He climbs; he stops and looks around; he climbs some more.
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Those climbs will serve as a warm-up for the tough Stage 9 in the Alps on Sunday, which has seven climbs, including three with the "hors catégorie" rating, which designates climbs with difficulty levels that are deemed beyond categorization.
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The situation, he said, is akin to Escher's famous winding staircase, which climbs and climbs only to somehow end up below where it started.
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The course, a 237km slog featuring 5,000 meters of climbs along Rio's verdant coastline, has everything from cobbles, lung-burning climbs and tricky descents and a flat blast to the finish.
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WHAT'S IMPORTANT TODAY Trump touts TV ratings as death toll climbs As the coronavirus death toll climbs in the US, Trump is focused on a different set of figures: TV ratings.
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Children climb up — everybody climbs up in that tree.
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From there it just climbs — particularly with battle scenes.
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" His voice climbs in pitch, "You need to staaahp.
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The best climb for spectating is Alpe d'Huez, but the race visits different climbs each year, so check the route to see which climbs are in and which are out when you go.
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ICYMI Japan says death toll from floods climbs to 100 .
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A protester climbs a tree in Zuccotti Park on Nov.
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The ant departs its nest and climbs a nearby plant.
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The second officer climbs on and helps hold him down.
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As Breitbart's reach climbs, however, many firms will feel torn.
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She takes off her robe and climbs into the tub.
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Go with Black Label editions, and the price climbs further.
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We don't know much about Steve and why he climbs.
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GRAPHIC: Baltic Dry Index climbs off 3-year lows - tmsnrt.
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Above: Facebook Moments climbs the charts Now it's Moments' turn.
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Suddenly Mars climbs down from the stage, towards his audience.
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Then he does the whole thing again, and climbs higher.
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When he climbs stairs, they light up beneath his feet.
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In something like the GTS, that figure climbs to 450.
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The further left he runs, the higher up he climbs.
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In one video, a driver climbs into the back seat.
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But his ex, Darcy, climbs up and pledges her love.
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At 0.10, the crash risk climbs to five times higher.
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The attempts to unbalance riders during the most grueling climbs.
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Others were expeditionary geniuses who plotted climbs like military assaults.
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But as the volume climbs, the relationship is not linear.
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This year, Denmark climbs one spot higher on the list.
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Then rain tonight as the mercury climbs back toward 26.
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Euro climbs above 1.22 against the dollar on Monday morning.
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The latter, at one point, even climbs into the host's lap.
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And then he climbs over the sofa, over the coffee table.
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A cadet climbs into a cockpit in a flight simulation room.
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In urban areas such as Shanghai, the statistic climbs to 68%.
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A girl climbs onto a corral in the Monte Sacro estate.
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Turbulence and friction will weaken the exhaust stream as it climbs.
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Jon climbs out of the water, as we knew he would.
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Zero-g flights work like this: the plane climbs very high.
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As that production climbs, so will deliveries of the 737 MAX.
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"The short steep climbs aren't necessarily what I love," he said.
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As AfD climbs in the polls, it has sparked vociferous protest.
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A different video girl climbs behind him, and Pitbull takes off.
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Death toll climbs The blizzard began pummeling the region on Friday.
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To reach her bedroom, Phillip climbs the vines surrounding her window.
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Some rise when volatility climbs, and others benefit when it falls.
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He climbs in and slowly drives off down the desert highway.
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The VIX volatility index climbs to the highest level since February.
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The weed climbs high above row crops, blocking out the sun.
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Nepal has banned foreigners from making solo climbs of its mountains.
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But as the product's popularity climbs, Oatly's competition is heating up.
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But, over all, life expectancy climbs and poverty and disease plummet.
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And maybe we will see the next days on the climbs.
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As your core temperature climbs, your body starts to shut down.
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He climbs to the top of his ego and jumps off!
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As the terrain climbs, past winding streets, Stapleton grows more affluent.
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But physicality is insistent here, and so is the human spirit, which finds suspenseful, exalted expression as one woman (Alba Faivre, daring with a rope) climbs and falls and climbs in an attempt to get out.
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That number climbs to 95% for companies with more than 5,13 employees.
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Adjusted for inflation, that range climbs to $48 million and $61 million.
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That climbs to 11% among Republicans who do not identify as conservative.
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The options have no value unless the stock climbs to over $50.
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Add the eTorque mild hybrid option and that climbs to 22 mpg.
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That climbs to 43% among blacks, and dips to 13% among whites.
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Photography is what drives him, he merely climbs to get perfect shot.
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The boy climbs out of the globe-filled underworld and into AstroWorld.
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The man climbs up on a ladder, and lifts the large box.
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The price climbs to about $10,000 including the metal implant, Laskaris said.
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In family photos, Mazurenko roller-skates, sails a boat, and climbs trees.
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On the most popular climbs, crowds can swell to 10 deep roadside.
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Fiverr climbs: The marketplace had a good first day on the NYSE.
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Adding in split shifts and rotating shifts, this climbs to 2202 percent.
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In Stuttgart, a squirrel climbs along a branch laden with yellow leaves.
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In the final shot, Rue climbs atop a pile of the strangers.
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Right at 4:44, the creature climbs out of the storm drain.
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U.S. Treasury yields edge lower, while the yen climbs against the dollar.
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He climbs up again, losing his shoes, which clatter to the pavement.
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As tourism climbs, the city celebrates the river's rebound 270 years later.
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"There's no way this is legal," he says as he climbs up.
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She climbs a tree, where she's joined by a girl named Rosie.
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Dow climbs 691 points as healthcare firms make progress toward coronavirus treatment
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If the mercury climbs to 91, it would be a record high.
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It has been one of the most vertiginous climbs in WTA history.
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Robert often climbs without permission and has been arrested on numerous occasions.
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As its population climbs, London is facing similar concerns about subway overcrowding.
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With the Clean Power Plan, that number climbs only to 62 gigawatts.
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He saved his real demons for the steepest, most tortuous uphill climbs.
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This estimate climbs above $28503 billion when part-time caregivers are included.
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Then Angy (Ana Ivanova) — younger, brash, sexy — climbs into the passenger seat.
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The Dow climbs an average 7003 percent, the gains an average of nearly 4.4 percent and the Nasdaq composite climbs more than 5 percent on average from October to December, according to Kensho analysis of the last 25 years.
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Tyler climbs into the back of a friend's car and escapes the police.
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Expected to attack on the climbs, the Briton took his opponents by surprise.
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In short the experience was the same or similar to the natural climbs.
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El Chapo climbs the ranks Guzman's mentor Felix Gallardo was arrested in 1989.
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He climbs off his school bus wearing a backpack covered in cartoon dogs.
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That number climbs to 10% when looking at women with confirmed Zika infections.
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"Anyone who climbs to 26,000 feet with oxygen is a rotter," sneered another.
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But their support for Rousseff has faded as unemployment rises and inflation climbs.
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The device beeps a warning if her glucose falls or climbs too steeply.
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As Mae rapidly climbs the company ladder, Annie devolves into an overworked mess.
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Demand for options to sell sterling climbs to highest since Jan 2017: reut.
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Read more: Puerto Rico's death toll from Hurricane Maria climbs to 48 Gov.
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For married couples who file jointly, the range climbs to $1003,000 to $199,000.
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He climbs in with others on the road, and the camera cuts off.
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Onlookers wave goodbye to the Concorde as it climbs out of JFK Airport.
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If the company uses less than 50 percent, pricing climbs to LIB+215.
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Home sales stalled in November after voracious climbs this fall, up 0.2 percent.
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He commended Ondra for, among other things, connecting fixed ropes as he climbs.
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As he climbs up the rocks, I see him looking sad and tired.
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But among businesses with at least 5,000 workers, that number climbs to 32%.
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He climbs in and out, peering through a small telescope at the stars.
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That number almost certainly climbs higher on possessions where Harden draws a mismatch.
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I'd established some of the world's hardest climbs — by a male or female.
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As Italy's death toll climbs, the country is expanding its emergency coronavirus measures.
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The light climbs high,too far away from anybody'shome to be a flare.
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She climbs under her soft, cream-colored comforter and basks in the coziness.
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She is a gym-era child who nevertheless climbs outside whenever she can.
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As a whale climbs back to the surface, its heart rate rises again.
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But as Warren climbs in the polls, there may be no escaping it.
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At the end of the school day, my daughter climbs into the car.
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Traders are betting on even calmer stock markets as the persistently climbs higher.
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The chances of getting hired through this method climbs to one in 16.
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For married couples who file jointly, the range climbs to $189,000 to $199,000.
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"The pavement starts on the ground and climbs a wall," Ms. Baptista said.
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A short man climbs onto a chair to take a picture over everyone.
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Brown climbs an eight-story tower he built besides his house for ham radio.
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Brown climbs an eight-story tower he built besides his house for ham radio.
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A lesson had been learned: more preparation was needed for free soloing major climbs.
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A firefighter climbs up a steep containment line on the Kincade Fire in Kellogg.
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The muezzin climbs the minaret at prayer time and sings, unamplified, over the Medina.
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The Wolverine State climbs to seventh place overall, up from 22nd place last year.
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During heat bursts, the temperature climbs up rapidly, partly due to gusts of wind.
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I spend today doing more moderate climbs and focusing on good technique and endurance.
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The route features 30 categorized climbs, including seven in the Tour's most difficult category.
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If direct employment in large hydropower is included, that figure climbs to 9.8 million.
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If direct employment in large hydropower was included, that figure climbs to 9.8 million.
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After some clear hesitation, she effortlessly climbs down the ladder while wearing stiletto boots.
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Delhi, India (CNN)Manju Gaur climbs the staircase with a fierce but steady determination.
