When the price goes up, their tax credit goes up.
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Stocks go down, oil goes up, gold goes up, gold equity goes up, so, I think it's a nice portfolio diversifier to have.
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When he goes up, he goes up in all of them.
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"The heart rate goes up sharply, blood pressure goes up," she said.
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Mobility goes up, the amount of travel goes up – that helps our business.
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No matter what happens ratings go up, attendance goes up, revenue goes up.
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So rates of murder go up, rape goes up, domestic assault goes up.
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When you start one little fire, it goes up, the whole thing goes up.
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You experience hyperventilation, your heart rate goes up, and your blood pressure goes up.
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The urgency level goes up, the physicality goes up, doing the little things, winning pucks.
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What happens [is] it goes up, and then it stalls, goes up, then it stalls.
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In other words, Amazon goes up even if retailers were down, which they were, and Google goes up.
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Compensation goes up as level goes up and can even accelerate in an exponential fashion, the website's founders said.
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I believe there's change, and I believe it goes up and it goes down, and it goes up again.
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I believe there's change and I believe it goes up and it goes down, and it goes up again.
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What's been happening as her probability goes up, biotechs go down, and as her probability goes down, biotech goes up.
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That means the cost of the materials goes up, which means the cost of living for ordinary Americans goes up.
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"If all the fire trucks are out putting out the Iran fire, well that means there's no firetrucks left if the Libya building goes up or the Venezuela building goes up or the Iraq building goes up."
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" Never fear, Ms. Legaretta answered: "Just because the dollar goes up, that doesn't mean the price of everything we buy goes up.
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Spotify says the number of artists on each playlist goes up by 30 percent and the number of tracks goes up by 35 percent.
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It's why when youth unemployment goes up, generally crime by young people goes up: Crime seems more financially appealing when there are fewer alternatives.
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There's the short-term market which goes up and down like a roller-coaster, and the long-term market which primarily goes up and to the right.
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So when new money comes in, the team salary cap goes up—and when a lot of new money comes in, the cap goes up a lot.
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This can mostly be explained by differential nonresponse to pollsters: Clinton goes up when more Democrats answer a survey, and Trump goes up when Democrats are less likely to respond.
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But then if you see the price of steel of goes up, you see the price of machinery goes up, it makes it less and less compelling to build those factories.
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" Still, she added, "What goes up must come down.
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Although conventional wisdom holds that fast food is especially popular in low-income areas where grocery stores are sparse, the CDC found that fast food consumption goes up as income goes up.
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Later in life, "the proportion of abnormal eggs to good-quality eggs is significantly higher, which is why the rate of miscarriage goes up [and] the inability to conceive goes up," says Hertzberg.
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"Suddenly your adrenaline goes up and if your adrenaline goes up, maybe it does something to the microvasculature -- your tiny capillaries -- in your skin that causes them to shrink or explode," suggested Duffin.
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And so it goes up and down and it's hard.
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On July 1, that tax goes up to 10 percent.
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And on October 1, it goes up to 25 percent.
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And hey, it goes up in value all the time.
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Typically when so many people have jobs, pay goes up.
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The probability of success goes up by a big margin.
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"The blast radius goes up to a mile," Farley explains.
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And when there's less of something, the price goes up.
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I think it goes up into maybe close to $400.
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History tells us volatility goes up in the final stretch.
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She said, 'What do you mean it goes up there?
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The air goes up, cools, then bounces back up again.
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Deform them, and their resistance to the current goes up.
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"As incomes rise, spending on insurance goes up," he says.
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Quadruple the normal level of testosterone, and aggression goes up.
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Read more in What goes up... from the print edition
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When competition exists, prices go down and innovation goes up.
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"That plot never goes up, the clock is always ticking."
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Allow me to explain: What goes up, must come down.
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AND SO THE STOCK MARKET GOES UP AND SO FORTH.
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"Nothing goes up and to the right forever," he said.
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When the number of police goes down, crime goes up.
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When a telecoms mast goes up, other new businesses follow.
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For a caesarian section, the price goes up to $31,644.38.
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"What goes up must come down," another Chinese buyer said.
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As coverage goes up, by seesaw effect, care goes down.
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So, whenever that flare goes up, nerves begin to shred.
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And so on it goes, up and down the roster.
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That number goes up when you focus on seed rounds.
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If the value goes up, more visas could be issued.
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And it goes up from there dramatically if you're older.
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In any situation like that, all this stuff goes up.
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Every time the curtain goes up on another season, hallelujah.
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And you hope it goes up over time, not down.
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That goes up to 2.5Mbps to 3Mbps for group calls.
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Stay past noon and that charge goes up to $150.
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In short, the CFR goes up with each passing decade.
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And when you reduce a liability, net worth goes up.
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The price goes up to $3,295 for a private room.
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Interest rates fall when demand for U.S. Treasuries goes up.
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And, yes, quarter by quarter it goes up or down.
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Every time the wall goes up, so do smuggling profits.
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Send your email ASAP after the job posting goes up
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Then, if you walk, it goes up, to maybe 90.
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If another champion goes up 2 weights let me know.
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But I think what goes up must also come down.
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Generally, if it goes up, you know you're doing something right.
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Clearly as Saudi production goes up, their costs go up too.
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In ASOS' case, plus-size for guys goes up to 4XL.
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FLEISCHER: It depends on how much it goes up in price.
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Likelihood of horrible outcome goes up, stock market should go down.
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I don't know why, because the podium goes up to here.
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And if the price on the ticket you purchased goes up?
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When one voice goes up, the baritone has to go down.
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The system goes up for pre-order today, priced at $399.
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What goes up must come down, said food and livestock analysts.
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It goes up to $159 at full retail after the campaign.
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That threshold goes up to $300,000 if that person is married.
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The house goes up in flames, as does a naive Tom.
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There's a loud boom and a cloud of smoke goes up.
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They still count, even if the regular stamp price goes up!
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But, as the saying goes, what goes up must come down.
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What jobs might disappear now if the minimum wage goes up?
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"I'm hoping Chandra will last till Athena goes up," McDowell said.
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When U.S. exports increase, the dollar typically goes up in value.
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If China goes up, so do U.S. stocks and vice versa.
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And as the saying goes, what goes up must come down.
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As a multi-city itinerary, the price goes up to $1,311.
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The vehicle goes up in flames, and Lucious' fate is undetermined.
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As demand goes up, so does the need for new employees.
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"I feel like every year it goes up slightly," he said.
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The one general constant is that Washington spending just goes up.
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We just don't function as well when the mercury goes up.
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"My anxiety level goes up without my hearing aids," Pinther said.
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The price goes up to $133 million for performance-fee reductions.
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When that day arrives, the admission price goes up to $329.
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It has a big staircase that goes up up up forever.
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By the end of this episode, everything goes up in flames.
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It starts at $367,500 and goes up depending on your signature.
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Like the Versa, the Ace goes up for pre-order today.
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The new Oasis starts at $249 and goes up from there.
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Each time there's a bump our awareness goes up a little.
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When the price of toothpaste goes up I am not happy.
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With the Business Platinum version, that percentage goes up to 35%.
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"Once a musical goes up and down, that's it," he said.
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With mandatory fees, which vary by college, that number goes up.
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If you wait until 40, that number goes up to $1,045.
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The device goes up for pre-order today, priced at $290.
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The higher you rise, the more the expectation level goes up.
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And when it goes up, there's this extreme energy that releases.
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ClassPass is paying less and less, while studio overhead goes up.
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Even the selfie camera goes up to a huge 40 megapixels.
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"What goes up, must come back down," said the Facebook post.
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As a result, banks often ignore the "flag" that goes up.
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One of these values goes down while the other goes up.
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For me-- JIM CRAMER: Yeah, the stock market goes up, too.
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But, lose Saturday, that $100 million fight goes up in smoke.
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If it goes up 210 percent, the investors lose 225 percent.
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I will be in two hours before the curtain goes up.
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But then at night it goes up to $38 per person.
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When premiums go up, the tax credit goes up with it.
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Microsoft OneDrive goes up to one terabyte for $210 a year.
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But what happens if crime goes up again in the future?
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If Pokémon goes up, must it and will it come down?
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In other words, when the market goes up, consumer confidence also rises.
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That makes sense—this thing goes up to a speedy 240 mph.
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I take my pill and my hair goes up in a pony.
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He goes up, cuts several people in line and asks for help.
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Sometimes I work extra weekend events, so it goes up and down.
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The list goes up to 14 if you count the Settings app.
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With every tranche, the target market value goes up by $50 billion.
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Under your name is your star-rating that goes up to 5.0.
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The monster goes up in flames, leaving only a sizzling goo behind.
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If personal risk for bleeding goes up, that erases the net benefit.
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That number goes up to $16,050 if they're married and filing jointly.
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That all goes up in the air if Rosenstein soon loses it.
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It finally goes up in my display bookshelf and it is BEAUTIFUL.
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Scott arrives an hour and 15 minutes before the curtain goes up.
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With that factored in, the monthly subscription goes up to roughly $60.
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What goes up, must go down… what does down, must go up…?
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Google Wi-Fi goes up for pre-order this November for $129.
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Once you get in that habit, it's like a window goes up.
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HDR10 just goes up to DCI P2.03 and 4000 nits peak brightness.
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Our absolute base is Netflix streaming is the same, or goes up.
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When another #AllLivesMatter post goes up, the White Nonsense Roundup steps in.
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A recent survey found that viewership goes up 78% during the holiday.
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As demand goes up, they may offer more varieties throughout the week.
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You have a live TV show that goes up at 11 o'clock?
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Meantime, the new H2O goes up for pre-sale on May 15.
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That number goes up to $115,000 for people 60 years or older.
