For companies, compliance standards – and fines for breaking the rules – will get steeper.
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The learning curve does only get steeper here, but that means the growing never stops.
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For Fitbit, the difficulty curve is only going to get steeper as Apple doubles down on the fitness aspects of its watches.
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Every year, Amazon has attempted to get more users shopping through Alexa enabled devices and each year the stakes rise and the discounts get steeper.
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Employees could still require after-hours responses in case of emergencies and if the workers are being paid overtime, but violations would come with fines that get steeper for repeat violations.
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As the truck makes it way through alleys, the road begins to get steeper, filled with abandoned cars, watchful young men, and graffiti indicating which group has control of the territory.
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But as the number of major, independent players shrinks and valuations get steeper, buyers are setting their sights further afield – at niche products such as snacks and accessories and services including grooming and doggie daycare.
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"As time passes, the discounts will get steeper, but the stores will be so picked over that the quality won't be that good," said Alex Arifuzzaman, founder at retail real estate advisory firm InterStratics Consultants.
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The bottom line: The polling suggests that if the public comes to view the next round of entitlement "reform" as a way to pay for the tax cuts, that hill will get steeper and even the Republican base may not support the effort.
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At the same time, more employers say they will adopt another PBM strategy of restricting the number of brand-name pharmaceuticals on their drug formulary as a means to get steeper discounts; 59 percent plan to use limitations on the list of drugs covered under their pharmacy benefit plans next year, up from 693 percent in 2017.
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The road heads into an increasingly rural area as the hills get steeper and longer. Route 31 then enters Princeton and begins climbing very steeply; it gains about in approximately . Entering the center of Princeton, it joins Route 62 and turns east to avoid going over Mount Wachusett. The mountain is instead connected by Mountain Road.
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This type of volcano is characterized as having low slopes at the bottom that gradually get steeper the higher up the mountain. Chimborazo has a circumference of and a diameter of . Chimborazo's upper elevations are covered in glaciers that are decreasing in size due to climate change and falling ash from the nearby volcano, Tungurahua. In addition to the glaciers, the volcano is covered with craters.
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Te Kooti’ s bridge marks the start of the grade V and the end of the grade III. After the bridge, it is an easy grade II float for about 4 km then the banks get steeper and the rapids start off with the largest one on the river, Long Rapid. Scenery on this stretch includes massive boulders, waterfalls falling from the steep canyon walls and fascinating erosion patterns created by the water on the soft stones. The rapids are continuous for the full 18 km with the grade being mostly III+ with some exciting IV/V.
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