In addition to premiums going up, copayments going up, deductibles going up.
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It will lead to premiums going up, copayments going up, deductibles going up.
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In addition to premiums going up, co-payments going up, deductibles going up.
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Material costs are going up, land costs are going up, labor costs are going up.
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"We've got prices going up, we've got deductibles going up, premiums going up," he said in a television interview on Thursday.
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Under Armour's going up, I think it's going up with it.
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NO, WAGES COULD BE GOING UP BECAUSE OF PRODUCTIVITY GOING UP, RIGHT.
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SO IF THEY'RE GOING UP AND THEY'RE GOING UP GENTLY -- IF THEY'RE GOING UP BECAUSE THE ECONOMY IS STRONG, THAT NETNET'S A VERY GOOD THING.
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HOME SALES ARE GOING UP. HOUSEHOLD FORMATION IS GOING UP. THAT'S PRETTY GOOD.
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Petrol is going up, VAT is going up, so our pay is decreasing.
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You&aposve got truck costs still going up, used truck costs going up.
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Wages were going up with productivity, and productivity was going up very fast.
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That's because they aren't just going up around countries — they're going up around us.
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If the idea behind Obamacare was to get everyone covered, that's one of the many failures, in addition to premiums going up, copayments going up, deductibles going up.
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New projects are going up and prices are going up along with all of them.
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Wages are going up and they&aposre going up for the first time since 153.
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They're going up, and they're going up in many of these areas in an accelerating fashion.
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"If crime is going up in Milwaukee, calls should also be going up," Mr. Papachristos said.
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"Launch volume is going up and has been going up for quite a while," says Smith.
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AND I FEEL THAT IF INFLATION IS GOING UP, DUH, INFLATION IS GOING UP IN FACT.
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BUT ALONE, RATES GOING UP, SHARE RATES GOING UP HELPS OUR PNL, HELPS OUR PROFIT LINE.
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"A bubble happens when you have the prices going up without the demand going up," he said.
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The government set minimum wages, and wages are going up, so [the] cost for labor is going up.
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But, as costs go up, the reason they're going up is because our profits are going up, right?
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"It's really hard to get a recession when the labor market is strong, wages are going up, business investment is going up, [and] government spending is going up," said El-Erian, Allianz' chief economic advisor.
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Consistently, about 20 percent of Americans think crime isn't going up in their area, but is going up nationwide.
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Soybeans are going up and things are going up, and we've had very little hurt from what I have done.
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If inflation is going up in a certain sector, like wages, then all things being equal, inflation is going up.
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Prices aren't going up because of the cost of ingredients, they're going up because of the increased cost of labor.
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It was also when Al Gore was going up against Bush, or when Kerry was going up against Bush—and annihilated Bush in one of those debates—or Clinton going up against H.W. You know, Reagan and Mondale . . .
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The numbers you quoted about President Trump&aposs approval rating going up with Hispanics, they are going up with everybody. Why?
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But there was still a bar going up and to the right, or a line going up and to the right.
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"Consumers are in good shape, they're spending money, they're saving money, household formation is going up, wages are going up," Dimon said.
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If you look at all the data on teen mental health, you see that nothing is changing except for depression and anxiety, and those are going up very fast; going up in boys somewhat, and going up in girls much faster.
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Citigroup's deposits, therefore, are highly responsive to the cost of money going up as opposed to the yield on the assets going up.
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" The president, however, said "the one thing we have, though, is we have no testing, no missiles going up, no rockets going up.
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And there's -- and home mortgages mostly, because rates are going up, and you know, the option justice spreads are going up a little bit.
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I mean, this is— JAMES GORMAN: Earnings are going up at the same P/E model and by definition, stock pricings are going up.
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" -- September 18 interview with Fox News' Ed Henry "Well, you know we're building the wall and it's going up and it's going up fast.
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BUT IF YOU HAVE – EVENTUALLY YOU MIGHT HAVE GROWTH SLOWING DOWN, INFLATION GOING UP, RATES GOING UP – YEAH, SOMEONE IS GOING TO GET HURT.
