Protectionism around the world is creeping up (see chart 2 ).
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Looks like another linebacker is creeping up on you, Russell.
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Halloween has a way of creeping up on people unexpectedly.
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Chicken, beef and lamb prices have been creeping up, too.
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Once I felt it creeping up, there was no way back.
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After a few weeks, my screen time started creeping up again.
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China's top internet companies are creeping up on America's tech giants.
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Living within your means to avoid credit card debt creeping up again.
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The school year is slowly creeping up (maybe not so slowly anymore).
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I felt a familiar sense of dread creeping up my digestive tract.
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Important questions — but not the sort creeping up on you past midnight.
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Death rates were creeping up for middle-age white people, particularly women.
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Are they creeping up the slopes, in reaction to a warming earth?
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They are no longer in that category; bad loans are creeping up.
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Not coincidentally, 2012 was the year that emissions started creeping up again.
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That's when his blood-sugar levels started creeping up, a sign of prediabetes.
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We still have the dollar creeping up again, rates pretty much doing nothing.
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Around six months in, I also noticed my credit score was creeping up.
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This interest rate that should be creeping up is instead creeping down. Yeah.
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A strict curfew has been creeping up in recent days, from 7 p.m.
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He's been creeping up in Iowa and New Hampshire after a fall slump.
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This suggests expenses are creeping up as sales aren't enough to cover them.
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At worst, you can feel the icy tendrils of mortification creeping up your spine.
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Of course, by the looks of it, yields on Treasurys will continue creeping up.
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Loan losses are still near all-time record lows but they are creeping up.
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And yet, the shadow cast by past corporate behemoths is creeping up on Apple.
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Halloween is creeping up and that means it's time to start pimping those pumpkins!
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Meanwhile, economic uncertainty is creeping up as the presidential election draws closer, he said.
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Some of Freetown's hilltops remain green, but the dirt-brown cityscape is creeping up.
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October 31 is quickly creeping up — do you have an outfit at the ready?
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It's cold outside, dark, and seasonal affective disorder might be creeping up on you.
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Netflix is worth more than GE or Ford, and it's creeping up on Disney.
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Inflation is creeping up again and unemployment is stubbornly high, particular for the young.
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Carrying out President Trump's campaign pledges could spur inflation, which is already creeping up.
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The unemployment rate has been creeping up since November, when it was 3.7 percent.
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As of press time, the petition was creeping up on its goal of 25,156 signatures.
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It's also creeping up on Twitter's 310 million monthly active users total, these sources say.
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There's no sense in denying it any longer — fall is officially creeping up on us.
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Coachella season is creeping up fast (but we're sure you've been counting down the days).
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With the economy strong and Mr Trump visibly emboldened, his popularity has been creeping up.
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SOME schools have black mould creeping up the walls; at others, mushrooms sprout from them.
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Around this time, problems also began creeping up with their plans to move in together.
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With the holidays creeping up, things are about to get pretty crazy in kitchens everywhere.
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Still, while the number of participants has been slowly creeping up, the window is closing.
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Still, coronavirus cases have been creeping up throughout the Defense Department community in recent days.
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It's also creeping up on Twitter's 250 million monthly active users total, these sources say.
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Traffic fatalities have decreased overall since 2014, but they have recently started creeping up again.
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Traffic fatalities dropped after cameras were installed, but recently started creeping up, Ms. Hu reported.
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"It's almost expected, especially in the summer months creeping up into September," Mr. Yung said.
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On the other hand, credit card balances and delinquencies are steadily creeping up, as well.
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Water is creeping up to my house with the ocean at the back of it.
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This past year, she even revealed the psoriasis has since begun creeping up to her face.
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Live performances of music from the screen are slowly creeping up as a coveted fan pastime.
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On the road back to L.A., our Waze E.T.A. keeps creeping up to 153:15 p.m.
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Roethlisberger deterred the Broncos from creeping up too far, giving him opportunities to complete shorter passes.
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Meanwhile, consumption is creeping up: this year, global nuclear generation finally recovered to pre-Fukushima levels.
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This past year, Kardashian West revealed the psoriasis has since begun creeping up to her face.
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The probability of their lengthy playoff drought ending this season is creeping up on 90 percent.
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As the sea levels rise, the intertidal 'Vice' Zoanthus will begin slowly creeping up the spiral.
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Here's the thing: The price of Prime is probably going to keep creeping up for everyone.
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But, if you look closer, someone or something is creep, creep, creeping up behind them. Yikes!
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Credit card balances have been creeping up, and that debt could be a nasty vacation souvenir.
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Those were the things that were creeping up into my head over the next 48 hours.
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Since then, they have begun creeping up again, but are still below levels seen last year.
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All of which makes me that much more dismayed that Trump's approval rating is creeping up.
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According to Kaye, the Fleshlight Turbo, a newer, non-anatomical sleeve, is creeping up in reviews.
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Especially the scene where she's imagining a ghoul creeping up from the foot of her bed.
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"Socialism is creeping up on us," said Jonathan Foss, 34, who traveled from Fargo, North Dakota.
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JERUSALEM — He kept quiet for months, his poll numbers creeping up against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Annual deficits are creeping up to $22018 trillion and the national debt has topped $22.3 trillion.
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I'm glad in politics there's slowly more and more ladies—sorry, women —creeping up the ladder.
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Annual deficits are creeping up to $1 trillion and the national debt has topped $20 trillion.
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With temperatures creeping up in much of the country, the holiday couldn't come at a better time.
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Prices are creeping up, too, albeit by much less than the Bank of Japan's 2% inflation target.
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Oil-service firms slashed their rates after the most recent crash, but those prices are creeping up.
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And they contradict the government's claim: in line with popular perception, income inequality has been creeping up.
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Deadlines have a sneaky way of creeping up on you — as busy TechCrunch writers can readily attest.
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Talk about an imminent recession is intensifying, and recession risk probabilities are creeping up – although still low.
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The year just blew right by and all of a sudden, the holidays are creeping up fast.
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They are insidious, creeping up on you slowly until you don't even notice the damage they're causing.
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As you walked through you could feel it creeping up your throat and coating over your mouth.
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That endorsement by the senators triggered a slight move higher in yields, which have been creeping up.
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Dwell times—the number of seconds that a train spends at a station—had been creeping up.
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I run screaming when I see an Ayn Rand book creeping up the alley looking for victims.
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Security footage of the shooting showed a man creeping up behind him and firing from close range.
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It is currently creeping up to Ryugu at a relative velocity of about 22 inches per second.
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Polls in recent months have shown support for independence creeping up to 743% and above (see chart).
