Ulta Beauty is creeping into new territory: the Big Apple.
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Islamophobia has been creeping into the public sphere as well.
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"You see inflation evidence creeping into the system," Paulsen said.
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Yes, that is, in fact, a helicopter creeping into the photo.
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Virtual reality is no longer creeping into the mainstream: It's leaping.
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He's creeping into Earl Morril, Terry Hanratty, and Don Strock territory.
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Fortunately, the facts about solitary are slowly creeping into public view.
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"Some signs of low confidence are creeping into positioning data," Bell said.
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Conservative Republicans are worried that political correctness is creeping into their party.
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The cult of online reviews has increasingly begun creeping into real life.
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The effects, real and emotional, are slowly creeping into everyone's everyday lives.
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Hints of app-based work are creeping into more traditional work settings.
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Schlock and good taste have a way of creeping into Afro-Euro fusion.
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It also neatly establishes the paranoia that's creeping into play at Axe Capital.
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Criticism started creeping into her love life as she began dating Tom Hiddleston.
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Antitrust is creeping into the platforms of some 2018 and 2020 Democratic contenders.
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Just a low-oil light or the engine temperature creeping into the red.
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There are other signs that uncertainty may be creeping into the board room.
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But people thinking a semblance of freedom creeping into Weibo may be misled.
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Automation is creeping into retail, service work, large-scale manufacturing, mining and more.
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"Audience screams alone," Garcia repeats, a note of awe creeping into his voice.
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Work-life balance goals are creeping into the office space and taking a nap.
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European equities rose sharply after initial losses, with Wall Street creeping into positive territory.
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Can you feel age creeping into your work as the eternally youthful Pee-wee?
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The first-name trend seems to be intensifying, diversifying and creeping into more sectors.
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"I try not to, but the thought is creeping into my mind," he said.
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One older brother enjoyed beating her, the other creeping into her bed at night.
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And truth be told, Moscow's influence isn't creeping into Bulgaria — it's long been here.
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You've probably noticed the night modes now creeping into every desktop and mobile operating system.
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Signs of euphoria are creeping into the market, and that's giving one trader déjà vu.
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Now the specter of legislation is creeping into doctors' offices and labor and delivery suites.
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The idea of the coronavirus was creeping into everyone's minds when they got sore throats.
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"I don't think that's the same, though," he said quietly, fatigue creeping into his voice.
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"There's this isolationism, nationalism that's creeping into governments all across the developed world," said Ford.
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The problem is that it's creeping into other areas such as bank capital, and even senior.
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From there, though, you'll slowly start noticing the Echo creeping into other facets of your life.
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The documentary footage is raw, shaky, and often features Geeta's boom microphone creeping into the frame.
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"(I) fear that they may be creeping into our fledgling democracy and political life," Obasanjo said.
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This thought kept creeping into my mind as I watched Thursday's Republican presidential debate in Detroit.
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After creeping into the race, she feared that male runners would bulldoze her off the road.
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If so, you need to consciously prevent these behavioral biases from creeping into your financial plan.
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"He's the Jewish version of Santa," I explained, a touch of sanctimony creeping into my voice.
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On and on couples and small crowds arrive, giddy to be creeping into a closed shop.
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Over the last few months, you've probably spotted a hair trend creeping into your Instagram feed.
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Loose covenants are also creeping into documentation while aggressive use of proceeds are starting to emerge.
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The crowd began creeping into other lanes — a situation Pfleger said had the potential to become dangerous.
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But it was all a flimsy cover for the fear that was creeping into my daily life.
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The "Upside Down" is in Hawkins, Indiana, but it's also been slowly creeping into the fashion world.
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I think sometimes you start worrying about that so much, and it starts creeping into your brain.
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Labor markets are also getting better, with signs of wage pressure creeping into the system, he added.
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We're not talking a minor treasure trail artfully creeping into the bottom left corner of the frame.
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"I don't dare to think that's true," Yan said, a hint of mischief creeping into his smile.
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Still, disparaging asides about Mr. Trump that had been creeping into official newscasts will most likely vanish.
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There's a slight chill creeping into the morning air that signals fall is ready to sweep in.
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Screenshot: YouTubeYou know what's more terrifying than spiders creeping into your home in the middle of the night?
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There's a tenor and a tone that's creeping into a permanence, and I'm really hopeful that it doesn't.
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A decade ago, 193chan was still creeping into the public consciousness with acts of wrath and scrappy decency.
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Once limited to open-air shopping centers, grocers like Wegmans have slowly been creeping into vacant mall spaces.
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Casual gear like jogger pants and knit tops — often referred to as athleisure — are even creeping into workplaces.
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He didn't want to upset his wife, but as he spoke he found irritation creeping into his voice.
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Qubits need to operate at extreme colds, near absolute zero, to keep errors from creeping into their work.
