But once you go up you gotta just go up.
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And you'd rather have the stock price go up than not go up.
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If prices go up a lot, expect the inventory to go up, too.
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You go up in the ladder and you go up in the company.
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Inflation has to go up , it has to go up to close to 2 percent.
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"We don't want to go up there dead; we want to go up there alive."
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But, stocks go up, and stocks go down, and then, usually they go up again.
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You need wages to go up and wages won't go up until productivity goes up.
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DOES THAT GO UP, DOES THAT NEED TO GO UP BECAUSE OF THE EXPENSE OF 215G?
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YOU DON'T HAVE THAT KIND OF LEVERAGE OR EXPOSURE IN THE SYSTEM, BUT IT DOESN'T MEAN THAT RATES CAN'T GO UP, THAT RECESSION CAN'T GO UP, INFLATION CAN'T GO UP, SURPRISE PEOPLE.
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Now demolish my house and change the planning rules, go up, the land value will go up.
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So, when oil prices go up, they do have an impact -- you know, gasoline prices go up.
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This particular case reveals how the standards of proof can go up when the stakes go up.
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Market cannot go up continuously, either it should stabilise or should go up again after some kind of consolidation.
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Its $8 plan will go up to $9 and its $14 plan will go up to $16 a month.
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Its $7.99 plan will go up to $8.99 and its $13.99 plan will go up to $15.99 a month.
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US Steel's going to go up $4 bucks, then you have to sell, but Nucor could go up $15.
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If the guys in the back call for a sail to go up, it should go up without issues.
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"As rents go up you know the prices go up, and after a while we'll be overpriced," he said.
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I'm not thrilled because we go up and every time you go up, they want to raise rates again.
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"Start tracking prices as they go up and down — and they will certainly go up and down," he said.
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Costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations.
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SO I THINK YOU'LL SEE RATES GO UP AND STOCKS GO UP IN TANDEM AT THE END OF THE YEAR.
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You don't buy equities that can't go up, so you probably shouldn't be buying Triple Cs that can't go up.
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Premarin, which helps with menopause, will go up 163 percent, and the HIV drug Truvada will go up 4.8 percent.
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In Alaska, the premiums would go up by $2,930, and in Alabama, they would go up by $2,230, the analysis found.
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Go up there and trust your eyes and if it's a ball, it's a ball, but don't go up there being passive.
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There's always so much attention, did the stock go up 210 percent or 230 percent or did it go up 22018 percent?
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I talk to a lot of entrepreneurs and some have to go up against Facebook some have to go up against Google.
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MNUCHIN: WELL, AS YOU KNOW, THE FORWARD CURVE EXPECTS RATES TO GO UP. SO, AGAIN, WITHOUT PREDICTING RATES, THE MARKET EXPECTS RATES TO GO UP. THE QUESTION WILL BE DO THEY GO UP FASTER AND FURTHER THAN THE MARKET PREDICTS?
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They would go up, they would go down, they would go up, they would go down, and frankly the numbers were somewhat dramatic.
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You're seeing your deductibles go up, your premiums go up — or they're simply not renewing it because they cannot absorb these losses anymore.
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To some degree this is a similar group to the one that's seen it's mortality go up, that's seen it's opioid use go up.
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But I think there, the regulatory standards need to go up, and the data quality needs to go up, to actually have comparable data.
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IT'S BACK TO ALMOST LIKE THE OLD WAYS OF MAKING MONEY WHERE STOCKS GO UP, STOCKS GO DOWN, BONDS GO UP, BONDS GO DOWN.
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They want sales to go up rather than down, and they'd like to see sales go up a lot rather than up a little.
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Sure, firemen, policemen and teachers could see the values of their pension plans go up if stocks go up from a corporate tax cut.
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Our projections of earnings that go up and, of course, the best kind of earnings are the ones that go up without more capital investment.
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I THINK INTEREST RATES ARE GOING TO GO UP. I THINK THEY'RE GOING TO GO UP A LOT…I THINK IT'S JUST A MORE OPTIMISTIC VIEW ABOUT ECONOMIC GROWTH AND WHEN YOU HAVE ABSURD INTEREST RATE LEVELS AND YOU COMBINE IT WITH A CHANGE IN EXPECTATION ON ECONOMIC GROWTH, INTERESTE RATES HAVE TO GO UP AND I THINK THEY'RE GOING TO GO UP A LOT MORE WORLDWIDE.
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And, "their premiums are going to go up even more, and their deductibles are going to go up even more under the Republican plan," Cox said.
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These bikes go up to 15 mph, while Ford GoBikes by Motivate will go up to 18 mph and Social Bicycles' Jump bikes go 20 mph.
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Arms go up, phones go up, the 350-capacity room is filled with deafening screams like Harry Styles just stepped out of a car to vomit.
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The Hornets responded with a 262-252 run to go up four, but New York scored seven straight to go up 291-212 with 83 seconds left.
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"If things go up, they continue to go up on average, and if things go down, they continue to go down," at least in the short run.
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And the answer is on Medicare-for-all, costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations.
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So the next week go up to two minutes, and the next go up to three minutes, and the next four — with still only the one-minute recovery.
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Where the specs go up, they go up a lot, and in doing so address some of the biggest requests from creatives — Apple's primary customers for the MBP.
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As earnings go up, purchases tend to go up as well, until we succumb to lifestyle inflation: living up to the ceiling of what our income will allow.
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Better displays - The new iPads go up to 600 nits and have variable refresh rates that go up to 120Hz—double the typical 60Hz of other mobile displays.
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But they'll go up, not a joke, they'll go up and say, 'If my kid liked that person that much, and knew them, there must be something there.
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Home energy use will go up: With oil prices down, more people working from home and public transport a place where coronavirus spreads, consumer energy use will go up.
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How it works: Medicaid today is administered as a joint state-federal program, whose costs go up and down as enrollment and health care costs go up and down.
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"Total investment dollars would go up in Israel but they wouldn't go up as fast as they might have otherwise if the BDS movement hadn't taken place," said Anthony.
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A lot of guys don't play, your minutes might go up, your usage might go up, and that affects your summer as you go into March when that crash comes.
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"You should not buy any vacation real estate assuming the value will go up, because if it does go up, the guys sponsoring these properties will build more," Professor Mayer said.
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"We go up and every time you go up they want to raise rates again," Trump told Kernen in the interview, which will air in full on Friday at 6 a.m.
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WILLIAMS: So, Dana, just to speak about the economy because I think that Jesse&aposs right the numbers go up like -- after the North Korean summit we saw his numbers go up.
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"Our numbers are going to go up, the wait times are going to go up," said Mahshid Abir, a physician at the University of Michigan, where a coronavirus case has been treated.
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"We also think inflation in Europe will go up, inflation in Japan will go up and they will start to reduce quantitative easing, which should be positive for these two currencies," Zuercher said.
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"I get that, that's the economic orthodoxy that when tariffs go up, consumer prices go up," said acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney in an interview on Fox News on Sunday.
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"These are high beta stocks, so when the markets go up, you would expect them to go up even more," said Rich Repetto, who analyzes the brokerage and exchange community at Sandler O'Neill.
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Yes, the coronavirus is going to get worse for a time, but markets will go up before business conditions start going up — and markets will go up before the coronavirus starts getting better.
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If the unemployment rate should go up, and right now, it's still 3.5%, 50 or lower, but if it does go up, unemployment insurance, food stamps, various welfare related programs, those are automatic.
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You look down to angle down, go up, and if you flapped your wings, which you could do because you're attached to these things, you go up and you could ... you feel it.
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Inflation is when prices go up and money buys less.
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Plus should tariffs for synthetic walnuts go up 0.37 percent?
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"Even if prices go up, sales won't change," Ledon said.
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Its watches start at $325,000 and go up to $688,000.
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KERNEN: I JUST -- I WANT WAGES TO GO UP, FINALLY.
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We'll have a deficit, and prices will really go up.
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For the first time you are seeing earnings go up.
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Just as Netflix's prices go up, Hulu's are going down.
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After all, yields move lower as bond prices go up.