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Ilias Papadopoulos climbs a ladder to reroute electricity from a generator inside a warehouse.
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He often climbs without permission and has been arrested several times, sometimes for trespassing.
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You just feed the earring through one piercing and it "climbs" up your ear.
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And there's plenty more to come as the storm climbs the coast toward Tampa.
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SPOT GOLD CLIMBS 0.4% TO $1,351.59 PER OUNCE AFTER U.S. FED HOLDS RATES STEADY
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She no longer climbs ladders to paint, relying on assistants to position the canvases.
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As entry-level demand climbs, there are far fewer starter-level homes for sale.
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Fans waving the black-and-white striped flag of the region swarmed the climbs.
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I know there are far more treacherous and heroic climbs: Everest, Mont Blanc, Kilimanjaro.
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That's way back there, Laureano sprinting into the alley, climbs the wall, it's gone!
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From April 2151 to 21, the young tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana climbs aboard, too.
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When that payment climbs too high, corporate activity slows, and so does the economy.
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Munich Re also flagged losses on life insurance policies as the death toll climbs.
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Beto O'Rourke: After falling in our rankings, the former Texas congressman climbs one spot.
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Both of those gains were down, however, from higher climbs earlier in the day.
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Instead, they blame themselves for a lack of self-control as their weight climbs.
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The elevator to the One World Observatory climbs 102 stories in just 21 seconds.
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Go deeper: Dorian's death toll climbs in Bahamas as 3,500 flee worst-hit islands
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Then he climbs a slope to the parking lot and tests each vehicle's doors.
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That's one scenario — in which the climbs more than 20 percent from its current level.
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There can be an extra layer of skepticism when the bill climbs into the millions.
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Seconds after the teen climbs back onto the platform, a train pulls into the station.
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A lot of traders like to say that the market climbs the wall of worry.
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Mr. Purja took part in four unplanned rescues during his attempt at the 14 climbs.
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U.S. companies with revenue overseas are more acutely at risk as the dollar climbs higher.
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Ballinger owns Alpenglow Expeditions, which is a company that guides ski trips, treks and climbs.
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The female figure climbs into the rope's loop, perching in a pedestrian yet statuesque pose.
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Ori jumps and climbs through 2D platforms that are all set in a beautiful forest.
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We pretend that I'm Rapunzel and he's the prince that climbs up to my bed.
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A boy climbs onto a pile of branches to feed bonfires during Las Luminarias festival.
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Things defrost a little tomorrow, as the mercury climbs back up to the low 228s.
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Clinging on while Trico climbs rickety scaffolding is thrilling, even if it's entirely non-interactive.
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Available July 1 Mean Streets (1973)A man climbs the ladder of his local mob.
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It was the first day of the pure battle for the overall with big climbs.
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After disciplining the tourist, he then climbs over the railing to retrieve the woman's glove.
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It starts at $2,399, but that price climbs fast as you start adding more options.
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"Marcel won't stay in the climbs, maybe Demare can but I'm not sure," said LeMond.
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He called it quits on the second of the day's four climbs in the Pyrenees.
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Then, when investors remember how good the last quarter was, the stock climbs back up.
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As he conquered other climbs and contests, he put the Dawn Wall on the list.
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He climbs into his tank, which later sets off a crude I.E.D.; miraculously, he survives.
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Regrets and relief The cheering starts up again as the plane climbs into the sky.
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US death toll climbs The US death toll from the coronavirus climbed to 11 Wednesday.
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As the number of cases climbs, a pall of anxiety has descended on the city.
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The price Brent crude oil climbs above $80 a barrel, its highest level since 2014.
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As the number of coronavirus cases climbs, life-saving ventilators become more and more important.
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A winding staircase climbs through the center of the house to a third-floor garret.
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She shrinks as she climbs, shedding her shapeless black wrap for a skintight scarlet number.
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For the final "Amen," Ms. Buck climbs a scaffolding and assumes the position of crucifixion.
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Liability value climbs with low yields because future bond income to meet payouts is low.
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Mr. Sobelle climbs, wrestles with and disappears into packing crates like a dancing Dumpster diver.
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One thing he's learned in that time is that no one climbs to glory alone.
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The Bogdens lay their conch pots every morning, and the water climbs in Hallock's Bay.
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Some climbers were artists who specialized in free climbs, with as little gear as possible.
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After a while, she climbs out over stones, puts on small flippers, reënters the water.
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As the temperature climbs, Nambiar's days grow longer, starting at 7:30AM and stretching past midnight.
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That number climbs to 67 percent for young people between the ages of 18 and 29.
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Next up is Milo for VP. He climbs onto a swivel chair, flailing and torquing around.
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ONE thing that determines how quickly a researcher climbs the academic ladder is his publication record.
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She climbs out of the bus and walks to where the rabbit lays on the dirt.
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Where things stand: While the war rages on and the death toll climbs, Washington is divided.
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Watkins' salary-cap hit climbs next season to $21 million — the highest of any NFL wideout.
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"It's a really normal night," said Frankel as Medley climbs on the table next to Morgan.
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A man climbs an artificial wall of ice in the city of Liberec, Czech Republic, Jan.
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It then climbs on its own to space and deposits its small satellite payloads into orbit.
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It owes a lot of this fame to a specific part of the race: the climbs.
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First, yes, it makes the ride easier by helping you out during those nasty uphill climbs.
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After it's released, the balloon climbs about 1,000 feet a minute, until it's 12 miles up.
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A spooked Kristina climbs back on board and Nick comforts her, which needles Corinne even more.
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Try some gentle turns or climbs or, for extra points, combine them in a climbing turn.
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The road climbs to over 15,000 feet, so the long sea voyage remains the more viable.
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An Australian who claims to work for National Geographic climbs onto the hood to take pictures.
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She climbs aboard the saddle, gathers her overcoat around her, and leans into the uncompromising wind.
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Instead of leaping back onto the cliff, Simba climbs his way back onto the ledge slowly.
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It doesn't feel like a victory when a newly freed Jamie climbs up the stairs home.
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If the retailer ships the product to the consumer, the cost climbs to $5, he said.
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The amount of nitrogen in its blood climbs higher, but doesn't harm its kidneys or liver.
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Then everybody climbs onto a white-duvet-covered mattress that takes up the entire performance area.
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As he climbs higher and higher up the board, his behavior becomes more and more erratic.
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When including workers who are only part-time for economic reasons, the figure climbs to 9.5%.
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Hillavators are a way to manage steep climbs, and also to show off a stunning view.
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She climbs into bed and watches TV on her laptop perched atop a chest of drawers.
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It even climbs out of the pool, moving from a watery environment into a dry one.
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In both of the American cases, the pilots safely resumed their climbs after turning off autopilot.
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Avoid ivy, which drinks a lot of water, climbs and strangles the tree, and shelters rodents.
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Mitrovic climbs high for another header, and complains that he is being tackled by two defenders.
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Haley's number climbs higher than those of virtually every active politician on the world stage today.
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But cheer up; the sun will come out tomorrow (afternoon) when the high climbs to 50.
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It climbs the exterior, with views overlooking the corn and rice fields of Milan's rural outskirts.
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While the traders may be winners, the consumers are clearly losers as the coal price climbs.
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After it climbs above the prior cycle's peak, a recession has been, on average, years off.
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Airlines have canceled hundreds of flights as a powerful winter storm climbs up the East Coast.
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Like its competitors, United is facing higher jet-fuel bills, as the cost of oil climbs.
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One young woman falls mid-routine but climbs back up, to much applause from the crowd.
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In the 1990 version, Pennywise climbs a lamppost and stares out of the picture at the kids.
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When he climbs back in the car a few minutes later, he's holding a can of beer.
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She climbs over the fence on the other side and walks out onto some other, larger road.
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Without doors, the driver climbs in, and with relative ease, depending on one's general fitness and flexibility.
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RUSTY BELL climbs a roadside platform and gazes at the sweeping, flower-strewn landscape of northern Wyoming.
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If such a person climbs the stairs and lights the cauldron, it will brighten the entire nation.
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The value of the credit climbs to more than $6,200 if you have three or more children.
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Trader Pete Najarian pointed to the semiconductor stocks, which he said have strong fundamentals beneath their climbs.
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The overall market climbs just over 4%, on average, in the six months after an initial cut.
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He climbs up on the roof and sits at the edge hoping you'll pay attention to him.
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To date, The Heroes Project has led a dozen wounded combat veterans on climbs on seven continents.
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My friend is very stressed about work, but venting and hard climbs make us both feel great.
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Amazing video shows a B-1B Lancer's afterburners as it takes off and spiral climbs at night
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If you opt for 128GB, the price climbs up to $799, and the 256GB variant costs $899.
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After about 20 seconds, with no dogs visible, the officer turns around and climbs over a fence.
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On Monday, she posted a new photo at Base Camp that showed her practicing ice fall climbs.
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He said the VIX is not that valuable, and it climbs once the market begins to slide.
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So an F-35 would have to shoot down the ICBM before it climbs above 353,000 feet.
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"I think the best outcome of these guided climbs is that most participants are humbled," he said.
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The higher a person climbs, the greater the risk becomes — and the greater temptation to a rival.
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The NEO 2 Smart can simulate climbs up to 25% and resists sprints up to 2,200 watts.
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Schmidt climbs a tree outside Tucson to get a closer look at killer honeybees (Pain Level 210).
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Soft thuds on the floor and door: nobody there to hear him, nobody climbs to his aid.
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It climbs again among people in their thirties, finally skyrocketing among those in their seventies and eighties.
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She acknowledged that his climbs had caused health issues for her father, including losing fingers and toes.
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As the virtual speedometer climbs, a human driver's jaw will clench involuntarily, or relax into a grin.
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The population still climbs because of arrivals from other countries and higher rates of birth than death.
