Instagram's already-very-high bar for posts has crept to a scary new height.
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The fire crept to within 1.5 miles (2.4 km) of the village, she said.
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McDonald's crept to a record on Monday, and not for the first time this year.
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I thought it might be a vehicle, and I crept to the riverbank to see.
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She crept to the window and peeked out: soldiers, dozens of them, jogging toward Tula Toli.
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And the somber mood has crept to the Vatican, where cases of infection have been found.
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The Dodgers crept to within 3-2 on Trayce Thompson's two-run home run in the fourth.
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It eventually crept to gold, but was largely seen as a failure by Ma$e and Jermaine Dupri standards.
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For what it's worth, Ancestral Void has already crept to the top of my menta "best albums of 2017" list.
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N.C. A&T went almost six minutes without a field goal as Wake Forest crept to a 35-29 edge.
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A year later, as Mr. Cameron spent time exploring the deepest parts of the ocean, the date crept to December 2017.
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The margin in the RealClearPolitics average has returned to nearly 10 points, after Republicans crept to within 21625 points earlier this month.
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Riding a nine-game winning streak, they had crept to within a game and a half of the best record in the NBA.
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The margin in the RealClearPolitics average has returned to nearly 10 points, after Republicans crept to within 7 points earlier this month. http://bit.
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The indicator has crept to 7.6, close to the euphoric level of 8 [out of 10], that triggers a sell signal for risk assets.
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One megafire in the Kanangra Boyd National Park to the city's southwest had crept to the very outskirts of Campbelltown, a suburb of 157,000 people.
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Day crept to 12-under after three straight birdies from the 10th hole, only to drop five shots in the next five holes and shoot 73.
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Jill Ellis, the American coach, crept to the very edge of the sideline to berate Lindsey Horan for abandoning a defensive post to join a counterattack.
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While Wall Street has been focused on trade talks and diplomatic tensions over the summer, the U.S. dollar has quietly crept to its highest levels of the year.
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But aided by making a steady path to the free-throw line and a few baskets by Dimitrijevic, the Bears crept to within 64-59 with 4:53 remaining.
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Its 22015,29.3-plus residents were ordered from their homes on Wednesday night as a fierce blaze dubbed the Tubbs fire crept to within 220 miles (3.2 km) of city limits.
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In the last half-hour, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock crept to a tiny gain, closing up less than a third of a point, an increase of just 0.01 percent.
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In 2017 and 2018, the Mets never crept to within 10 games of first place in the N.L. East for a single day in the second half of the season.
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Soon, he arrived above his professor's office on the third floor and dropped down from the ceiling, crept to the door, unlocked it, and allegedly let in his backup—sophomore Troy Kiphuth.
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But it has threatened more than 200 structures and forced officials to close the 101 Freeway near the Pacific Coast periodically as flames crept to within less than a mile of the shore.
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No buildings have been destroyed so far, but flames had crept to within a few hundred yards of homes, with multiple aircraft dropping water and flame retardant, according to Inciweb, an interagency fire report.
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He is the son of Anne Migliore Brenner of Scotia, N.Y. The couple had been together for a decade, but the idea of a wedding had somehow never crept to the top of the agenda.
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What began as snowflakes falling on Greenland during the last ice age has crept to the sea in a glacier and then broken off, probably sometime in the last three years, to float slowly out into Baffin Bay.
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The Hornets crept to within four points early in the second quarter on a 3-point shot by Kaminsky, but the Raptors pulled away again and led 71-52 when Lowry hit a 3-pointer to end the scoring in the first half.
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" When watching Manhattan, one of Allen's films in which he begins a relationship with a teenager, Engelhardt wrote in a manuscript of her unpublished memoir: "I cried through most of the movie, the dawning of realization slowly settling in as my greatest fears crept to the surface.
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Specifically, today Google is introducing coding for three new ad formats: This is significant because one main reason that pages have crept to a halt on the web is because of advertising and the large amount of bloatware that accompanies them to measure what we do.
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After the Bulls crept to within five points on two free throws by Justin Holiday with 213.9:26 remaining, Ellington hit a 133-pointer to again extend Miami's lead, which eventually grew to 213 points — thanks in large part to the role the Heat bench played in the victory.
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"It was the difference to start the game, kind of set the tone for us a little bit," The Heat crept to within eight points of the Raptors, but when Lowry made a driving reverse layup with 3:39 to play in the half, Toronto led by 20.