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I saw what basically looked like Batman creeping up through the bedsheets at the foot of the bed.
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Meanwhile, Republican pride has been creeping up a couple points each year since the 45th president took office.
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I'm slowly creeping up a set of stairs and I don't know what I'll find at the top.
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Evidence late last year and early this year that inflation was creeping up to target has since weakened.
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In South Korea the share of low-income households struggling under heavy debt burdens has been creeping up.
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It actually stops the damage by removing it, so you won't have split ends creeping up your strands.
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On Sunday, Pinson again crashed the pregame proceedings, creeping up on Williams as he was addressing a question.
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As temperatures continue creeping up, mosquitos won't just invade more places—they'll also eat (read: bite) more often.
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His poll ratings have begun creeping up from lows reached in the depths of the yellow vest crisis.
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If your monthly bill is creeping up, here are a few ways to cut down on the cost.
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Humanity's past—the far past, as in prehistory—has a curious way of creeping up into the present.
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That's why some strategists see inflation creeping up as a possible 2020 problem for the markets and economy.
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The base model, three-wheeled version starts at $5,000, with the four-wheeled version creeping up to $6,000.
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Nine months later, Willett was patiently creeping up on Jordan Spieth in the final round of the Masters.
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Water has been creeping up to historic buildings and has left a number of roads impassable in Galveston.
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So really, maybe the Note 8's price tag is in keeping with smartphone prices that keep creeping up.
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Growth may look strong now, with inflation creeping up, but it won't remain that way in 2019, Cramer said.
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Somewhat famously, superfluidic helium has the bizarre capability of creeping up the walls of its container and leaking away.
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One chart marked "Highly Confidential" shows the number of WhatsApp messages sent per day creeping up on Facebook's totals.
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While the median price for a Cheviot Hills home has been creeping up, its outliers have become less extreme.
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A gold ring on his thumb, the inky edge of a tattoo creeping up the top of his neck.
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Deductibles and other forms of cost-sharing have been creeping up in the United States since the late 1990s.
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Water was creeping up to the back of the sanctuary, and they didn't have any food or water there.
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"I can still feel the wet, freezing cold creeping up my legs," he told a Dutch audience last year.
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Leverage is creeping up, as 54% of firms spent and invested more than they earned in the last quarter.
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You won't need to worry about the A$300,000 ($232,00) car creeping up behind you on a highway, however.
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With Father's Day creeping up, don't be that person who buys a singing card as a last-minute gift.
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When Taylor feels his self-doubt creeping up, he uses a simple but effective strategy to keep moving forward.
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US interest rates were creeping up until early this year, as the Fed gradually raised its short-term targets.
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Tuesday's dinner: baked shrimp in the Greek style, with tomatoes and feta, creeping up on 1,500 five-star ratings.
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It's a cycle of capitalism—and indulgence—that spreads through the community, creeping up like dust behind your motherboard.
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Or maybe it was the tangle of embroidered vines and flowers creeping up the left side of her white dress.
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But the tour business keeps increasing both actual dollar value and the number of tickets sold keeps creeping up, right?
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The Rays own the best record of any last-place team at 29-32 and are creeping up on the .
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"The biggest risk I see in the world is this benign confidence that volatility is not creeping up," he said.
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But now the date is creeping up on me and my stomach is getting closer and closer to my throat.
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He saw the fire, which was about a couple hundred yards away, slowly creeping up the hill toward the home.
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But, while the focus is on OPEC's proposed cut, with Russia possibly joining, others warn output is creeping up elsewhere.
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Now that energy prices have stopped falling and core prices are creeping up, unions should in theory strengthen wage demands.
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"Another positive is that the bond yields have retreated a touch overnight and they had been creeping up," Keenan added.
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As the holidays come creeping up, keep Grafomap in mind for a fun and memorable gift for family and friends.
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Thursday morning, with waters creeping up Mr. Cassidy's front steps, he stood in waist-deep water watching his neighbors evacuate.
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But now that these guys are firmly settled into their late 20s and early 30s, it's creeping up on them.
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Suicide rates have been creeping up; with no job prospects or chance of leaving many are starting to lose hope.
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In fact, Latino turnout in Texas has been creeping up, though it's not yet at the same rate as Anglos.
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I slip a box of condoms into Johnny's underwear drawer, fretting and sweating as I feel the inevitable creeping up.
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In general, totals for college and N.F.L. games have been creeping up every year as high-powered offenses increasingly dominate.
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School supply shopping is probably the last thing you want to think about, but the academic year is steadily creeping up.
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The share of this cohort without insurance began creeping up in 2015, but the changes were not statistically significant until now.
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He did a bunch of chicken shit crimes by creeping up behind defensiveness women only to smack them on the head.
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But despite that, the number of unvaccinated people in certain pockets of the country has been creeping up, threatening herd immunity.
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I lay awake until 2 AM, creeping up and downstairs to check his phone, which he had left on the shelf.
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Haggling with card companies is more important because debt balances are creeping up to levels not seen since the financial crisis.
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In other currency news, the dollar index traded at 2003, creeping up from the 98 handle seen earlier in the session.
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While that statistic speaks volumes about the power of iPhone profit margins, it also shows competitors are creeping up on Apple.
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With the summer months creeping up, Trisha Yearwood wants people to be able to entertain in the most carefree way possible.
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It's also worth noting, however, China's largest phone makers (Huawei, Xiaomi, etc.) aren't sitting still and have been creeping up quickly.
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The challenge is bad habits are insidious, creeping up on you slowly until you don't even notice the damage they're causing.
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Black Friday 2019 is creeping up faster than you think, and it's a great time to shop for new tech products.
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However, inflation is creeping up as commodity price rallies can inspire demands for higher wages and service companies seek increased fees.
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Peggy winced a little, as it seemed as though the rip were actively ripping, the cut creeping up toward her belly.
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Rev workers are also more aware than drivers and couriers of the cold breath of artificial intelligence creeping up behind them.
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Many businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to stay open, unemployment is creeping up, and families are shouldering higher daily costs.
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Many businesses are finding it increasingly difficult to stay open, unemployment is creeping up, and families are shouldering higher daily costs.
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"We keep seeing political and geopolitical tension creeping up and the market seems to be taking that in stride," Cardillo said.
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This percentage is slowly creeping up: It was 2.76 percent in 2014, 3.02 percent in 2015, and 3.24 percent in 2016.
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"Lowest-income students are the hardest hit but the effects of more expensive education are creeping up the income spectrum, " Miller said.