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We wouldn't want to go up against him anytime soon.
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Maybe this is a sign that rates actually go up.
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" However, he warns that "the market will not go up.
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"If I'm called, I'll go up and tell the truth."
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Revenues from the public purse will go up, up, up.
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I am quite confident that the fares will go up.
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The big questions for next year: Will rates go up?
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Why can't we go up there and build a crew?
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Rather, I saw pain levels go up linearly with age.
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" "A random girl asked to go up on my shoulders.
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YOU JUST HAVE TO GO UP AND ORDER THE DEVICES.
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"I think it will continue to go up," he said.
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If you take one video down, five more go up.
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The sticks go up to 4,800MHz, and that's before overclocking.
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If they don't, their violations go up to $5,000 each.
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In cycles, things often go down before they go up.
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It can reportedly go up to 284 miles per hour.
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Is there an approval process for them to go up?
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And investments, you might know, can go up and down.
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The truth is suicides don't go up during the holidays.
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Even so, prices will go up and capacity will shrink.
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It'll eventually go up to $19.99 after a "limited time."
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They get all the highlights, they go up right away.
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The multiple could go up or down a little bit.
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And it's possible that that number will go up again.
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And I said s-- sometimes they both wanna go up.
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If "APRN" doesn't go up, it will signify weak demand.
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Yeah, I don't think you can go up so high.
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Because he doesn't want to go up against Hillary Clinton.
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If wholesale energy prices go up, so will household bills.
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I go up and down about 7 to 8 lbs.
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He couldn't go up a staircase without breaking a bone.
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IF RATES GO UP, WHAT ARE WE GOING TO DO?
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Not only did rates not go up, they went down.
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Waist size did go up slightly for all three groups.
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"You'll see the markets go up and down," O'Leary said.
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So which sectors go up when the Fed raises rates?
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Every time he talks about guns, gun sales go up.
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Are you going to go up and down the mountains?
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That price will go up when the device hits stores.
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More than a quarter said their taxes would go up.
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It showed us in 2011 it could go up dramatically.
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I know the rent will go up with the renovations.
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Insurable needs go up once children are in the picture.
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And the odds of favorable regulatory treatment would go up.
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The question now is how far can it go up.
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Did violent crime go up in the US in 22016?
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Boosted Boards start at $1,153 and go up to $1,499.
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Book today and you'll save $100 before prices go up.
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He quickly changed his mind and decided to go up.
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New sports bras will go up to size 38E. Finally.
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If cigarette prices go up, it will cause more crime.
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It's uncouth to go up without explicitly thanking the Academy.
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I only made Amir Khan go up one weight class.
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"Don't let your sperm go up in smoke," it said.
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No. That's why I want to go up in space.
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"If I go up, it feels like work," he said.
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I'M GONNA – MARCELO, IS MY BILL GOING TO GO UP?
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He just caused their rates to go up even higher.
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Can't think of a reason for it to go up.
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I think stocks still may have room to go up.
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Test scores and graduation rates go up, achievement gaps close.
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Medical costs go up as health goes down, of course.
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If you make the people smarter, their wages go up.
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TikTok videos can go up to 60 seconds in length.
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No. Could it go up another buck and a half?
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" "I would never go up to him and say, 'Hey!
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Its revenues will go up and so will shareholders' dividends.
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The eventual winner will go up against Cheney in November.
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Two people in an elevator are about to go up.
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Those percentages will go up as today's young people age.
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We can't have a market that continues to go up.
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Those hopes soon threatened to, well, go up in smoke.
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Book yours today as prices go up at the door.
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I'd have to go up to them all and ask.
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Do crime rates really go up during a full moon?
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You've seen Department of State and CDC warnings go up.
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The sum would go up by $213 for every child.
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His answer: Go up in a ball and spin fast.
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"They tip the same amount, and your wages go up."
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If and when that happens, then rates can go up.
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I really loved to go up into the projection room.
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Otherwise, we go up to the roof and take pictures.
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Depression rates go up 11% after daylight savings time begins.
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The sailors' legs go up and down, up and down.
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I think it has a ways to go up actually.
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"You will go up to the master bedroom" she said.
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Fees at many national parks will go up in June.
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Just 32% said they thought their wages would go up.
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But a lot of the time, prices go up anyway.
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I hand them the baby and go up to shower.
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It's 12.5%, it will neither go up, nor go down.
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THEY GO UP AND DOWN, SOMETIMES 291% IN A DAY.
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The Saints kicked a field goal to go up three.
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AND REAL GDP STARTED TO GO UP 18 MONTHS AGO.
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And we're going to go up and down the strip.
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Valuations go up when more investors are interested in investing.
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More will go up, he said, but on private property.
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Once new buildings go up, further excavation will become impossible.
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"There's no historical reason why his ratings couldn't go up."
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"Numbers are going to go up and down," he said.
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The buttons even make our voices go up or down.
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Restrict the supply of labour, and pay should go up.
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Gold royalties go up to 3.5 percent from 2.5 percent.
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You didn't have assets, they didn't go up in value.
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The markets might go up, or they might go down.
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Supply and demand are disproportionate, so land prices go up.
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"I think it needs to go up," he told Reuters.
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If the yields go up, you have to sell stocks.
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Watch one go up in our latest Daily 360 video.
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You'll see earnings go up but operating margins come down.
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Second, the market can go up significantly during troubling times.
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"We're gonna go up onstage with him tomorrow," she said.
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I don't think the market will go up much further.
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If they go up a lot, we trim them back.
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If oil supply is kept down, prices will go up.
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TFW you casually watch your relationship go up in flames
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It's going to go up, it's going to go down.
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By 2027, taxes on the lowest earners would go up.
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Each year, the rent is to go up 3 percent.
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Go up the Avenue de l'Opéra to your starting point.
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Is it daunting to go up against the legendary filmmaker?
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The notifications will start to go up at noon EST.
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It takes a lot of guts to go up there.
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You can go further down than you can go up.
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We're thinking Kevin's gift budget might go up slightly though.
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Tax revenues go up; the towns get a new image.
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It feels like he can only go up from here.
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"So if you are an adolescent your cognitive abilities go up, your achievement scores go up, and if you are elderly, or on the way, it actually helps prevent dementia, including Alzheimer's," said Giroir.
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I'm worried these numbers -- they keep going up, and they're going to go up because of the testing, but I think they're going to go up as well because this virus continues to spread.
|
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Interest rates are low, incomes start to grow, so in an early cycle environment you can buy, but in a later cycle, interest rates go up, home prices go up, it's harder to buy.
|
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"Remember that retail is a very low-margin business, so when the prices on the goods that retailers are purchasing go up the prices for consumers are likely to go up as well," French said.
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"That makes you all look very smart and your families say, 'Boy, are you a great investor,' right, when you have your numbers go up and your stocks go up and everything else," he said.
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For decades, the life expectancy rate would go up each year.
|
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If so, CO2 emissions and air pollution will go up. Period.
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The thing is, the wind changes direction as you go up.
|
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Clearly as Saudi production goes up, their costs go up too.
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And then quite soon after that, the public will go up.
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I still think the market could go up in the meantime.
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As people begin to discover it, rates will likely go up.
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We've seen every other Avenger go up against Thanos, and lose.
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As (the) recovery will firm up, real rates will go up.
|
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As Medicare premiums go up each year, the penalty does, too.
|
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When you go up to higher stakes you encounter more professionals.
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It can hold nine passengers and go up to 650 miles.
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The price will only go up once it hits the market.
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First day was 100 then they would go up to 200.
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On busier times, that can go up to half an hour.
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A half-dozen Democrats are competing to go up against Harris.
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From there, numbers go "up and to the right" fairly quickly.
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"Generally, when prices go up, demand goes down," wrote the analysts.
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But Hwee would like to see it go up a gear.
|
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Vancouver then scored five consecutive goals to go up 244-1.
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Still, after his death, the suicide rate did not go up.
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It will never happen because they'll let their currency go up.
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Prices will go up, but you'll get more for your money.
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We clean up, feed the animals, and go up to bed.
