of a 25,000 foot peak with no problem comes down to a smaller peak and gets sick.
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I scour the paper until about 303 when I turn on the Sunday morning shows to get more ideas, but also to be on top of things myself.
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I keep an eye on WeChat Moment, which is similar to Facebook Timeline, and group chats so I'll always be on top of what's going on in China.
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This dramatic increase would be on top of the billions Americans already pay as a result of the current tariff burden on footwear imports that was started in 1930.
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"There's a lot of one-issue voters, and I think both parties are realizing that this is one issue that they have to be on top of," he said.
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You owe it to yourself to be on top of your doctors' appointments and little chores, even when they all seem to add up to an insurmountable task-mountain.
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But, it is going to create a skills gap… We need to be on top of retraining a lot of people if we're going to really use this technology.
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Impressive, of course ... but did you know Thunder woulda needed to be on top of about SEVEN Minute Maid Parks to break the record for highest-ever made basket??
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"I tell you this, you guys are going to write it down, and it's going to be on top of the Empire State Building tonight in lights," he said.
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Throughout the tour, Bieber has expressed how increasingly difficult it has been to be who people expect him to be on top of performing to shrieking sold-out crowds daily.
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Keep in mind that this amount does not include your short-term savings, so it would be on top of any money you're putting in an emergency fund, for example.
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The shareholders are seeking some $10 billion in damages, which would be on top of the roughly $26 billion in fines and civil damages that the carmaker has already paid.
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If they were to go into effect later this year, they would be on top of tariffs that Washington triggered on July 7 on $34 billion worth of Chinese exports.
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She was encouraged to start doing stand-up be on top of her game, and it was in this space that she met big names like Mike Epps and Kevin Hart.
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That reimbursement would be on top of coverage of medical expenses associated with both the recipient, as well as with the donor, in the event the donor is a UnitedHealth customer.
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For Congress, passing a new farm bill that strengthens the farm safety net, protects crop insurance and invests in trade promotion programs must be on top of the to-do list.
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I'd long internalized this standard that I should be on top of everything (aka, myself and my true feelings) all the time—no wrinkles, no imperfections, or else I was toast.
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Not to consult thoroughly with top cabinet officers before deciding on the order "is insane," since they "have the expertise and should be on top of the data," Ms. Greer said.
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Resettling unaccompanied children should be on top of the current commitment to resettle 20,000 Syrian refugees, said the International Development Committee, which monitors the performance of Britain's development aid ministry (DFID).
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Obviously, you have to take it on the rise, and for that you need good footwork, because if the footwork is not right, you won't be on top of the ball.
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His sentence would be on top of whatever he receives as punishment in a separate case, in which Galanis admitted in July to manipulating the market for reinsurer Gerova Financial Group Ltd.
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"I was so excited to come on the court, the challenge could not be bigger so I had to be on top of my game," she said in an on-court interview.
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Also, while Advantage Plan premiums vary among plans — the average for 25 is $2100, down from about $27 this year — any monthly charge would be on top of your Part B premium.
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The controversial Philippines President is expected to hold a bilateral meeting with Xi on the sidelines of the forum, and said on Monday infrastructure investment would be on top of the agenda.
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Mr. Walker said he owned two of the looted items: a small bird that used to be on top of a staff, and a bell that had been struck to summon ancestors.
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"It is pretty crazy to think we are going to be on top of the bill because it is such a predominantly rock [place], even though they do have dance acts," he added.
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We've reported before on the intense pressure working women feel to be on top of everything that goes on at home, too — a sentiment that only intensifies when kids come into the picture.
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We're trying to educate ourselves and just try to be on top of everything so, even though he's so young now, he can be the best he can be later on in life.
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If Georgia's basketball team proved anything Friday night against Delaware State it's that freshman wunderkind Anthony Edwards doesn't always have to be on top of his game for the Bulldogs to enjoy success.
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Being on a rail is similar to being on a balance beam, but because the former is thinner and usually round, your whole foot cannot be on top of the rail at once.