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When an office block goes up, the land beneath yields its secrets.
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Her main donation page has seven options and goes up to $250.
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The CDC data, which goes up to March 2018, does look positive.
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But everything has a timespan, and what goes up must come down.
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Deray Activist Deray goes up for finally taking off his trademark vest.
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What goes up eight can go down just as much, he said.
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In the past when this listing goes up, it quickly sells out.
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It doesn't sound very romantic: Costs go down and accuracy goes up.
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"He does have a plan when he goes up there," Perez says.
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We'll link each Student Opinion post here when it goes up. 2.
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Crime typically goes up in the heat (and down when it rains).
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But in this case, what goes up appears to be coming down.
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"The crime rate goes up when people have no money," he said.
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The show goes up on Thursday, and there's so much to do!
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Overall the stock market goes up, but there are ups and downs.
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With benefits, the total goes up to $85033,802, according to the newspaper.
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The Echo Studio will cost $200 and goes up for preorder today.
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Amazon's Echo Studio goes up for preorder Wednesday and starts at $200.
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The cost of life insurance generally goes up as you get older.
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During the holidays, the number of people driving while impaired goes up.
|
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But pay goes up in fields where men began to outnumber women.
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Calexico, California Thirty-foot steel bollard fencing goes up in Calexico, California.
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And then when the stock goes up, people are exuberant, overly exuberant.
|
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But the good news is that what goes up must come down.
|
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Frank Ocean Frank Ocean goes up this week for unlocking his Instagram.
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When Apple has a good quarter, its stock price generally goes up.
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If both are made permanent, that amount goes up to $22027 trillion.
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A Swann primer: Between $40 and $150, it goes up by $10.
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But over a multi-decade horizon, the market almost always goes up.
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As that number goes up there's the potential for more investor caution.
|
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But the lineswoman's flag goes up almost immediately, and V.A.R. confirms quickly.
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As men's testosterone levels drop, the theory goes, their irritability goes up.
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In addition, he notes findings that wellbeing generally goes up with age.
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If it goes up even more to $90, that's a $40 loss.
|
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When a universal reference goes up in smoke, an abyss opens up.
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Once that building goes up, your property value might take a hit.
|
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The price goes up when the car is available later this year.
|
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Then as your taxable income increases, that check goes up to $193,219.
|
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Demand for healthcare is inelastic; if price goes up, demand remains constant.
|
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If you want more memory or cellular connectivity, the price goes up.
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NOW, WHEN THAT TOOL GOES UP, YOU'RE GOING TO FIND BAD ADS.
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Democrats purposely misstated Medicaid under new Senate bill - actually goes up. pic.twitter.
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Your dopamine goes up, but pretty soon you&aposll need another boost.
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Then it goes up to the platoon if they can find it.
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Productivity goes up when we find ways to do more with less.
|
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If everything goes up in flames, we can't say we weren't warned.
|
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As healthy people forgo coverage, the price for everyone else goes up.
|
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"I think it's odd because when I hear stock buybacks, I hear my 401(k) goes up in value or my [individual retirement account] goes up in value," said Ryan Ellis, senior tax adviser at the Family Business Coalition.
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During busy days, like Christmas break, this easily goes up to 70 bags.
|
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But the amount of relief gets gradually smaller as income level goes up.
|
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But that doesn't mean spending on any of those things actually goes up.
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On the vast majority of the deals we do, the stock goes up.
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If it goes up to say $250, I'd trim it a little bit.
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It goes up from there depends on how bougie you want to be.
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The watch starts at $750 in steel and goes up to about $1,000.
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It goes up for preorder today, and it will ship on October 24th.
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As the value of assets like stocks rises, the share price goes up.
|
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Kevin Hart goes up against his "Ride Along 2" co-star Olivia Munn.
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Stay for more than seven years, and that number goes up to 15%.
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"When you get pregnant, your blood volume goes up significantly," Dr. Bendikson says.
|
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Pricing begins at $159.99 and goes up to $1,564.99 for eight 16GB sticks.
|
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If the latter, I imagine the potential for road rage goes up significantly.
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As supply goes up, I'd expect the price and profits to come down.
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A: Low risk of recession (during) 2019, but goes up in mid-2020.
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If it goes up a little bit, maybe, but what can I say?
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When everyone thinks it's a good idea, that means the price goes up.
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Some things never change: your approval rating goes up exponentially with personal tragedy.
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In expensive areas of the country, that goes up to $18,000 per child.
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If the index goes up, the funds and ETFs tracking it also rise.
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It starts at 25 CNY ($2450) and goes up to 25 CNY ($2899).
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"Anything that can be vaped, it doesn't matter, it goes up," says Meich.
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If it goes up, it will be the company's ninth mission of 2018.
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As you know the price of gold goes up and down every minute.
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When credit is easier to obtain, spending goes up and the boom intensifies.
|
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The fans cheer, the stock goes up, the short-sellers are foiled again.
|
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The rocket goes up; it explodes, and he emerges with the manned capsule.
|
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"What happens when an individual goes up against the federal government?" he asked.
|
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Here, for instance, ousted Trump aide Boris Epshteyn goes up against John Oliver.
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"I simply determine if your glucose level goes up and down," she says.
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But when something goes up online it appears you are a horrible person.
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But the level of compliance goes up, and the city makes more money.
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The threshold goes up to $115,85033 for people 60 years or older. Sen.
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Egg digests it, and his charm goes up, because that's how it works.
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If you include satellite broadband coverage, that goes up to almost 2202 percent.
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The risk goes up if the cells are overcharged or charged too quickly.
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The hoverboard weighs 22.5 pounds and goes up to 23 miles per hour.
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Everything goes up a notch when Team USA's Dean Riviera takes the stage.
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Pre-sale starts February 9, and general on sale goes up February 16.
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Ghrelin, which makes you hungry, goes up when you don't get enough sleep.
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So demand for bonds goes up and the yields they pay go down.
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But add a carry-on bag, and the price goes up to $281.
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Salary: $236,185At the higher levels of engineering leadership, the salary goes up commensurately.
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Toss in side dishes, desserts and booze and the price only goes up.
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I think the city goes up and down in its conservatism and liberalism.
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"As you cool the oceans, the solubility of oxygen goes up," Stolper explained.
|
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For storage it starts at a whopping 128GB and goes up to 512GB.
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When preventive services are reduced, the total cost of care actually goes up.
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The data compiled by Privacy International goes up to March of this year.
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Whatever goes up doesn't have to come back down, and nothing surprises me.
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Do you think you'll get in any trouble once this interview goes up?
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"When the stock goes up, with options, you get more leverage," he said.
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Wild sable fur is so sought-after that it goes up for auction.
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It goes up for bid May 13 at the Impressionist and Modern sale.
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It has always been: The economy goes up, so does the president's approval.
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And it just goes up, up, up, and it's gotten out of control.
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When you get emotional, your heart rate goes up, your blood pressure increases.
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"If they are renting from a religious landlord, surveillance goes up," she said.
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And, as they say, "what goes up must come down" and vice versa.
|
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For the Sunday paper, the Houston press run goes up to around 10,000.
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But if the share price goes up, those investors may face steep losses.
|
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As streaming revenue goes up, other sectors are predictably continuing a downward trend.
|
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Was I on Fifth, which goes down, or Sixth Avenue, which goes up?
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RAM goes up to 12GB, while there's a max of 256GB of storage.
|
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On the Ultra, Space Zoom goes up to a downright ridiculous 100X magnification.
|
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If the crops aren't doing well, the risk factor for conflict goes up.
|
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"Wait till my piece goes up," he asked before getting off the phone.
|
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So if that goes up 10%, you're talking a fraction of a penny.
|
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But if climate changes quickly, whether temperature goes up or down, we're stressed.
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When the price goes up, you make some money at the same time.
|
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But these days, the number of fancy restaurants goes up year by year.
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So I don't think that it's automatic that rate cut, market goes up.
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"The price goes up and they're making us all rich," the researcher said.
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Let&aposs spend more money on everything and the deficit goes up, the debt goes up and the ban placed on the same old, same old-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: And the president he literally squeeze because he wants the money for defense.
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But this means that in accounting terms, when a company's share price goes up a lot — as it might if, say, it successfully doubled profits — the value of the tax deduction for the stock-based compensation also goes up a lot.
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"As the temperature goes up, working conditions will become harsher in factories," Mishra said.
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We'll post a link to the live stream as soon as it goes up.
|
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Energy consumption should logically increase if the price goes up enough, despite mitigating factors.
|
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And this line, this wall that goes up between the candidate and the press.
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As that artists's career progresses and hopefully becomes more successful, that percentage goes up.
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If you live in Manhattan, though, the cost of living goes up 59 percent.
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It goes up to level 20, and that's the ceiling, that's from 200 lines.
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IF OUR PRICE GOES UP TO $73, THEY HAVE TO GO UP TO $100.
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As the world goes up in flames, a smol bean sprouts from the ashes.
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But at 12:01, the price goes up to €1190 (all pricing includes VAT).
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That number goes up slightly if you include public relations and human resources roles.
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It goes up on good economic news it goes down on higher rate news.
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Domestic violence goes up with the anxiety of poverty and appears to be increasing.
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As the unemployment rate goes up, the labor market differential tends to go down.
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My stock goes up every time he attacks me, so what can I say.
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If the volume goes up, maybe it will be worth it to recycling companies.
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He also gets a distribution from his trust fund, which goes up every year.
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But as in Newtonian physics, a market that goes up will also come down.
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Speculators usually don't care if oil — or any other commodity — goes up or down.
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That fee goes up to $40 if you do the two-year payment plan.
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We must've been in the holiday spirit because almost everyone goes up this week!