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An edge of defiance creeping into her voice, she recalled having dealt with overbearing Masters of the Universe.
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South Florida won its first seven games, creeping into the top 2111, and then lost its last five.
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The taxpayer could convert around $63,000 to Roth money without creeping into the next-highest bracket of 32%.
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You can't stealth edit out the inherent desire for violence creeping into the mainstream of the Democratic Party.
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As Beijing blurs lines between state and private enterprise, more caveats appear to be creeping into perceived guarantees.
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Gordhan used his memorial speech to warn South Africans of a streak of authoritarianism creeping into the system.
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Innovative new materials have been creeping into sports stadium construction around the world, providing both practical and aesthetic benefit.
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Maybe it's the smoke and the blackouts, but a very un-Californian nihilism has been creeping into my thinking.
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It's full of rose-tinted warmth, even when creeping into the coldest and darkest corners of Peters' daily life.
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"The massive (price) increases just attract more and more of that speculative investor creeping into the market," said Ferreira.
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As in other sectors, innovations that started in the consumer space are creeping into the business-to-business marketplace.
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S attorney General John Ashcroft in an effort to slow down the 'illegal' paraphernalia from creeping into our homes.
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Why it matters: From machines that can restock shelves to robot deliverers, automation is creeping into the retail industry.
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He is skipping the first four nominating states, but recent national polls have shown him creeping into third place.
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Arbitration agreements began creeping into U.S. employment contracts in 1991, when the Supreme Court ruled that the practice was legal.
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Israel will finally have to acknowledge to the world the apartheid state that has been creeping into existence for decades.
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EULAs are omnipresent in the tech world and have begun creeping into things like cars, SodaStreams, coffee makers, and even tattoos.
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It is sexist, classist, racist and designed specifically to prevent diversity, equality and personal merit from creeping into its inbred ranks.
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That said, similar technology is creeping into a number of services that hope to use biometric scanning to enhance their offerings.
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At the time, AI was creeping into virtually all facets of life, from public security, autonomous driving, agriculture, education to finance.
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But letters can't capture the cackle of a girl's laugh, or the low, slow tone of reason creeping into a conversation.
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What comes next, of course, is the guilt—the guilt that's already creeping into his eyes as the photo is taken.
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These technologies are swiftly creeping into our lives and changing how the world works in more ways than we even realize.
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However the tough choices confronting Denmark are reflected across Nordic nations faced with a generation of baby-boomers creeping into retirement.
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In recent years, we've seen biometric systems steadily creeping into our everyday lives—especially in the realms of policing and immigration.
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That's still a decent deal relative to some of the others on this list, but it's creeping into cable pricing territory.
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They had to bathe with water from her cooler, she said, tears creeping into her eyes as she recalled the dark days.
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Artist-activists have been coming up with designs meant to confuse the facial recognition cameras that are creeping into our public spaces.
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" Creeping Into The Zeitgeist That Reformation has become so popular, while still being environmentally aware, is what Aflalo calls the brand's "differentiator.
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We first saw them creeping into our Insta feeds about a year ago, and they've done nothing but pick up speed since.
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The project is meant to foster data-driven research and prevent biases from creeping into analyses—a common problem in historiographical research.
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The dystopian tint of Detroit techno and the transatlantic influence of experimental labels such as Warp were creeping into the club landscape.
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It's clear that the Salernos live in a bucolic, minimalist paradise, and I already feel the white snails creeping into my hair.
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Trump detailed his views on ideas he deems socialist creeping into the campaign trail during an interview with conservative outlet Breitbart News.
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"The human rights issue is creeping into their strategy," said Evan S. Medeiros, a former top Asia adviser to President Barack Obama.
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One way to prevent bias from creeping into performance evaluations, the researcher said, is to be explicit about the criteria for success.
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Rumors and speculation that Trump could release oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve have been creeping into the market in recent weeks.
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Just yesterday, Uber announced that it's testing a new monthly subscription that includes unlimited free deliveries via Eats, further creeping into Postmates' territory.
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The idea is that this avoids biases creeping into models—and appeals to Valley types better than the grubby business of picking securities.
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Anything larger would sacrifice portability and anything smaller (like the 8-inch version of the S5993) is creeping into that fuzzy phablet territory.
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That's when you start to see viral acoustic song covers and boring, mammoth channels like "Will it Blend?" creeping into the first results.
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"I think there are some names that have been creeping into this list that have been tremendous media stories this year," Sherrod said.
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Doug Stamper is also there to discourage the plan, creeping into Leann's offices and prompting her to grab the gun from her desk.
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Toy unboxing has become a global trend, and parents in the US are keenly aware of the videos creeping into their kids' lives.
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But AI is creeping into industrial automation, and it could have a profound impact if it can automate chores currently done by hand.
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One thing that caught my eye was the cash payment feature, and it's something you could imaging creeping into the Uber app soon.