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You go up one flight, but then you turn a corner.
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And it looks like the shear is going to go up.
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If that ice melts, it causes sea levels to go up.
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When you go up, you hit so many, you hit — bang!
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Most companies go up in their debut and that's on purpose.
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In other words, as rates go up, people buy fewer timeshares.
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They see markets go up and down and they don't panic.
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If rates go up, we don't think emerging markets will suffer.
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I ask a media relations officer if I can go up.
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People are — at least $10, but it has to go up.
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HOWEVER, AS YOU KNOW, TYPICALLY THE MARKETS GO UP OVER TIME.
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AND WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN WHEN INTEREST RATES GO UP?
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You can't just go up there and knock on the door.
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He also has accident forgiveness, and his rate won't go up.
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Don't expect them to go up in a straight line, though.
|
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It's unclear what caused the car to go up in flames.
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First, the market will go up and down, sometimes a lot.
|
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And what if you want to go up into space yourself?
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Barbee: Every single person who attempted to go up made it.
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But he contends it's "intuitively obvious" that costs would go up.
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Taxes may also go up on alcohol, cigarettes and sugary drinks.
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People complain when their insurance payments go up a few bucks.
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He's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system.
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Hillary's numbers will just go up if they start attacking Bill.
|
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Depending on the model, they can go up to 22 mph.
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Wages go up, stocks go down, all that kind of stuff.
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Rent in NYC continues to go up while my income doesn't.
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Scores typically start at around 300 and go up to 850.
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It should go up, but states should call the shots here.
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People are — at least $10, but it has to go up.
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The more girls get in, the more girls will go up.
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Taxes would need to go up dramatically to finance Sanders' proposal.
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But variable costs like gas, food, electricity usage all go up.
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I think you can have prices that go up and up.
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Intercom says that customer sales go up an average of 82%.
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The speed of your Chrome browser is about to go up.
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A regulation will go up, then they will refine that regulation.
|
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But that also means not everything should go up together, either.
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It's okay though, I used to go up the project stairs.
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Simpson will go up before a parole board in November 2017.
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As refinance applications surge, average loan size tends to go up.
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It's not unusual for debates to go up against sporting events.
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SO I THINK THEY'LL PROBABLY GO UP SOME IN THE FUTURE.
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Go up there, pick his chosen one and hit a homer.
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Start with a half teaspoon and then go up from there.
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The costs go up as you age, which can get pricey.
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"We're seeing expenditures go up and up and up," said Flannigan.
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Crocs (the animal) go up but Crocs (the "footwear") go down.
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You're waiting for the Bat-Signal to go up over Gotham.
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I would like to see it go up to five rounds.
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We've seen elections proceed fairly, houses go up, diseases nearly disappear.
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Now that the sun's out I'll go up to the pass.
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The trade barriers that would presumably go up are entirely artificial.
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In addition, the child tax credit will go up 65 percent.
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FABER: YOU CAN GO UP TO BOSTON AND CHECK IT OUT.
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The podcast should go up on Wednesday, the 14th of March.
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That's a $100 savings before prices go up — book yours today.
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Independent analysts say many taxpayers could see their taxes go up.
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We try to go up two or three times a season.
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Their retention rates go up when they provide a corporate benefit.
|
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"You're asking for the rape rate to go up," she said.
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But among likely voters, Trump's numbers go up, 21625-2900 percent.
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Future Nuro vehicles are planned to go up to 45 m.p.h.
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"I can't go up the steps of my boat," he said.
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They're monopolizing the markets, so the rates will definitely go up.
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"We can go up here, toward the reservoir," De León said.
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Stock market, I think, is going to continue to go up.
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But even these signals look ready to go up in smoke.
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Smart thermometers can start around $20 and go up from there.
|
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It was a move designed to make premium prices go up.
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There are 883 floors, but the elevators go up to 46.
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Or better yet, pay down those debts before rates go up.
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I don't know if the markets will go up or down.
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And we'd go up to visit my dad's family in Chicago.
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"You're going to see our success rates go up," Onorato said.
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It will require middle-class taxes to go up, not down.
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"You need to go up the chain of command," says Willink.
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If kids don't know that, won't the injury rate go up?
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If it's worth anything, it shows that stocks usually go up.
|
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But at times when prices fall sharply, borrowing costs go up.
|
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Our metrics would show that care volumes continue to go up.
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Whoever wins the Republican primary will go up against state Sen.
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"Currencies of course go up and down," May told the BBC.
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And when contributions go up, so does your potential tax deduction.
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Only children may ride the horses that go up and down.
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Maybe they can continue to go up if Veeva does well.
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When those lights go up, they have to be that grand.
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It might, or it might go up, but not prohibitively more.
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The cathedral was all but assured to go up in flames.
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We can just go up on the roof of your building.
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When two companies combine, their total tax bill would go up.
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And the number of divorces will probably go up as well.
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I just turned around and saw the ref's hands go up.
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The new phones will go up for purchase on Friday, Sept.
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And I think that abortion rates are going to go up.
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That only gets worse the higher you go up the ladder.
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That means capacity will go down as patient loads go up.
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"Can a blonde go up against the whole world?" she wonders.
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Warren has not said if middle-class taxes will go up.
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But either we go up together, or we go down together.
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She expects that number to go up in the coming days.
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Those odds go up over the next several years, he added.
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Temperatures will go up almost 75 degrees in some US cities.
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Competition will need to go up for interest rates to rise.
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Now the president has agreed to go up for re-election.
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Prices do go up steeply in higher seasons and for suites.
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"It was illuminating, I guess, to see them go up there."
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After Kenin fought back to go up 3-53, Muguruza crumbled.
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Ticket prices go up at the door and are selling fast.
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A country's currency tends to go up in tandem with rates.
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If you can trigger a sense of hope, donations go up.
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Connecticut drivers will see rates go up by just over 3.5%.
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Book your tickets now and save $150 before prices go up!
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No, but Sam, we will go up and check on her.
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We expected the market to go up, but for different reasons.
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If the prize amount doesn't go up before the 11 p.m.
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The real question is how much will that go up to.
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They will assume that prices may go up after that date.
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"And that will only go up with this tool," he added.
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You weren't going to go up in a straight line forever.
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Women's earnings and employment go up when men take more leave.
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So why do executives earn more when oil prices go up?
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Whether the fees go up or down doesn't directly influence volumes.
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A wall will go up in Washington Square Park on Sept.
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Yeah, we have the ability to go up to 200 beds.
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"After I finish my breakfast I go up," Ms. Moses said.
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As soon as they did, they would go up, of course.
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Overweight bag fees start at $150 round trip and go up.
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The price of food imported from continental Europe might go up.
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When premiums go up, the tax credit goes up with it.
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All this, only to have my restaurant go up in smoke.
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And the North Koreans react: Their rhetoric and threats go up.
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"Premiums go up," says Benjamin Sommers, a health economist at Harvard.
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"We will see gasoline prices go up in the spring and probably in the early summer, and wherever they go up to, they will drop precipitously in the last 100 days of the year," Kloza said.
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"The answer is on Medicare for All, costs are going to go up for wealthier individuals and costs are going to go up for giant corporations," Warren said at the debate earlier this month in Houston.
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"All of the crops grown on row crop farmland at least are dollar denominated, so if we were to get an inflation scenario then those rents go up and therefore values would also go up," said Morris.
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You go up to the window, get your dose, and go home.
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The tariffs, if enacted, will go up incrementally to 25% by October.
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If stocks go up, that's good; if they go down, that's bad.
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They would go up, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office analysis.
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It'll dip down and go up but it's not going to fall.
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"Stocks do not go up in a straight line," Nomura's McCafferty said.
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You're gonna go down, you're gonna go up, you're gonna go sideways.
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Sending a letter will go up to around $213224 this year. Crazy.
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In the long run, spending cannot go up as taxes are cut.
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Earnings should go up 5 to 10 percent if there's tax reform.
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The catch is the government doesn't want interest rates to go up.
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Executive members will see their fees go up by $10, to $120.
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No. But as a general trend will it continue to go up?
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"These would likely go up by the same amount as the tariff."