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There's no fly zip at the front — the zip goes up at the sides.
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And there's definitely nothing remotely ironic about this roller coaster that only goes up.
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Carolina goes up 68-29 and goes on to win the game 29-25.
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"The economy goes up and down, that's just a way of life," he added.
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Look at January, it's lower, then it goes up a little bit in April.
|
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And as the number of diagnoses goes up, so follows the number of prescriptions.
|
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The Fitbit Versa goes up for preorder today for $199 and ships in April.
|
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And when Mr. Trump goes up in the polls, Mexico's peso sinks in value.
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They seem to be getting better as the price goes up, which is interesting.
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Most of all, I want you to be there when the curtain goes up.
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"You can't even find a pitching machine that goes up that high," Flaherty said.
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SMITH My theory about race in this country is it goes up and down.
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The red curtain goes up, revealing Mariconchi, the host, wearing a wig and dress.
|
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It starts at $19 and goes up to $45, depending on the materials used.
|
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For Lambert's sake, we really hope no L.A.M.B. shop goes up in its place.
|
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"Just because the rhetoric goes up, doesn't mean our posture changes," one official said.
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Step inside a town square as one goes up in our latest 360 video.
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As the countdown hits one, the whole thing goes up in an atomic explosion.
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In 215 playoff games, mostly Thunder-Spurs matchups, that figure goes up to 33.
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But "after 753, it goes up and it keeps going up," Dr. Estiri said.
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But then he goes up to Albany and he switches to a red tie.
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I just don't see any plausible scenario where demand for bidets goes up now.
|
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"Once you're fighting two wars, the volume of work goes up," Ms. Bensahel said.
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At that point, the project goes up on the Village X website for crowdfunding.
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In America's five largest cities, that goes up to nearly half of their residents.
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Every little thing that goes up my perilous staircase has to come down again.
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He's one of the few pitchers whose velocity goes up later in the game.
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Deco, Chateauesque, International Modernism, Brutalism, postmodernism and on it goes, up through the ages.
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Then I let it dry naturally for two hours before the flip goes up.
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Whenever a major suicide story breaks in the media, the suicide rate goes up.
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And if they sell less to foreigners, the trade deficit goes up, not down.
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Pricing starts at $100 for one to 10 users and goes up from there.
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It's a solid reminder that what goes up must come down — and vice versa.
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And then when the stock goes up, people are exuberant, overly exuberant, and — Normal.
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Rumor comes out > stock price goes up > news comes our > sell at higher price = profit.
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Donovan will likely get outcoached, but so does most everyone that goes up against Pop.
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And the best part of super turbo hyper capitalism, the stock market only goes up.
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"Any time Camila goes up to him with her little helmet, he beams," Shayna says.
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They can see all the blood that goes up there, they know what's going on.
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You said that the net worth goes up and down based on your own feelings?
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The school goes up to grade 123, relatively unheard of in the public school model.
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The line begins with models starting at size 16, and goes up to size 30.
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Intriguingly, support for full automation goes up with age and is highest among those 60+.
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Gao eventually goes up to the roof, where she finds Murakami recovering from the fight.
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This next version goes up for pre-order today, with units shipping sometime in April.
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If one spouse is at least 65, that minimum income threshold goes up to $25,300.
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Now, that gamma goes up, and poor ol' Saint Nick weighs closer to 404 pounds.
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Our school uses a step plan, and my salary goes up one step every year.
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So even if cannabis use goes up, it may not make the world much worse.
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As demand for skilled workers overtakes the supply, the cost of hiring them goes up.
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My mother-in-law goes up instead and does a great job of playing along!
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But, as is always the case with Broad City, what goes up must come down.
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They've been making money for some time, but when volatility goes up they get hammered.
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As demand for skilled workers overtakes the supply, the cost of hiring them goes up.
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Otherwise the price goes up at least $1,000 before you add on any other options.
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The Slice starts for $700 and obviously goes up from there as you add features.
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That goes up to around $2,500/pm in Lagos and around $3,000/pm in Nairobi.
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United Airlines rises 2.28% on average, American Airlines jumps 2.13% and Delta goes up 2.06%.
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Porzingis maintains his poise, keeps the ball high, sets his feet, and goes up strong.
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The Canon only goes up to 102,53 and has a lower standard max of 40,000.
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British businesses could also sell more at home as the price of imports goes up.
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That number goes up to 99.99 percent with four links in two different metro areas.
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Victims have six hours to pay before a $300 ransom goes up, one expert said.
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The phone goes up for pre-order today and will start shipping early next month.
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She goes up to the teachers and gives them all a piece of her mind.
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"He keeps getting better and better and the production goes up," manager Bob Melvin said.
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For airline passengers this summer, it is only important to know that it goes up.
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It goes up to the highest levels of the Russian government, we're clear on that.
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It goes up to 20 mph and can travel 25 miles on a single charge.
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When the price of oil goes up, the entire Texas economy takes a deep breath.
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"When there's news in the market, it goes up and it goes down," he said.
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Investment gains can be volatile, and what goes up can and often does come down.
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The parasite becomes a danger "only when it goes up the nose forcibly," Wadhawan said.
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If you pinch a taut string in the middle, its pitch goes up an octave.
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Just stepping up on that stage and walking around, a chill goes up your spine.
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SO THAT MEANS EVERYBODY'S AFTER TAX INCOME GOES UP IN THIS COUNTRY BECAUSE OF THAT.
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"Something that goes up 700 percent in a year — it's by definition speculative," he said.
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It starts at $999 and goes up to $13,150 for a model with extra storage.
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"Theater is collaborative, and you have to understand how your show goes up," she said.
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Those adjustments come as demand goes up for courses in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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Your intake goes up, but not nearly as much as the amount that you skipped.
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He goes up to her, extending his arm to shake her hand as a fan.
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She enters just as the alarm goes up, and finds guns turned on her. Yikes.
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It costs $150 for early buyers, then the price goes up to $200 in October.
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Prince (the Dog) This dog named Prince goes up for dressing like Prince for Halloween.
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What's considered a standard drink continues to go down as the alcohol content goes up.
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What's the point of speaking if a wall goes up before you can be heard?
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In the back we have some fabric and no wood; it goes up, up, up.
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If you're married with two kids, the deduction-plus-exemptions figure goes up to $28,503.
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Check out the barbell as he goes up and down FIVE TIMES ... it freakin' bends!!!!!
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I can mentally detect when something is missing — a kind of red flag goes up.
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But the market as a whole also goes up and down for somewhat mysterious reasons.
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And I said to myself, I don't care if 3G's stocks goes up 5 points.
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My fever goes up and down anywhere from 102-something to 99-something to 101.
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Jermall's twin brother, Jermell Charlo, an undefeated junior middleweight champion, goes up against Tony Harrison.
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This means she's responsible for her entire premium regardless of how much it goes up.
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That would explain why your weight goes up and down 30 pounds every other month.
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Amrabat of Morocco goes down in the box and a big penalty appeal goes up.
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That risk goes up when they're taken in high doses for long periods of time.
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When we start decoupling, then suddenly the potential for much worse relations goes up. Right?
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" "Our leverage in the elections quite candidly goes up as the voting populace goes down.
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Made by M-Fire Suppression, the coating is sprayed on as the framing goes up.
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As unemployment goes up, the positive perceptions of the economy go down and vice versa.
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If it goes up that day, InSight would land on November 26, 2018, NASA says.
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"What you see is that fatal crash incidence goes up in hot temperatures," Obradovich said.
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He now goes up to four times a week and won junior races in Beijing.
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But of course, such moments are often fleeting reminders that what goes up comes down.
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You said that the net worth goes up and down based upon your own feelings?
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As the number of transactions that fit into each block goes up, transactions get faster.
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When that complexity is mixed with microtargeting, he argued, the potential for harm goes up.
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Her voice goes up as she recalls telling her Texas family about her new show.
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"When your net worth goes up, that's when the conversation has to happen," he said.
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WARREN BUFFETT: I think it's 5.6%-- BECKY QUICK: 5.6%-- WARREN BUFFETT: Goes up every day.
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DPI goes up to 16,000 and is designed to be easily adjustable on the fly.
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On mechanical keyboards, each plastic keycap covers a physical switch that goes up and down.
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Obviously, I like it better when the stock goes up versus the stock going down.
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Sir Isaac Newton's Law of Universal Gravity states that what goes up must come down.
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A loud cheer goes up, there is blood on her hands and on the floor.
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" She added, "For me, my antenna always goes up when the story is this compelling.
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At a 13-to-1 gap, the tax goes up by half a percentage point.
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"Once you're public, scrutiny goes up," said Jeffrey Pontiff, a finance professor at Boston College.
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Its typical enterprise contract starts at $200,000 and goes up to $1 million or so.
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Past polling has shown that support for gun-control measures goes up after mass shootings.
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You need wages to go up and wages won't go up until productivity goes up.
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Company valuations will come down as the cost of acquisition financing goes up, Baratta said.
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"It seems Sanders goes up in the polls, and everyone says Trump wins," said Chandler.
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If you're married with two children, the deduction-plus-exemptions figure goes up to $28,700.
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The wage for companies with 14 or fewer employees also goes up to $11 Wednesday.
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First of all, they get older, and when you get older your income goes up.
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One of the sort of never-ending -- it's endless questions that we always ask about IPOs is, if the stock goes up by 10 or 20 percent on day one, or, by the way, if it goes up 50 percent on day 1, who won?
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Instead of kicking the ball out, Wright goes up strong and tries to draw a foul.
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"The next question is whether patient satisfaction goes up, too," he told Reuters Health by phone.
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It goes up very quickly if I spend a little bit of time with the baby.
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"A scenario where prices go up and demand goes up seems highly unlikely in our view."