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The victory came with some jitters at the end as Dellin Betances hit two batters and walked two more in the ninth inning, but it was a much-needed one for the Yankees, who ended a three-game losing streak and crept to within four and a half games of the Red Sox in the American League East.
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Every knuckleball aficionado keeps an eye out for the wonkiest offering—this particular evening's came in the form of a pitch to Miguel Sano that crept to the plate, paused, and scudded hard to the left, so that Sano missed it by a seeming yard and spun fully around on his cleats—but no one moment proved as fun as the game's larger tempo.
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Reds 1, Phils 0"The Big Red Surge" Sports Illustrated, Oct. 5, 1964 The Phils were swept in three games by Cincinnati, who crept to within games of first place. Then they were swept in four games by Milwaukee.
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Crawling on their bellies, Davis and his party crept to within of the enemy position. The Japanese defenders threw two grenades at them, but the grenades failed to explode. Davis and his men threw eight grenades at the Japanese, destroying several of their positions.
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She crept to her mother and untied her hands, then took the fire extinguisher and returned to her own room. When she heard Tracey scream and then the sounds of Nelson at her door, she threw the fire extinguisher through her bedroom window and escaped—running to the McKay household. Maureen McKay quickly telephoned the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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The coalition opposed Cao's forces in the Battle of Tong Pass, where Cao personally took charge of operations. With skilful manoeuvring, Cao's army crept to the rear of the coalition forces and routed them in a decisive encounter in the autumn of 211. The defeat at Tong Pass signalled the beginning of the end of autonomy in the northwest.Haloun, p.
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By Aug. 25, the Reds had crept to within 3 games of the Dodgers and 3½ games of the Giants, thanks to a 6-game winning streak. The Reds had made up ground on both the Giants and the Dodgers, who had finally started to fade. Los Angeles lost star pitcher Sandy Koufax to a finger injury on July 17 against the Reds.
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Soon thereafter, Turkey got underway for mine-sweeping operations in the North Sea. During her second operation (which ran from 8 to 29 May), a mine exploded directly beneath Turkey on 16 May. The disabled minesweeper crept to Lyness, at Scapa Flow, where she was drydocked for repairs. Her damage was corrected in time for Turkey to take part in the project's fifth operation, commencing on 22 July.
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The knoll contained several machine-gun and mortar positions which had effectively held off the American attacks across the ridge. As 2nd Battalion's executive officer Captain Davis volunteered to lead four other men against the knoll. Crawling on their bellies, Davis and his party crept to within 10 yd (9.1 m) of the enemy position. The Japanese defenders threw two grenades at them, but the grenades failed to explode.
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The Monday, the start was at 5 am, the anchor didn't come up easily, and the sails were set. This time the bowsprit was topped and the jib-topsail was rehanked to the stemhead becoming a staysail. There was still little wind. To come up to the tier, a boomie would anchor up wind and drift in, but the George Smeed came in under sail from the leeward and crept to the tier.
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Gregerson struck out the next two batters to preserve the Athletics' lead, but the Royals had crept to within one run. Closer Greg Holland took the mound for Kansas City and was somewhat shaky, walking three batters, but mustered the three required outs without major damage, and Kansas City took their one-run deficit to the bottom of the ninth. Oakland's closer, Sean Doolittle, pitched in relief of Gregerson. Pinch-hitter Josh Willingham singled and was replaced by pinch-runner Jarrod Dyson.
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Nasi announced that Bure would be reoccupied; re-took Fort Emmanuel and attacked the force at Bahrdar Giorgis. Wingate could retire on his communications towards Bure or attack boldly against the much superior Italian force and chose to go on the offensive. Guerilla attacks were made at night after careful preparation and needed great skill, discipline and dash from the Sudanese troops involved. In the middle of the night, parties of about fifty men crept to within of a post and attacked with grenades and bayonets.
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In March 2000, it further developed into a cable modem-based broadband service. This service proved to be successful when the service crept to the local households at an average rate of 80,000 homes per month, resulting in a total of 700,000 homes by October 2000. It is thus not surprising that the Group has the fastest development in expanding its cable modem service in the world. The high-speed broadband network service was presented after the acquisition of the certification of telecommunications service.