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That would be on top of the roughly $120 million from the 574,000 shares he already owns, as well as additional money from shares that will vest between now and the deal's closing.
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This would be on top of integrations that Codorniou says have already been added as "Phase 1", which include identity management tools such as those offered by Okta to ease the sign-in process.
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From her home's design (yes, we're talking about that basin-less sink) to her kids' accessories (hello, mini Louis Vuitton bags!), the reality star loves to be on top of the latest must-haves.
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The fine will be on top of $20153 billion that JPMorgan had been ordered to pay to cover remediation costs and foreclosure assistance to borrowers, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said.
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But unless your job requires you to be on top of the latest breaking news, I promise it won't matter if you learn about a story a couple of hours later than everyone else.
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Apple, Microsoft, Samsung, and pretty much anyone who has ever seen a cheeseburger knows that the cheese should always be on top of the patty, because… well... why would you ever do anything else?
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If approved by Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump, the new money would be on top of $380 million appropriated last year to shore up election systems across the United States.
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"The president needs to give them his full support and [say] that he's going to be on top of it," said Witt, who is now CEO of consulting and lobbying firm Witt Global Partners.
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And at 295.25, he showed he still has what it takes to be on top of the snowboarding world, leaving Hirano, 21440, and Scotty James of Australia, 23, behind in the silver and bronze positions.
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So long as Nintendo can keep making great games for their iconic characters and delivering innovative hardware to their fans, they&aposre gonna be on top of the video game industry for years to come.
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So while SCCs look safe — as a data transfer mechanism — per this opinion, it's a reminder that EU data protection agencies have a duty to be on top of regulating how such tools are used.
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They're delicately optimized slabs of electronics that rely on all kinds of engineering, programming, and manufacturing tweaks to be the best that they can be, on top of the internal specs you read on the page.
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The potential windfall would be on top of SoftBank&aposs exit package for Neumann, which includes a $29.5 million credit line, a $185 million consultancy gig, and the chance to sell $970 million worth of shares.
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"I knew that if I wanted to be on top of the leaderboard then I was going to have to take it deep today, and that's what I did," DeChambeau told CBS Sports after the round.
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The German manufacturer also hopes to form a joint venture just for NEVs with Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group (JAC) , and any models from that partnership would be on top of those plans, a spokesman told Reuters.
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She had no idea that Roger Federer, the man who won Grand Slam singles titles on those same weekends as her in 213, would still be on top of his sport more than a decade later.
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Gallo said it would invest some 1.3 billion euros to take part in the new gas zone tenders which would be on top of other planned capital expenditure of 2 billion euros over the period to 2020.
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"Open the budgets for what's working, don't limit them and be on top of any well-performing campaign that seems to go out of budget mid-day," Meyer said during a webinar with sellers on March 19.
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But in one spot, Mr. Peichl saw, print from the map seemed to be on top of the glue, suggesting that the map's image was superimposed on the paper after it had been removed from a book.
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According to a newly released survey from Tork, a brand from the global health and hygiene company Essity, employees who want to be on top of their game need to take time out of their workday to decompress.
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On a conference call with investors last month, CEO Ed Stack added that if it decides to take over any of Sports Authority's leases, they would be on top of the 36 stores it has currently mapped out.
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A Treasury spokesman said that the $247 trillion in purchases, which would be on top of what China is already projected to buy, would take place over several years and that it would include both goods and services.
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The impacts of climate change — especially sea level rise, which is already bringing more tidal flooding in Miami Beach — could make matters worse, as any storm surge from Irma would be on top of an already higher baseline.
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With 12 contestants and a good part of the debate devoted to impeachment, the Democratic contenders and the moderators will need to be on top of their games to focus on the issues that voters really care about.
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Shams said that in order to make the most out of reselling, you need to be on top of the latest trends in the sneaker world and look closely to understand what is going on in the market.
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The European Union regularly passes laws and regulations designed to deepen their structures and which often have implications for U.S. interests, and it's the job of the U.S. ambassador to the EU to be on top of the issues.