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"The irony is with backwardation now creeping into the CFDs, my guess is we won't see any further price rises," another trader said.
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"Imagine a world like that," she sings, creeping into the song's hook, which recalls Brandy and Whitney Houston's 1997 duet "Impossible" for Cinderella.
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No matter how you look at it, politics have been creeping into office spaces and it's unlikely that these conversations will cease anytime soon.
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Emoji have been gradually creeping into fashion, inspiring jewellery collections, phone accessories, manicures, tattoos, and even making an appearance at a Chanel runway show.
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The plague of neutrality is creeping into everything — Friday's closely watched nonfarm payroll report was more or less neutral, not too hot or cold.
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Judging strictly off its premiere, the show would do well to avoid the excesses that have a way of creeping into Murphy's work elsewhere.
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In the terraced distance, there's a tan stupa adorned with prayer flags flapping in the wind and a thick white cloud creeping into town.
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Facial recognition is going everywhere far faster than expected — including creeping into private and public spaces as a means to keep tabs on children.
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The tool used in both, known as Crispr, has been steadily creeping into mainstream pop culture, injecting new genetic engineering twists into speculative fiction.
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It's a sign that maybe risk aversion is creeping into the markets again," the firm's chief investment officer said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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"I find it hard to believe that my body knew something was up before my brain did," I said, petulance creeping into my voice.
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The cartoon, saturated in purples and greens, premiered in November 2013, but it only started creeping into my periphery in the summer of 2015.
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Technology has been creeping into investing for decades, with quantitative hedge funds like James Simons' Renaissance Technologies, D.E. Shaw and Two Sigma leading the way.
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Robert and Gwen Arceneaux endured a sleepless night Sunday after noticing floodwater creeping into their home - in a neighborhood that had never seen water before.
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But the continued drop in consumer confidence signals that a slump in Germany's export-dependent manufacturing is now creeping into other sectors of the economy.
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Even bullish analysts, like Ross Sandler of Deutsche Bank, acknowledge that comparisons to once high-flying camera company GoPro are creeping into discussions about Fitbit.
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But, there's another brand creeping into the scene that has the potential to snag the attention of even the most loyal OV fans (including myself).
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In the charged environment of nutrition research, when people's careers are built on certain hypotheses, it's hard not to imagine our biases creeping into play.
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Though many would consider Tesla integral in pushing the auto industry toward an electric and autonomous future, concerns of competition are creeping into the conversation.
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Dog squirted fake cheese onto a Triscuit and ate it, then lit another menthol Marlboro and eyed a pickup truck creeping into the parking lot.
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Except Justine Damond, alone at home with the noises, her anxiety creeping into the loud Las Vegas casino where her fiancé had answered the phone.
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These scores have historically been used by judges to help them decide which prisoners should get parole, but they're now creeping into sentencing decisions as well.
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The lace borders the scene, but refuses to obey its bounds, creeping into the image, turning the grass around the pond into knots and fine mesh.
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"Nowadays, people just sit around and say the same five words over and over and over again," he says, a slight edge creeping into his voice.
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As savvy audiences catch on to the trope and mock it, "My battery is dead!" seems to be creeping into the lexicon as a viable alternative.
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In other Secret Service news, two agents are currently under investigation for allegedly creeping into Barron Trump's room and snapping some selfies with the sleeping boy.
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Asics Running ShoesOkay, hear us out on this one: We already know "orthopedic-style" sneakers are creeping into popularity, and these take the aesthetic pretty literally.
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In buying Whole Foods, e-commerce giant Amazon has been focused on slashing prices across those supermarket stores, creeping into Wal-Mart's Everyday Low Prices territory.
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The Zika virus is creeping into politics, with Republicans beginning to question whether the Obama administration is doing enough to protect the public from an outbreak.
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Royal Dutch Shell, the energy giant known for its fossil fuel production and hundreds of Shell gas stations, is creeping into the electric vehicle-power business.
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Language started creeping into her work after this episode, with "Censored" drawings, explicit images over which Tompkins laid a grid, stamping "censored" on the offending areas.
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Prior to the markup creeping into the late hours of the night, Republicans privately said they believed they would be able to attend the congressional ball.
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Explain that a little bit for people who aren't AI experts and are trying to understand how you actually prevent bias from creeping into a technology.
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That raises a question: Where did Mr. Obama pick up the phrase, which began creeping into his stump speech for Hillary Clinton a few months ago?
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The Office Québécois de la Langue Française, the watchdog agency, has sought to fend off Anglicisms creeping into the French language by coming up with alternatives.
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It's not as sophisticated as what RADAR will provide the PA — but it's just another example of AI becoming more applicable and creeping into our daily lives.
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The me-first charlatanism of 2018 portends, I told him, a new manner of post-scam American value that was creeping into our national vernacular: the finesse.