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But as he climbs in and sinks down into the water, bottle in hand, Bobby's grin fades.
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And as the market climbs, each new 1,000 point barrier is actually a bit easier to top.
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Bielecki courted Hajzer, emailing a list of his ascents, including climbs up 20,310-foot Denali in Alaska.
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He climbs atop his piano and exhorts the crowd with the fervor of a tent-revival preacher.
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It's that easy and one of the main reasons I keep grabbing it for quick sport climbs.
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The recent climbs have left these tech giants with some of the largest market values on earth.
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The robot uses a neural network to automatically teach itself to balance as it climbs the ladder.
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WASHINGTON STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT REPORTS STATEWIDE DEATH TOLL FROM CORONAVIRUS CLIMBS TO 31, UP ONE FROM WEDNESDAY
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Nvidia climbs to fresh record after unveil of first driverless car chips, and increasingly bullish sentiment ** Industrials flat.
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Yet the higher Buttigieg climbs, the more likely he is to attract criticism that could damage his chances.
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Whenever the RSI climbs above a 70 to 75 range that signals the underlying index is getting expensive.
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A rootless ivy with abstract berries and flowers climbs the front of the image in starts and stops.
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Childhood poverty can influence a person's entire life, regardless of whether that person climbs up the economic ladder.
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The risk of a heart attack climbs for men after age 45 and for women after age 55.
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She climbs into a car (the only available means to play a cassette tape!) and puts it in.
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It just climbs all over mom, as if she were a sentient jungle gym, until she pays attention.
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A librarian climbs a ladder, wearing a transparent skirt and red shoes, while a man stands below her.
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There are two peaks, and from Durango's 275,23 feet above sea level, it climbs as high as 11,000.
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"Onyx is the biggest lovebug, and always climbs up on my shoulder like a parrot," says one volunteer.
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And Lizzo earns her first top 10 hit as "Truth Hurts" climbs from No. 11 to No. 6.
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She plugs in what she needs to, then climbs a little more to readjust the dish by hand.
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It's a shocking statistic and one that climbs every year: Nearly 40 percent of American adults are obese.
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At one point, our new young MacGyver (also named Angus) climbs into the wheel well of a plane.
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She climbs on top of it and pedals as hard as she can, her braid flying behind her.
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When a movie's production budget climbs past $2107 million, the money usually flows to superheroes, sequels or remakes.
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The figure climbs to 49.1 million, nearly one in five U.S. adults, when all tobacco products are included.
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He climbs down, a bare, forked animal, and comes face to face with Ellie's mother, Martha (Ina Weisse).
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Linville and Heroes Project founder Tim Wayne Medvetz's first two Everest climbs were cut short by natural disasters.
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The trail cutting through Alaska's tundra to the Bering Sea coastline is marked by darkness and steep climbs.
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With oil price climbs, spending by Gulf governments fuels economic growth and lending and saving boosts bank deposits.
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Etemad is located at the very edge of north Tehran, where the city climbs up the snowy mountains.
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A taxi driver from Queens experiences a jolt of dread with each passenger who climbs into his car.
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One of Park's favorite scenes in the film is when Hideko climbs a cherry tree to hang herself.
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This immigrant love story set to klezmer music finishes its run and climbs back into its shipping container.
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As I get more experienced, I love the idea of going into big mountains and doing big climbs.
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And the way that Lulu solves her problem and climbs a tree, illness or not, is quite magical.
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And it climbs higher yet when you notice the way he clutches his backpack closely at all times.
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Other clips juxtapose his remarks over the next several weeks as the total number of U.S. cases climbs.
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The devil, violin in hand, climbs to the stage from the orchestra pit on a blood-colored ladder.
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Alaska's fire division reported that about 250 people are currently battling the blaze, and this number climbs daily.
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Meanwhile, London's Heathrow airport charges $22 for just two hours and climbs to over $1,000 for 15 days.
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SUWA, Japan (Reuters) - Kiyoshi Miyasaka climbs the stone steps of his shrine, autumn leaves crunching under his feet.
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Stunt: In this silent classic, Harold Lloyd climbs the side of the building, then hangs from a clock.
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And then it climbs up the trench with him as the camera&aposs booming out on the arm.
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But just how high their rate climbs depends on how much an account holder does to boost it.
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It flies northwest, and climbs to almost 1767,000 feet in around three minutes, according to flight tracker data.
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He went on to the Tetons and bluffed his way into technical climbs with some experienced Ivy Leaguers.
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Your blood pressure climbs as you face an obstacle course worthy of "American Ninja Warrior" to get help.
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How it climbs out is not clear, but we will leave that to its new chairman, Jerome Powell.
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The number of experts that said immigrants are at risk for disappearance climbs to one-third of respondents.
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Fortunately, he's able to recover and he climbs on top of his tour bus and finishes the show.
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That lovely time of year when the calendar officially flips from spring to summer, and the temperature climbs steadily.
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Among those who say they have made up their minds, Biden's support rises to 0063%, Sanders climbs to 29%.
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Finally, R. climbs into bed, and now I can sleep in my nook between his arm and his chest.
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If you're gunning for a four-year degree, the total tab climbs to $1803,320 (if tuition doesn't go up).
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Her grandfather invented a motorized pulley system that closes the bed tray into the tank after she climbs in.
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As someone that climbs rocks and dreams about airplanes, I can give you this assurance: the metaphor is sound.
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"All of these stocks represent bargains if oil goes to $60 and natural gas climbs to $3," Cramer said.
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Sixty percent said the tape bothered them "a lot," a number that climbs to 123% in the suburban counties.
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A video has gone viral of a teenager keeping his composure while a curious cub climbs up to investigate.
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Near the end of the clip, she climbs up in her booth to fully turn around and face them.
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It beads together, looks like this in space, and climbs up plants' vascular systems, all thanks to hydrogen bonds.
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Jack climbs back in the bedroom window and moments later the room he just entered is engulfed in flames.
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Sunday's Stage 15 is a 232km ride from Ivrea to Como over the Madonna del Ghisallo and Civiglio climbs.
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Death toll climbs in Aleppo Aleppo, in northern Syria, has been besieged for years during that country's civil war.
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Fiona (Emmy Rossum) is insufferable as she climbs the social mobility ladder and hooks up with an uninteresting Irishman.
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He is expecting to suffer even more during Friday's 19th stage, which features several punishing climbs over 126.5 kilometers.
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Above me, in the mango tree, the man climbs ever higher, reaching for the fruit just beyond his reach.
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Saturday's 14th stage is a grueling 131-km mountain trek from Saint Vincent to Courmayeur featuring five categorized climbs.
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If that climbs to 16 or 18 months, then there's danger, but right now it hasn't, so no bubble.
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But it is going to be much tougher than on the Dauphine because of the climbs that come before.
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Tech watch: Companies in all sectors will have to comply, but tech companies in particular will have steep climbs.
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She climbs all over me and is very vocal if I have to wake her up for a feed.
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Some of that comes across in the film's opening moments, when Wade climbs down a tower of rundown trailers.
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A team member climbs out of a frozen moulin and back onto the surface of the Greenland ice sheet.
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And in the final moment, the long-haired girl climbs from the TV, as if we're the next victim.
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She disrobes and asks, "General anesthetic?" then pretends to be passed out as he climbs on top of her.
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We aren't even allowed to see Dinklage's face when Christian climbs into the arms of the woman Cyrano worships.
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As last year, when Thomas simply proved better than Froome, the dilemma sorted itself out in the hardest climbs.
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It makes sharp left and right turns, but doesn't have huge drops or climbs and children often ride it.
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As one climbs the income ladder out of poverty and out of Medicaid, the slope to prosperity remains steep.
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Instead he climbs mega-trees, winching himself up their trunks in a harness (he often describes it as "inchworming").
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In his memoir The Man Who Climbs Trees, Aldred recalls upward journeys in Costa Rica, Borneo, Morocco, Australia, Venezuela.
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The scene in which Arthur clears out a fridge and climbs into it was done in an improvised take.
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It starts at 257.5 basis points over Libor and climbs to LIB+250 if ratings drop to B+/B1.23.
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When room and board are added, the projected cost of attendance at the school climbs even higher, to $80,277.
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She just explores, comes back to the van and usually climbs up onto the roof to have a nap.
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I always believed the higher a monkey climbs in the tree, the more people below can see his ass.
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Like other ETFs, investors in the ProShares Bitcoin ETF would reap benefits when the value of futures contracts climbs.
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In Hawaii, the Nopili rock-climbing goby climbs up rock faces by using its mouth as a suction cup.
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Fifty feet above the rubble-strewn floor, a man free climbs a metal girder, flashlight clenched in his teeth.
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In fact, one robot is shown cleaning the steps with Roomba-like whiskers on its feet as it climbs.
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By accepting every facet of her personality, and learning to be kinder to herself, Madeline finally climbs Celeste Mountain.
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But that likelihood has skyrocketed beyond my expectations just a year ago and climbs higher with each passing day.
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Before he opens the carousel to riders, Mr. Schiavone climbs high up onto its sweeps, which are like rafters.
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Above the house, a steep hill climbs to the rim of the valley, covered in tall grasses and oaks.
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It climbs when Dennis enters, his black clothing and bleaker silence effectively rendering him a negative of a person.
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She expresses contempt for Jackie's icy tolerance of his rampant infidelity, even as she herself climbs the odalisque ranks.
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The marvelous Sheila Hancock is wasted in this treacly, trite story of a widow who climbs a Scottish mountain.
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Like in past climbs, Robert was later taken to the local police station for questioning, but was quickly released.
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R. is also awake-ish, so we cuddle under the blankets and the cat climbs on top of us.
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Washington climbs to the top of our rankings with the help of the fastest-growing economy in the nation.