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If they can't get cheaper steel from abroad, their costs go up.
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Premiums would go up for older Americans and down for younger Americans.
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Cash flow slows, rates go up, and that's a recipe for trouble.
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If I go up and take a shower it's a big help.
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They&aposre seeing their healthcare expenses go up under the Trump Presidency.
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Many more go up against the stock that Amazon buys and resells.
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The problem is that when sea levels go up, flooding gets worse.
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Next year it will go up even further, to 135.2% of GDP.
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"It's a tough lead when you go up against Kershaw," Hinch said.
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They start at $659 and go up to $2,199 in high season.
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Where all these things are present, fertility rates tend to go up.
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Accept what it is and we can only go up from here.
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Taxes will go up for everyone but free health care offsets that.
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Shipping starts at $1.99 for FreePrints and can go up to $9.99.
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Plus, credit losses may go up for those doing lending in Britain.
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Edmonton scored again to go up 2-1 in the second period.
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I can't imagine this is gonna make the numbers go go up.
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It's not just that U.S. bond yields go up, it's the differential.
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Pricing on the non-5G versions go up to just over $700.
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As you go up the ladder, it gets a little bit better.
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He opted to leave a day early to go up the coast.
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Prices tend to go up when there's bad news around the world.
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Once the tax cut arrives, earnings go up, in line with expectations.
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What goes up, must go down… what does down, must go up…?
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I decide to go up to the lounge to check it out.
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Just go up here and try to have a good at-bat.
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Book your tickets today and you'll save $100 before prices go up.
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The preferred option, of course, is for oil prices to go up.
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Many hands go up when Mr. Sanders asks who has student loans.
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As the world's temperatures go up, the Arctic keeps losing its ice.
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It doesn't say to what it'll be increased, but it'll go up.
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Every eight years we go up two percentage points, and so on.
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THEY DON'T CHANGE WHEN RATES GO UP, BUT THEY BECOME MORE VALUABLE.
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If premiums and copays go up, that number is likely to drop.
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But go up the academic career ladder and a familiar pattern emerges.
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But when that happens, resources per individual go up, and growth resumes.
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It doesn't matter much whether you think the rocket will go up.
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Now go up to the Wawa and pick me up some Newports!
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Bondi then confirmed that the image did go up after the tragedy.
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We've had an extended period where risk off means bonds go up.
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I could ride a bucket lift and go up with the work.
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" Going forward, Kovacevich says, banks are "priced to go up a lot.
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THE GOVERNMENT BILL WILL GO UP FAIRLY DRAMATICALLY IF INTEREST RATES RISE.
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Book your $249 ticket today and save $100 before prices go up.
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And then teams would come in from Socone and go up Lico.
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When an economy is purring, profits go up, as do asset values.
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You can go up, up, up, until you get to the top.
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And along the way, the president's poll numbers will go up too.
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With inflation, on-paper values go up even if real values don't.
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By reducing the number of outstanding shares, each shareholder's holdings go up.
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All the fighters go up, but now I have to go down.
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This gap starts to widen more as employees go up the ladder.
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No. But as a general trend, will it continue to go up?
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Training could make that number go up, and I could get better.
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She could put that thing down and go up and do it.
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You saw the stock market go up, that&aposs a big deal.
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Cyborg insists she can't make 135, Rousey didn't want to go up.
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The points go up to 12 if the investment is $1.8 million.
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You need a certain number of XP to go up a level.
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No word yet on exactly when the new signs will go up.
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First, premiums will go up for everyone if there are no CSRs.
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You gotta seize the day before your dreams go up in smoke.
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That number is expected to go up when new numbers are released.
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I think it can go up over time, but it's no Verizon.
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"Maybe he was expecting me to go up the seam," Alonso said.
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Hey Jess, cigarettes are set to go up to $45 a pack.
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Whenever I would go up there, it's as if I'm not famous.
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Millman will next go up against Novak Djokovic, who is ranked sixth.
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The abortion rate will go up under President Donald Trump, she said.
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Conversely if growth is better than anticipated that number may go up.
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When we go up to a sound check, we always play something.
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Like, I literally feel my IQ go up while reading the book.
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Sales of drones for recreational and business use go up every year.
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Cuomo's office has yet to announce when the monument will go up.
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Most e-brokers have banks whose profitability improves as rates go up.
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Three drugs will increase 3%, while one will go up by 9%.
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You have to go up and you have to slow things down.
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They're starting at zero, so it can only go up from here.
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But who knows what will go up in its place, Payne said.
|
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The Celtics responded with 10 unanswered points to go up 112-99.
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She'll go up against Brooks, Church, Stapleton and Urban for the award.
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"We basically didn't want to see condos go up there," he said.
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"I'm still trying, baby, because you go up and down," she said.
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"Investors assume aviation will go up straight up in perpetuity," said Inch.
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"There are thousands of balloons that go up every year," he said.
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"The market can't always go up," said Beat Leu from the company.
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TRUMP: And we've got our soldiers sitting there watching missiles go up.
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You see all those votes go up on the board for them.
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Some coal companies have let go up to 30% of their workers.
|
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Assuming Pagliano stays quiet, the odds that she will appear go up.
|
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But at the same time, they can't get inflation to go up.
|
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They can go up to heaven and extricate the dead from difficulties.
|
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Rather taxes and insurance premiums go up to pay for the damage.
|
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There are others, however, who would see their tax rates go up.
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AND SO YES, I THINK RATES LIKELY TO GO UP OVER TIME.
|
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The bottom fifth would see income go up by nearly 2375 percent.
|
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Do you have what it takes to go up against the best?
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We used to get on the bus and go up to Central.
|
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But this sum could go up, depending on the number of claims.
|
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"I'm an elevator, I make people go up," the man said obliquely.
|
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Whenever he even thinks a cat is around, the defenses go up.
|
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If that happens, Americans with insurance may see their bills go up.
|
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In turn, she saw her credit score go up by 210 points.
|
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The fact of the matter is the market wants to go up.
|
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Now when they do that our numbers are going to go up.
|
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It's difficult even for us because prices go up on our supplies.
|
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Tickets for the event start at $1,000 and go up to $2,800.
|
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And as you go up the volume scale, it becomes more challenging.
|
|
Musk did not say which options will go up for sale first.
|
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Ms. Stein writes about what it's like to go up against him.
|
|
"We thought, let's just go up for comparison's sake," Ms. Dean said.
|
|
But it is widely expected to go up to the Supreme Court.
|
|
If airline tickets were particularly in demand, their prices would go up.
|
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Window shades go up and down depending on the time of day.
|
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They go up beyond the ceiling, appearing to continue to the sky.
|
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Now I say it's time to go up in the race, too.
|
|
And then you would re-institute as the cases go up again.
|
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"I don't want to see this go up in smoke," he said.
|
|
"I would get nervous if the number didn't go up," he said.
|
|
Maybe grocery store sales will go up on a short-term spike.
|
|
Prices go up on January 31 — buy your early-bird ticket today.
|
|
"We've seen the President's numbers go up by 7 points," Kushner said.
|
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"I would go up five steps and come down 10," she said.
|
|
"Costs will go up for the wealthy, for corporations," she said Tuesday.
|
|
"If inflation is two percent, prices go up two percent," says Lusardi.
|
|
Your players would feel less guilty when they go up to bat.
|
|
Yeah, you just want to go up and hug him, don't you?
|
|
I can tell she's going to go up, up, up, in life.
|
|
Otherwise, your interest rate could go up instead of down, Mayotte said.
|
|
Now volatility has to go up 200 percent for that to happen.
|
|
The Bulldogs scored the next nine points to go up 46-33.
|
|
Like I could murder you and my heart rate wouldn't go up.
|
|
Taxes did not go up—in fact, taxes have generally gone down.
|
|
"You don't see right-handers go up there too often," Molitor said.
|
|
"I'm hopeful in these states that taxes don't go up," Mnuchin said.
|
|
"Every time I go up there, it&aposs like magic," Krenos said.
|
|
"If inflation is 2 percent, prices go up 2 percent," says Lusardi.