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In a sign that the manufacturing recession is creeping into other sectors of the economy, business morale also deteriorated in services and trade, the Ifo figures showed.
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Despite a strong year for hotels — occupancy and rates broke records in 183, according to the data firm STR — anxiety may be creeping into those corporate suites.
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While conversations about female-body image have slowly been creeping into larger societal conversations, the topic of male eating disorders is still something that's rarely spoken about.
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Austin, Texas, has yet to land an outpost of the popular fitness studio Barry's Bootcamp, but that hasn't stopped venture capital from creeping into the Texas capital.
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There has been a lot of coverage in the news about how Amazon's Echo has been quietly creeping into our homes to become our favorite virtual assistant.
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I think any time you feel that sense of the allegorical creeping into your own creation of characters, that's a warning sign as far as I'm concerned.
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But the pier was too far away, the waves too strong, and he could feel his body succumbing to hypothermia, blackness creeping into the edges of his vision.
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Analysts say any spending in the oil sector, which has already experienced the kind of technical breakthroughs creeping into mining, is focused on maintenance or expanding existing production.
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The market says that a recession must be creeping into all corners of this economy, and if I had a stronger lens prescription, I would have seen it.
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"There is an element of nationalism which is creeping into tech policy in India," said Apar Gupta, executive director of the Internet Freedom Foundation, a digital-rights group.
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Icing carrots on cake just sort of happened, in homes and professional bakeries around the country, steadily creeping into our collective culinary culture without history or narrative arc.
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"The spectre of a U.S. rate hike is leading to a bit more cautious sentiment and negativity creeping into the stock markets," said Hantec Markets' analyst Richard Perry.
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Safety concerns creeping into large-scale endurance events has reached a sad state of normalcy, a testament to the ability of ISIS-style attackers to poison sports culture.
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Flanagan and other teachers say that white nationalism, anti-Semitism and misogyny are creeping into their classrooms, often coded in ironic memes and symbols unfamiliar to most adults.
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Fortunately, that's now true for a majority of the committees in France, which seems to be enough to prevent an overall bias from creeping into this selection process.
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Anyone who's been alive in the last couple of decades knows that technology in general has a weird way of creeping into places where it didn't previously exist.
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He has been able to rack up endorsements from dozens of mayors and Washington lawmakers in recent months, and some national polling shows him creeping into third place.
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He called for nations to come together to confront global challenges like terrorism and climate change, and he cautioned against "an aggressive kind of nationalism" creeping into politics.
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Purnama's two-year term was harsher than the suspended sentence the prosecution sought, prompting warnings that Islam is creeping into the politics and judiciary of the secular nation.
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Crime and violence between rival drug gangs has surged throughout Mexico, creeping into other popular destinations, such as Los Cabos on the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula.
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All those fears appear finally to be creeping into hitherto-calm options markets, with three-month implied volatility, a gauge of expected currency swings, at a two-week high.
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Keep an eye on short-term options -- some of which have already been floated by the two sides -- to start creeping into the picture over the next few days.
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Point guard John Wall has been terrific for the Wizards with season averages of 22.9 points and 10.6 assists, and his name now is creeping into the MVP discussion.
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Bodies crowded into the pick-up zones and the parking lot outside the international arrival area, creeping into the parking garage, where protesters hung signs from upper-story railings.
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Even if you're not afraid of liquid creeping into small crevices, laptop manufacturers warn against using chemical agents or bleach because they're a little too harsh for the materials.
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After all, with some recipes having survived immigration to America and the bloody partition of Pakistan and India 70 years ago, politics have a way of creeping into conversation.
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Facts First: Trump's approval with Republicans is very high, regularly in the 80s and sometimes creeping into the 90s, but it has not been 94% in any recent poll.
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"The economy continues to show signs of improvement, with the CPI data showing that there are signs of a modest level of inflation creeping into the marketplace," Sandven said.
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Since the advent of NAFTA in 18983, subsidized American corn has been flooding into Mexico, and some critics charge that inferior HFCS is creeping into their beloved Mexican Coke.
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The reality is that a lot of the innovative devices that will dominate society during the first half of the 21st Century are already creeping into our lives right now.
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"People always complain that Hillary doesn't seem like a candidate you can get a beer with," Ms. Wolf said on "The Daily Show," an edge creeping into her deepening voice.
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Also, Devin Harris was creeping into the frame just when Barton got the ball, and passing to him would have opened up a few more angles for Denver to attack.
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With "Get Out" a possible Oscar contender and "It" breaking box office records, it's telling to see so many horror and other such films creeping into the festival's daytime hours.
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Not long after summer 20163, though — once he'd announced his candidacy and footage from his rallies began creeping into the news almost daily — the novel floated back into my mind.