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Discussion of the real presence (except by those educated in the universities) was forbidden, and priests who married were to be dismissed. It was becoming clear that the King's views on religion differed from those of Cromwell and Cranmer. Henry made his traditional preferences known during the Easter Triduum of 1539, where he crept to the cross on Good Friday. Later that year, Parliament passed the Six Articles reaffirming Roman Catholic beliefs and practices such as transubstantiation, clerical celibacy, confession to a priest, votive masses, and withholding communion wine from the laity.
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Private First Class Mann's official Medal of Honor citation reads: > He distinguished himself by conspicuous gallantry above and beyond the call > of duty. On 18 September 1944, in the vicinity of Best, Holland [sic], his > platoon, attempting to seize the bridge across the Wilhelmina Canal, was > surrounded and isolated by an enemy force greatly superior in personnel and > firepower. Acting as lead scout, Pfc. Mann boldly crept to within rocket- > launcher range of an enemy artillery position and, in the face of heavy > enemy fire, destroyed an 88mm gun and an ammunition dump.
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Despite the negative publicity, the band pressed on regardless with a set of live shows in the summer of that year, including T in the Park, Glastonbury and the V Festival. The focus during the latter part of 1997 moved to the US where both "Tattva" and "Hey Dude" received airplay exposure. "Tattva" became a minor No. 10 hit in the Modern Rock Tracks chart and "Hey Dude" peaked at No. 25\. K itself peaked at No. 11 in the Heatseekers chart and crept to No. 200 in the Billboard charts.
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After walking Alex Gordon Gregerson struck out the next two batters to preserve the Athletics' lead, but the Royals had crept to within one run. Closer Greg Holland took the mound for Kansas City and was somewhat shaky, walking three batters, but mustered the three required outs without major damage, and Kansas City took their one-run deficit to the bottom of the ninth. Oakland's closer, Sean Doolittle, pitched in relief of Gregerson. Pinch-hitter Josh Willingham hit a bloop single and was replaced by pinch-runner Jarrod Dyson.
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The corporation of Harwich said they were unable to meet King's claim, but deposited £90 with Sir Anthony Deane in 1677 to be invested on their behalf. In the winter of 1678 King nearly died of pleurisy, but "crept to the House" to vote for the Government. He received £2,486, between February 1680 and April 1688 either as interest for a loan he had made to Charles I, or "as of free gift and royal bounty". King died between April and October 1688 when the bounty was paid to his widow.
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Harmon ordered his > squad to hold their position and voluntarily began a 1-man assault. Carrying > white phosphorus grenades and a submachine gun, he skillfully took advantage > of what little cover the terrain afforded and crept to within 25 yards of > the first position. He set the haystack afire with a grenade, and when 2 of > the enemy attempted to flee from the inferno, he killed them with his > submachine gun. Crawling toward the second machinegun emplacement, he > attracted fire and was wounded; but he continued to advance and destroyed > the position with hand grenades, killing the occupants.
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The cost of the Church was reputed to be £1,000 and in May 1888 there were concerns that only £400 had been raised.Eastern Districts Chronicle, 26 April 1888, p.2; Eastern Districts Chronicle, 25 August 1888, p.5. In fact, only £236 had been raised, all of the donors to that time being listed in an advertisement the following month, the largest of them being John Henry Monger (£59) who was paying in instalments. Donations continued to be published and the total crept to £345.Eastern Districts Chronicle, 2 June 1888, p.6; 9 June 1888, p.5; 16 June 1888, p.
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GE Aviation's offer would be through CFM, with the LEAP as the baseline for a bigger engine, half a generation further, with advanced but mature enough technology. Boeing issued a request for proposals (RFP) with a June 27, 2018 deadline for a engine with a thrust specific fuel consumption (TSFC) 25% lower than the 757's engines. At least two engine-makers want exclusivity for the $2 billion program cost. Even if its thrust crept to , GE and Safran will bid through their CFM joint venture with a 3D-woven-resin transfer molding fan like the Leap instead of a GEnx/GE9X-type carbon-fiber composite.
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Another tale recounts how Twm waylaid a rich squire, who was accompanied by his daughter, Twm was so smitten with her that he returned her jewellery to her and attempted to woo her, against her father's opposition and, initially, her own. One full moon shortly after the robbery, he crept to her window, roused her from sleep, caught her hand at the window and kissed it, refusing to let her go until she promised to marry him. She wouldn't promise so Twm drew his dagger, drew blood on her wrist and threatened to sever her hand unless she assented to marriage forthwith. She agreed to marry him and she kept her hand.