|
|
FedEx Express, Ground and Home Delivery will go up about 5 percent.
|
|
Social Security checks did not go up in 2010, 20213 and 2016.
|
|
No benefits cuts means taxes would have to go up, Munnell said.
|
|
I didnt understand why our premiums would go up year after year.
|
|
If that happens, the labor force participation rate could also go up.
|
|
KERNEN: BUT AS RATES GO UP, YOU KNOW THE DOLLAR GETS STRONGER.
|
|
"We haven't seen one go up there even in BP," Kipnis said.
|
|
Stock markets that go up can, quite suddenly and precipitously, go down.
|
|
What did not seem to go up, however, was Mr. Rico's salary.
|
|
She then broke Pliskova at love to go up by 5-4.
|
|
If the flood insurance program went away, those premiums would go up.
|
|
No hands ever go up in any class I've asked that question.
|
|
The supply is much greater than demand, so profits can't go up.
|
|
After that, the rate could go up or down, or remain unchanged.
|
|
" Warren countered that "Costs will go up for wealthy, for big corporations.
|
|
" However, he added, "If interest rates go up 1 percent, that's devastating.
|
|
Half predict their federal taxes will go up under the GOP's plan.
|
|
When you go up on pointe and your feet are, like, shimmering.
|
|
If GDP rose, however, the nominal borrowing level would also go up.
|
|
I think August might continue to go up the wall of worry.
|
|
"They would go up," Richard Rodriguez said, "and bring down the house."
|
|
"For a first game back in a while, go up from there."
|
|
They're at 65 billion now, it's going to go up from there.
|
|
It's unlikely this many Republicans would directly go up against the president.
|
|
Hey Jess, cigarettes are set to go up to $45 a pack.
|
|
Peter Welch will go up against Anya Tynio, a first-time candidate.
|
|
When gas prices go down, people drive more and deaths go up.
|
|
So one tends to see preemptive killings and retaliatory shootings go up.
|
|
Then these proposals go up for vote in the House and Senate.
|
|
High-rises and casinos go up with little care to everyday people.
|
|
But more recently, some states and cities are adopting tax rates that go up as the value of the property increases, similar to income tax rates that go up as your income increases, rather than a flat tax.
|
|
"When people realize the price is going to go up, it's going to go up faster than you and I can dream about," Ashraf said in an interview during the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada convention in Toronto.
|
|
"Taxes on the rich are going to go up, and they will likely go up a lot," said Michael Linden, a fellow at the liberal Roosevelt Institute who has been a fervent opponent of Mr. Trump's tax policies.
|
|
Pete Buttigieg, the South Bend, Indiana, mayor, was the first to turn on Warren after she answered a question about whether taxes would go up under the Medicare for All government healthcare plan by saying "costs" would go up.
|
|
The foundations are going in and the building will start to go up.
|
|
I would never want to go up against BuzzFeed in making viral content.
|
|
Fares, which are relatively low compared with other cities, need to go up.
|
|
It'll start at $849 for 64GB and go up to $949 for 128GB.
|
|
Just we all agree no amendments – just let it go up or down.
|
|
Chien told CNBC in August that his costs would go up seven-fold.
|
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It's also $100 to go up in the day, so Fuck. That. Shit.
|
|
"If all the hands didn't go up, they probably could have," he said.
|
|
That legislation is also expected to go up for a vote next week.
|
|
Long-held beliefs could go up in flames thanks to this cosmic combo.
|
|
And people generally work longer hours as they go up the income scale.
|
|
This time the industry can't expect us to go up and twirl around.
|
|
I still have to carry it to go up and down stairs, though.
|
|
Democrats statewide were picking their candidate to go up against Republican U.S. Sen.
|
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Let it go up for three or four days and then sell some.
|
|
Jake needs to go up into space and save everybody by fixing Dutchboy.
|
|
Lande decided to go up a notch on elegance for China's next leader.
|
|
They are buying it because they think it is going to go up.
|
|
And so prices have sustained and continued to go up in the market.
|
|
It was a big deal for them to go up to the Catskills.
|
|
It's very common for premiums to go up each year for health insurance.
|
|
Maybe they won&apost, and prices for Americans are going to go up.
|
|
Teams that go up 3-222 in a series win an overwhelming amount.
|
|
Adoption rates could go up as electric buses get better and cheaper, too.
|
|
As is the nature of Kickstarter projects, prices only go up from there.
|
|
" In a typical scenario, I would go up to people and say, "Hi!
|
|
Instead of getting rolled back, however, tariffs are currently scheduled to go up.
|
|
To DK's knowledge, a report did not go up the chain of command.
|
|
The candidates may get a chance to go up against Bloomberg before then.
|
|
The idea that middle class taxes aren't going to go up and crazy.
|
|
New apartment and condominium buildings in this district seem to go up monthly.
|
|
But wait, no, he actually wants taxes for the rich to go up!
|
|
It's not just making thinner tablets that could go up against the iPad.
|
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"You go up one year, you go down the next year," he said.
|
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Don't worry though, our first review will go up soon without any spoilers.
|
|
They pre-announce good numbers, they go up and then they get pancaked.
|
|
You hold on to them, just like art, it will only go up.
|
|
Yet here we are, watching swaths of the Amazon go up in flames.
|
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THEN YOU HAVE TO GO UP AND YOU HAVE TO SLOW THINGS DOWN.
|
|
Iger is saying that he wants that number to go up, not down.
|
|
"Now everything will go up, and so will our crisis," Mr. Olivera said.
|
|
It means it's going up, but how can you go up from one?
|
|
Currently, the standard service costs $9.99, and it will go up to $153.
|
|
I also think they will change permanently once they see business go up.
|
|
In Virginia, rates could go up anywhere between 210 percent and 40 percent.
|
|
How do you know if you need to go up $200 in price?
|
|
Yeah, I think my prediction is it's only going to go up, right?
|
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Plus if the economy is getting better, why wouldn&apost it go up?
|
|
New York (CNN Business)Airfares are almost certain to go up this summer.
|
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This figure is expected to go up to $4 trillion in the 20030s.
|
|
This time is not different and the market will not go up forever.
|
|
Black Panther already has plenty of personal stakes before the ships go up.
|
|
" Funko: "Funko [had] an unbelievable quarter and yet the stock didn't go up.
|
|
Wind and solar stations can go up quickly without straining Eskom's balance-sheet.
|
|
Ohio State made four straight shots to go up 12-4 early on.
|
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But why does electricity make this steel drill bit go up in flames?
|
|
Stocks can go up when they should have gone down and vice versa.
|
|
Tickets for Trump's fundraising gala start at $2,800 and go up to $250,000.
|
|
Charging stations are slated to go up at its 189 American Porsche dealerships.
|
|
BNDES's customers complain that their cost of capital will go up, threatening jobs.
|
|
Price points go up to $599 and $679 for wool and cashmere cardigans.
|
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He said later in the day those levies could go up to 25%.
|
|
Joseph Rodriguez: As teenagers we used to go up there to get high.
|
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I would go up to pointe and suddenly I couldn't balance any more.
|
|
As the amount of players go up, so does the amount to charity.
|
|
Manhattan restaurant saw its orders immediately go up 400 to 500 percent when
|
|
Delivery from restaurants on Postmates Plus will go up a dollar, to $4003.
|
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Go to, you know, shopping centers, we go up and down interstate 95.
|
|
The cold is known to cause levels of these hormones to go up.
|
|
Watch Clarke have to see her one tangible solution go up in flames.
|
|
People were happy to see their wages go up, but what else happened?
|
|
"Sometimes, we'd go up and we'd just sit with Jeanette's statute," Williams explained.
|
|
They go up for pre-sale September 15th and hit stores the 22nd.
|
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That could go up some depending on how much storage your phone has.
|
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The knowledge will go up exponentially, and the cost will go exponentially down.
|
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So we think there's potential for the stock to go up from here.
|
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As high rises go up, the capital's fashionable sip espressos in upmarket bars.
|
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Prices will continue to go up for the next two to three years.
|
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Any time an attack like this happens, hate crimes against Muslims go up.