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Even people with steady work have trouble feeding their families as the cost of milk, rice and eggs climbs.
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Then they walked in groups of three or four along a popular mountain trail that climbs sinuously and persistently.
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A concrete staircase with an ornate metal railing climbs to a third floor with five bedrooms and a bathroom.
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With new routes and unclimbed peaks becoming scarcer, many have transitioned into completing classic climbs as quickly as possible.
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There's a reason seasoned investors cheer "walls of worry"--because the market doesn't stop at them, it climbs them.
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One of my co-workers climbs here and loves it so I'm hoping it lives up to the hype!
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As a result, support for or opposition to impeachment rarely climbs much higher than 103 percent in any poll.
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Some videos show drivers reading while at the wheel; in one, a driver climbs into his car's back seat.
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If I stop paying attention for a minute, she climbs on the couch to ensure I know she's dangerous.
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On those nights his offensive rating is around 115 (that's...elite) and his True Shooting percentage climbs 10 points.
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The desperation climbs off the screen, and it finally makes the movie feel like something more than a hagiography.
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"I am the bird mother!" she yells as she climbs into a human-sized nest and plays the bogo drums.
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Several major U.S. airports have been strained by the shutdown as the absentee rate of Transportation Security Administration screeners climbs.
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He climbs up a ladder and fills up his glass bulbs with a garden hose, basking in the hot sun.
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That night, Will climbs into bed with Allie for the first time and while they don't sleep together, they cuddle.
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The pooch can hardly contain himself as he soon discovers Vohaska and climbs into his lap for the sweet reunion.
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If the index climbs above the December 210.5 peak of 26.85, it would reach its highest level since April 2003.
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A young boy climbs into an ice cream wagon during a hot day in Columbus Circle on June 12, 19773.
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She climbs in his window some nights to talk to him about her sexual adventures, but she rebuffs his advances.
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He climbs the wall not with the usual jigsaw of limbs but with an orienting hand and a timed hop.
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Telecoms and financial services stocks closed with 1.5% and 323% climbs respectively, while autos struggled to make headway, falling 0.9%.
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Dangling from the wiring that climbs some 8 feet up the gallery wall, the work only just holds the attention.
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The 181.5km stage nine route includes three out-of-category climbs before a treacherous descent to the finish at Chambery.
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The firefighters wish her well as she climbs into the taxi, encouraging her to stick with her recovery this time.
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Each time you perfectly stack a block you'll hear a musical note, which climbs higher with each consecutive perfect stack.
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You look at a historical graph of my life and I have all of these meteoric climbs to the top.
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VR Roller Coaster gives you two rides to choose from, both full of intense loops and slow, tension-building climbs.
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Now a tiny, eyeless fish that walks and climbs up waterfalls could offer some clues, The New York Times reports.
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Jessop climbs into his oversized black Chevy pickup, pulls out of the cafe parking lot and heads down Utah Avenue.
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Even as the rig count climbs, the state's oil industry has been fracking fewer wells due to a labor shortage.
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As the prevalence of asthma climbs in people 65 and older, more seniors will grapple with its long-term impact.
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Held on the winding coastal roads above Copacabana's beaches, each circuit contained a number of gruelling climbs—and treacherous descents.
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Ethan climbs a huge set of stairs, hugs someone behind the decks, and walks through the crowd high-fiving people.
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Among them was Belgian Tim Wellens, who used the four categorized climbs to extend his lead in the mountains classification.
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Still, many analysts expect the central bank to lift rates again on March 30 following the Fed as inflation climbs.
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The U.S. stock market's weeklong decline reversed itself dramatically on Tuesday, producing one of the strongest climbs of the year.
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Also, the adjustable incline only reaches a 12% grade, which isn't enough for those of us who like punishing climbs.
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"While old age alone may not kill a bull market, 'morbidity' climbs rapidly the longer a correction lingers," Ramsey says.
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Ludwig's new clip actually climbs two higher, to 201, when the points are tallied at the end of the round.
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Window smashed and sideview mirror ruined, she casually tosses the jack back into her trunk and climbs into her car.
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A praying mantis climbs a lily stalk, and a mother fox lies curled with her young in a hidden den.
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I imagine he'll lay low for the near future, but I hope he climbs back up on the soapbox eventually.
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But air filters just sit there, quietly collecting more dust as your air quality worsens and your energy bill climbs.
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Then a "tall lady" climbs the tree too, and tells the kids her own reasons for not wanting to go.
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If we eliminate heavy drinking, which no one endorses as healthy and where the association is surest, that number climbs.
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He climbs the hillsides of his coffee farm with the sure-footedness of a ram, easily negotiating the rocky terrain.
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Together, however, we can do more to ensure that the survival rate climbs by using the Breast Cancer Research Stamp.
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Across the river are Melbourne's Botanical Gardens, where Djokovic climbs a favorite fig tree and communes with nature in peace.
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Gold often climbs when stocks fall, and indeed, the yellow metal has risen by nearly 2 percent since Trump's Aug.
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Back on the cliff, Williams climbs up to Nyberg through pouring rain, carrying his precious plant samples in ziploc bags.
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He climbs out, cuts across the parking lot of the Smart & Final supermarket and stops at a barbed wire fence.
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Take a look at how Tokyo Metropolitan University&aposs robot climbs ladders, bringing robots one rung closer to world domination:
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He climbs to the top of the dome of St. Peter's Basilica and carves the year — 2100 — in the stone.
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In Rio de Janeiro, Beatriz Yagoda, a distinguished novelist, clutches her suitcase and a cigar and climbs into an almond tree.
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It was the face of a mother who climbs out of a cellar to find the tornado has leveled the house.
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The bear climbs a few steps, slips back down, and tries again — over, and over, until it finally reaches the top.
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Race organizers have had trouble controlling crowds with fans getting out of hand on the most famous climbs of the Tour.
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A mountaineer by profession — meaning she legitimately climbs mountains for a living — Arnot Reid has constantly had to overcome the impossible.
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Leno turns control over to Gareth Meirion-Griffith, a robotics systems engineer, who then demonstrates how the rover climbs over rocks.
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As our eye climbs from pool at ground level up to Venus at the summit, the nature of the fabrication changes.
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Viven did a lot in her first year of life, filling the past 365 days with naps, snacks, climbs and visits.
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One officer climbs the fence while the other gets into a crouching stance and fires through the fence, the video shows.
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During each launch, the booster climbs through the atmosphere, carrying the capsule beyond the edge of space — about 62 miles up.
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Then, he aggressively climbs on top of the young woman, pins her into her seat, and forces her into a kiss.
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Pamela pushes Andre on a chair, climbs on top of him, and giggles when he throws her against the marble sink.
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It represents a 22% premium to Friday's closing price, and the deal value climbs to $4.9 billion once debt is included.
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In Think Tank, one player climbs a wall which drops a diver down into a tank to memorize a puzzle key.
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Even for adults, answering an email rarely seems urgent, and that red counter of unread emails often climbs into the thousands.
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The first are the conscientious shoppers who meticulously plan their loved ones' gifts way before Santa Claus climbs down the chimney.
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In the past three years, Kepler has logged data from 287,309 stars— a number that climbs another 1003,000 every few months.
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He climbs back up to retrieve it, but the truck begins moving, taking him further from London and into the country.
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Nearly every day, Cini climbs into an 18-foot scull rowing boat and paddles the Hudson River along the Manhattan shoreline.
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Across all income groups, about 0003 percent of taxpayers currently itemize their returns, but that number climbs sharply along with income.
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Enid climbs to meet Maggie, but now Maggie is shooting her gun and banging on things to distract them from Glenn.
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Alaphilippe's Shimano gears run from an 11-tooth cog for the sprints up to a 30-tooth cog for the climbs.
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As Frank climbs the steps of his own making, he's in control over the spaces and identities he continues to negotiate.
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She can only carry so much paint, no longer climbs structures if she is alone, and sometimes takes a day off.
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At that point I realized that I felt really good on the climbs, so I carried on pushing just for fun.
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But while the roads on the fifth stage were consistently narrow and sometimes cruelly steep, far worse climbs are to come.
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Such support dips as low as 12 percent in Lesotho and climbs as high as 77 percent in Rwanda, it said.
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And he liked how the resistance adjusted automatically for big-group drafts, virtual climbs, descents, and flats when used with Zwift.
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One of two German cities in the top 10, Munich climbs three places compared to last year's ranking to overtake Berlin.
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Her walk, which includes colorful masks of humans and animals, climbs from Praiano into woods that lead to a Dominican convent.
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Add in the weight of our domesticated animals—mostly cows and pigs—and that ratio climbs to twenty-three to one.
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One video captured a toddler in Florida who climbs out of a vehicle and walks toward police with her hands up.
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He climbs the ladder on the back of some unsuspecting Brazilian to make a fingertips grab before plummeting to the turf.
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Police officers are stationed at every road crossing along each day's route, and line fan lures like the summits of climbs.
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The winter solstice marks the shortest day of the year, before the sun reverses course and climbs higher into the sky.
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A dancer unfolds on the floor, amphibian-like, then crawls, learns to stand and climbs an inclined plank of mudlike clay.
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Sanders' campaign -- which has emphasized finding new voters, particularly Latinos -- believes the higher turnout climbs, the better it is for them.
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Nora strips naked, climbs into a small glass sphere and takes deep breaths before a liquid flecked with metal pours in.
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The four loops might not be quite enough for longer routes but I found them to be sufficient for sport climbs.
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Markets climbs around Clinton impeachment In the year following President Bill Clinton's impeachment inquiry in 1998, the S&P rallied 39%.
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Regardless, your score continues dropping as your utilization rate climbs toward 30% — and does not suddenly nosedive at that recommended ratio.