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There's always been an eerie feeling when you walk down the streets in the South, like history is creeping up on you.
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After Joss Whedon's Batgirl movie was announced, Mendes' name kept creeping up in tweets and even Entertainment Weekly's poll of awesome candidates.
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Rome should be more disciplined regarding public debt, which is well above EU limits and it is also creeping up, Knot said.
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The liveliest mover, however, was the pound, creeping up 0.3% against the dollar to $1.2945 and against the euro to 85.41 pence.
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But Bilello also mentioned that it didn't change the fact that "some signs of potential weakness" were creeping up in the market.
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Who picks up the slack when any slack is felt as the cold, unfeeling hand of death creeping up on your village?
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His sleep apnea keeps him awake, he said, and he has seen taxis creeping up the road in the dead of night.
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The liveliest mover, however, was the pound, creeping up 0.3% against the dollar to $1.2945 and against the euro to 85.41 pence.
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The Scariest Horror Movies and Shows to Stream for Spooky-Times in OctoberThe monster is always creeping up on you in It Follows.
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Before Glover's nod helped push it to No. 2 on Billboard's Hot 100 list, "Bad and Boujee" was already creeping up the charts.
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But if your decreasing need for AC is any indicator, fall is creeping up — which means it's time to start wearing more clothes.
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"When [the negative] dialogue starts to peter out, people will start seeing their favorite stocks creeping up and making new highs," he said.
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We got Shaq's son touching down in LAX ... and asked who he'd want to draft him since his NBA career is creeping up.
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About 2000 percent of Americans say they do not believe in God, and this figure has been slowly creeping up over the decades.
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We've even seen a couple similar pairs creeping up at Forever 21, which means the trend is this close to hitting the masses.
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With unemployment near historic lows and gas prices creeping up to five-year highs, wage growth could end up being the tie-breaker.
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IF WE'RE CREEPING UP TO 2% AND WE CREEP UP TO SAY, 2 -- 2.25%, THAT'S A DIFFERENT STORY THAN WE'RE ACCELERATING PAST 003%.
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Not only are earnings not doing what they're supposed to do, but a lot of wage earnings and inflation numbers are creeping up.
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He's been steadily creeping up the leaderboard of beloved athletes, but just a few minutes ago, he firmly planted himself atop the leaderboard.
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Modernity, the show suggests, is creeping up, whether in the form of the automobile or independent women campaigning for the right to vote.
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Economic growth is slowing; wages are only tentatively creeping up; and investors appear to believe that inflation won't be a problem anytime soon.
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With unemployment low and wages creeping up, companies have an incentive to become more efficient — an exercise that tends to drive economic progress.
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After she dies, dark tendrils start creeping up her arm and a message flashes up: The dark rot will grow each time you fail.
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"With the likelihood of a recession creeping up, we believe investors should start paying more attention to specialty hardlines retailers capital structures," he said.
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"With the likelihood of a recession creeping up, we believe investors should start paying more attention to specialty hardlines retailers' capital structures," he said.
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But in recent years the minutes lost to traffic delays have been creeping up again, rising by 14% in the two years to 2015.
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"The canal started creeping up toward the house, and even though it wasn't high tide it looked like it was coming inside," Jewett said.
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Maturities beyond a week have been little affected so far, but consolidation is "creeping up the curve", says Joanna Nader of RBC Capital Markets.
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The price of oil has been creeping up since last summer, boosted in part by strong global consumption, which expanded by 1.6% in 2017.
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"The canal started creeping up toward the house and even though it wasn't high tide it looked like it was coming inside," he said.
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Though I knew there weren't any wild animals living that high up, I started to imagine a bunch of them creeping up on me.
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The Senate race also looks competitive, with Deborah Ross, a little known former state legislator, creeping up behind senator Richard Burr, the Republican incumbent.
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In the summer of 2015, a year and a half a year later, "Black Book" generated buzz online and started creeping up the charts.
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There's a great moment, for example, where you can peer around a character to see what looks like a demon creeping up behind them.
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"Base rates in dollars are slowly creeping up but are still very low, so the yields on offer are still very attractive," he said.
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"I do remember it creeping up through time because I could feel the character of how I related to myself was changing," he says.
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But with elections coming up in November, we'd bet money that political rants are going to start creeping up on the annoyance polls, too.
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The number of visitors to Antarctica has been steadily creeping up in recent years, with 44,367 tourists traveling there during the 2016-17 season.
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The fact of the matter is that our vehicles are creeping up a trajectory of better safety through technology that we've always been on.
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The shirts come standard size and caftan size (for men, women or whoever else, Mr. Silver said), pockets sometimes creeping up to bag size.
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There isn't a garden in it — only the vestige of one, vines creeping up the side of a boarded-up cottage in Xenia, Ill.
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QUICK: WE JUST TALKED ABOUT TREASURY RATES, HOW THEY'VE BEEN CREEPING UP A LITTLE BIT, THE TWO-YEAR, THE FIVE-YEAR, THE TEN-YEAR.
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In Sydney, it started long before summer with drought creeping up slowly, leaving scraps of yellow grass and dirt where lawns used to be.
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In fact, over the holiday season, I found myself with time on my hands and that same sort of sentimentality creeping up on me.
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Halloween has a way of creeping up quickly once October 1st hits, which means we're usually scrambling to throw together a last-minute Halloween costume.
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If you're into movies and documentaries, Netflix is probably enough at $11 a month—even though those prices keep creeping up in an annoying way.
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And with the holidays creeping up eerily fast, here's an idea: Balling on a budget doesn't have to mean that your gifts have to suck.
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If you're like us, the itch for newness is already creeping up, and a hair refresh is one of the best ways to scratch it.
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With minimum wages creeping up, industries like agriculture, which have long-used cheap, often migrant labor, might be tempted to invest in labor-replacing equipment.
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Everything on this album makes me visualize a bar fight scene or that quintessential pool hall scene with cigarette smoke creeping up to the light.
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The quality has been steadily creeping up over the years, and the latest advances come courtesy of — you guessed it — neural networks and machine learning.
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As we've shifted toward having more partners and more oral sex, HPV-related cancer cases are creeping up, while HPV vaccine rates aren't keeping up.
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With one of the many weddings I'd attend this summer creeping up, I started my search for THE perfect dress (an elegant, careless-romantic number).
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I remember it creeping up on me the way a sickness bug does; a lingering, background queasiness that very quickly escalated into full-blown dread.
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She acknowledges that for people it might be uncomfortable to just sit alone in silence with everyday anxieties creeping up when you least expect them.