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To find that foreclosure creeping into a game that otherwise offers not just escape but basketball's visions of collaborative transcendence and individual flight casts a familiar and disheartening sort of chill.
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Like it or not, your Windows 10 is highly vulnerable to all kinds of pernicious attacks — and hackers are just getting more and more creative with creeping into your personal computer.
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There have been rumblings over the past few months about Amazon creeping into the shipping business, and now Bloomberg reports seeing internal documents describing just how it plans to do that.
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Meanwhile, when states like California are an estimated three million homes short of something resembling affordability, there is little resistance to big tech's unchecked power creeping into public policy and government.
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All those fears appear finally to be creeping into hitherto-calm options markets, with three-month implied volatility, a gauge of expected currency swings, at a two-week high GBP3MO=FN.
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"Supply-side surprises appear to be the main culprit, but concern that global demand is slowing may also be creeping into markets and weighing on risk appetite," the ANZ analysts said.
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That is not to say you will reach an actual detente with the horrors of mortality, but rather you'll become used to the subject of death creeping into your internet existence.
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Most of the homes in the neighborhood are modest, and some are propped up on wooden stilts or cinder blocks, but even that did little prevent the floodwaters from creeping into homes.
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Researchers found that people living in urban environments were the most affected by light pollution, but what is troubling is that the glow of city lights is creeping into unpopulated areas too.
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The latest New York Fed survey showed some uncertainty creeping into consumer sentiment on labor conditions and household finances, even as their expectations on wages improved a bit to 2.5% last month.
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"Call me by your name, and I'll call you by mine," Oliver whispers to Elio as they lay tangled up in bed, their first night together creeping into the early morning hours.
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There isn't a lot of fear out there within and outside of the finance professionals, though we are seeing a bit of it creeping into the canary in the coal mine — jewelry.
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I can remember the acute feeling of terror creeping into me as I watched the video of her ripping some poor Kiwi man in a suit to shreds over and over again.
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Measuring melatonin from blood might be a bit more reliable, but you could only do so by "creeping into someone's bedroom and drawing blood in the middle of the night," she says.
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Whether they made us cover our eyes as kids, or scream like children as adults, movie monsters have a way of creeping into our subconscious and fanning the flames of our fears.
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This budding theory of government complicity may sound familiar: it is a baby cousin of a religious-liberty argument that has been creeping into American constitutionalism over the past decade or so.
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I mean that pumpkin spice became special by shamelessly insisting that it was and ruthlessly creeping into every corner of the culture that was docile, dippy or lazy enough to accommodate it.
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The latest New York Fed survey showed some uncertainty creeping into consumer sentiment on labor conditions and household finances, even as expectations for wage gains improved a bit to 2.5% last month.
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Water has been creeping into northeastern Jackson for a few days In northeastern Jackson, the Pearl River flooded yards and roads in the Cypress Trail area on Thursday, CNN affiliate WAPT reported.
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Proponents of jihadi ideology are creeping into Pakistani politics at an unprecedented level, regional experts warn, throwing the south Asian nation's security and its tense relationship with the U.S. deeper into question.
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For starters, the London-set film incorporates Brexit into the plot, with Kate's Yugoslavian parents having emigrated to the U.K., and her mother leery of anti-immigrant sentiment creeping into the country.
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Privacy advocates have warned that AI could be abused by law enforcement agencies—it's difficult to keep bias from creeping into algorithms, as ProPublica recently documented in software designed to predict recidivism.[PrivacySOS]
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I'm known as a landscape painter, but I have a lot of animals in my life, and my studio is surrounded by a wildlife preserve, so animals are slowly creeping into my paintings.
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Basil E. Frankweiler or an episode of Arthur and is significantly less life-threatening than eating pouches of colorful chemicals, but kids probably shouldn't be creeping into stores after-hours and dicking around.
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Now there are signs of tightness creeping into the London refined zinc market, with cash metal commanding a small $2.00 per tonne premium over three-month prices over the last couple of days.
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Has it clarified for you where season five might be headed, or is watching The Americans starting to feel more like Elizabeth creeping into a greenhouse only to be ambushed by mysterious bugs?
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In addition to Native American beliefs, traditions from people of color such as hoodoo and santería, which sprang from the Yoruba faith Beyoncé has shined a spotlight on, are creeping into the mainstream.
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Cracks in the country's "culture of welcome" have started to show, with anti-immigrant sentiment creeping into political rhetoric in response to the influx of asylum seekers fleeing war and conflict at home.
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Some of Cooperman's hedge-fund brethren have been increasingly creeping into the private-equity space, with firms like Viking, Tiger Global, and Point72 investing in private markets and fighting PE firms for talent.
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What it suggests is that racial biases are creeping into classrooms filled with 4-year-olds and that schools are effectively criminalizing black children, particularly boys, when they are barely out of diapers.