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One climbs over its stuffed Hello Kitty doll attempting to figure out how to get through the top of its incubator.
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He still swims in the ocean and rides bikes on the roads, but he climbs and hikes more than he runs.
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But when the price climbs to $599 and above I'd be leery of betting that much cash on a newcomer's first product.
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The PackBot climbs stairs, maneuvers in water, and can crawl around at about 2000 miles per hour, faster than most adults jog.
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The PackBot climbs stairs, maneuvers in water, and can crawl around at about 6 miles per hour, faster than most adults jog.
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A wedding that begins with a $500,000 budget and climbs to $1 million is much more work than the original estimate suggests.
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That's because the molecules in the steam are getting really excited, bouncing around with higher and higher velocities as the temperature climbs.
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"It walks around the yard a little bit, and eventually, climbs up a tree and takes a two-hour nap," said Hough.
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The stock could surge to $30 once it starts trading, and investors should be cautious if it climbs above $35, he said.
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The stock could surge to $2000 once it starts trading, and investors should be cautious if it climbs above $217, he said.
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At times she climbs the cables, only to slide down and begin the climb again; other times she does not seem human.
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If the helicopter climbs above that height, then LaGuardia tower is supposed to assume control of the flight, according to the rules.
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In the meantime, it's possible that you could catch a glimpse of LightSail 2 as it steadily climbs to its higher orbit.
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It was a hard, hot hike through eucalyptus plantations and fields of bright purple agapanthus plants, with steep climbs and tricky descents.
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Their courtship takes place as the group climbs the volcano in search of reception, singing Jimmy Buffett songs all the way up.
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Underway, he peers into the distance from the bridge through bulky naval binoculars, climbs ladders between decks and shares meals with sailors.
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On evenings and in between cloud workshops, she climbs the spiral stairs to the top of the lighthouse to practice her flute.
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The effect is similar to what a person feels who climbs a high mountain or flies high in a plane, and Mrs.
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"Of course it suits me perfectly, with those steep climbs, and the only time trial finishes with an ascent," the Colombian said.
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Rene is one of those guys that just climbs anything, and I'm one of those guys that just stays on the ground.
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If substitution climbs to 400,000 tonnes in July, that would match a monthly record touched in June 2014, based on traders' estimates.
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When she climbs a staircase lined with star-shaped balloons, she explains they're to celebrate starring in a new Bradley Cooper movie.
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The Planet Earth Finally Has Its Own Flag Invader's Artwork Climbs Aboard The International Space Station Planning A Trip To Outer Space?
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Chris (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), a retired Irish tennis player, climbs the British social ladder after taking a job at a London club.
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Rising temperatures are boosting the wine trade in Europe's northern climbs - production has quadrupled in Belgium since 2006, according to government figures.
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To find those bananas, one climbs up ancient stone steps and a spiral path round the grassy mount to the ruined keep.
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Cautious and wary, Nora climbs the stairs to discover the unthinkable: her sister lying in the hallway in a pool of blood.
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Advances in scientific modeling and additional climbs in temperatures are making the connection between global warming and extreme weather much more concrete.
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From Kamloops the pipeline climbs over the steep Coquihalla Pass, which separates interior British Columbia from the Fraser Valley and the coast.
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One of the problems with using electric for longer range is that as range climbs, so does the size of the battery.
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Trump earlier this month promised to "revive" the nickname he refers to Warren as, doing so as she climbs in the polls.
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As he climbs the corporate ladder he shakes hands and butts heads with Jane (Jane Seymour), Helms (Eddie Albert), and Stedman (DeVito).
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It's strong enough to hold my 23-pound daughter when she climbs on top of it, although that is obviously not recommended.
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The trim on the horizontal stabilizer, on an aircraft's tail, is one way of controlling how steeply the plane climbs or descends.
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According to the National Wildlife Federation, the bats have trouble regulating their body temperature when the heat climbs above 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
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" In December 2015, Ward retweeted a tweet saying Hillary Clinton, "hates women & climbs over dead bodies in her quest for power #HillaryForPrison.
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Others will face tougher climbs should they want to try remote voting as some state constitutions mandate votes be cast in person.
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"I can see how the singer climbs up there," I told my mom when she pointed one out during a car trip.
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Add in documentaries and animated movies, handled by other divisions, and the number of annual Netflix film releases climbs to about 90.
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A ladder climbs up the gallery wall, crowned by a glowing, moon-like orb that casts a glow over the shacks below.
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Even as her ranking climbs and her goals become loftier, Sabalenka said she did not intend to skip the Fed Cup series.
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At the same time, the mortality rate climbs sharply, to 50 percent in the eldest cohort from 29 percent in the youngest.
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In an arresting scene, Getty Sr. climbs atop the table that holds the plastic model of the museum and he destroys it.
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He climbs across the duvet, bringing the phone screen so close that his father has to push the thing a distance away.
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He loses sight of the ball when it climbs above the overhang and he thinks it will land in the upper deck.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as Wall Street traded higher start and dollar climbs amid tensions easing in the Korean peninsula.
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Then she quietly climbs on a platform at the back of the audience while a crew member straps her into the harness.
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It follows its regular route, flies northwest and climbs to almost 8,22019 feet in around three minutes, according to flight tracker data.
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Whenever the police or men in balaclavas walk his neighborhood, he climbs a tree and hides in the branches until they leave.
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Apple's rise in recent weeks has led to a slew of analysts revising their price targets higher as the share price climbs.
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She often climbs out of her crib near her parents' bed and over her mother and snuggles up next to her father.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' At Pata Cafe in Elmhurst, Queens, a tree climbs from the floor through the ceiling.
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Stores, social services and emergency functions that rely on electricity begin to break down, as disorder spreads and the death toll climbs.
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When the tally is expanded to include firms the countries already had on retainer, the figure climbs to upwards of $13.7 million.
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Colton climbs these increasingly narrow steps as a way to whittle down the mass of 30 contestants until just one — the One — remains.
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LA requires that half of all new light duty city vehicles have a cord, a ratio that climbs to 80 percent in 2025.
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We decide to go to the west park entrance, which climbs 3,000 feet in elevation through the mountains on some very windy roads.
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Quintana, Froome's main rival, looked comfortable on the climbs but never attacked and his passivity at the top of Peyresourde cost him dearly.
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Home heating subsidy cuts and other fiscal belt tightening have started taking a political toll, even as the economy climbs out of recession.
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In its 2015 diversity report, Facebook noted that 68% of its employees are men, a number that climbs to 84% for tech jobs.
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Regardless, your score continues dropping as your utilization rate climbs toward 30% — and does not suddenly nosedive at that recommended ratio, Bingham said.
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BEETHOVEN'S "Für Elise" floats through the lift of Makuza Peace Plaza, a shiny new office block, as it climbs to the 12th floor.
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Using Kensho, we looked for the best S&P 500 performers when the Russell 2000 climbs 10 percent or more in one month.
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Armstrong used all her vast experience to tackle two tough climbs and stayed calm as the seconds ticked away on the run-in.
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Remove the Mobile Protection Pack without switching, and the savings for a single AT&T line climbs to more than $130 per year.
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So she walks to the side of the structure, and does climbs up on a chair for some reason — we're not sure why.
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Both financial and energy stocks can continue to do well as oil climbs to $60 by the end of the year, Nakamoto said.
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Now he gets regular venom shots every three months and takes over-the-counter allergy medications before he climbs onto his Harley-Davidson.
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Revenue matched forecasts, but the company gave an upbeat forecast as pricing climbs, supplies tighten, and demand improves for the company's memory chips.
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Six months later, however, EWZ climbs an average of nearly 13 percent and EEM rises almost 10 percent on average, according to Kensho.
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On this multimodal trek, you might even find yourself on an off-road course with rough log "bridges" and steep off-camber climbs.
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For those looking for a side of history with their hike, Pittock Mansion is a 5.4-mile roundtrip hike that climbs 1,000 feet.
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And if you're near the US East Coast, you may have a shot to the see the rocket as it climbs into space.
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Gillum has retracted his initial concession in the governor's race, while Abrams never conceded — though both candidates face steep uphill climbs to win.
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Once a dog climbs up the steps, it reaches a small platform that allows it to come face to face with its owner.
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When a muskrat climbs out of the water to reveal its tapering, almost hairless tail, the confusion devolves into yet another mistaken identity.
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The youngest member of the Nawrot family, having none of it, climbs onto the sofa and prepares to wake 'Dziadzia Jacek' (his grandfather).
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All cheer when the host—dressed in a bow tie, shirt, and hot pants—climbs on stage and introduces a flapper girl group.
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Jana's past record of shareholder activism means it is carrying some baggage as its climbs onto the responsible investing bandwagon, some people say.
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Ms. Dwan settles down in a plush armchair; Mitsou the cat climbs aboard; a voice recorder is turned on — and the reticence disappears.
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It features four jets flying above a funeral service in formation before one of the aircraft peels away and climbs into the sky.
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Those are attributes that Cing Kim, frustrated and tired on one of her last outdoor climbs of the summer, was picking up on.
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Related: Invader Invaded Tanzania with Street Art Invader's Artwork Climbs Aboard The International Space Station Street Artist Invader Hits the European Space Agency
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But we had seen no reasonable place to pitch a tent; the terrain was all sharp boulder climbs and fields of jagged rocks.
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I turn on the space heater by our bed and the cat climbs on top of me while I check emails in bed.
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The bespoke travel operator, Pelorus, organizes climbs up giant sequoia trees and coast redwoods, considered the largest and oldest living trees on Earth.
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And even without Sagan and Cavendish, there will be plenty of daring breakaways, gritty climbs, breathtakingly fast descents and, yes, rollicking pack sprints.