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Finally, Netflix has spent a genuinely gargantuan amount of money on promoting this movie for Best Picture, with some estimates creeping up over $25 million.
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"While we've had a lot of turbulence, Sebastian's worried that the volatility index seems to be creeping up along with the stock market," Cramer said.
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It was also an interesting moment at NBC because everyone was looking over their shoulder at Vice and other upstarts creeping up on the mainstream.
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We're told Kim and Kanye have just evacuated their entire security team and flames are slowly creeping up their yard and closer to the home.
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As Halloween gets closer, "Halloween" — the latest sequel in the fright franchise originated by John Carpenter — is creeping up the ranks and passing its predecessors.
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Tightening labor market conditions and signs that inflation is steadily creeping up make it most likely that the Fed will increase interest rates next month.
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It's doubly compelling given that OnePlus's own prices have been creeping up a bit as well, as the company has pushed into more premium territory.
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The average price in California stands at $3.87 per gallon of regular-grade gas, creeping up 22 cents from one week ago, according to AAA.
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Kashkari, who spoke during a panel discussion in St. Louis, also said he is encouraged that inflation is creeping up toward the Fed's 2 percent target.
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But his campaign is increasingly concerned about Mr. Rubio creeping up to 20 percent in the caucuses and finishing close to the two dominant candidates here.
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You have to stay alert to catch anxiety creeping up on you, and it can turn into an all-day fight to keep from being overwhelmed.
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I look back, and it was silently creeping up on me … I thought it was part of motherhood and getting older, but I'm like, 'I'm 29.
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Abandoned cars and security posts with vines and grass creeping up between them, broken and boarded up windows and doors, left luggage and improvised camping spots.
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It's impossible to see everything at once — you're locked outside, just another specter, creeping up on this nighttime scene and catching glimpses of a strange dream.
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After creeping up on $3 a gallon, the national average price of gasoline has declined 22 cents over the past month to $2.68, according to AAA.
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You're only making the minimum monthly paymentIf your credit card balance is creeping up over time, making only the minimum payment may just be the culprit.
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If you hate weighing yourself, you can also choose a pair of snug pants to try on weekly to make sure your weight isn't creeping up.
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If we're creeping up to 2 percent and we creep up to, say, 2.25 percent, that's a different story than [if] we're accelerating past 2 percent.
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In interviews and speeches, she described her worry about her family's health and a pediatrician's warning that her daughters' body mass index (BMI) was creeping up.
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Except: I hadn't had my period in two years, my weight kept creeping up, I was exhausted all the time, and my sexual appetite was nonexistent.
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Broader market sentiment remained on the back foot too with net positions in the Japanese yen creeping up to its highest levels in nearly three years.
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The percentage of chief executives of Fortune 500 companies who are women just passed 6 percent, creeping up (and occasionally dropping back) at a glacial pace.
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With the greenback falling 6.6 percent against the currencies of the United States' main trading partners this year, price pressures are expected to start creeping up.
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If their latest satellite imagery shows dry vegetation creeping up the hillside behind your house, they can give you a heads up of the increasing risk.
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"The holiday season has been creeping up as retailers want to get a competitive edge," Consumer Growth Partners President Craig Johnson said in a recent interview.
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But the enemy Tommy most fears is one that has been creeping up on him for seasons now: the internal threat to his power, his throne.
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We drive up through one of the new suburbs creeping up the hills around Ulaanbaatar, past unfinished developments with names like English Garden and Forbes Mongolia.
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In a new teaser for The Punisher, Frank (Jon Bernthal) makes his way through a forest, creeping up on soldiers and taking them down with ease. Surprise.
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The average discount versus original price is widening, properties are taking longer to sell, and the supply of "for sale" properties is creeping up, UBS analysts found.
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A 450–20193 BCE red figure pelike container is among the earliest depictions of Medusa as an innocent maiden, with Perseus creeping up on the sleeping Gorgon.
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Gas prices are creeping up again, just as major American automakers are saying they plan to shift toward making even more hot-selling trucks, SUVs and crossovers.
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There are few to no activities you can do "just for fun" without thoughts of "that one thing" you still need to do for work creeping up.
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New York (CNN Business)Californians are paying more than $4 for a gallon of gas, and prices are creeping up in the rest of the nation, too.
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With Korver backpedaling as the last line of defense, Livingston attacked the basket, found Durant creeping up the right side, and hit him for an easy dunk.
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For years, the number of pending cases has been slowly creeping up, as more are added to the docket than can be addressed at any given time.
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We're still recovering from last summer's hard seltzer boom, as many a fan would tell you, the cans just have a way of creeping up on you.
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Really challenging, not creeping up to second and then collapsing in a heap when the weather is slightly too cold or the fixtures slightly too close together.
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" VIOLETTE HAS SO MANY tattoos and markings on his body — creeping up his neck and down to his fingertips — that he compares himself to a "bathroom wall.
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John Springford of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, notes that farming emissions have been creeping up since 2012, partly because of increases in livestock.
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Amazon's nascent ad business is creeping up on the giants of online advertising, and is on track to book close to $10 billion a year in annualized sales.
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Back to the hosting component, one of Snap's big concerns is its big bills for running its business, and it looks like that is creeping up right now.
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The massive snowstorm creeping up the East Coast has dumped snow on Georgia, the Carolinas, the Washington D.C. area and further north, topping two feet in some locations.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The euro zone economy should continue to improve slowly, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said on Thursday, with inflation creeping up in the coming months.
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Other euro zone bond yields were flat to marginally higher on the day, with five-year bond yields in Germany creeping up ahead of a bond auction there.
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He pulls his body weight up, slips through the death hold, then falls to his knees through the weakness as he sees all these emotions start creeping up.
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Meanwhile, Lyft continues to grow its share of the ride-hailing business, finishing the year with 30 percent of the market's revenue, creeping up behind Uber's 70 percent.
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For years, the number of pending cases has been slowly creeping up, as more cases are added to the docket that can be addressed at any given time.
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And with all the hot-chicken copycats creeping up around the City of Angels, the reach of Howlin&apos Ray&aposs extends far beyond its single restaurant location.
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With interest rates creeping up from historically low levels, companies will be tempted to "call" the bonds now to avoid a more costly refinancing later, debt traders said.
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"Inflation might be creeping up but we're nowhere near the doomsday scenario of it getting out of control," said Joe Mallen, chief investment officer with Helios Quantitative Research.
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Economists, however, believe the strong jobs market and improved growth outlook, together with signs that inflation is creeping up, could prompt the Fed to lift borrowing costs in June.