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Fintech: Search for a super-algo Oil prices are at the mercy of geopolitics Boeing and the decline of the US middle class The latest job losses are expected to be on top of the 7,000 announced in 2014.
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We realized how infectious diseases spread and how we have to be on top of the curve, in terms of quarantining and surveillance, and being aware and having the diagnostic kits, as well as the healthcare workers all ready.
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The contingency fund, which the bank estimated could amount to 3 billion ringgit ($715 million), will be on top of an estimated 55 billion ringgit that the government will likely set aside for its 33 development budget, RHB said.
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"My parents raised me to be compliant and to be on top of it so I can live as long of a life as I can — and get to do the things I love and enjoy life," she tells PEOPLE.
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A tax on the Czech Republic's mainly foreign owned banks, which would be on top of the 21 percent general corporate tax rate, could add 225.4250 billion crowns ($433 million) into the state budget each year, the Social Democrats estimate.
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And worse, in a time when it feels like everything is going off the rails, it's easier than ever to feel that at any given moment, there might be some new scandal breaking that we need to be on top of.
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This would be on top of the billions in farm aid that Trump has already delivered, costing taxpayers several times as much as Barack Obama's auto bailout — a bailout Republicans fiercely denounced as "welfare" and "crony capitalism" at the time.
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Credit...Billy Farrell/Patrick McMullan, via Getty Images It's a high-class but increasingly common problem: being a former magazine editor in a digitized world that cares little about whose name used to be on top of a defunct masthead.
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The provision would be on top of $3.8 billion that R.B.S. said that it would set aside in the fourth quarter of 2016 for investigations and litigation in the United States related to the sale of residential mortgage-backed securities.
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Last Friday President Donald Trump said he was "ready to go" on tariffs for another $267 billion in Chinese goods "if he wants," which would be on top of the proposed tariffs on $200 billion in goods already being considered.
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There's such a race to be on top of this stuff that things that felt organic and naturally occurring can be accelerated and maybe even burn out faster because they're exposed to a very large audience at an early stage.
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The travel bans and asset freezes would be on top of the seven senior Venezuela officials that the bloc sanctioned in January, but are not expected to target Maduro, mainly because the EU wants to pressure those around him to change course.
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"Frankly, I believe if you're going to stay competitive in today and tomorrow's agriculture, you have to train and be on top of things both in technology and the business world," said Marcos Fernandez, associate dean at Purdue University's College of Agriculture.
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Speaking to analysts on a conference call to discuss first quarter results, Commercial Vice President Sergio Leite said the potential price rise would be on top of the 12 percent increase already negotiated with distributors to come into effect on May 5.
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Dipsea raises $5.5M for short-form, sexy audio stories Senior tech I think tech for seniors will be amongst the hottest sectors for venture capital investment in the next few years, and HAX Labs looks to be on top of the trend.
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Ultimately, Kris ended up purchasing an apartment for herself so that she could stay there whenever necessary and that way they wouldn't all be on top of each other when Kim gave birth to Saint, adding another member to the already bustling house.
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"Millennials have a lot of unique money issues that other generations have not faced — student loans, housing costs, a changing economy — and that means they must be on top of their finances," said Emily Brauer Gill, director of brand and communications at Varo.
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Tony Stark's persona and success assured a generation of soon-to-be-men that we could still be on top of the world, and — so long as we used our hot-headedness and sarcasm for good—not feel all that bad about it.
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In exchange, he's supposed to be on top of the cleaning, but then Sundays stop being idyllic sun-dappled afternoons reading and drinking flat whites, and instead become recurring fights in which he insists that cleaning the bathroom once a month is enough.
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While there are plenty of public sculpture examples of art living out in the open — it's interesting that the most visually arresting art pieces are in quiet spaces — you could be on top of them (on the bridge) and never know what's underneath.
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Those actions would be on top of Brazil's dramatic curb in deforestation in the past decade or so, making it one of the world's most successful climate stories to date, according to Alden Meyer, a director at the science advocacy group Union of Concerned Scientists.