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It also boasts hydraulic disc brakes, two side mirrors, an LCD display, and a motor powerful enough, Scoot claims, for steep hill climbs.
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But if this baby greatly climbs or falls on the charts in a short amount of time, it might signal a health condition.
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Fiddling with trade policy while the dollar climbs and manufacturing employment falls means overlooking the warning signs flashing red on America's economic dashboard.
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The materials sector, including the nation's largest steel manufacturers, should also benefit from more protective policies, said Darby, even as factory activity climbs.
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As an aircraft climbs to a high altitude, the cabin is pressurized, and as it descends for landing, it is gradually de-pressurized.
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That figure climbs to 81% among blacks, 66% among Hispanics, 55% among women (including 74% among non-white women), and 65% among immigrants.
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There were days we faced 3,000-foot climbs and 50-miles-per-hour wind gusts pushing us backward, but still we inched forward.
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Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney climbs down from a tractor during a tour of Gibson's Green Acres Dairy on Friday in Utah.
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Finally, Leno climbs intense inclines in a top secret prototype and competes against race car driver Bryce Menzies in a wacky soapbox race.
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Then, she climbs 100 feet up in the air to watch the forest from a box about the size of a small bathroom.
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At one point, one of the few women attending the event climbs over the barrier and charges at a photographer, but police intervene.
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Other hard core fitness events include The CrossFit Games' Open session, where anyone can register to compete; The Bay Area's Dipsea Race, which takes competitors over a trecherous 7.4-mile course with steep climbs and stairs; the Pikes Peak half marathon that climbs 7,800 feet near Colorado Springs, Colorado; or the many ultramarathons that stretch distance running beyond the standard 26.2-mile marathon.
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They also show the broad index climbs on average more than 2 percent a month after the election and 5.4 percent in three months.
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To be clear, Hublot is primarily a luxury Swiss watch brand, and if you look at its other offerings, the cost climbs even higher.
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After speeding around central London for awhile and waving to the occasional bemused pedestrian, DyingLlama climbs down and runs gleefully off into the night.
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Though Hong Kong retains its top position, the 2016 index's biggest mover is the United Arab Emirates, which climbs eight places to third place.
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Star is stubborn when she first climbs into the mag crew's white van, the primary setting for much of the near three-hour film.
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In the video, Grunrow is seen sitting in the perch when a curious cub climbs right up next to him to investigate the scene.
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However, gaming sessions are dropping, even as the money to be made in games climbs, and the total time spent gaming remains largely unchanged.
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A film that follows an investment banker (Anna Gunn) as she climbs to the top of Wall Street in the thick of financial corruption.
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As Donald Trump's popularity in China climbs, one little golden pheasant is enjoying the perks of fame because of his bright yellow comb-over.
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Her go-to food is sweet potatoes — she has celiac disease, so they help her get fast carbs and energy to fuel her climbs.
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At one point, Noble climbs out of the pickup and an officer yells that he didn't tell Noble to get out of the vehicle.
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Some of the climbs were so steep and narrow that I had to pick the bike up, put it across my shoulders, and walk.
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If the climbs, drops and loops of roller coasters weren't thrilling enough for you, Six Flags is enhancing your coaster experience with virtual reality.
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The environment clearly plays a role: Add X-rays, or a DNA-damaging agent, and the mutation rate and cancer risk climbs even higher.
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In Colorado and Minnesota, that number is 22 percent, but in Southern states such as Alabama and Kentucky, the number climbs to 33 percent.
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While outrage over the United Airlines saga still climbs online, Jimmy Kimmel has delivered his hot take with a searing rant at the airline.
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The neat little feature could be a life-saver for people with mobility issues, who can now choose alternative routes to avoid steep climbs.
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Every time you finish a level, all of that XP from unlocked challenges gets tallied up, and your Mastery Level for that location climbs.
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Hanna climbs the stairs to find Mona rocking the look she wore back in 2010, when her main hobby was getting bullied by Ali.
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So he swims to the edge of the water and climbs out to go get married, while Ray treads water, still in the pond.
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Completely normal response: She pierces hers, shows up at my apartment, climbs up to my balcony and waits for me to come home, topless.
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Imperial is scaling back rail shipments as demand for heavy crude from U.S. Gulf Coast refiners climbs with U.S. sanctions against Venezuela taking hold.
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Their views contrast markedly with their older peers, who consistently tell pollsters they prefer capitalism by wide margins – more so as their age climbs.
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I spent a night in a "Small" room, which starts at $179 in low season and climbs to the mid-$300s in peak summer.
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In it, a US Secret Serviceman climbs onto the back of the open-roofed Lincoln Continental where President John F. Kennedy lies fatally wounded.
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It was Mile 453, one of the toughest climbs of the New York City Marathon, the critical spot where triceps scream and biceps throb.
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When she tears off her dress and climbs on top of him, as they renegotiate their deal, it feels, for a moment, almost romantic.
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The bike features drop bars that give you options for hand and body positioning, and the compact dual-chainring makes tough climbs a breeze.
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In "Blade Runner" Deckard climbs into a "Spinner," a police car that can take off vertically like a helicopter and fly like a plane.
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Jack spent a few days with Tesla's Model 3, subjecting it to horrors like life in Los Angeles traffic, desert crossings, and mountain climbs.
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The number of retirees climbs to 6900 for every 2628 workers by 28503, and 22019 retirees per 100 people in the workforce by 2060.
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An armed soldier climbs the steps of the building, scarily reminiscent of a school shooter on his way to commit an act of violence.
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Not surprisingly, as the BAC level climbs higher than 0.10 percent, it is associated with the progressively deteriorating ability to drive a vehicle safely.
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The World Health Organization reports hundreds have been injured, and as the death toll climbs into the dozens gruesome pictures surface of the victims.
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I mean, The Crew is a racing game about being an undercover narcotics informant who climbs the ranks of organized crime via street racing.
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"The government's financial burden of subsidizing coverage when young, healthy people can stay out climbs exponentially," Sara Rosenbaum at George Washington University told me.
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Place Your Bets on the New Millennial Pink Protester Climbs Base of Statue of Liberty, Forcing Shutdown of Landmark Do You Believe in Magic?
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The pair drives off into the night, and Caroline climbs into the Geek's lap and purrs, "I love you," disoriented and out of it.
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Later that afternoon, a man near the main transit center in Manus climbs to the top of an internet tower and threatens to jump.
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A modern wood staircase climbs to the third-floor attic space, which has been converted into a master suite with a large dressing area.
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TOTAL NUMBER OF CORONAVIRUS CASES IN SEATTLE-KING COUNTY AREA OF WASHINGTON STATE CLIMBS TO 14, INCLUDING FIVE DEATHS - CHIEF HEALTH OFFICER FOR COUNTY
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Most mountain bikes are designed with riders out west in mind — lots of cushy suspension, built for long, smooth climbs and fast, rolling descents.
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As the opioid death toll climbs, politicians of both parties should agree this issue needs to be a political, economic and public health priority.
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Sprinter Kittel, winner of the previous two stages before Monday's rest day, struggled on the climbs in the second half of the day's stage.
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Alaphilippe, one of France's hottest prospects, went solo in the col de la Colombiere, the last of five categorized climbs, and never looked back.
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The scene where Rey climbs into the Death Star feels like a direct parallel to when we first meet her in "The Force Awakens."
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His longtime home in Modesto, in the heart of California, afforded him a winding drive through the foothills to Yosemite and its monumental climbs.
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It will not snow much — maybe an inch — and should stop by midmorning or briefly turn to rain as the temperature climbs toward 40.
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The Australian benchmark is on track to snap two straight weeks of losses, as it climbs to its biggest weekly gain in nearly two months.
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And for the past week when transferring her from indoor to outdoor cage, she climbs on my shoulder and tries to pull out my hair.
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So he climbs into the back with the other tourists, hoping they can assist him, hoping they can lend a hand, but they do nothing.
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Stocks continue to pop to new highs even as Sanders climbs the Democratic field and pledges to come after the wealthy with a zealous passion.
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As the number of measles cases climbs, a newly introduced bill could change that — at least, for the MMR vaccine, according to King 5 News.
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At times it's playful; when the boy climbs a chain to get higher up, Trico might bat it around like a kitten with some string.
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If the tariff climbs to 25% in October, as Trump has threatened, LMC estimates the average price of Mexican-made vehicle would jump by $8,20203.
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When Finck is sent a book full of Bintel Brief clippings by her grandmother, Cahan climbs out to lead her through a lost New York.
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But we know that they become more likely as temperature climbs and become almost certain as temperatures rise more than 4, 5, or 6 degrees.
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The crowd of 3 million go berserk, Bruce Springsteen climbs the stage to perform "Born in the USA," and the Sanderses head toward the podium.
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As the jackpot climbs higher, states are looking at bigger revenues for their own coffers, since increased public awareness and excitement breed higher ticket sales.
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Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn have been spottable since early in the year, but Mercury completes the quintet as it climbs over the eastern horizon.
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At the end of the movie, he climbs the turbine to see green plants shooting out of what was previously dry, cracked and barren land.
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Built in 0003, the coaster climbs to 208 feet on its first ascent, a red steel ridge that rises above everything else in the park.
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The world still has a voracious appetite for food, and consumption only stands to increase further as the population climbs toward 10 billion by 2050.
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Once Alaphilippe took the lead during an attack on the third of four climbs in the stage, he created a significant gap over the chasers.
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Consumer interest in 5G internet has only grown in recent years, and it will likely continue as the demand for faster internet everywhere climbs higher.
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Of course, there will always be the odd song that climbs to the outer reaches of a Spotify playlist, then the artist fades into obscurity.
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Jeanne sees the dazed look return to her mother's eyes as she climbs onto the lowered gurney, with some help from Victor and from Paul.