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When a knuckleball goes up, the thing that it does off the bat, sometimes is bewildering.
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The Dawn goes up in price depending on how you deck out the interior and exterior.
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If Spotify didn't IPO within a year, that discount goes up 2.5% every extra six months.
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When he goes up against a woman instead, he's out of his element — and it shows.
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And even "babysitter" goes up, presumably inspired by couples returning after a rare date night out.
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"It's getting harder and harder, and the price goes up and up and up," he says.
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Once a year Amy Kule's work goes up in smoke, literally, with millions of people watching.
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ON THE VAST MAJORITY OF THE DEALS WE DO, THE STOCK GOES UP. GREAT EXAMPLE, DEMANDWARE.
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Uptalk: When the tone of your voice goes up as if you were asking a question.
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As razor wire goes up across the Balkans, his fears may be about to come true.
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Therefore, content goes up faster than studios can issue demands for it to be taken down.
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Here's the problem: the stock ... just goes up and down [is] what the shorts are saying.
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Fish are eating it and it stays in their body and goes up the food chain.
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Oh, notice that the heavier mass (on the right side) initially goes UP and then DOWN.
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With your first promotion your salary goes up by $10,000 [$7,500 USD] plus your daily bonus.
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" Baskett's skeptical: "My guard goes up because Kendra's been hurt very bad by her brother Colin.
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When the camera goes up for rental in July, it will start at $4,500 per day.
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The brain floods you with adrenaline; you're trembling and tense, and your heart rate goes up.
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We got a hard lesson in stock market physics — what goes up eventually must come down.
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But when girls are educated, they get better employment opportunities and their earning potential goes up.
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The cost of medical care basically goes up every year, so that's not a huge surprise.
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" But as soon as he tells a joke about Jews, the cry goes up, "anti-Semitic!
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Wagering goes up during live games because odds can change after every play, the document says.
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After that, for every $1,000 someone's income goes up, they would lose $85033 in tax credit.
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Maybe if her English goes up while his goes down they can meet at an intersection.
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And when madness is involved, the line between truth and fiction goes up in smoke entirely.
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He sees danger when the stocks in his portfolio go down as the market goes up.
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"In fact, I think, in an autonomous world, it goes up," he said in the interview.
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Stolen consumer information usually goes up for sale immediately after a company is hacked, he explains.
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Every time it goes up when the promotion starts and comes down when the promotion stops.
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It's all kind of pop, in a way, and it goes up quickly because of SoundCloud.
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Ogita goes up for the 5.45m leap, clips the bar, and dejectedly hits the crash mat.
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A countdown on the site shows the amount of time before the ransom price goes up.
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"If this thing goes up to $6 million, I'm not going to say no," Jaff said.
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Source goes up for sale today at $189, shipping immediately in two colors: white and charcoal.
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Iggy Azalea Holy fuck we can't believe we're saying this but Iggy goes up this week.
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That's where things get really spicy, and San Antonio's already awesome offense goes up a notch.
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"But if it persists and goes up, then you will see a bigger effect on demand."
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If a "for sale" sign goes up in your neighborhood, don't blink, you might miss it.
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There's some sort of pool and an elevator that goes up and down throughout the house.
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What hasn't happenedWhen worker pay goes up, employers can respond in a number of different ways.
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Stadia Basic will be available for free in February 2020 and only goes up to 1080p.
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If the price of a bond goes up because of high demand, its yield goes down.
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As we are progressively increasing cylinder pressure of engines, then this pulsed pressure level goes up.
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The pressure on the CEO to grow the business goes up and the timeline gets shorter.
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Does the content change once the wall goes up, once you have a new revenue stream?
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Should Fox really be a gatekeeper of what goes up on Reddit and other social media?
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But it seems that as people gain experience, their confidence goes up faster than their skill.
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US death toll goes up As the US death toll grows, states are ordering more shutdowns.
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Just don't be surprised if that price goes up quickly when you start upgrading various components.
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It starts at $2,000 and goes up to $25,000, with an average around $4,000 to $5,000.
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It goes up to 70, sometimes even 80, one year it went up to 100,000 people.
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And if it goes up to 2000% or 2.5%, that would be all right with me.
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When "Gift Horse" goes up at the New Museum, the numbers will come from Wall Street.
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Throw in some chocolates and spring for the nicer "prism vase" and the price goes up.
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"You know, prices start to go up as demand for that inventory goes up," Jaye continued.
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But if the national wage goes up to $15 an hour, what's he going to say?
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Still, bilirubin goes up when red blood cells are destroyed at a higher-than-normal rate.
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Maybe what goes up online must come down, but what comes down will go up again.
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"We know that when people are stressed or worrying, their blood pressure goes up," Goldberg said.
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But as time passes and our penetration goes up, we'll be more interested in owner's economics.
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"The idea is for whatever goes up to the moon to be that simple," Williams said.
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The problem is this: What happens if volatility goes up 115 percent as it did yesterday?
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That goes up to 2.69% per transaction elsewhere in Europe, and 5.49% in countries further afield.
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Now suppose that your index goes up 50 percent in a day, from 10 to 15.
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"When they receive an abortion, they slowly gain employment, and their income goes up," she said.
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If your candidate is Trump, your popularity goes up, but for everyone else it goes down.
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"The biggest factor in reducing violence is if the number of women goes up," says Mr Pfeiffer.
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If either bitcoin goes up or electricity costs plummet, the energy consumption should increase, and vice versa.
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But, like Hurtubise proved when he threw himself down the cliff, what goes up must go down.
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The ceiling goes up higher above the sculpture in some areas, and it has recessed can lighting.
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The course begins with babies as young as three months, and goes up to five years old.
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AND IF OIL GOES UP, LNG WILL GO UP. SO YOU HAVE A FREE OPTION ON THAT.
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Unless it goes up, any comprehensive pension system that China might eventually introduce will be hideously expensive.
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Ultimately, say many thinkers in the space, the question isn't whether the price goes up or down.
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So if you shoot a lot of bad guys in the head, your firearms stat goes up.
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When the risk of buckling rails goes up, trains have to slow down, or sometimes stop completely.
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"When the price of cotton goes up, so does the rent we pay," says one woman bitterly.
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What goes up, must come down, and SpaceX is proving that again and again with their rockets.
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It goes up nicely over time, and I tell ya that's not a bad thing to say.
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I check my temperature when I get back: It's 95.7, but it quickly goes up to normal.
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He goes up to her hotel room and confronts her, maturely and calmly, with measured, logical arguments.
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With SNAP, however, the floor goes up to $4.93, about a third of the official poverty line.
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You have only 24 hours before the price goes up on tickets to TC Sessions: Enterprise 2019.
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So, actually, I actually make more money, ironically, if it goes up, a little bit more hedged.
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Employment does not fall much in response to minimum-wage rises because output per worker goes up.
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The stock awards may also be worth more in the future if the company's value goes up.
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A CHEER goes up as Jens Maier takes the podium at a packed sports club in Dresden.
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That deal will only be available for a "limited time" before the price goes up, Amazon said.
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"Yes, we have seen an impact — the impact is that Ocrevus's share goes up," Anderson told analysts.
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This new model reportedly goes up to 205 mph, but the thing looks badass just sitting still.
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You can also change your maximum zoom level through a slider, which goes up to 5x zoom.
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What goes up, must come down: Sokolova points out that Louis Vuitton's vertically integrated approach is risky.
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However, a ticket that involves taking a photo with the "Rocky" star goes up to £63 ($1,083).
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Mandatory spending programs grow based on eligibility, so the baseline usually goes up from year to year.
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Unfortunately, RAM only goes up to 8GB, while storage options include a 256GB or a 512GB SSD.
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Is there a way to do that, or do you think that the censorship word goes up?
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No one really goes up to a white artist and says, 'How do you represent your culture?
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In the below clip, watch how long Wiggins stays in the corner after the shot goes up.
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"As soon as a country realizes how good these are, it goes up very fast," he says.
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But the amount that is lost by getting things wrong goes up in exactly the same way.
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If you store the remains of two in there, the prices goes up to 950,000 yen ($8,300).
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But sometimes there are a lot of people in the box, and my blood pressure goes up.
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When a wager becomes popular, the odds change, much as a stock price goes up and down.
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If Venezuela goes up in flames, Russia can always blame the United States for destroying its investment.
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SO IF THE STOCK PRICE GOES UP. DESPITE PEOPLE RAISING SOME REAL SERIOUS CONCERNS, IT'S OKAY. RIGHT?
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AND SO WHY DOES BITCOIN GO UP AND THE OTHER ONES LAG AND THEN IT GOES UP?
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Besides, the Democrats have a secret weapon for when it all goes up in flames: Hillary Clinton.
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For every hour without antibiotics, the probability of dying goes up by 8 percent, Dr. O'Brien said.
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Unfortunately, in the words of renowned television critic Isaac Newton, what goes up must come down. Hard.
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SAN FRANCISCO — To paraphrase Isaac Newton's third law of motion, what goes up must, inevitably, come down.
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When a shot goes up and the defense tries to find Thompson, it is usually too late.
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There's this mentality that as volume goes up, companies will get more efficient, and costs will lower.
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Inequality of financial wealth goes up and down, but over the long term it has been reduced.
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Every single time that amnesty becomes a hot topic in Congress, pressure goes up on the border.
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Bidding usually starts below the low estimate and goes up in 5 percent to 15 percent increments.
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Doctors have long known that a person's risk of kidney stones goes up when ambient temperatures rise.
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Good news about Facebook makes owning a slice of Facebook more appealing, so the price goes up.
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In the course of a lifetime, that rate goes up to 28.8 percent of the American public.
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But smokers weigh less than nonsmokers on average; when people stop smoking, their weight usually goes up.