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The latest actions will be on top of the tariffs on about $3 billion in U.S. goods — including fruit, nuts, pork and wine — that China imposed in response to Trump's decision to place tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum using national security justifications.
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Naturally, each and every rumor of a new release — or even just a restock — sends her fans into a feeding frenzy, which is why it's best to be on top of such news if you want to have a fighting chance of getting your hands on them.
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" The president, who was traveling to Texas to campaign for Republican U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, said the latest tax cut plan was not meant to help businesses but was for middle-income earners and would be "on top of the tax decrease that we've already given them.
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That amount would be on top of the funds Trump will redirect from other programs as part of his national emergency, said Vought, who's minding the Office of Management and Budget after previous OMB head Mick Mulvaney left the agency to become the president's acting chief of staff.
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"We have found situations where the vehicles under semi-automated control may do things that can put you and your passengers at risk, and so you really need to be on top of it to prevent that from happening," said David Zuby, the institute&aposs chief research officer.
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Similarly, skiing in Aspen, at about 7,900 feet above sea level, may be on top of your wish list but isn't suited for travelers who suffer from altitude sickness — Ms. Stein says Whistler in British Columbia has equally favorable skiing conditions minus the altitude; it's at about 2,200 feet.
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While some have cast universal basic income as replacing current welfare benefits, the new payments under discussion would be on top of Medicaid, housing, tax credits, food stamps, and other benefits for people with low earnings, piling onto the benefits that adults stand to lose if they work and earn more.
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While the singer might currently be on top of the world what with all-new music on the way and a successful recent turn on the Met Gala red carpet, but that doesn't mean the teen idol doesn't still have some lingering nightmares over the ghosts of his outfits past.
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"I'm here trying to learn more as I go as a sprinter, learn the game, learn the people and learn as many different things about rugby as possible so that one day, if possible, we can make a switch and I can be on top of the game," he said.
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These days, I'm living in Brooklyn (which is an expensive place to live, especially if you're bad with money), I'm in the process of planning a wedding, and I'm a freelance writer (which means that I need to be on top of my income taxes, because they're not taken out for me).
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"In many forms of pop psychology, you are told to blame yourself because you could have everything, you could be on top of the world and you just haven't focused, you haven't worked hard enough," says Barbara Ehrenreich, bestselling author of Bright Sided: How The Relentless Promotion of Positive Thinking Has Undermined America.
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The potential windfall would be on top of SoftBank&aposs exit package for Neumann, which included a $500 million credit line to help him cover his personal debts, a consultancy gig worth $185 million over four years, and a tender offer allowing him to sell up to $970 million worth of WeWork shares.
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When you're thinking about everyone looking at you or the shit-show that's you getting stuck under a squat bar, of course your workout is going to suck: You're not going to be on top of your form, you'll likely lose count of your reps, and you'll flood your body with stress hormones, Chapman explains.
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These tariffs and the resulting retaliation — which will be on top of the existing steel and aluminum tariffs and retaliation against the U.S. chemical sector — will cause damaging direct and indirect effects on the U.S. chemicals industry, its $194 billion of planned investments in job-creating chemical plants in the United States, and its increasing export competitiveness.
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Once a Pokémon is encountered in the real world, its distance from the player does not change as that player's phone moves around; in other words, the character appears to be on top of the real world when viewed through the phone, but it's easy to break the illusion that it is in that real world.
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"As an educator you constantly have to be on top of trends, so it's not like it's just six weeks of me laying by the pool," said Sara Holloway, a fifth-grade English language arts teacher from Monongahela, Pa. "You are taking classes in the summer, or you are reading material, or you are conferencing or blogging with other teachers, you are planning for the next year," she said.
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General Motors Co. announced Tuesday that it plans to invest an additional $1 billion in the United States, following criticism from President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for producing cars in Mexico and sending them back to the U.S.The investment will be on top of the $85033 billion that the automaker already announced in 2016.
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