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One climbs upstairs (an ascent of over a hundred feet) to the top of the tower, where there is a viewing platform and a clock.
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If ratings drop to B+/B1, pricing on the committed portion climbs to LIB+195, and paying LIB+235 and LIB+240, based on utilization.
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She negotiates the gangplank, slowly climbs down the narrow steps of the boat, ducks her head and enters the makeshift clinic of dentist Bivash Saikia.
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Just as the whale, stuck in its baleen grin, climbs up out of the depths and moves to its hidden spawning grounds— I don't know.
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With deep low-end torque, this machine feels quick enough off the line in urban traffic, but the power curve drops off as speed climbs.
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She knows how to write songs that say what fans have felt, while her voice climbs from tremulous introspection to overwhelming need, heartache and rage.
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Presti could roll the dice and hope one of them signs in Oklahoma City, but even if another star climbs aboard, Westbrook will be 30.
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"Sharing the experience with these bright, inspiring ladies and seeing the mountain through their eyes adds another layer of depth to our climbs," Thornton said.
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She lures him into the Oval Office and climbs onto his lap, but the nooky takes a turn when she begins pushing his eyes in.
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After week one, you voted to remove my ability to fast-travel away from danger, which makes hard fights and tough climbs that much scarier.
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At least when Mr. Dowd climbs into bed tonight, he can rest easy, knowing that he did all he possibly could for an impossible client.
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The people form a pyramid, and Rue climbs to the top and then dives into the center of the pyramid, disappearing from the camera's gaze.
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While both of the Max 8 planes that crashed experienced similar dips and climbs during their ascents, the airlines flying them have notably different reputations.
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Expect raw, low-frills excursions with wistful sunsets, winding climbs through a still-working lighthouse and crab-stuffed everything at the Rusty Nail beach shack.
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A woman places a handbag on a bed; an elegant gentleman (Ben Vereen) climbs a set of stairs, then reclines, fully dressed, in a bathtub.
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The summer does see an increase in rooms listed for rent on Airbnb, according to a company spokeswoman, but the number of bookings also climbs.
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The use of virtual visits climbs as a way of safely treating patients and containing spread of the infection at hospitals, clinics and medical offices.
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By the way, speaking of 17-Across … [Climbs up on ramshackle but still sturdy soapbox] Please be sure your voter registration is up-to-date.
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If that number climbs, it would likely benefit Biden, who has consistently drawn older audiences at his campaign events and polls better with older voters.
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Add simulated inlaid wood trim and the ambience inside climbs toward the premium level (though I see the white-on-black gauge cluster as austere).
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Approval of the GOP tax cuts climbs steadily higher, fueling faster growth and increasing investment and undermining Democrats' chances of a "blue wave" in November.
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Shortly after Trainor professes her love of Dr. Phil (she's seen every episode "multiple times," apparently), the man himself suddenly climbs into the back seat.
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If anything, Gallup's findings understate levels of support for gun control: When people are asked about specific policies, support climbs to the 70s and 80s.
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Death toll in warehouse fire climbs as search halted by unstable conditions Death toll in warehouse fire climbs as search halted by unstable conditions The death toll continues to rise as San Francisco Bay Area officials seek answers to explain the horrific fire that tore through a warehouse party in a shared artist space known as the "Ghost Ship" in Oakland, California, on Friday night.
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France's far-right leader climbs in polls despite arrests of two aides France's far-right leader climbs in polls despite arrests of two aides Just as new opinion polls show an improving chance for Marine Le Pen to win the first round of the upcoming French presidential election, the far-right candidate is facing scandal, with two of her aides taken in Wednesday for police questioning.
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As he climbs up to her bedroom window and peeks in on her being consoled by Jonathan, Corey Hart's "Sunglasses At Night" soundtracks his stalkerish ascent.
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For now, expectations that the BOJ would step in again if the yield climbs to the BOJ's previous defence line are keeping further rises in check.
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And now instead of serving in the Marines, she serves her country and communities by raising money through climbs of the tallest peaks on every continent.
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FOX NEWS AUTOS IS ON TWITTER This model has competed in a string of racing disciplines, including hill climbs, track races and long-distance road rallies.
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Whenever a character climbs a flight of stairs, it's a visual symbol of the rise in the social class, while the walk down suggests the opposite.
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AMD's graphics chips have the capacity to power bitcoin mining, which requires fast processors, so as bitcoin demand grows, the need for AMD chips also climbs.
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Wearing a black and orange jacket and carrying a cooler bag, he climbs aboard his battered Royal Enfield motorbike and sets off towards a local restaurant.
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All big climbs require some degree of preparation, but climbing Everest in particular — because of the altitude and the elements — requires intense training ahead of time.
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But outside the mansion walls, Adam climbs out of the car, sure to throw another curveball into a day that has already been full of them.
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A slender dagger is plunged into the captured man's chest, and another naked man climbs out of the wound as his host's flesh caves and splits.
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"Tiger climbs back to the top, and a guy from Wisconsin, on his first sports bet ever, wins over $3603 million betting on him," he said.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal – A veteran Sherpa guide has scaled Mount Everest for the 22nd time, setting the record for most climbs of the world&aposs highest mountain.
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Trump relishes his role at the rallies as he joyfully climbs into his attacks on the Clintons and the media, clearly gaining affirmation from the adulation.
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Mosul: Iraqi forces on city's doorstep 'Gift from God' Asa'ad climbs into our car -- his youngest daughter Rahma on his lap -- to retrace their horrific journey.
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Amazon's spending typically climbs in the summer quarter, pressuring profits as the company prepares for Christmas and the winter holidays, its peak sales period each year.
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As the temperature climbs to 114 degrees, that means forgoing the usual rickshaws (in summertime, essentially fan-assisted ovens) and car pooling with services like Uber.
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He immediately climbs to the top of a building and looks like he's considering putting an end to Castle Rock's history of horror by ending himself.
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Over in Europe, a sea of green as the DAX climbs 1% as IWIM every major group rallies, led by a 1.5% pop in the Fins.
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Last year's Tour runner-up Romain Bardet of France ended up sixth, showing good form on the climbs after a disappointing time trial earlier this week.
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Every single time Trump climbs in the polls or dark clouds loom over the campaign's Brooklyn headquarters, they'll blame everyone and everything — and even each other.
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Be aware of the signs of heatstrokeWalk your dog during the eveningWhen the temperature climbs high, bring them insideSupervise all water-related activities with your pet
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If all else fails, give a mouse firearms and hang it on your tree so in case your cat climbs it, it can claim self-defense.
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When the sun comes out, we roast as the temperature climbs into the high 80s, a merciless high-altitude sun accompanied by swarms of Hitchcockian mosquitoes.
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The photographer, who is part of the rooftopping community, said he just climbs buildings for the beautiful photos he can take, rather than the thrill factor.
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Anything above 123 degrees Fahrenheit is enough to make people feel uncomfortable, and once the dew point climbs above 70 degrees Fahrenheit, the humidity feels oppressive.
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The newer extreme sports are represented by Krystle Wright, a 29-year-old adventurer from Australia, who climbs and glides in mountains — and also takes photos.
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The Z Trail, nicknamed because of the route's zig-zag shape, climbs 1,200 feet to the top of a ridge before descending into the Waimanu Valley.
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An investor would lose the bet if bitcoin doesn't reach $50,000 in that time period, but would reap profits if it climbs well above that level.
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Most countries see carbon emissions fall when per capita gross domestic product climbs to between $20,20203 to $40,000, but China's is still below $10,000, he said.
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In it, a model climbs onto the "megaformer," a juiced-up Pilates contraption with stable platforms on both ends, and a moveable platform in the middle.
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Factor in San Jose and Los Angeles and that share climbs to nearly one-third of the all the money raised by private companies in 2015.
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Now, three times a week, he climbs into a makeshift studio in the back of a closet and spins whimsical stories about matters of no importance.
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Saturday's stage is likely to decide the race with several tough climbs sandwiched into the 141km ride from La Rochette to the ski resort of Meribel.
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The base fee is 379 Canadian dollars, or about $7753, and climbs to 593 Canadian dollars (with lift) and 693 Canadian dollars (with lift and rental).
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But three Democrats with mayoral experience — Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, Cory Booker of Newark, and Julian Castro of San Antonio — also face uphill climbs.
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The coronavirus pandemic has dominated headlines over the past two months, as countries scramble to contain their outbreaks and the death toll climbs higher each day.
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In New York City, property tax bills that exceed $10,000 make up only 22.7 percent of households; on Long Island the figure climbs to 46.5 percent.
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A series of these steps climbs a mountain to the fortress of St. John, a medieval stronghold improbably guarded with walls that ascend nearly 900 feet.
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A man jokingly "climbs" into a painted plane; hipsters in sunglasses imitate the postures of James Brown and Elvis Presley; ladies lounge in elegant, traditional finery.
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When Goody climbs into Captain Jane's ship made of human bones and skin, and they fly into the clouds, Hayao Miyazaki's animated films leap to mind.
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Thursday's stage 18 sees the riders tackle four punishing category one climbs over 177.5km between Colmenar Viejo and Becerril de la Sierra in the Madrid region.
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The graph climbs sharply on the left, indicating how outcomes improved in the developing world from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the Great Recession.
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I don't claim to understand the inner workings of Alex's mind, but I know one thing for certain: Alex climbs to live, not to cheat death.
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He climbs without a harness, using only his bare hands, a pair of climbing shoes, and a bag of powdered chalk to wipe off the sweat.
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An hour with friends from my running club, along a forested ridge close to my home, with various loops, climbs and scrambles, at night, wearing headlamps.
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Humans have found this characteristic especially useful as the plant gladly climbs walls, fences and posts in the sunniest exposures or the most dimly lit corners.