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The data (which goes up to May) shows that the dissonance exists in virtually every prominent story.
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Whenever insurers have to pay for more medical care, the cost of the health plan goes up.
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All we know is that risk goes up the more you drink for all of these conditions.
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If you change one or two things they are doing in training their performance goes up incredibly.
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It's another way to show voters that he's tough on immigration as he goes up for reelection.
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As supply goes up, prices go down, making it cheaper for more criminals to get more fodder.
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That goes up to up to 13% of your benefits if your income is more than $44,000.
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But if you start piling in passengers, dead-heading time goes down and ride efficiency goes up.
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Cloosiv charges merchants a percentage off each order, with the percentage decreasing as order volume goes up.
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" The hut, Steele told the troopers, "goes up into flames faster than, like, I can even imagine.
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If the bushfires also killed off the scavengers, the risk of transmission and potential epidemics goes up.
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If the face value goes up, "the brokers will just raise their prices even higher," Weiss said.
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So, you shrink the video base, your margin goes up, cap ex goes down, stock takes off.
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Turn up the volume, and the ring lights up more parts of it as it goes up.
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Usually, among teenagers, as perceived risk of a substance goes up, the use of it goes down.
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The number of cases usually goes up as the dry season shifts into the monsoon, she added.
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When a market correction occurs, the price of the stock goes down and the yield goes up.
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My focus probably goes up, I don't know, tenfold of what it does in a tour event.
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Such a model would require wages to fall when the supply of labor, through immigration, goes up.
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Every time a subscriber goes up a tier, they are offered the rewards in the tiers below.
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But if that happens, it would likely determine whether state-level marijuana legalization goes up in smoke.
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Not only is surgery costly, but the risk of complications goes up each time one is performed.
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When I throw something into the black hole, the mass goes up, and so does the area.
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"We'll watch the passenger load as it goes up over the next two or three weeks," he said.
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Rather, they should examine questions like: What happens to the ocean if the level of salt goes up?
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He goes up to Capitol Hill, tells Republicans, don&apost worry, it&aposs all going to work out.
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So, as time goes by, that pension gets smaller and smaller as the cost of living goes up.
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"As salinity or salt content in these waters drops, the concentration of the Vibrio goes up," he explained.
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So, everything they do goes up, and then you might utilize an Uber Eats or something like that?
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Sometimes it seems to me that its shareholders suffer from Stockholm syndrome because the stock just goes up.
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Sure, the Razer Phone's display even features a refresh that goes up 120 Hz (more on that below).
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Because what goes up, must come down, especially when you put your fate in the hands of robots.
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"When I hear the phrase we didn't have a cooperating victim, my antenna always goes up," Manning said.
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THE KICKER IS IF OIL GOES UP, YOU'RE GETTING THAT DIVIDEND ONLY USING ABOUT 85% OF YOUR CAPACITY.
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And if it doesn't IPO within the next year, that discount goes up 2.5% every extra six months.
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Likewise, when the S&P goes up, the VIX tends to go down as a basic inverse correlation.
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"Domestic demand usually goes up during the summer due to increasing use of electricity for cooling," he explained.
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It starts at €100,930, about $110,520.87, and the price goes up accordingly with different packages and interior options.
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I think if Chewy goes up, even a little bit, I think you should get out a position.
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But it goes up against at least one major blockade: a commission rule banning state net neutrality laws.
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I think after the rate hike, the stock goes up and after the election it might go up.
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"Sherri just goes up and starts talking to them and hugging them, because she genuinely cares," Lisi says.
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The in-ground certified NBA basketball hoop that goes up and down electronically that Parks is having installed.
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Congratulations & I wish I could be there, but I'm on lockdown until the show in NYC goes up!
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"We have to make an effort so productivity goes up for the same amount of space," Velez said.
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And we have an escalator now right in the middle and it goes up to the beauty floor.
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"Being that we're selling calls above the market, our probability of success instantly goes up," he pointed out.
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As ice time goes up and all that stuff, my confidence is going up, and I feel comfortable.
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"When you have [a bowling alley] in your community, the sense of belonging number goes up," Abrams said.
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Or are we about to go into another ... because I would assume it goes up and down, correct?
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You can subscribe to stories on fan fiction sites and get notifications when a new instalment goes up.
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The supplier partnership solidifies business for Zenuity as it goes up against more established players in the industry.
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Because it doesn't protect the atmosphere as much it used to do, the temperature goes up and pollution.
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"It's human nature to increase your outgoings as soon as your income goes up," he told Business Insider.
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The so-called current-services baseline goes up every year at 4, 5, 6, 73 percent or more.
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Soulja Boy Soulja Boy goes up for this almost definitely illegal scam where he's selling questionable emulation boxes.
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Start by preheating the grill to high—my gas grill goes up to 650ºF and that worked perfectly.
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It starts at $214 for the smallest model and goes up to $1,150 for the Sapphire 5X version.
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In fact, the National Chicken Council shows that when pork and beef consumption decreases, poultry consumption goes up.
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The Xiaomi scooter goes up to 25 km/h, and can ride up to 30 km without recharging.
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As its own shipping capacity goes up, Amazon's reliance on FedEx, UPS and the U.S. Postal Service drops.
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From there, the law shifted into subsidies for private insurance, which get smaller as your income goes up.
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It starts at $500 for an Android version and goes up to $703 if you want Windows 10.
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But above that, the percentage of adult households willing to ditch landlines decreases steadily as ages goes up.
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In much the same way, muscles can grow when protein synthesis goes up or protein breakdown goes down.
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Be aware that this lamp only goes up to 5,000 LUX, which is less powerful than the others.
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The bejeweled tiara Ariana Grande wore to promote her Dangerous Woman album goes up for auction this week.
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Once the period ends, your interest rate goes up to the ongoing rate, which is usually pretty high.
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A small coral farm (the size we got) costs $150 and goes up to $350 for a large.
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And while the number of single women buying houses goes up with age, it drops for single men.
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The latest one he built in his backyard is two stories tall and goes up to 23 mph.
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A sunnier or gloomier day will dictate whether energy production goes up or down, potentially overloading the grid.
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"That means one of two things: either the deficit goes up, or someone else's taxes do," he said.
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Then this situation will cut supply and make oil price goes up further in overall supply and demand.
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Heller is considered one of the most vulnerable Republicans in Congress as he goes up against Democratic Rep.
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Moreover, the contest becomes exponentially more unequal as the number of qubits in the quantum machine goes up.
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If share prices keep climbing, the cost of buying the 10 shares goes up, potentially by a lot.
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"Just plug in RankScience, and search traffic goes up," he told the crowd at today's YC Demo Day.
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Another is that it goes up to his social media director and he never really sees that stuff.
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When it goes to the United States it goes up as pure fentanyl – I think because it's stronger.
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When these patients do become depressed, their chronic illnesses often worsen and their risk of dying goes up.
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It's just hard when a pre-order goes up in June and you get the record in November.
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The highest temperature of most new pizza ovens is around 625 degrees, but ours goes up to 1,000.
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But bonds can be bought and sold a bit like stocks, so their value goes up and down.
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Like any investment, what goes up can go down, and investing in trading cards has its own risks.
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" The chorus says it all: "While lo spread goes up, up, up, Italian citizens go down, down, down.
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Let's say 5 percent of players get developed into big leaguers and it goes up to 7 percent.
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Democratic legislators say making the medication over-the-counter won't help Americans if it goes up in price.
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The number of unemployment claims is expected to increase further as the number of business closures goes up.
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So what goes up in India — meaning ties with the United States — seems to be headed down elsewhere.
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I don't care if I have to pay more for electricity or if my tax rate goes up.
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When a company's share price goes up a lot, the value of stock-based compensation rises as well.
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The older you are and the longer and heavier you smoke, your risk goes up for lung cancer.
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"I've told the industry we're going to see worker productivity go down before it goes up," Dietz says.
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The British actor then goes up to his dad Samson and hugs him as he begins to cry.
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Officials raised the alert level for the volcano to 4 on a scale that goes up to 5.
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As legitimacy goes down, crime reporting and cooperation with police and prosecutors go down, and violence goes up.
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And because of its generous wage and benefits plan, it won't suffer if the minimum wage goes up.
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"If the wall goes up, it will be the new border," said Richard Drawe, a landowner in Texas.
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If one company goes up by 3%, but another goes down by 2%, you're still up by 1%.
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On a stalled 6 train, in a carriage with a busted air conditioner, a collective sigh goes up.
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Maybe something works out, but I'll just hurt people if I say, 'Good,' and it goes up, great.
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"Trust goes up in the patient, and the doctors become more sensitive to the patient," Pereira Gray said.
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"As we pull him out, within five seconds later, the truck goes up," Mr. Foxx told reporters. 212.
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The luxury market starts at around $2 million and goes up to the tens of millions, agents said.
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But we all know that the price of gas goes down when the supply of oil goes up.
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New York (CNN Business)What goes up must come down, and investors are learning that the hard way.
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This buffer goes up to £500 for its Premier account customers and £1,000 for its Jade account customers.
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When the number of reported flu cases goes up, so does the number of hospitalizations for heart failure.
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The latest version of iOS included in one spreadsheet goes up to iOS 9.2, which dates from 2015.
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My task is to answer these questions: If Pokémon goes up, must it and will it come down?
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Inflation is one of the most powerful economic forces that almost always goes up and to the right.
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As the price goes up, and people see more and more investors jumping in, they hop in too.
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"Trade tensions pretty much drive the market into a risk-off trade (and) that means U.S. dollar goes up and once the dollar goes up, commodities come off and we have seen most of the base metals come off a bit," said Mathan Somasundaram, a Blue Ocean Equities market portfolio strategist.