|
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For customers, this means rates for Lyft rides will also likely go up.
|
|
"She would go up and talk to anybody," Ashley told the Citizen-Times.
|
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They would go up, according to the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office analysis.
|
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Remember when eBay would go up 60 points in a day, down 40.
|
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It would go up to minus eight, minus seven, after a few years.
|
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I [didn't] know what else to do but go up and get her.
|
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When it comes to interest rates, watching them go up can be painful.
|
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With an ageing population, these figures are likely to go up, not down.
|
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I'd like to see, at some point, the scale of weights go up.
|
|
"Maybe liquor sales will go up," Gundlach said on the regular investor webcast.
|
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His plan is to go up the guard tower and over the wall.
|
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Sure, taxes would have to go up to pay for this new system.
|
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That causes your blood pressure to go up and those tissues to harden.
|
|
The higher you go up the economic ladder, the more concentrated wealth becomes.
|
|
Most of the reasons prices will go up next year are pretty predictable.
|
|
Unfortunately, this change could actually end up making prices go up for consumers.
|
|
Insurance companies and providers have one goal in mind: seeing prices go up.
|
|
But we've still got a flat yield curve and will eventually go up.
|
|
Are they building an army at Oceanside to go up against the Whisperers?
|
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I just didn't want to go up there and take something from somebody.
|
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Harley's entry level bike prices start at $6,899 and go up to $43,889.
|
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But what tech companies do very well is go up, and go down.
|
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I think the danger is if they go up for some other reason.
|
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He's taking the old strategy of 'go up when you can stay up.
|
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Colbert suggested that that number could go up after the November midterm elections.
|
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"As time went by it did not go up by much," he added.
|
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So we need to go up there and figure out why that's happening.
|
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For Wednesday's event, tickets will start at $500 and go up to $1,000.
|
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In Chesapeake Bay, winds could go up to 65 mph—practically hurricane-force.
|
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The winner will go up against Democratic candidate Jennifer Webb in the midterms.
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Retail prices will be forced to go up and sales will come down.
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And when rates go up, it's often industry-wide, not necessarily insurer-specific.
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Over that time, the stock market will go up as well as down.
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"Even we didn't expect the prices to go up this much," she said.
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" At that, she says, "the whole assembly's hands go up, including the teachers.
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No matter what happens ratings go up, attendance goes up, revenue goes up.
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And then my kids go up to our library and mess things up.
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"The theory says we should go up and hit channel resistance," said Gordon.
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The flights will go up to $99 after the sale period is over.
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I can go up to 80 percent but will never wear the watch.
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You get on a boat and go up a river to get there.
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Have conceived a baby Bates, whose life can only go up from here.
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He'll go up against Republican Eddie Edwards, a Navy veteran, in November's election.
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We lost opportunities in the first period to go up one or two.
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However, in her upcoming movie she'll go up against an ocean-dwelling horror.
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I go up and down like seven to eight pounds all the time.
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The tides go up and down, and the waves roll in and out.
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So rates of murder go up, rape goes up, domestic assault goes up.
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Wherever you looked, it clearly didn't pay to go up against the Texan.
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She'll go up against Chele Farley, who won the Republican nomination, also uncontested.
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Every time we would go up and film they didn't shut it down.
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It's not supposed to go up on the wall, just on the phone.
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Cables go up through the stand so you won't see them at all.
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I'm afraid of no one, I'll go up and fight at any weight.
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That will go up to 67 for people born in 1960 or later.
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If U.S. interest rates go up, there's also the problem of the dollar.
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It would likely also go up, hurting our ability to export manufactured goods.
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It shows not just where rents go up but also where they decline.
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"Car rental prices constantly go up and down in big leaps," he said.
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"People are afraid they are going to go up really fast," he said.
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My symptoms go up and down and everywhere, but my intelligence maintains itself.
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Of course many in the middle class would see their taxes go up.
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And hiring a bare-knuckles oppo firm to go up against Facebook critics.
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That probably means that commute times go up as marginal cost goes down.
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And then as you go up from there, it tends to drop down.
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So prices will go up by only a fraction of the tariff amount.
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He said he'd go up one weight class and now that's a lie.
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"I still don't have it in me to go up there," he said.
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"The prices will go up — we're going to pass those along," he said.
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If you have that kind of fear … that's when our sales go up.
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Revenue tends to go up during economic booms and then decline during recessions.
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She nodded and suggested to him that he go up to the mezzanine.
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"I go up there whenever I need to escape the world," he said.
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In the black lines that go up, you can see the sea rising.
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Chick sales go up during stock market downturns and in presidential election years.
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Apple's "Pro" iPhones only go up to 12 megapixels, both front and back.
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The number won't go up until follower counts hit or pass a threshold.
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It can go up or down depending on how the concept is described.
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"I had been down so long, I could only go up," he said.
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A jet is designed to go up in the air and create lift.
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From my perch on the stage, I saw only one hand go up.
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Well, maybe, but if you buy it, how's it going to go up?
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Meanwhile, mental health chatbots Wysa and Woebot have also seen usage go up.
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"In this region, rains will reduce and temperatures will go up," he said.
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"In this region, rains will reduce and temperatures will go up," he said.
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If you see the king, you just go up and speak to him.
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The first will go up about 10 feet and hover for 30 seconds.
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And I think it is one where inflation can go up above 133%.
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And if rates go up, their property values could go down in response.
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We'll go up to what we call the Red Park, around Ninth Street.
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It's now at $150 per barrel and it will go up to $250.
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So I'd just go up there like, I can't see you guys anyway.
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I was heading to the lifts to go up to the 7th floor.
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You used to push a button and go, and it would go up.
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Sunday, France and Croatia go up against each other in the final match.
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And I think that, actually, that whole group is starting to go up.
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She&aposll also go up against iconic villain, Cheetah (played by Kristen Wiig).
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Its prices are set to go up after Britain leaves the European Union.
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The San Francisco 49ers go up against the Kansas City Chiefs in Miami.
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Snag your ticket now and save, because prices go up at the door.
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He's set to go up against several GOP hopefuls, including former state Sen.
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If you file a C-corporation tax return, your rates will go up.
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It can also go up to 256GB of storage and 16GB of RAM.
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"The stakes go up for both sides at this point," the source added.
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That will go up significantly, and if not, that would be very surprising.
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The earlier you book the better, as prices go up at the door.
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Take advantage of this discounted pricing now, as prices will go up soon!
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You can't and shouldn't just go up to any dog and hug it.
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, I'm hopeful in these states that taxes don't go up.
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"You used to push a button and it would go up," he said.
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And those numbers go up among young adults (especially women) and nonwhite users.
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About 2.4 million California residents could go up to a week without electricity.
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I DON'T LOOK FOR THE S&P TO GO UP A WHOLE BUNCH.
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It makes your eye go up, and it makes the ceilings look taller.
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Second, President Trump doesn't have to go up for re-election next year.
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Whoever emerges from the GOP primary will likely go up against former Gov.
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"When rewards go up, people are more inclined to take risks," he said.
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They also go up on private channels on YouTube and Vimeo, he said.
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I go up to my room get ready for bed, and fall asleep.
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The pedals go up and down as if pressed by some phantom foot.
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After that special expires, the prices go up to $1,499 and $2,499, respectively.
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And depending on the formulations, our CO2 savings can go up to 70%.
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The minimum wage is set to go up in 212 jurisdictions in 2020.
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He was, like, 'Young brother, you can't go up to Harlem by yourself.
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Get your early-bird pass here and save $100 before prices go up.
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With the tax, the price for some heavily imported items could go up.
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So prices will go up, maybe investments will slow down a little bit.
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"It has these running notes that go up and up," Mr. Williams said.
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Add seat belts to cars for safety, speeding and accidents can go up.
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Their costs will go up," Bartiromo said to Mnuchin on "Mornings with Maria.
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I do think it is appropriate to acknowledge that taxes will go up.
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He says volatility is about to go up from its historically low level.
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Right on queue, their hands go up, and Banks raises hers, as well.
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You dump your stocks and wait for the market to go up again.