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With the holidays creeping up way faster than anyone realized, you may be feeling like it's time to stop spending on yourself and start building up that gifting budget.
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The Brooklyn Meetup is creeping up on us much faster than expected, which means that there is a very short amount of time before the window closes for applications.
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By looking at overall data, Moment's team can tell that its tools and courses do help people reduce their screen time, but that often it starts creeping up again.
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Yet Trump's numbers on the economy aren't great, wages are creeping up, but not that much — especially in a tight labor market and not clearly felt by many workers.
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Late last year, as air pollution started creeping up to hazardous levels, the government shut the last coal plant near New Delhi and banned some particularly dirty fuel sources.
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Even though many Americans might not perceive a difference in their own personal finances because of the tax bill, the legislation does appear to be creeping up in popularity.
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Rick Sawn, 68, who has lived in Sand Springs for the last eight years, said his home was still dry Wednesday morning though water had been creeping up to it.
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Speaking about her royal wedding to Jack Brooksbank for ITV's This Morning, the 28-year-old admitted that the nerves "are creeping up on us" as her nuptials draw near.
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Adding to headwinds, labor costs are also creeping up and are expected to rise 1.3 percent in 2017, while revenues per unit of capacity will remain under pressure, Pearce said.
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But by creeping up the leaderboard, Johnson increased his chances to not only win the tournament but foot the bill for the group to fly back to the United States.
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Southern European bond markets remain under pressure, with Italian 216-year bond yields up a fourth straight session while the yield spread over Germany is creeping up towards 300 bps.
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President Donald Trump's overall approval rating in most polls is creeping up lately, yet it remains at historically weak levels for a president at this stage in his first term.
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And now that there are more of those cordless services being offered—including PlayStation Vue, DirecTVNow, and YouTube TV—we can expect to see more of those options creeping up.
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One woman says though the water is creeping up, she's lived in Jacksonville for 60 years and feels confident her home is high enough up that it will survive the surge.
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For years, Chinese smartphone makers such as Huawei and Xiaomi and OnePlus have been creeping up on Samsung and Apple, but now it appears they could become a real threat soon.
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Once, when I was creeping up to a quiet cabin in the woods, a flaming helicopter unexpectedly fell from the sky, destroying the house before I could even check it out.
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"The NFL may be the last bastion of football in 50 years, because I can imagine the slow death of the sport creeping up from the youth level," Branch told me.
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The amount of leverage or debt used by companies in buyout deals has been creeping up in response, which has been attracting criticism from regulators across the globe, but little action.
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Multiple generations of inbreeding in the Targaryen line, where Jon + Dany are connected, would create a coefficient creeping up on 50% — brother-and-sister levels, by the math of one Redditor.
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The start of 2449.99 is creeping up fast, and that means it's time once again to make a list of New Year's resolutions that you'll inevitably ditch after a couple weeks.
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The forecasts were based on bets by investors who expect another rate hike only in late 2019 or early 2020, with Bank Rate creeping up to 1.1 percent in late 23.
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Aside from the country's financial woes due to slow recovery from the 2008 financial crisis and uncertainty after Trump's election, public debt has been creeping up in the last two administrations.
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But most HELOCs have a variable interest rate that will start creeping up, so it might not be the best source of emergency cash if you hang onto it too long.
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The part about going and asking your readers for help is the part that I can just feel the hair on the back of my neck creeping up a little bit.
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Before this week's rapidly escalating war of words between Trump and Kim Jong Un, the percentage of Americans in favor of taking military action on North Korea was creeping up slightly.
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The 213nd annual Tony Awards are creeping up fast, and everyone who's favorite album of all time is the Hamilton soundtrack is scrambling to figure out how to watch it without cable.
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Actually, the future of wifi had been creeping up on me for years, like a distant "save this date" event that elicits a groan when it finally pops up on the calendar.
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So now that fall is creeping up on us and it's finally practical to wear more fabric, we're itching to piece together transitional outfits that bring all the focus to the arms.
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We must also understand that similar concerns are creeping up on us in other technologies, such as ubiquitous GPS use, always-listening voice assistants, public and private data aggregation, and artificial intelligence.
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But many of the live TV streaming services out there are creeping up in price, ever closer to the threshold that might cause you to reconsider cancelling that cable subscription after all.
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Higher interest rates would raise federal borrowing costs as the United States continues to borrow heavily — the national debt has topped $22011 trillion and annual deficits are creeping up toward $22009 trillion.
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But the count of his errors also started creeping up as Djokovic regained control to get the contest back on serve and then took the set with an imperious display in tiebreak.
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At home: Mr. Macron's domestic stock, only lately creeping up after being battered by months of Yellow Vest protests, has improved further after what the French media characterized as a successful G7.
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At home: Mr. Macron's domestic stock, only lately creeping up after being battered by months of Yellow Vest protests, has improved further after what the French media characterized as a successful G7.
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But with the rise of cool vitamins, the numbers for adults ages 18 to 34 started creeping up to match, hitting 70 percent in 2016, up from 573 percent the year before.
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While oil prices have been creeping up, the plentiful but low-quality Venezuelan crude gets less than market rates, according to Eric Smith, a professor and associate director at the Tulane Energy Institute.
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The spike comes on the heels of the country scrapping its long-standing one-child policy, though the number of births was already creeping up following a relaxation of the rules in 218.5.
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As autonomous vehicles get closer, most people seem to be getting more reticent about them, according to a new Axios/Survey Monkey poll, which found fears creeping up for both passengers and pedestrians.
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Tesla is also beefing up its blind spot monitoring by using the side and rear-facing cameras to help the rear-facing ultrasonic sensors detect when another car is creeping up beside you.
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Click on to shop the offering for yourself (the holiday is slowly creeping up, after all), and be sure to use the code "REFINERY4th" for an extra 15% off now through June 29.
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"The biggest risk that I see is this 'benign confidence' that volatility is not creeping up," said Fink, whose company oversees nearly $6 trillion in assets, making it the world's largest asset manager.
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The playful piano music almost provides a kind of insight into the goose's mind — the melody plays in quiet, short bursts when it's up to no good, creeping up on its next victim.
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Em: There was the one anxiety attack we saw in the recap, and mentions of it, but I think we should've seen smaller bouts of anxiety throughout or stuff creeping up on her.
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Aura Premium: Lifetime Subscription — $79.99 See Details Successfully falling asleep is a difficult proposition for many of us, because night is the time of day when all our anxieties tend to come creeping up.
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There was wide open space for me to do whatever I wanted, so I started pacing around the venue, creeping up real close to the stage to see the whites of the performers' eyes.