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My standing desk is automated, so I push buttons on its attached remote, and it goes up and down.
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Her comic book outcome is dark, but her story certainly isn't over the second she goes up into space.
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And stay on the lookout to see if your snap actually goes up on one of Snapchat's Live Stories.
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"As your income goes up, Social Security becomes a lower amount of that 70 percent targeted goal," Mason said.
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It goes up to $2,500 if you actually want some damn room on the SSD and spring for 512GB.
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So September, October, where all the new shows are going to come in, we'll see people ... engagement goes up.
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When the value of ivory goes up, so does poaching It's basic supply and demand, according to the study.
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Bond yields move inversely to prices, so if the price of a bond goes up, the yield goes down.
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The dude then goes up to the phone and rips out the wireless charging component from the back. Yikes!
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Instead, a 30-second countdown goes up on a big screen as the attacker sallies forth chanting "Kabaddi Kabaddi".
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The Ethicist My son attends preschool part time at a private Montessori school, which goes up to middle school.
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If teams can't just foul Whiteside when he goes up for lobs, it makes him that much more dangerous.
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If I couldn't calibrate a scale, I might only be able to predict when it goes up and down.
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By January, we'll be totally hooked on them and probably too desperate to notice when the price goes up.
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One of the more robust principles of foreign-exchange trading is that what goes up must eventually come down.
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The 16GB version of the audio player runs ¥33,880 (or about $300) in Japan and goes up from there.
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But there is an offsetting "income effect": as earnings rise, demand for most amenities, including leisure, also goes up.
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Currently, the retailer only goes up to a size XL, so was Metz appearance hinting at what's to come?
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As a five-year bond yielding, say, 6% becomes a four-year bond yielding 5%, its price goes up.
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In fact, it goes up with age, and those over the age of 80 reported experiencing the most pain.
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Each time you click a hidden egg in the right hand corner of the video a number goes up.
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I think that, looking at what's going on, the need for him to be impeached goes up every day.
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The OnePlus 7 Pro is another phone with a higher-than-normal refresh rate: It goes up to 90Hz.
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But don't try that at home, as you will need an oven that goes up to 1,900 degrees Fahrenheit.
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So if it goes up 003%, we make a half a percent, you know, basically, on value before tax.
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Pedro goes up to the counter, cashes a paycheck and fills out a form to send $800 to Guatemala.
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If productivity goes up, more and more can pay a London Living Wage, more can contribute towards London's economy.
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The good news is that scale goes up to six, with one being on the low end of things.
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What goes up must come down and that's exactly what one technician said is about to happen with the .
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Here, the last of Offred's illusions—specifically, that Gilead is the product of true believers—goes up in smoke.
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Data show that as the cost of insurance goes up, more homeowners are deciding to let their policies lapse.
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Whenever I see a Black man being chased by armed officers, my guard goes up...Innocent until proven guilty.
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"Their confidence level goes up and plateaus at eight to 12 months, and it doesn't go down," said Robinson.
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" — On Donald Trump's weight: "I can always tell when Donald's weight goes up and down between 235 and 215.
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If a company buys back shares, the net income stays the same, but the earnings per share goes up.
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And so when the price of something that important to your imports goes up, it negatively effects your economy.
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Thus the average price for each prescribed drug goes down but overall per person spending on drugs goes up.
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At Gros Ventre, a six-night all-inclusive stay starts at $2,170 per person and goes up to $4,100.
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The rate is applied to your initial investment or to a higher portfolio value if the market goes up.
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"As our Saving Rate goes up, it impacts our years to Financial Freedom in two important ways," he said.
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Nobody goes up to their buddy when they're awake and says 'can I draw a penis on your forehead?
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It's a perverse equation: As the number of insurers goes down, the leverage they have over regulators goes up.
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Pittsburgh will try to turn the tide behind ace Gerrit Cole, who goes up against Milwaukee veteran Matt Garza.
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At some point, we will have to sort of face the fact that what goes up must come down.
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Climate scientists have long warned that the likelihood of such nasty surprises goes up along with global average temperatures.
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And when there's a tax cut, either the deficit goes up or they get the taxes from somebody else.
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It's an application, it goes up to the approval chain within the office, and then it goes to Washington.
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I'm always a little wary when my income goes up, because it just increases my student loan payments, too.
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That's six notches below investment grade, or non-junk status, on the agency's scale, which goes up to AAA.
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But all of them, said Robert Dallek, a presidential historian, were mindful that what goes up can come down.
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"They are either money — and then they're illegal — or they're debt, and then that stock goes up," he said.
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A basic rule of economics is that when the price of something goes up, people buy less of it.
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If everything in your portfolio goes up and down in lockstep, you probably aren't as diversified as you think.
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Ten months later, as the administration's strategy goes up for a review, there is little progress to speak of.
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The financial crisis of 2008-9 painfully reminded us that great wealth without integrity always goes up in smoke.
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The risk for cardiovascular disease may increase when a person's income goes down, and decrease when it goes up.
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The net effect of this rotation is a stock market that goes up and a VIX that goes down.
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But this is a dangerous tactic since what goes up almost inevitably goes down, at least for a time.
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As rates move higher, the cost of that leverage goes up, and eventually leverage will have to be unwound.
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Peter notices a woman he "dated years ago" was at Hunter Hayes' show and goes up to say hi.
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That's because of the way each guy goes up there with a plan and grinds out an at-bat.
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The apartment is rented from the city of Vienna, and it only goes up by around €4 a year.
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Think of it as two sides of a seesaw: As one side goes up, it pushes the other down.
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There's a time every night where the ball goes up and you just hope it's not hit to you.
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JOHN MALONE: Your cap ex goes down, your leverage free cash flow goes up and your stock takes off.
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But when the Fed's rate goes up, banks find ways to pass their higher borrowing costs along to consumers.
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And as supplies of traditional evergreen pines dwindles in the market, the price of trees goes up for consumers.
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"The cost of spare parts goes up, because what they do is extort you," he said, speaking of Moscow.
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I also think we are undervalued, which-- if our-- multiple goes up, y-- you get to-- above 10%-- TSR.
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Plus, a look at how much the Houston Rockets could fetch as the NBA team goes up for sale.
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The offer is $2,000 the first year and goes up by $1,000 each year to a maximum of $5,000.
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If its savings rate goes down and its investment rate goes up, the trade deficit is bound to increase.
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"I think we're starting to believe any time that ball goes up there, we've got a chance," Rodgers said.
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Every time a subscriber goes up a tier, they are offered the rewards in the tiers below as well.
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I didn't say that this is something I wanted to do, but I didn't ... So, bat signal goes up.
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But how do you think the stuff you will make will change when the wall goes up, starting today?
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" If they're not happy, and their misery goes up, you go, "Oh, maybe we should go look at that.
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Sure, everyone's bitcoin goes up in price the same, but it's still a perfect "the rich get richer" scenario.
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And if the market goes up, the fund manager's fee will rise, even if he or she underperforms the index.
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That's about $193 million and with additional commitments from numerous industry players, that number goes up to over $440 million.
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Rooftop solar is expanding rapidly in the United States — by some estimates, a new system goes up every four minutes.
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They're not famous, but the price of care after the merger goes up, and the mortality rates also go up.
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The maximum catch fishers can take each year goes up to 17 percent, depending on the success of the run.
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Still, $250 (which goes up to $280 if you want more storage space) is a lot for an e-reader.
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In 2018, you can save up to $26,2900 in your 27(k) — that number goes up to $2000,22019 in 2401.
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When asked whether abortions should be allowed for pregnancy resulting from "rape or incest," Americans' support goes up to 77%.
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A driver at such a crossing goes up an incline, crosses the level tracks and then goes down an incline.
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"But when the sugar goes up too high, at a point, the kidney can't keep up with that," she says.
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Vodacom has three months to renegotiate its 2G licence with the ministry before it goes up for auction, he said.
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Sony's internet TV service starts at $44.99 per month and goes up to $79.99 for the top-tier channel package.
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Where the headline rate of tax goes up under GST, the government will be vigilant in seeking to prevent profiteering.
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You put those across each other and automate the construction of the ads, and your math goes up really fast.
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Remember, the whole "progressive" part of the tax code means you pay a higher percentage as your salary goes up.
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But if the history of gold is any guide, what goes up will come down—and then go up again.
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If we've learned anything from those crashes—or Trump's own career in business—what goes up generally comes crashing down.
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Things could get very ugly on the back end, as his physical advantages decline and his price tag goes up.
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If a meme goes up that people don't think is wholesome, someone will usually add a comment to that effect.
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But for married couples, the 15% rate goes up to $488,850 of taxable income and jumps to 20% from there.
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The virtue of TIPS lies in their ability to preserve purchasing power by rising in value as inflation goes up.
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Treasuries are a safe haven investment, and demand for them goes up in times of uncertainty, leading to lower yields.
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The spending—the aggregate demand—of the economy goes up and generates more economic activity, and that's good for everyone.
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In the video, shot from a distance, he goes up to people on the street and tries conversing in English.
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S&P goes up 6 points on Yellen's bland comments, but goes down 15 points on Fischer's more definitive comments.
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In an auction system, sellers of stock can increase the amount they want to sell as the price goes up.
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If a stock goes up after a company reports a blow out quarter, "that's just business as usual," he said.
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Meanwhile, dYdX also offers leveraged Ethereum tokens that let investors borrow to boost their profits if ETH's price goes up.
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The same goes for Unranked Draft, an online Draft Champions mode where your team goes up against other live players.
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When the economy is weak, there aren't enough new jobs for an expanding workforce, so the jobless rate goes up.
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As salaries for automotive engineers rise, more students study engineering and fewer become teachers, unless teachers' pay also goes up.