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Every time someone says 'trade deal,' we go up or we go down.
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Unemployment could go up by one- or two-tenths of a percentage point.
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Obviously, it's still devastating because prices go up and sales would go down.
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TRUMP: They're going to really go up if we do what we're doing.
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And then the fences go up, and the clusters develop into a pack.
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Women's salaries go down when they have children — but men's salaries go up.
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"It would never go up to that," Scherrie Donaldson recalled Sorvali telling her.
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With Garcia's and Escobar's likely victories, both numbers would go up this November.
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The bottom line: "Customer acquisition costs always go up, not down," says Wallace.
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"Prices overall will go up, simply because of how they're structured," Chang said.
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And until the institutions support it, it's going to go up and down.
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"The consequence would be that the market could go up significantly," Mnuchin added.
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They watch as their peers go up before Judge Stormer, one by one.
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I think you go up and down, it's weird- Well, something crazy happened.
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In short, prices won't go up, and the TV landscape will remain competitive.
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SO AS WE ADJUST RATES UP, I EXPECTED MORTGAGE RATES TO GO UP. IF THEY GO UP A BIT MORE AND ALREADY THE CREDIT STANDARDS FOR GETTING A MORTGAGE ARE MUCH MORE DIFFICULT THAN THEY WERE 23, 15 YEARS AGO.
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Oil has obviously tumbled with the coronavirus, but that presents the opportunity … as the economy continues to turn up, and it has from 2019, refinery and refined-product demand will continue to go up, and earnings should go up as well.
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That's pretty damn fast when you consider that commercially available drones, like the DJI Phantom 4, can only go up to 44.7 mph (one company claims theirs can go up to 85 mph, but it isn't on the market yet).
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Perhaps we can expect a mini Targaryen to go up against a mini Lannister?
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Doesn't matter if the bids go up, doesn't matter what happens along the way.
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The health ministry fears that the proposed ban may now go up in smoke.
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Our journey begins in 1978, are we really going to go up to 2005?
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Tickets for the gathering are expected to go up to $2,800, these people added.
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KS: That you would go up in the helicopter ... I lived in the helicopter.
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Brown dashes show where stations will go up within weeks or a few months.
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"At the end of the day, prices will go up on things," Galanti said.
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Or, you know, if you already have extra lives, the number will go up.
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So there is some serious concern that water demand is going to go up.
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Gasoline prices could also go up since the tax would apply to oil imports.
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And if Very Cavallari stays on the air, that number will definitely go up.
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Prices will go up, the pound will go down, holidays will be more expensive.
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The public is divided on whether the costs will go up for the rich.
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Just go up to them and say I love you for being an American.
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She understood that her premium might go up and her subsidy could go down.
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If you're alive, then you have a rank, and that rank can go up.
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"In the short term, [prices are] likely to go up a bit," Branson said.
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Public relations spend was set to go up, with 15 percent expecting higher growth.
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AS ENTITLEMENTS GO UP, GROSS DOMESTIC SAVINGS GOES DOWN AS A PERCENT OF GDP.
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But in the future, players may have to go up against AI opponents, too.
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Make sure to grab your tickets today and save $100 before prices go up.
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Whenever food prices go up, the consumers feel their disposable income is going down.
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The cost to consumers wouldn't always go up by 25% if tariffs are imposed.
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He's just going to have to go up there himself and sort it out.
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Bond yields move opposite to prices, so when prices go up, yields go down.
|
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But hey, Apple finally refreshed the regular iPad, and its price didn't go up.
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At the eclipse's peak, that cost could go up as much as 18 percent.
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"I don't go up (to the plate looking for a home run)," Mazara said.
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I had her go up and down the aisle asking people for a cookie.
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I go up to my mom's closet and borrow a t-shirt and leggings.
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Wheelchair users have to negotiate a "long, uneven path" and go up an incline.
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The thing has to go up, stop, and almost instantly start going down again.
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On taxes, he said levies on the wealthy would go up under his administration.
|
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Joe Donnelly will go up against Republican Mike Braun in Indiana, and Democratic Sen.
|
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You know, before you'd get separated so people would say let's not go up.
|
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In America, the unemployment rate steadily drops as you go up the educational ladder.
|
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Either taxes or debt will have to go up, up, up as a consequence.
|
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The company even admitted that its total emissions may go up in the process.
|
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"You've got to go up there and attack that at-bat," Pearce told reporters.
|
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How do you decide which bears go up against each other in the bracket?
|
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I go up to R.'s room to get my second cup of coffee.
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IF OUR PRICE GOES UP TO $73, THEY HAVE TO GO UP TO $100.
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Customers shouldn't expect their phone bills to go up — at least, not right away.
|
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Would we get better deals – would the cost of devices go up or down?
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But since he made no use of safety ropes, why shouldn't he go up?
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"That's the main goal to go up and try to drive balls," he said.
|
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Community managers in Africa screen and select experiences that go up on the site.
|
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That can only happen if stock prices fall further, so yields can go up.
|
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I loved watching that ticker at the bottom go up and up and up.
|
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Cobain's sweater wasn't the only famous item of his to go up for auction.
|
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"His (Trump) numbers always go up when you see something like that," said Valliere.
|
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I mean technically it's illegal to make an endangered species's heart rate go up.
|
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The other distinguishing feature is the sheer number of undead you'll go up against.
|
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Because Bitcoin will go up, Bitcoin will go down, and we will all survive.
|
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As walls go up between the countries, "misunderstandings can begin to develop," Burrows says.
|
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What vet do you want to go up against whom you haven't faced yet?
|
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Stock markets and individual stocks can go up, but they can also go down.
|
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People pay money to see the places they care about go up in smoke.
|
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It's not something that you just go up, and on the job do it.
|
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You're great but FYI Ben didn't go up there and carve those letters himself.
|
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"I'll maybe go up to the cafe tomorrow and get the scoop," Smook said.
|
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"As we sequence more genomes I'm sure the number will go up," he says.
|
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Male incomes, for example, go up $153 more annually when Democrats are in charge.
|
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Dylan Carlson: Obviously you go up and down after a project takes this long.
|
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Meanwhile, poorer Americans and the middle class would actually see their taxes go up.
|
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Why didn't the whole bedroom or even the whole house go up in flames?
|
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Now that gold has broken the 1,400 level, it is expected to go up.
|
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Some farmers have seen water costs go up sharply, making growing certain crops unprofitable.
|
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Bond yields rise in the expectation that interest rates will go up in Europe.
|
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First, stocks tend to go up in value and pay dividends; homes often don't.
|
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The Passport will go up against the Ford Edge, Nissan Murano, and Chevrolet Blazer.
|
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Tickets for the the fundraising gala start at $2,800 and go up to $250,000.
|
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"People tend to go up to the markets that they know well," he explained.
|
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That is cause for the policy rate (fed-funds rate) to go up faster.
|
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ONE, I KNOW THAT AS RATES GO UP, IT'S TERRIFIC FOR BANK OF AMERICA.
|
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The total amount that could be earned tax-free would go up only slightly.
|
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That price will go up $499.99 for just the phone starting on February 24th.
|
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At best, prices will go up by 5 cents a gallon, he told CNBC.
|
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When it does go up for sale, MyFC hopes to implement a subscription service.
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FLEISCHER: Pressure go up for low income people so they become middle income people.
|
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Americans were promised health competition and choices would go up, but they're going down.
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Book your $249 early-bird ticket today and save $100 before prices go up.