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Now it has partnered with South Korean automotive hardware supplier MHE to create the sounds required by the NHTSA (and its European counterpart) to let pedestrians know there's an EV creeping up on them.
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Be smart: Worker deserts are creeping up in a handful of states critical for the 2020 presidential election, and business leaders there are pushing for policies that would create bigger labor pools — namely, immigration.
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Reality is creeping up on Boston's two young No. 3 picks, but no matter how crazy or surreal this life becomes, Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown can look forward to working through it together.
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Things I'll Be Thinking About Next Week: It's not just Madeline — an uncomfortable childhood memory is creeping up for Bonnie, too, and it offers a glimpse into why her mother makes her so uneasy.
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While there is no agreement on how many nuclear weapons North Korea now owns, the C.I.A.'s official estimate of around 20, issued when Mr. Trump came to office, is creeping up, officials said.
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Be smart: Worker deserts are creeping up in a handful of states critical for the 2020 presidential election, and business leaders there are pushing for policies that would create bigger labor pools — namely, immigration.
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They're creeping up now, but they're still below the levels of the past few years — which were, themselves, way lower than the levels of border-crossers in the early years of the 2100st century.
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In February 2012, Dana Sessa and Kevin McGettigan of Fairless Hills, Pa., had been together for seven years when she began to become concerned that both the calendar and biology were creeping up on her.
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The bride came creeping up to my brother and handed him a note detailing how much she loved him and if he wanted her all he had to do was object when the time came.
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I am getting close to seven hours in regular use and could imagine creeping up to nine if I ratcheted screen brightness down and forewent using a few power-hungry apps (hey there Google Chrome).
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Still, price pressures elsewhere in the euro zone remain more muted than in Germany, she added, pointing to French annual HICP inflation only creeping up to 0.8 percent in December after 0.7 percent in November.
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The price of oil has been creeping up and the $80-per-barrel level has been breached for the crucial Brent type, though as of the middle of this week its price was around $75.
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It's one last fascinating twist: We realize suddenly that Elliot must have seen her creeping up the entire time he appeared to be engaged in a one-on-one heart-to-heart with his captor.
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Denver may not be the first place that foodies think of for a culinary expedition, but thanks to this very notable new addition, it could be creeping up to the top of everyone's must-see list.
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Imagine that by 2030 global temperatures are still creeping up, and sea levels are tens of centimetres higher—significantly worsening the impact of storm surges that push seawater over low-lying areas and corrode coastal infrastructures.
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Message To Amazon: Now that you have regular people making your home deliveries.. Maybe they should wear a Vest with AMAZON DELIVERY on it….. I almost shot a MF creeping up to my crib last night….
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Yet now, with the economy in its 10th year of expansion, wages creeping up and unemployment below 4 percent, experts say being in a better place financially is a good opportunity to address your savings anxiety.
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At the same time, J.Crew uber-fans like J.Crew Aficionada and J.Crew Is My Fav Store noticed that those smart, modest basics that originally won them over began declining in quality while prices kept creeping up.
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"With OPEC production creeping up toward 34 million barrels a day, a production freeze guarantees that the oil market will remain out of balance throughout 2017 and into 2018," said David Hufton of oil broker PVM.
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"You've got equities at record levels, the dollar creeping up, bond yields moving higher and tax cuts perhaps giving a tailwind to the U.S. economy, all of which has to be negative for gold," he said.
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He'll hold on a nearly static image for ten or so seconds at a time, showcasing the details of hanging meat's marbled flesh, ivy creeping up a crumbling building, or maniacal smiles painted on a wall.
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Realised moves in the euro remain elevated with daily volatility creeping up to around 24.15 and nearly doubling from the start of the year, a function of the dollar's rally that has taken currency markets by surprise.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Attacks by organized groups against migrants, refugees and activists have been creeping up in Greece, the Athens-based Racist Violence Recording Network (RVRN) said on Wednesday, and it called for zero tolerance towards racist violence.
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LOS ANGELES – Gas prices are creeping up nationally, now pennies a gallon away from their highest level since 2014, just in time for the November midterm elections when California will vote on rolling back its gas tax.
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Egypt chose a different path, preferring to return to the wonted pain of dysfunctional autocracy and avoid civil war (although civil war seems even still to be creeping up on the Egyptians out of Sinai and Libya).
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In my view, Warren, who has been steadily creeping up toward third place in polling and has invested heavily in creating a ground operation for the Iowa caucuses, is the most underestimated candidate for the Democratic nomination.
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Once, on a short flight from Marseille to Paris, I caught the panic creeping up slowly enough that I flagged the flight attendant, hoping she could somehow reverse the oncoming hyperventilation with a chic Air France accouterment.
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She made the unusual choice as a law professor to concentrate relentlessly on data, and the data that alarms her shows corporate profits creeping up over the last 40 years while employees' share of the pie shrinks.
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Aviation industry premiums have been creeping up since 2017 as companies renew their contracts, in the aftermath of costly plane and helicopter groundings, executives said on the sidelines of a Montreal conference on aviation and products liability.
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Although Labor Department data show wages slowly creeping up, many companies see an advantage to giving employees bonuses or other rewards because this lets them avoid adding a fixed amount to their bottom line, as pay raises would.
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Iggy, despite creeping up there in years, has played well and is a Certified Winner, so according to The Vertical, there's talk around the league that he could be looking at a deal averaging $20 million a year.
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The Washington Wizards missed out on their best opportunity to jump back into the No. 2 spot in the Eastern Conference and now have to watch their backs with the fourth-place Toronto Raptors creeping up from behind.
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If you know a woman who likes to go out dancing, chances are she's probably felt it: strange fingers creeping up her skirt and around her ass cheek, cupping her chest, or grazing her crotch over her clothes.
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The dialogue surrounding the book focussed on two key topics – Springsteen's hatred of the satsuma-skinned fascist creeping up on the White House, and the "toxic confusion" of depression that has plagued him for nearly half his life.
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The vintage-inspired, bohemian-esque trend has steadily been creeping up in popularity over the last few seasons, and celebs have been rocking prairie frocks, tops, and skirts, giving the trend even more lift — and, with good reason!
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Although demand for office space has held up fairly well since Britain voted in June 2016 to leave the European Union, vacancy rates have begun creeping up, property prices have fallen and business have grown more cautious on investment.
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All it takes to really startle an audience is a combination of unsettling music, a protagonist or avatar creeping up on something they probably shouldn't approach, and a big blare of sound and something moving rapidly at the screen.