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The Scout will start at $995 for about the first month of preorders, before the price goes up to $1,399.
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His work shows that as the Arctic warms, the odds of heavy snows in the Northeast somewhat paradoxically goes up.
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If a mob smashes all the windows in the city centre, GDP goes up when the glaziers replace the glass.
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And it also costs the most — the Note 9 starts at $1,000 and goes up to an eye-watering $1,93.
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Part of North's logic of the "natural state" is that when rents get scarce the role of violence goes up.
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Chaffetz's spokesperson confirmed the Utah congressman plans to support the health care bill if it goes up for a vote.
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Kate gives him emails from a whistleblower proving the company screwed employees and it goes up to the highest levels.
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Most people wouldn't see an actual tax increase of 210 percent, even if their marginal rate goes up that much.
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"And when the world goes up in flames, at least for now they know my name: Kellyanne Conway," she sings.
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Like the penis, a yo-yo "goes up and down" – another pun, and like many of slang's efforts, gruesome stuff!
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During the reunion episode, Craig goes up on stage to play a song he will perform at the reunion show.
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When there's too much mining power, difficulty goes up to make sure new bitcoins don't flood the market too fast.
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And when the number of people using a substance goes up, you're bound to find someone who can't tolerate it.
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And, of course, when they're finally eligible to marry, well, let's just say the whole thing goes up in flames.
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Note that the speedometer only goes up to 85 mph — not near fast enough to make the jump through time.
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A necklace featuring a giant 163.41-carat colorless diamond — the world's largest of its kind — goes up for sale Tuesday.
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"The more that estate tax exclusion goes up, the more it changes the discussion of intergenerational wealth transfer," said Ramassini.
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That percentage goes up to 22019% of last year's liability if your adjusted gross income was over $210,203 last year.
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Finally, the Coastal Way goes up the west coast of Wales, around Cardigan Bay and various picturesque sea resort towns.
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Horticultural designers begin planning the elaborate decorations for next year as soon as everything goes up for the current year.
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If the real borrowing cost goes up by a lot, companies will borrow less and the wider economy will suffer.
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But as fuel goes up, the disadvantages of flying a very heavy plane begin to make ultra-long haul problematic.
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The site also displays a countdown of a little bit over 40 hours before the price of decryption goes up.
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Cloosiv charges vendors a percentage of each sale, with that percentage going down as the number of orders goes up.
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And when there is a gun present in an abusive household, the risk of a victim dying goes up 500%.
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Barry: Generally a 5, but goes up to an 8 with thick-cut, good fucking bacon and amazing ripe tomatoes.
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"Goldman Sachs can make money if the stock market goes up and if the stock market goes down," Novogratz said.
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The two USB-A ports can put out 15W, and the Qi wireless charger on top goes up to 10W.
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When the painting goes up for auction this fall, with an estimated value of $12 million to $18 million, Mrs.
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If the temperature goes up three degrees Fahrenheit, the globe will be gone in a relatively short period of time.
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The tax assessment goes up when the property changes hands, so there is little incentive for anyone to move out.
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Typically those first few seconds after entering an exam room — before the patient's guard goes up — are the most informative.
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Like a Grand Theft Auto title, you have a level of notoriety that goes up based on people you've angered.
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It follows an "inverted U" function: As the pressure goes up, so does performance — but only to a certain point.
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"If it goes up another 20% we'll have to figure something out — we can't just keep eating it," he said.
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The site streamed 800 million minutes in a recent month, and that number goes up every month, Mr. Lee said.
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But the real "proof in the pudding" as Kavazanjian put it, would be if pore pressure no longer goes up.
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Maintain your momentum as you plant the foot that naturally goes up as high as you can on the fence.
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Since every yin has its yang, however, and everything that goes up must come down, tiny also was a trend.
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With more Uber and Lyft drivers out there, the amount of time driving around without getting someone somewhere goes up.
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Your equity increases as you pay down your mortgage as well as if the value of your home goes up.
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And no one wants extra footwork thrown into the choreographed dance just before the curtain goes up on the stage.
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Whether G-III goes up or down with the price points, developing that identity should be its biggest strategic priority.
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ET It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas — particularly when New York's favorite tree goes up in Rockefeller Center.
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Whether your rates go down, your credit limit goes up, or you qualify for more rewards, your product gets better.
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PHILLIPS IF THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE GOES UP WAGES GO DOWN HE NEVER SAID IT WAS INFLATIONARY KEEP THE DOLLAR SOUND.
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Once I do that, then their productivity goes up dramatically because all of a sudden they're doing something they like.
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If a new natural gas plant or wind farm goes up, something else has to get pushed off the grid.
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"The number of cases daily goes up and down," said Mara Gambineri, a spokesperson for the Florida Department of Health.
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As people have more cash on hand, they become more inclined to spend more of it and spending goes up.
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"During the first year of training, rates of depression [go] up, risk of suicide goes up, anxiety goes up and part of what we're studying is why that is and who's at risk and what environmental elements put them at risk," Dr. Srijan Sen, professor of depression and neurosciences, said in an interview with CNBC.
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That means it somehow needs to know — and track — anyone and anything that goes up, and this is no small task.
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And as other studies have noted, when a woman is behind the camera, the number of female protagonists goes up dramatically.
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The long-term market goes up over time as businesses continue to provide services that consumers want to spend money on.
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One does not need a PhD in economics to understand that when increasing demand meets decreasing supply the price goes up.
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STEVE SCHWARZMAN: Well, it goes up over time where it should be in the low double digits, that's our current thinking.
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I was trapped, gripping the rope, thinking to myself, What kind of idiot goes up without a plan to come down?
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If that's what you want to know, if I would fight Jon Jones if he goes up to heavyweight, of course.
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Sometimes the market goes up afterward, sometimes it goes down, at least for the one-month and three-month periods ahead.
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In MPT, volatility, how much and how quickly an asset goes up and down in price, is used to measure risk.
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"Just because your income goes up doesn't mean that you can just increase your expenses by the same amount," says Westlin.
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Festivals are famous for the good vibes anyway, but it goes up a level if you have a nostalgia-inducing phone.
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The points are even more important, and the adrenaline goes up as you get closer to the end of the season.
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Meantime, the Air Force points to studies that suggest the retention bonus "take rate" goes up when the retention pay increases.
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As the congress tent goes up, everyone is trying to remember to call the spot by its informal name, Freedom Square.
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For example, if you're shooting a dog running across a field, the RX2200's burst mode goes up to 2503 fps.
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"The U.S. dollar goes up on issues of trade uncertainty because the rest of the world is hurt more," said Randol.
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"I think Amazon is likely going to lose that motion if it goes up the chain of appellate courts," he said.
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When bond yields fall, say because of central-bank purchases, the cost of the promises made by insurance companies goes up.
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Its on-demand only offering, meanwhile, starts at $8 per month, and goes up to $12 for the ad-free plan.
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" Take oil as an example, he said, "[historically] 85 percent of the time oil goes down, the stock market goes up.
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Access to an individual's records costs between 22017 yuan ($212), and deeper level information goes up to just 203 yuan ($32).
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"Since it's an auction, as more and more people come to Facebook, the pricing goes up and ROI gets negatively affected."
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The Labour model encourages workers to purchase their company and run it as a cooperative if it goes up for sale.
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It goes up and down, grows dark and rises again, in that exhilarating hardstyle roller-coaster ride type of club structure.
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LG: No. It's basically everybody's metrics, like your blood pressure goes up because you see the person in the white coat.
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Unclear how long her story arc will run but, if she does return next season, her rate goes up to $2,800.
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In the market these days, it seems what goes up must come down — and then go up and then down again.
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"What happens is their subjective ratings of sleepiness goes up and then plateaus because it's become their new normal," Mander says.
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The point value begins at $1 USD for the Bronze level and goes up to $1 for 1.4 points at Platinum.
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If Microsoft goes up more, or if Amazon slips after the stock starts trading, Bezos could fall back to No. 2.
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Berkeley's pricing starts from £15,000 ($21,0003) and goes up to £60,000 ($85,000) for private headhunting, with a year of unlimited introductions.
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"We're paying a very low interest rate — what happens if that interest rate goes up 2, 3, 4 points?" he said.
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As a general rule, when variance goes up, it helps the underdog, so it's possible that the model's estimate of Mrs.
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He still faces an uphill battle for the Democratic presidential nomination as he goes up against well-known juggernauts like Sen.
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Farrar: These periods of stress inoculation or intentional induction of that high stress levels, it goes up, and it goes down.
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Fox Business Network host Stuart Varney suggested Wednesday that he will tip restaurant servers less if the minimum wage goes up.
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Her trove, more than 300 works, begins in the 1940s and goes up to "yesterday," Ms. Joyner said, encompassing four generations.
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If he goes up and gives them instructions about how to think about this or that, that could be considered tampering.
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It then goes up to $1,299 for businesses with up to 100 users, and $10,099 for those with over 100 users.
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If you do get rid of them, your economic freedom score from the Heritage Foundation and the Fraser Institute goes up.
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Another skin-related consequence of climate change is skin cancer: as ozone is depleted, the risk of skin cancer goes up.
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The roll goes up for auction June 13 and ends on June 20 ... and it's estimated to haul in around $8,000.
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"When carbon dioxide goes up, that's a strong stimulus to breathe, so they'll begin to feel short of breath," he said.
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He goes up a weight class and wins the UFC bantamweight title by finishing Marlon Moraes in three rounds last year.
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As the coronavirus continues to spread, the chances that any one of us will be placed in quarantine goes up considerably.
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As long as you improve your efficiencies, increase demand and pricing goes up, then you can afford to keep getting deeper.