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When house first started creeping into Tony and Albert Assoon's sets in the mid-2318s, it was the first taste most people in Toronto had of the new sound coming out of Chicago.
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A new worry has also been creeping into the markets as traders begin to focus on the fact that the budget debate and debt ceiling are next up when Congress returns in September.
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Diaz could also mix it up with the surging Neil Magny who, after creeping into the welterweight top-10, recently shocked the world with a third-round thumping of former Bellator champion Hector Lombard.
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Old trailers compiled footage from previous seasons, but this one is fairly straightforward; it shows a chill creeping into Westeros, freezing everything in sight (including a dragon), while fire fights it from the South.
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Shurn, who is short and stocky with flecks of gray creeping into his beard, is still dealing with the consequences of a drug possession charge from three years ago when he was in prison.
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Facts First: Trump's approval rating among Republicans is very high, regularly in the 80s and sometimes creeping into the 90s, but it has not been 95% in any recent major poll we could find.
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The campaign is the second so-called false flag operation by Democrats to be discovered in that race — and the latest example of how dirty tricks on social media are creeping into American politics.
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According to Spotify, the preferred music of gamers is a mix of tracks from angsty favorites Disturbed, Limp Bizkit, Atreyu, System of a Down, Breaking Benjamin, and dozens of other rock bands creeping into obscurity.
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In fact, unknown to his wife, the husband has been creeping into the attic to search for a trove of jewels, and by switching on the lights there, he causes the ones downstairs to dim.
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The same tech is now creeping into (paper) kids' books, via a partnership between children's publisher startup, Kabook, and Prisma Labs: aka the b2b entity that the original app makers pivoted to in late 2017.
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Despite these impressive credentials, their publications maintain an underground, gritty vibe that feels like a giant middle-finger to the glossy, high finish, techy-centric lifestyle currently creeping into every facet of Bay Area culture.
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"I saw diet culture creeping into general food writing, and into the lives of friends who weren't seeking it," she said, scooping a fresh mango and lime sorbet at the wobbly table against the wall.
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But by the mid-90s, a new, darker strain of recreation was creeping into town: opioid painkillers like Percocet, Lorcet and OxyContin, which hit the market in 1996, the year Mr. Bradshaw started high school.
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A combative Gordhan, himself an anti-apartheid veteran and pointedly seated next to the widow of the revered Mandela, Graca Machel, told the hundreds in attendance that a "streak of authoritarianism (is) creeping into our system".
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It's been creeping into the film-festival circuit for a few years now — Sundance in particular, where the first season of Top of the Lake premiered a couple of years ago — and Cannes has finally caved.
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Amazon likes to use its brick-and-mortar stores as marketing fronts for its gadgets, and execs said on an earnings call last week to expect to see more of Amazon's influence creeping into the stores.
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"We have seen lower outright demand and greater price sensitivity creeping into demand dynamics from this investor base across the curve," said Brendon Moran, global co-head of corporate debt capital markets origination at Societe Generale.
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Just as the London market structure has loosened under the effect of the displacement flow of metal, the Shanghai market has shown tentative signs of tightening with a small backwardation creeping into the July-August spread.
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My scale has spent 2017 traveling ever northward, creeping into previously unexplored regions that I rationalize by figuring the scale is broken, or that it's off because we live near a gate to the Upside Down.
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But nude statues, including a Venus dating from the second century BC, had all been covered up in temporary wooden cartons, removing the risk of them creeping into any of the shots -- or catching Rouhani's eye.
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Cracks in the country's "culture of welcome" have started to show in recent months, with anti-immigrant sentiment creeping into political rhetoric in response to the influx of asylum seekers fleeing war and conflict at home.
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This sense of choice is increasingly creeping into sports cars, where suspension, steering, and powertrain can be altered with a push of the button, which makes it more fun to drive in person than a video game.
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"I feel like my mouth was my bad weapon and it really got me like into a lot of shit where people couldn't really take it," she explained, a sly sense of satisfaction creeping into her words.
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Yet behind all that is a man who is realistic about the ways of the world, who knows that a prison of black is creeping into his vital red, both in his works and in his soul.
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But the continued drop in consumer confidence signals that a slump in Germany's export-dependent manufacturing is now creeping into other sectors of the economy as employees are becoming afraid that they could soon lose their jobs.
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If you're a light sleeper, you may have trouble with city noise creeping into your room, but that's the price you pay for staying in the heart of downtown Manhattan — that, and upwards of $250 a night.
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In a world where avocado prices are rising, boutique workout classes are upwards of $30, and even workout clothes are creeping into splurge territory, it's easy to wonder: Do I have to be a billionaire to be healthy?
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In an viral essay written on Zhihu, China's Quora, Ge documented with fascination, how his own sign ended up creeping into official records — and eventually onto online maps such as Apple Maps, Google Maps, Baidu Maps and AutoNavi.