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When Mr. Kim climbs out of his den, he sees a view of tall, sleek, brightly lit apartment blocks looming in the distance like a mirage.
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Like a character from a Dan Brown novel, Connick climbs the colossus and goes inside his head, hoping to find a way to grasp his genius.
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More recently, he opened the first I Promise elementary school in Akron, Ohio, his hometown—yet more proof of James' mission to lift as he climbs.
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Either the risk decreases with years of dedicated practice, or more simply, the more one undertakes dangerous climbs alone, the greater the chance of an accident.
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El Capitan, a sheer granite wall that towers 2,900 feet above Yosemite National Park in California, is one of the most famous climbs in the world.
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"As the market climbs, it becomes hard to fight the tape, especially this late in the year when seasonal patterns argue for further gains," they noted.
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Kashyap's journey toward making his mark in Bollywood was not a straight line, but a path marked by highs and lows, quick curves and uphill climbs.
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Santiago's views of the surrounding Andes Mountains are free, as are strolls through Plaza de Armas square and climbs up San Cristobal and Santa Lucia hills.
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Neville's squad has the air of what the Germans call a "tournament team," a unit that picks up speed as it climbs farther up the hill.
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Guests find it funny that she climbs upon the bar stool, but to make it even funnier, we often give her a gin glass of water.
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But in more practical terms, as the robot climbs higher, the camera might remain below, forcing you to crane your head in another direction, to guide them.
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Those honored included Kami Rita who just climbed the mountain for a record 22nd time and Lhakpa Sherpa, whose nine climbs are the most for a woman.
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It never looked like happening on a course featuring little in the way of serious climbs, however, and he finished in sixth place with the same deficit.
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In the city of Lausanne, near the French border, a watchman climbs to the top of a cathedral's bell tower to call out the time every hour.
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As your point total climbs, you open up higher levels of play, leading to new visual backdrops, new cuts of music, and — naturally — a faster-paced challenge.
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With Joymode, Fernandez is riding a wave of consumer sentiment that's become increasingly thrifty with their purchases as costs for things like healthcare, pensions and insurance climbs.
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However, climbs in gold have been somewhat muted despite broad risk-aversion in the market, with other safe-havens such as the yen and Swiss Franc gaining.
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However, climbs in gold have been somewhat muted despite broad risk-aversion in the market, with other safe havens such as the yen and Swiss Franc gaining.
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When Nuseibeh arrives at the church early in the morning, he takes the key from Joudeh, and climbs a small wooden ladder to unlock the top lock.
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As hype climbs and investors swallow higher costs, more companies are rolling out the accelerator with valuations north of $30 million and little to show for it.
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On average over the last five years, some 24 percent of the corn is planted by May 23, and that climbs to 29 percent by May 276.
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The controversy around Warren's experience is evidence that as the senator climbs in the polls, she's starting to get more scrutiny as a candidate, Stewart points out.
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In 2003, Sibusiso Emmanuel Vilane, a South African park ranger, became the first black person to summit Mount Everest, according to Himalayan archives that record major climbs.
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It's a 12.42-mile run that climbs 4,720 feet and serves as a proving ground for carmakers to test the speed and agility of their new vehicles.
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A more momentous milestone lies just ahead: If the S&P 500 climbs another 4%, it will have doubled the peak reached in the previous bull market.
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To initiate the process, the dung beetle climbs to the top of its ball of poop and performs a "dance" whereby it rotates about its vertical axis.
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Reproduced from 'Tech Adoption Climbs Among Older Adults' Pew Report Why it matters: Despite these milestones, seniors still report feeling disconnected from the internet and digital culture.
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The center warned earlier this year that Florida and other Gulf Coast states could see a wave of local Zika infections as temperatures rise and humidity climbs.
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In another very, very NSFW video someone posted from the top of the tank, the man climbs out of the water to a rowdy crowd of onlookers.
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It is often said that the stock market climbs a "wall of worry," but the sheer volume of our current "worries" does seem elevated by historical standards.
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From there, the lineup climbs to one of two LT trims, which despite their names—LT Cloth and LT Leather—are separated by much more than upholstery.
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In the most exhilarating scene in The Man Who Climbs Trees (apart from the elephant, maybe), Aldred forgets his water before climbing a massive dipterocarp in Borneo.
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READ MORE: Netflix climbs 10% on international and earnings growth, despite missing subscriber targets for the second straight quarterBut what it defines as viewership is non-traditional.
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That figure typically is lower on four-year campuses and climbs to 60 percent for some two-year schools, according to a recent report from state governors.
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He would also cut the size of teams by a third, to six, and include more stages that feature a series of small climbs near their conclusions.
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The stage included two mild Category 4 climbs in the opening 25 miles, but was otherwise a mostly flat and rolling route along the English Channel coast.
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Ten minutes from one of our favorite crags here we just followed a new farm road and came across a new cliff that'll yield another 60 climbs.
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But Celli warned that if the temperature climbs higher, to 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius), the penguins would have to go back inside -- to cool down.
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When a euro-denominated index rises by 10 percent and the euro climbs by 10 percent against the greenback, the U.S. investor will have made 20 percent.
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Mota climbs the metal staircase to the plane, stepping carefully to avoid losing one of his unlaced red sneakers or tripping over the chains between his legs.
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But he has used it on challenging outdoor climbs in Utah and around Colorado, and he loves the way that it restores his lost hand-eye coördination.
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So instead of throwing it up towards the hoop and simply hoping his teammate can beat Turner to it, Ball's pass never climbs higher than the rim.
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That number climbs even higher when it comes to e-comm: 77% of respondents who shop online say poor fit is the biggest reason for returning clothing.
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True, a massive wall that climbs 32 feet in the air, as Trump has discussed, and spans thousands of miles could provide some degree of border security.
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And the fact that Nepal, one of Asia's poorest nations and the site of most Everest climbs, has a long record of shoddy regulations, mismanagement and corruption.
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The planes flew in "missing man formation," in which they fly together, before one abruptly pulls out of the formation and climbs to signify a fallen warrior.
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He points to how rates of prenatal conditions like gestational diabetes and pre-eclampsia, as well as miscarriages and stillbirths, all increase as a patient's B.M.I. climbs.
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In terms of an ego boost, this might be accurate, but the formula is trite and elitist, and it obscures the true motivations for doing dangerous climbs.
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I tend to think it's a bad idea to put a movie on the couch, but what if it climbs on the couch and then starts winking?
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When C.C. Sabathia climbs the mound at Yankee Stadium on Saturday, it will mark the first start of his 22014th and final season in the major leagues.
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A privileged few may watch from warm offices or apartments, but on the streets the choice viewing spots go to whoever arrives first or climbs most cleverly.
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In one especially resonant image, three Hispanic laborers clean an artificial pond while, in the background, a bronze sculpture of a Native American climbs a fake cliff.
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Every so often, the man climbs on a sled pulled by the dog, venturing into the unknown in what seems to be a tireless struggle for food.
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A steel spiral staircase climbs to a large roof deck that occupies the whole top of the house, which can also be reached by an indoor staircase.
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The only downside is the very high price tag, which climbs up in the neighborhood of a few hundred dollars when you add in the waterproof liner.
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Equally important is growing the program, as the nation's women business owner population climbs above ten million, many of whom can benefit from the training WBCs provide.
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In this production, Tim Werths climbs around among the audience, howling and beating his chest in a convincing performance that has just the right amount of menace.
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Yet there are plenty of heady moments, with the seven intense, rapid uphill climbs providing vistas of the other slides around the ride and throughout the park.
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This helps both prevent the front wheel from rising up in the air on steep, rocky climbs and from pitching a rider forward on equally steep downhills.
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On steep climbs, though, they lumber past, often slowly enough for fans to talk to them or touch them or even run alongside them for a bit.
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They might come on Wednesday's 11th stage, a brutal 108.5-km mountain trek from Albertville to La Rosiere that features four categorized climbs, including a summit finish.
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When the water climbs to more than 140 centimeters (four and a half feet) above the hydrographic station at Punta della Salute, it's considered an "exceptional" tide.
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His savior is the eccentric Doktor Bunsen van der Dunkel — "a long-forgotten scientist" who has just perfected a rocket, which he climbs aboard to go home.
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As the mass climbs higher, the smoky air cools and forms into a pyrocumulonimbus cloud, a soup of water and smoke particles towering miles into the sky.
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The treasure hunter navigates obstacles, climbs walls, and in the boss fight he must quickly analyze a giant robot's strenghths and weaknesses in order to defeat it.
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The higher your BAC climbs (which we know happens faster for women and those with a lower body weight), the longer it's going to take to recover.
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The WOD (aka Workout of the Day) was a 21 minute rotation through four movements — 2155 rope climbs, 210 deadlifts, 1003 box jumps and 2100 toes to bar.
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Although he has won once in his last nine turns while his ERA climbs into the stratosphere, Yankees manager Joe Girardi said Pineda is staying in the rotation.
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" In Fight Like a Mother, Watts also addresses the many setbacks and uphill climbs she has faced as an activist, writing that she has learned to "lose forward.
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The gray, ladder-like "FIXED LOOP I-II" (2019), apparently named after repetitive audio circuits, climbs the wall on your left as you enter CUE's 25th Street space.
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The spaceship is dropped from a jet-powered aircraft and fires a rocket motor, reaching over three times the speed of sound as it climbs through Earth's atmosphere.
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Hawley managed the "Himalayan Database", a record of major climbs of the Nepali mountains, and a necessary endorsement for climbers to gain global fame by validating their achievements.
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Its compact dual-chainring makes it easy for you to tackle tough hill or mountain climbs, while the Sunrace cassette and Shimano derailleur provide 16 comp-ready speeds.
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