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Carr's official Medal of Honor citation reads: > Leading a squad of Company L, he gallantly cleared the way for his company's > approach along a ridge toward its objective, the Casoni di Remagna. When his > platoon was pinned down by heavy fire from enemy mortars, machineguns, > machine pistols, and rifles, he climbed in advance of his squad on a > maneuver around the left flank to locate and eliminate the enemy gun > positions. Undeterred by deadly fire that ricocheted off the barren rocky > hillside, he crept to the rear of the first machinegun and charged, firing > his submachinegun. In this surprise attack he captured 8 prisoners and > turned them over to his squad before striking out alone for a second > machinegun.
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Next day the 17th (Northern) Division managed to bomb a short distance northwards, along trenches towards Contalmaison. At midnight, a surprise advance by XV Corps to capture the south end of Mametz Wood, Wood Trench and Quadrangle Trench, was delayed by a rainstorm but began at The leading troops crept to within of the German defences before zero hour and rushed the defenders, to capture Quadrangle Trench and Shelter Alley. On the right, the attackers were stopped by uncut wire and a counter-attack; several attempts to renew the advance were repulsed by German machine-gun fire at Mametz Wood and Wood Trench. The 38th (Welsh) Division relieved the 7th Division, which had lost since 1 July.
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A night-encounter between new recruits to the Cheshires on their way to the Somme and a new Brigade of the West Kents, going the same way, was the subject of a 1935 poem by F. L. Lucas, ‘Morituri - August 1915, on the road from Morlancourt’, which ends:Lucas, F. L., Poems, 1935 (Cambridge, 1935), p.91 :A whisper came – "The Cheshires". Unseen on our leaf-hung track, :Their gay mirth mocked our caution, till the stillness flooded back :And deep in the sodden woodland we crept to our bivouack. :But still when grave heads are shaken and sombre seems the day, :Beyond the years I hear it – faint, phantom, far away – :That lilt of the Cheshires laughing, down through the dark to Bray.
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Nuanced language in the framing of the October 1764 presentment, which only excluded "papist[s] or popish recusant convict[s]" and not papists in general, provided colonial administrators the leeway to account for the administrative necessities of running a country populated in majority by a foreign ethnic group. Indeed, the limited number of Protestant males in the colony (they numbered 200 in 1763 and crept to no more than 700 by 1775) meant that Carleton, and Murray before him, had to look elsewhere to staff the state apparatus, and the only available pool was the Canadien population. The shifting legal definition of Catholicism in the Province of Quebec represents not an instance of British cultural domination and paternal enforcement, but rather a propensity for mutual adaptation in the face of regional circumstances and challenges.
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Numerous researchers pinpoint the location of the battle north of Adrianople and near the keep of Vukelon - K. Jireče, V. Guzelev, St. Boyadjiev - yet there is no conclusive evidence. According to Niketas Choniates, a Byzantine historian, in the day of the battle Tsar Kaloyan chose the place of the ambush in the following manner: "After which Yoan and his army hid in the ravines, entered the precipice and through those steep places crept to the highlands, making sure their opponents did not notice they were there". In other scriptures, it reads "...and hid in the narrows in the shadowy forests". Tricked by the Cuman cavalry, the knights chased them for at least two leagues before reaching the place of the ambush, which is between 7 and 9 kilometers, depending on which French league Geoffrey of Villehardouin was using.
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By the end of November, McClair had scored just twice in the league and Hughes had found the net eight times, with Manchester United fi ding themselves in mid-table after a run of eight draws and one defeat. Results improved over the next couple of months as United crept to the fringes of the title challenge, but fell away in the final quarter of the season as Manchester United finished 11th. McClair and Hughes both managed 16 goals in all competitions, with Hughes being leading scorer in the league with 14 goals to McClair's 10. Having scored in both the quarter final and the replay of the semi final, he was on the winning side as Manchester United won 1–0 over Crystal Palace in the 1990 FA Cup Final replay at Wembley Stadium on 17 May 1990, five days after drawing 3–3 in the first match. In the league, however, it had been a disappointing time for McClair as he scored just five goals and Manchester United finished 13th – their lowest finish since they were relegated from the top flight 16 years earlier.
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