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With Valentine's Day quickly creeping up on us all, now is the perfect time to start thinking about all the ways romantic interactions can go horribly wrong and to plan your strategy for ending them as quickly as possible.
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Just about every study comparing prescribed diets over a year shows the same thing: marginal differences among diets and weight losses that are significant at the beginning of the experiment, followed by pounds slowly creeping up and weight plateauing.
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However, with the "swing factor" of mortgage rates creeping up amid overall credit tightening to stem capital outflows, Jin said he expects prices to post negative growth on a month-on-month basis by the end of the year.
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"The immigration court judges often feel like we are the canaries in the coal mine trying to alert the Department of Justice and Congress that the backlog is creeping up and that we need more resources," Judge Marks said.
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He and five friends decided to skip school despite end-of-year exams creeping up, to participate in what is thought to have been one of the biggest global climate actions by young people yet, mobilizing hundreds of thousands.
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HUD can – and must – tackle the dual challenges of fair and affordable housing in the U.S. Affordability challenges are crushing for very low-income families and creeping up the income scale to put the squeeze on middle-class households.
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" What I thought at the time, head throbbing, a sort of vibrating rage creeping up my spine, was this: "So glad your mom's death could at least be put to practical use on behalf of our evil billionaire owner.
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The study, which examined more than 0003 million death certificates from 1999 to 2017 using a Centers for Disease Control database, found the number of people dying from heart failure is slowly creeping up after years of reductions in death rates.
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In this game, you'll be at the biggest advantage if you're on the high ground with something to hide behind/shield yourself with — you'll be able to see enemies creeping up on you and you'll have some protection when they arrive.
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The latest round of surveys have shown Warren creeping up behind her ideological ally and friend Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator whose campaign is increasingly adapting similar smallball tactics as a way of more directly addressing voters' questions and concerns.
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It may feel like it wasn't all that long ago that you KonMari-ed the crap out of your apartment, but we're guessing plenty of time has passed for the clutter to begin, once again, creeping up in your living spaces.
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Earlier this season, one of Philadelphia's favorite end-of-quarter actions began with Redick creeping up from the baseline to set a ball screen for Simmons at the elbow, ideally forging a path for him to rumble downhill into the paint.
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What's going on: While U.S. wages are generally creeping up, ride-hailing drivers are earning an average of $22014 a month, down from more than $2900,225 in 2014, according to the report from the JPMorgan Chase Institute, the bank's think tank.
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And perhaps the NWA is part of that, a busted memory from Corgan's past, the one always creeping up on him, the one he lets catch him in the studio so he can grapple with it, one song at a time.
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SO WE HAVE A LOT OF ROOM HERE TO LET INFLATION CLIMB BACK TO TARGET, ALLOW THE JOB MARKET TO CONTINUE HEALING, ALLOW WAGES TO START CREEPING UP. WE'RE JUST A LONG WAY AWAY FROM HAVING ANYTHING TO BE CONCERNED ABOUT.
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The red, scaly patches, which tend to appear on the legs, elbows and lower back and are caused by genetics, first began flaring up on the lower half of Kardashian West's body, but have since begun creeping up to her face.
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But their stance – turned toward each other, unapologetically facing the camera, creeping up on what&aposs still arguably the world&aposs most controversial power couple you either love to hate or hate to love – is indicative of what&aposs to come.
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The closest the clip comes to actually giving us a look at Venom is a quick shot of the black symbiote writhing in a container and, later, a split second of the symbiote creeping up Brock's neck as he struggles in the MRI.
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Spotify is still burning an enormous amount of cash — yesterday it posted an operating loss of $461 million on revenue of nearly $5 billion last year — but the margins have been creeping up, and the bigger the company gets, the better it looks.
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"Message to Amazon: Now that you have regular people making your home deliveries… Maybe they should wear a Vest with AMAZON DELIVERY on it… I almost shot a MF creeping up to my crib last night… Just saying," the Law & Order star wrote.
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"The primary reason U.S. yields are creeping up is after thinking about it clearly the market has decided that the Fed is unlikely to change the December 2017 dot - still saying they expect one more rate hike in 2017," BMO's Anderson said.
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Bove, the veteran financial sector analyst and vice president for equity research at Rafferty Capital Markets, said in a recent interview that loan losses are creeping up faster than some may think, which could be a risk for the banks going forward.
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Although average core inflation, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, in the first half of the year was at the desired Fed target of 2 percent, this rate has been creeping up from 1.8 percent in January to 2.3 percent in June.
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The trailer for the film, which stars Alison Brie, is actually a dark, trippy, and unnerving movie about a woman who has never quite fit in and an ominous family history that seems to be creeping up on her in potentially supernatural ways.
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Other candidates have seen their popularity fluctuate more, with Buttigieg creeping up into the upper ranks of the crowded field, Sanders fading and then regaining second place after his heart attack, and Warren losing ground after earlier challenging Biden for the lead.
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"With political instability creeping up in the U.K. and the constantly changing situation in Europe, there are real changes of the EU seeing the beginning signs of recession early 2019," a partner at a U.K-based equity firm said in the survey.
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In the fore of the storefront gallery is a geometric installation in black and shades of blue, in the vein of Thies' previous works in painted cardboard, but of a larger scale, creeping up the corner of the gallery and onto the windowsill.
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They moved with the accuracy and size of a hummingbird, easily creeping up behind you—you wouldn't even realize you were on TV until you saw yourself projected onto the wall above, for all to see, via a glitched-out and grainy live feed.
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Over the past weeks, the market gave back all of its 2018 gains and more, interest rates are creeping up stalling housing starts and fear of a trade war with China and possibly Europe could spell doom for the longest peacetime expansion in modern history.
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The BOJ was forced to offer to buy unlimited amounts of bonds at 0.11% in July 2018 to prevent long-term rates from rising above target when the 10-year yield was creeping up as global yields rose while the Fed was raising rates.
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Read the transcript of our exchange and listen to The Irrepassable Gate (out December 2 via Profound Lore Records) in full below: Noisey: The release of The Irrepassable Gate is creeping up; you must be pretty happy with all of the excitement surrounding the album?
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COLCHESTER, England — Carla Hales, a Conservative candidate in Thursday's local elections in Britain, was out last week doing campaign work and says she never sensed the man creeping up behind her until she heard a shout and took three quick punches to her ribs.
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While the national average price for regular gasoline has been creeping up, some regions fare much better than others: The lowest average gas prices can be found in the South, with Mississippi, Arkansas, Alabama, South Carolina and Missouri boasting the cheapest prices, according to WalletHub.