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" But then on second—or third—thought, he added: "But I still think it's important to replace these motherfuckers because we have fascism creeping into the highest seats of power while the world around us is literally burning.
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Voicing their opposition to what the writer Salman Rushdie called the "thuggish violence" creeping into Indian life and attacks on "ordinary liberties," dozens of authors and poets like Uday Prakash, Nayantara Sahgal and Ashok Vajpeyi relinquished the awards.
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SmileDirectClub's entrance into the more traditional dental care space is clearly a move to try to differentiate itself from the likes of smaller startups like Uniform Teeth and Candid, while also creeping into oral healthcare startup Quip's territory.
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This year, it's just Infinity War creeping into those late April days ... but if Marvel proves it's a viable weekend, as it almost undoubtedly will, we might see April get bigger and bigger titles over the next few years.
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So I reached out to 10 experts (including Hosanagar) who are at the forefront of investigating how AI risk is creeping into the mundane aspects of life as well as high-stakes fields like immigration, medicine, and criminal justice.
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With American output on the rise, concerns are creeping into the market that OPEC's deal with Russia and other major producers to limit supply could come under pressure, said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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Caution is creeping into the vocabulary of executives at some of the industry's biggest wealth firms as they suggest safer investments in municipal bonds, plus alternative investments like real estate, to protect portfolios against big negative moves in the months ahead.
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The trailer starts out looking like a Nicholas Sparks romance, but once Gina's sight comes back it starts to get a little freaky; flashes of strange images, blurring title cards, and a bloody spot creeping into the whites of Lively's eyes.
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The office of the president isn't just a collection of its duties, such as signing legislation or setting foreign policy; it is the focal point that keeps other visions of concentrated leadership, some deeply authoritarian, from creeping into the foreground.
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I started spending time at the WBF when I was a magazine editor; a year later, when I became a full-time writer, the shifts I'd had to wedge into my weekends started creeping into the middle of my schedule.
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The impact is being felt by Chinese Americans, as researchers of Chinese descent, many of them US citizens, are being purged from universities and technology companies, and questions of loyalty that haven't been raised for decades are creeping into public discourse.
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Currently, violence reigns in Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador; the three countries have the world's highest homicide rates, and the pattern they have set — daily killings, forced gang recruitment, extortion, gender attacks and kidnapping for ransom — may be creeping into Nicaragua.
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Women from across Turkey's political and ethnic spectrums descend on Istanbul's most famous avenue for one of the few large opposition protests still permitted by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, a democratically elected populist who has been accused of creeping into authoritarianism.
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Sanders has had it out for Bezos for some time, and it makes sense: Amazon, with its questionable labor practices, slowly creeping into every pocket of the country, is perhaps the epitome of a company that has become too big to regulate.
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Yeah, at times they still sound like a glossier take on the late great Jay Reatard—who was the world's best American garage rock dude before he passed away in 2010—but there are some legit classic rock-isms creeping into the music.
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NO ONE-WAY STREET Minerd expressed concern the Fed might be too slow to recognize when its policies might be inducing a recession, reaching the height of its tightening just as "fiscal drag" begins creeping into the economy, which he expects in 2020.
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With all these swirling accusations in the ether, discussion of a "deep state" -- formerly the obsession of conspiracy theorists and scholars of Egyptian and Turkish politics and the subject of spy novels and TV shows like "Scandal" -- is creeping into the American mainstream.
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Decades after Parliament phased out the so-called White Australia policy, which limited immigration by people of non-European descent, critics contend that racism is again creeping into the national discussion of the issue, with politicians scapegoating new migrants to score populist points.
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Efforts to capture the killer were renewed in June 2016, when the FBI offered a $50,000 reward for the suspect, who was known for creeping into the homes of couples at night, tying them up and raping the woman before killing both victims.
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" Of the song's meaning, Peter Brewis told Noisey via email: "This one was inspired by my son creeping into my bed during the night and him and I having to have a talk about why he needs to be in his own bed.
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It appears some pessimism is creeping into the market amid media reports that China will ramp up its efforts to cut excess steel capacity and ongoing measures by countries around the world to impose duties on what they believe are too cheap Chinese steel imports.
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I knew I was creeping into adulthood when I put a cast iron skillet on my Christmas wish list a few years ago, and I knew it even more so when I excitedly tore into the wrapping paper that contained that heavy piece of cookware.
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This is an extraordinary development, and immediate action is required to secure our elections infrastructure, to enhance transparency in the financing that is creeping into social media, and to train our youth to be savvier consumers of news and information by enhancing their media literacy.
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Memoirs, diaries, letters and biographies are full of festive nonfiction ones, stories sometimes even richer than the more famous fictional tales, since character traits and circumstances other than the happiest but-once-a-year ones have a way of creeping into and complicating the narratives.