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"Before we did this analysis people were just saying, 'Oh the lake goes up; the lake goes down,' " Dr. Wurtsbaugh said.
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"Our best estimate… is that some point early in the week we will have a website that goes up," Pence said.
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From The Hangover to Casino: The trunk goes up, the body comes out, the trunk goes down, the car drives away.
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Intense militarized enforcement does make border-crossing more perilous, so demand for help getting across — for "trafficking" and "smuggling" — goes up.
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Eventually, I made the connection that most people don't wheeze or have coughing fits every time their heart rate goes up.
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"It also goes up in particularly cold temperatures, but you see a sharper increase in the hot temperature range," he said.
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As Lauren Alaina's score goes up each week on Dancing with the Stars, her weight is heading in the opposite direction.
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"He goes up to the plate every time against us probably thinking he's going to hit a home run," Callaway said.
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"If you have one domain, and the domain cost goes up by $1, it's not a big deal, obviously," said Nevett.
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If there are a thousand variables associated with every product, the computing power needed goes up by a factor of 30bn.
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The latest and greatest of this month will likely be replaced with something even better before the video even goes up.
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Many STIs, like HIV, don't transmit easily through oral sex (though the risk goes up with factors like cuts or menstruation).
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"Residents drive their cars onto a private elevator that goes up directly to their apartments," said the company's owner, Gil Dezer.
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So, when you get into one or that antenna goes up, you get one of those fight, flight or freeze responses.
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Let's go back to this panel: When healthy people leave the pool, it means the average cost for everyone goes up.
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You're not only spending less time within the app's ecosystem, but the likelihood you won't return to Twitter goes up significantly.
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Like I said, for me the biggest thing when working with those clients is looking and changing their perspective, especially from a business context to say let's look at a different metric, whether your follower count goes up or down or whether it goes up slowly or quickly, let's look at something that's more tangible to you.
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It goes up to level 7 and depending on the accuracy of the moves, you can finish training in about an hour.
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So in the episode Shatner comes off the plane and Lithgow goes up to greet him and says, 'How was the flight?
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And when the thing goes up, it will join about 400 other secret objects in Earth's orbit that have no public record.
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"And the reason for that is that the curve should naturally steepen as the Fed rate hike probability goes up," Sanchez said.
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Allie goes up against Harry and while Harry is making some good points, he runs out of time before he can finish.
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"If you're a small mammal living in an area that's burnt by fire, your mortality goes up about 20 times," she said.
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And they say what goes up must come down, so we'll show you that in detail too this Tuesday on CNN 210.
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Custom-designed for the theme park's Ozark environs, Time Traveler stands 100 feet tall and goes up to 50.3 miles per hour.
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As the cost of everyday essentials goes up, households will have less money left over for other things, making them feel poorer.
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On average, Bellens said the profit-per-customer goes up 10 times once a customer sets up direct deposit with a bank.
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Restaurants with a middling rating are about 14% more likely to shut down when the minimum wage goes up by a dollar.
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The iMac starts with an eight-core, 3.2GHz processor and goes up to an 18-core, 2.3GHz processor with 33MB of cache.
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On Court One, Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova goes up against Spain's Garbine Muguruza, who turfed out world number one Angelique Kerber on Monday.
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As Sophie found, the chance of having a relapse goes down during pregnancy, then goes up for a short amount of time.
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From the front the facsimile of grandeur is complete, but the stairways smell like piss as he goes up to the top.
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It was immediately apparent that running can lead to more injuries, and the risk goes up as running programs get more intense.
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If the supply of something goes down, but the demand for something goes up, or stays the same, what do you get?
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It goes up in value, and there are all these revenue streams… It's different from giving that money to a distribution company.
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The device will likely cost several hundred dollars (the goal is less than $600) when it goes up for preorder this summer.
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And third, when that new project goes up, we need to make sure it's bringing the community together – not tearing it apart.
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The $165 that we're short will work against us as implied volatility goes up being that it's further away from the money.
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The President said tonight, if we get the trade deficit down the GDP goes up Now, you get finances, this your forte.
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The car keeps going higher, but when an El Niño is present, the driver steps on the gas and goes up faster.
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Nearly anything positive you do in a given region advances your meter: Blow up a cult shrine, your resistance meter goes up.
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If you upgrade to $39.99, you can add a large item, another small item, and your time goes up to ten minutes.
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That goes up to eight points if the income is 200% the median income, and 13 points if it's 300% the median.
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"When you have an unregulated exchange, the ability to manipulate prices goes up significantly," Clayton told the Senate Banking Committee earlier today.
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In moments like these, where centuries of history goes up in smoke, do we really want to police people's (very real) grief?
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Neither study examined rates of health problems associated with taking too much acetaminophen, nor why usage goes up seasonally or over time.
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In an all-or-nothing game, you have to figure that the odds of seeing Hill returning kicks goes up, as well.
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"If the price of oil goes up, we would be very happy," Gonzalez said, commenting on the outcome of rumored OPEC cuts.
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"I am not new to the national arena and I think whoever goes up against Donald Trump better be ready," she said.
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"Media Matters could be really good and there is good work that goes up on that website," one former staffer told us.
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"When any long shot candidate goes up against an entrenched incumbent there are usually grass-roots movements that these challenges are riding."
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"We're nearing the longest economic recovery in modern history, and as Isaac Newton observed, what goes up must come down," Brown said.
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That's because the monthly premium for Medicare Part B goes up 10 percent for every year you qualify but don't sign up.
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That means there will be more demand for money, and therefore the price of money goes up and interest rates go up.
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They'll also like the health benefits, the environmental benefits, and eventually, as prices go down and scale goes up, the cost benefits.
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When a rocket goes up from Vandenberg shortly after the sun has gone down, there's strong potential for the contrail to illuminate.
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There are eight preset cooking functions to accompany the large nonstick interior and a heat setting that goes up to 450°F.
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The Loop can be purchased via opt-in invitation for $100; that price goes up to $130 when the introductory period ends.
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"Every mile that goes up, we are exponentially raising our capacity with the Border Patrol to do their job effectively," he added.
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When he's writing for the Joker, his shoulders curl, and his eyebrow goes up, and he becomes the Joker for a minute.
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In cases where the price skyrockets pre-product, the level of value you need to deliver before launch goes up as well.
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"What goes up must come down, in my view, depending on the substance," said a moderator of a harm-reduction Facebook group.
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The rise goes up high enough to be flattering, but not so high to make me feel like my belly's on display.
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If you move quick, you'll be able to grab a set for $99, but of course the price goes up from there.
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Bell also explained that with increases in doses due to higher tolerances, the potential for developing a dependence and overdosing goes up.
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"When the bubble burst, I had to learn the hard way that what goes up can actually come down," said Van Court.
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The first is still more or less true today: as demand for a product goes up, supply increases, and price goes down.
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When the price at the pump is high, support for production goes up; when the price is low, support for production diminishes.
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The cost of life insurance goes up with age, so the cheapest it will ever be for you is likely right now.
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Right, and I was reading the Facebook chapter again last night and you've got stuff there that goes up through the summer.
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You set a price point for your time, which goes up in increments: so, $50 for a coffee, $100 for a dinner.
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If that number goes up in 20203 amid a Clinton landslide, it could give congressional Republicans a buffer from a Trump catastrophe.
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Google Hangouts has similarly low network requirements, though it notes that the burden goes up as more people are on a call.
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Gail: It'd be the opposite — if there's a tax cut and the economy goes up 3 percent, Trump will totally take credit.
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The skirt goes up in flames, Sasha receives second- and third-degree burns, and Richard is accused of two hate-crime felonies.
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The adage "what goes up must come down" is playing out right now for some of the Street's most popular speculative stocks.
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This is the moment when the dawn breaks and the curtain goes up on a new act in our great national drama.
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If Salesforce ever goes up for sale, Piper Sandler analyst Brent Bracelin predicted in a research note Microsoft would be the buyer.
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But every time he even swipes his hands close to Mayweather's, a big cheer goes up from the very pro-McGregor crowd.
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Now in Brooklyn, it will be interesting to see if his endorsement value goes up or down with his change of scenery.
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"Every building that goes up there will contribute to the success of the Journal Square renaissance," said Charles Kushner of their projects.
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The censors can't keep up, though: Maybe what goes up online must come down, but what comes down will go up again.
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You can also bundle both Orange and Blue together for $35 per month (price goes up to $45 after the first month).
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I don't exactly have the money right now, but its currently 40% off for locals and then the price goes up considerably.
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Price, too, will continue to be an issue, at around $2,700 when it goes up for sale in certain markets next month.
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Every time unemployment goes up by one percentage point, the response rate for internship applications went down by nearly five percentage points.
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Why not sample England's deepest lake, Wastwater, in the Lake District, which goes down nearly as far as Big Ben goes up?
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"If the price goes up and the market starts to shrink, the job impact could be substantial for steel users," Hill said.
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"It's a pretty simple equation: Uncertainty goes up, stock market goes down," said David Kelly, chief global strategist with J.P. Morgan Funds.
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And, I can tell you, every time I pick up the phone there's still that little chill that goes up my spine.
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It doesn't matter to them what Trump says about Muslims or women or Mexicans, so long as the Dow Jones goes up.
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For example, a phaseout provision may reduce one of the taxpayer's tax credits by $2628 when her income goes up by $28500.
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Even if you make a decent living and have stellar credit, lenders might be wary if your income goes up and down.
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In the clip below, watch how the Bulls send four guys to the offensive glass as soon as the shot goes up.
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As for saving all of the film's source material (including camera originals, outtakes, etc.), the figure goes up to an incredible $200,000.
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When the work goes up, it doesn't foreclose argument — the artwork itself is a kind of argument that people then engage with.
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