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The Tampa Bay Rays, who host the Red Sox on Thursday for the opener of a four-game series that closes the first half, are creeping up on second place in the East but come home with an empty feeling after a 4-23 road trip.
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I was creeping up behind them with the iPhone camera because (A) I've become that kind of dad, and (B) in winter these moments of kids in overcoats retrieving shells or dipping their fingers in the gurgling water take on a romantic, windswept and irresistibly photogenic quality.
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If your credit card debt has been creeping up over time — and for many households, it is — your score likely won't be as high under the new model as the score of someone who has been paying down debt or zeroing out balances in full each month.
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Four pollsters have conducted two surveys since the announcement of the inquiry (HarrisX, YouGov, Morning Consult and Quinnipiac), and on average they show support for impeachment creeping up — from plus-4 to plus-5 over an average of 10 days between the initial and second survey.
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The polls also show that California billionaire Tom Steyer is creeping up in South Carolina, where he has spent at least $7.5 million on TV and radio, about $1 million on Facebook and hundreds of thousands of dollars more on digital advertising and mail blanketing the state.
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He doesn't even react to it — he's so busy creeping up to this intellectual guy, and she's a bit drunk and a bit bored and suddenly it's this energy from rock 'n roll, which in 1957 when the scene is set, is exactly when it hit the world.
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Creeping up in glitter at Gucci, dangling from the necks of the models at Loewe, making a statement on graphic T-shirts with laser beams shooting from their eyes at Marc Jacobs, being a Cat Lady in 2017 means your cool and chic and know how to freaking dress.
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She was full of rage toward him, and she expressed this not only in the portraits of insufferably pompous men that she smuggled into her fiction but also in strange revenge-fantasy cartoons that showed her serving Hyman entrails for dinner, or creeping up behind him with a hatchet.
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But almost every day I think about my responsibility or duty to him, as my partner in creating these exceptional children, and it plagues me more with each year, due to creeping up in age and because I try to be guided by kindness and doing the least harm.
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While her sister Kylie spent the day in the comfort of her luxury vehicle's turbo-powered air conditioning in Los Angeles, Snapchatting her dashboard's thermometer creeping up to a staggering 120°, Kendall was cool as a cucumber in N.Y.C., stepping out with her supermodel besties Gigi Hadid and Hailey Baldwin.
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When I was younger, the most I felt comfortable carrying was about $1,000, and once a year or so when it was creeping up, I'd pay it all off at once out of my rainy day fund just to be done with it, because carrying the balance stressed me out.
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Google and Facebook both announced on Monday that they would block fake news sources from using their ad networks (one of the key ways that small to moderately sized websites make money), but the issue of fake news creeping up in search results and news feeds is still an urgent one.
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Like any compulsive behavior, it's not easy — and a fidget spinner might only get you so far, because when you're feeling extra emotionally taxed (like, say, in the middle of a global pandemic), you might not even notice your thumb creeping up towards your mouth until you're spitting out nail splinters.
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Not only is this approach failing to equip students with the skills they need to successfully navigate sexual and romantic relationships, but it's also unrealistic in an era when most people start having sex in their mid-teens (age 16-17) and the average age of marriage is creeping up to almost 30.
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One used to strictly be a low-end play, but lately it's been creeping up the price scale with the release of the Moto X4 on Project Fi in the US. Android Go, by comparison, is a full release of Android available from the Android Open Source Project for any manufacturer to use.
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"With cases of confirmed coronavirus infections creeping up, and the media seeming to put a spotlight on the virus, it's easy to become anxious about it, especially if you or a loved one have a compromised immune system," said Dr. Diana Gall, a medical doctor at Doctor4U, a confidential online doctor service.
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Andreessen Horowitz (which, admirably, reinvested much of its fees to support services for entrepreneurs) last year expanded its range of investment, and announced that its largest new fund would be directed toward "late-stage venture"—that is, mature startups with some proven success—creeping up on the work of mainstream private equity.
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"The primary reason U.S. yields are creeping up is after thinking about it clearly, the market has decided that the Fed is unlikely to change the December 2017 dot - still saying they expect one more rate hike in 2017," said Greg Anderson, global head of foreign exchange strategy at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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Now the "fiery" cover photo links with at least three others in the book: a bus engulfed in flames; Yitzhak Rabin's coffin, lying in state above a mass of flickering candles; and a sleeping man in a restaurant, where a light leak in the film has created, again, a flame-like aura creeping up the banquette.
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"I think we're going to work through this continued intersection of domestic and international political risk, with the fact the economy is very good and the earnings projection is very good, and the valuations are creeping up, but they're by no means excessive, with interest rates at this level," said Julian Emanuel, chief equity and derivatives strategist at BTIG.
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TL;DR: The meal-prepping electric food chopper from Black+Decker should certainly be part of your college dorm shopping list — grab one at Walmart for just $19.99 College move-in time is creeping up more and more quickly, which means you should really start stockpiling your dorm room essentials if you don't want to settle in with nothing more than an old mattress topper.
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Philippe Botteri, a partner at Accel (who works alongside six other partners and principles based out of London), said that in addition to the average size of a Series A creeping up in value and proximity (essentially, the A round is raised sooner after seed than it used to be), another noticeable difference is the fact that the European opportunity has become more decentralised.
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Trump's signature bloat was already creeping up on the show—the second season finale was three hours long, and watched by nearly half as many viewers as the first season's—but after years of haunting the broader culture like the horny ghost of the 213s, thirstily angling for mentions in checkout-line magazines and collecting acrimonious public divorces, Trump was at least back in the game.
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India and China challenge U.S. and Russian dominance India and China challenge U.S. and Russian dominance For decades, the space race was dominated by two countries — Russia and the U.S. But now India and China are among a group of countries creeping up on the two superpowers, challenging their dominance not only in exploration but also in the commercial space sector and, critically, in the use of space for military purposes.
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While most of the population may not be rushing to deck out their homes in orange and black in the middle of summer, the share of Americans starting their Halloween shopping in September or earlier has been creeping up: Last year, according to the National Retail Federation, 37.1% of consumers said they planned to shop before October, the highest figure since the organization began collecting the data in 2013.
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Meanwhile, at Monse, Fernando Garcia and Laura Kim, who were recently named creative directors of Oscar de la Renta, offered a mix of torqued men's wear — pinstripes and crisp white shirts de-and-reconstructed into cold shoulder tops (shoulders are shaping up to be something of an erogenous zone) and wide, cropped trousers — before segueing into scarf and awning stripes and some white knits with sequins and paillettes creeping up from the hem like a fungus, or melting down a gown from a transparent chiffon shoulder.
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