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It tends go up against most currencies when traders fret about the world economy.
|
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"Flat irons go up to 440 degrees," says Pravana director of marketing Irene Seferian.
|
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The program learns that ricocheting off the back wall makes its score go up.
|
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Even though they were missing shots, they didn't let us go up 30-8.
|
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That stock is not going to go up until you get the infrastructure bill.
|
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When rates go up, lower correlations, or higher dispersion, between stocks and sectors occurs.
|
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When this is all done, I have to go up and clean that up.
|
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MUOS-5 is not the only US military satellite to go up this month.
|
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Major outlets have said publicly that their prices are likely to go up soon.
|
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Critics call it illegal, which surely just makes demand for the shoes go up.
|
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We then go up and we have tea, and I didn&apost know this.
|
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The new line starts at a reasonable $30 and go up to around $100.
|
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But now we're expected to believe stocks will go up because it is gridlocked.
|
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The hems go up, the hems go down, and it doesn't get any better.
|
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The result: premiums may be lower in some cases, but deductibles will go up.
|
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Are there any other gangs in the US for you to go up against?
|
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Worse, it might go up, which could prompt a reversal of the tax increases.
|
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Test astronauts are slated to go up in 2017, with paying tourists in 2018.
|
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So it could go up a bit further and faster than we would like.
|
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Murals go up and then get buffed and a new mural takes its place.
|
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Every time I take the lift to go up, I feel closer to him.
|
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She isn't thinking that when her premiums go up, they'll lose their health insurance.
|
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Some companies that have priced above their range continued to go up, like Grubhub.
|
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Like Horowitz, Kelley thinks that prices are set to go up in the future.
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It-- it's much-- it-- you know, you-- you go up and down the list.
|
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"There are people in the coalition ready to go up with ads," she says.
|
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Watching both Rick and Manny go up and hammer balls, it's a good sign.
|
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"At this point, the stock has done nothing wrong except go up," Cappelleri said.
|
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I used to go up to Long Beach State all the time to parties.
|
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"If you got more streams, maybe your show prices can go up?" he says.
|
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But that $149 price could go up once the startup is up and running.
|
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The loan paid 27 percent interest which would go up if a benchmark rose.
|
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The RTA said the cars go up about 20 mph and fit four passengers.
|
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They won't change any crucial seats and National is extremely unlikely to go up.
|
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The commission would not address governmental revenue, which Democrats insist needs to go up.
|
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That's something I had one of the guys go up and get for me.
|
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"We feel they (steel prices) will continue to go up," said a third source.
|
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Economists say the current formula means benefits go up in line with past inflation.
|
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I'm dangerous every time I go up there, that's how I think about it.
|
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Prices for everyday items, such as socks, shoes and household appliances, will go up.
|
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You really can't go up to somebody and say, 'You have an ugly child.
|
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And the highlight: You watch hundreds of pounds of grass go up in flames.
|
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"But if we win, we can stay — and maybe the pound will go up?"
|
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People who purchased bronze-level plans would see their premiums go up a little.
|
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People who purchased silver-level plans would see their premiums go up a lot.
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DUDLEY: WELL, IF TRADE BARRIERS GO UP, IT'S JUST BAD FOR THE U.S. ECONOMY.
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"People are starting to buy the dream that stocks can go up," she said.
|
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She'll go up against Church, Stapleton, Garth Brooks and Keith Urban for the award.
|
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The shrinking supply has led some to assume that the price will go up.
|
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When we expand, that will go up to more than $1 billion a year.
|
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"Middle income families will actually see their taxes go up, not down," said Sen.
|
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"I think the other team is worried when those shots go up," Kerr said.
|
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"I was shy to go up, but Peni let me in," Vaivai told me.
|
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Because he had met Drake before, he decided to go up and say hi.
|
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Mr. Trump's poll numbers did not go up after the attack in Orlando, Fla.
|
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"Every time Jeb does a negative ad, my poll numbers go up," he chortled.
|
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"Individual market coverage should go up when the economy is doing well," he said.
|
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"We go up there," he said, "when there's a movie to be made there."
|
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That means the demand continues to go up, up, up for very specific skills.
|
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"It is very difficult for him to go up against François Hollande," he said.
|
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Especially in the short run, an index like the Dow Jones might go up.
|
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And she is not someone you want to go up against in a fight.
|
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It means the borrowing costs for the sovereign or institutions may go up slightly.
|
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Stock and other asset prices go up and down almost constantly during trading hours.
|
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I just go up to the plate focused on trying to help us win.
|
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Netflix announced on Tuesday that all three of the company's plans will go up.
|
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If you add on Hulu and Disney+, it'll go up to $13 per month.
|
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It would make sense if the central banks backed away, volatility would go up.
|
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We've tightened our paywall, and every time we've tightened our paywall, subscriptions go up.
|
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"I just saw a black mushroom cloud go up," Cassell told The Associated Press.
|
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"You can't really go up and down [in terms of wow factor]," she shared.
|
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"Because I would like to see him go up against Trump a little more."
|
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"Out heavy oil intake will go up in the next fiscal year," he said.
|
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"It was not [the Affordable Care Act] making these premiums go up," Schumer said.
|
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It can also mean prices go up and consumers do less shopping and spending.
|
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That means prices, on average, will go up by almost 6900 percent every hour.
|
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Both companies have seen their stock go up more than 60% this year. 4.
|
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Wyatt was scared to go up to him in case he was in character.
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I just know you want the stock market to go up and not down.
|
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She has some really beautiful pieces that go up to a 2 or 3X.
|
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I would also love to see fast-fashion brands to go up in size.
|
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The prices go up from their, depending on the room you assign them to.
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Question: How is it possible that taxes go up so much under Bernie Sanders?
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If you feel confident and you love it, you can go up in size.
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I will never have the temerity to go up against the old gods again.
|
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Should the house go up in flames, how would I edit the next draft?
|
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He predicted the U.S. market could "go up dramatically" once trade deals were renegotiated.
|
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Make them go up against the undisputed queen of the genre, Bianca Del Rio.
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So I go up the hill, and I try this for about a week.
|
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Losing a job and having your career go up in flames can be scarring.
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SO I CAN SEE WE'D GO UP 10%, AT WHICH POINT WE'D BE OVERVALUED.
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I'm sure he'll go up and through the weights and win more world titles.
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If your supervisor ignores you, your rate of disengagement will go up by 45%.
|
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At least five people have already died, a number that will surely go up.
|
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She knows how hard it is to go up against a politician like Gov.
|
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But we don't sell our cars in hopes it will go up in value.
|
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Prices start at about $17 for a simple crank and go up from there.
|
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Skyscrapers go up in flames because they have flammable cladding yet no automatic sprinklers.
|
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Prices will then go up after this period but are expected to remain low.
|
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And then you want to go up, like, right away and do it again.
|
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Only about 7.3 percent of the middle class would see their taxes go up.
|
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Rates for the Baros Residence start at $1,540 and can go up to $2,475.
|
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But the American Health Care Act would cause deductibles to go up, not down.
|
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Meanwhile, those who earn less would actually see their taxes, on average, go up.
|
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Alternatively, I may go up to Toronto for a weekend for a Jays game.
|
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So if middle-class wages go up — or down — so does the minimum wage.
|
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So if middle-class wages go up — or down — so would the minimum wage.
|
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"The market may not take it that well if rates go up," Dimon said.
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For a more thorough overhaul and consultation, the fee can go up to $3,000.
|
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And we review any notes they want to feed me before I go up.
|
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Still, at this moment it's notable when live-event ratings go up at all.
|
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A lot of factors go into predicting which shoes will go up in value
|
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Confidence: Medium Tonight: The chance for rain and its intensity go up with time.
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Go up to 20.5°C and we risk serious damage to our food supply.
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People making between $25,300 and $50,20203 will see incomes go up by 4.9 percent.
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"The number will continue to go up," Cuomo told reporters at a news briefing.
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In the other game, Sweden has scored a penalty to go up 2-0.
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Segway has unveiled a self-balancing vehicle that can go up to 24 mph.
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It might go up a little bit, it might go down a little bit.
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With more options available, the chances of finding a nicer-quality space go up.
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The idea that middle-class taxes aren't going to go up is just crazy.
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But does that mean women's salaries will go up, or men's will come down?
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It just motivated me to go up again and fix whatever I did wrong.
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This hybrid model will run on "natural gas + gasoline" and can go up 950km.
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The quality of healthcare will drop dramatically and the cost will go up dramatically.
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The bird bites the dust and prices go up as of 11:59 p.m.
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The CEO carousel goes round and round (and painted ponies go up and down).
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When people find out he is leaving Trump Palace, prices will probably go up.
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