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The hospitality employees—who work at 34 casinos throughout Las Vegas, including properties operated by MGM Resorts International and Caesars Entertainment Corporation—have voted to partake in a citywide strike starting Friday in order to secure their jobs and prevent automation from creeping into the workforce and stealing work.
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" However, Obama did say that he felt that politics in general was becoming more "rancorous" and that he felt that the media was party to blame with "talk radio habits creeping into politics" and likening some of the things that politicians say to "the comments section" or "trolling.
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"As there's a little bit of pullback in some areas, I think that there are other areas that are creeping into VR." With tools like 8ball, the team at Hear360 hopes that creators keep exploring 360 content, but they're not putting all their eggs in the VR basket.
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But, thanks to Trump's historic unpopularity, the passion within the Democratic base and the malaise that appears to be creeping into their own base, Republicans who had assumed they would control the Senate well beyond the 2018 elections have to feel much more skittish about that prospect today.
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She's slowly built support, creeping into the double digits in some recent Iowa polls as she looks for a momentum-boosting strong finish in the state — and got a boost in her national profile Sunday night when she and Elizabeth Warren were co-endorsed by the New York Times.
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"As capital comes back to the U.S., labor demand will be stronger and we will see for the first time in a long time wage growth creeping into the U.S. market," boosting discretionary income and spending, said Jim Brilliant, portfolio manager of the CM Advisors Fixed Income Fund.
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"I didn't have a plan like 'oh I'm going to be a vocalist and then I'm going to hit you with the album one year after,'" he explained, the tiniest hint of exasperation creeping into his otherwise calm voice, which in speaking carries the most charmingly British tone of baffled amazement.
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"There is a little bit of unwinding of the positions and some prudence and caution creeping into the markets, ahead of the Fed minutes," said Larry Hatheway, chief economist at GAM Holding AG. The dollar index snapped a three-day rout on Wednesday, as traders boosted their bets on a rate hike.
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The three-dimensional world has a willful way of creeping into and subverting the two-dimensional comic strip at the center of "The Tomb of King Tot," the sweet and spiky new tragicomedy by Olivia Dufault, which opened on Tuesday night at the Wild Project as part of Clubbed Thumb's Summerworks festival.
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After releasing super popular athleisure styles like the All Day Everyday Pant, a pair of sweatpants that sold out instantly and created a 1,200 person waiting list, and the Go-To Tee, a shirt designed to never lose it's shape, the brand is creeping into the workwear space with the Go-To Polo.
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After releasing super popular athleisure styles like the All Day Everyday Pant, a pair of sweatpants that sold out instantly and created a 1,200 person waiting list, and the Go-To Tee, a shirt designed to never lose its shape, the brand is creeping into the workwear space with the Go-To Polo.
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"There is a little bit of unwinding of the positions and some prudence and caution creeping into the markets, ahead of the Fed minutes," said Larry Hatheway, chief economist at GAM Holding AG. The dollar index snapped a three-day rout on Wednesday, rising 0.12 percent, as traders boosted their bets on a rate hike.
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However, it's notable that during this current politically horrific and tumultuous era, very few horror films are addressing the inept, cruel, constitutional disregard from the current administration (except for the serviceable Purge movies, as well as David Gordon Green's new Halloween, which could be argued is the perfect allegory for Antifa's fight against the fascism creeping into our country).
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She saw forests growing bigger, creeping into other habitats like alpine meadows or wetlands—such as this area across the valley from Bury Ridge, where sparsely covered slopes are now obscured with dense green foliage: Because Willmore is so inaccessible and resource extraction is forbidden, any landscape changes are likely due to climate change or wildfire management.
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There was a president of Duke University who once wrote an essay complaining about all the things that we've just been talking about — that there was too much commercialism creeping into college sports, that it was corroding academic standards, and basically that money was becoming a serious problem and skewing everybody's perception of right and wrong.
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Opponents of the law say it is discriminatory because it is mainly groups that oppose the policies of Israel's administration towards Palestinians which receive money from foreign governments and the EU. "The NGO law ... is indicative, more than anything, of the budding fascism creeping into Israeli society," opposition leader Isaac Herzog of the center-left Zionist Union party told reporters hours before the vote.
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Here's how Angie Han of Mashable put it in a piece talking about how impossible it can be to prevent real-life context surrounding Tarantino — as well as Brad Pitt, who plays Cliff — from creeping into your thoughts as you watch this movie: Cliff's wife's death isn't referenced again in the movie, and it's not strictly relevant to any of the events that follow.
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The look has been creeping into hip-hop circles for years, with Drake double-wristing Rolexes in his video for "The Motto," from 2012, and the likes of Tyga and Gucci Mane experimenting with the look (Kanye West may or may not have endorsed the practice by rapping, "That's why you always see me with at least one of my watches/Rollies and Pashas done drove me crazy," in "All Falls Down" from 2004).
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