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SO, THE ECONOMY – IF YOU LOOK AT THE ECONOMY, WE HAVE 15 MILLION MORE PEOPLE WORKING, WAGES ARE GOING UP, HOME FORMATIONS ARE GOING UP, COMPANIES ARE FLUSH WITH CASH, CAPITAL MARKETS ARE WIDE OPEN, SALES ARE GOING UP. EVERYTHING LOOKS TO BE PRETTY GOOD.
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"The market may be thinking that inflation's going up so metals are going up," said Dan Pavilonis, senior market strategist for RJO Futures in Chicago.
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"Prices are going up, the vacant property rate is going up, that creates a certain amount of vulnerability for a correction of prices," she said.
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Let's look and see how's your engagement, are your comments going up or down, are your likes on your individual posts going up or down.
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"I know going up against some of the guys that we have, like Tobias, and going up against Avery all the time in practice," Kennard says.
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So, not only are critical scores going up but the median box office is going up with it—$211 million in 258 versus $277 million in 2017.
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SO, JUST LOOK AT ROUGH THINGS WITH INCOMES GOING UP, HOUSEHOLD FORMATION GOING UP, HOUSING IN SHORT SUPPLY, WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO START BUILDING MORE HOMES.
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"I hear the media talking all the time, saying rates are going up and deductibles are going up, and everybody goes, 'That is really bad,"' Dye says.
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There's a big housing complex going up on Delancey Street and three mega-tower luxury buildings going up on South Street and another luxury condo on East Broadway.
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So, stock market keeps going up, GDP keeps going up, but more and more of the wealth is sucked to a thinner and thinner slice at the top.
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In particular, when aggregate wages are going up, they may only be going up in sectors that are tight, leaving lots of excess supply elsewhere in the labor market.
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"As long as we have above-trend revenue growth and revenues going up 7 percent with costs going up 2 or 3 percent, we should be fine," Raich insists.
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The Jonas Brothers have clearly done what almost no musical group before them have accomplished ... going up, going down and going up again higher than ever, and Saturday night was proof.
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Trump is faring far worse than other similarly situated leaders, and the thing to explain is not why his numbers are going up but why they are going up so little.
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The numbers have been going up, the numbers have continued to go up, the numbers are going up unabated, and we do need a special public health strategy for New Rochelle.
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The numbers are going up in terms of -- no.
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Be aware that premiums — and deductibles — are going up.
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" As he watched, "I imagined my taxes going up.
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"It is what they call a cluster, the numbers have been going up, the numbers continue to go up, the numbers are going up unabated," Cuomo said at a press conference Tuesday.
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It's like "sitting in front of the television and all of a sudden, the volume keeps going up and going up and going up, and you're not even holding the remote," says David Dodick, director or the migraine program at the Mayo Clinic in Arizona, president of the International Headache Society, and chairman of the American Migraine Foundation.
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"It's like going up to a girl in a bar … (inaudible) …going up to a woman in a bar and saying, hey I want to talk about what's in your pants," he said.
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"In the U.K. inflation is lagging wages, employment is going up and hiring intentions are going up but because of Brexit people are saying 'no deal I'm not buying these stocks'," he said.
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And Christian is going up in flames before her eyes.
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It's not a straight line, you're not always going up.
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This is just a start of another wave going up.
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In Buzzer Beater, you're going up against a countdown clock.
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You can cite polls where his numbers are going up.
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And then sales started going up and everything worked out.
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Though considered an inflation hedge, gold isn't necessarily going up.
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I'm not going up there to peacock around on stage.
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And that, with the added thing, rates are going up.
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They're still low, but that interest expense is going up.
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It means going up against angry fans and angry publicists.
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That changed this year when Trump's wall started going up.
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The rate of personal insolvencies started going up in 2016.
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"Across Europe the walls are going up again," it read.
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"All prices are going up," says a supplier of valves.
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But in certain developed countries, inequality is going-- going up.
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Premiums weren't going up 8 percent next year after all.
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Going up there and hitting it didn't really shock me.
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I remember going up to Hurrah in New York City.
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The hard part is not going up; it's going sideways.
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"We were going up a ladder to a positive direction."
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They don't think about the price of food going up.
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But the prices are going up extensively more than inflation.
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Someone going up to the brink, and then past it.
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Sorry Donald, but that tweet is going up in flames. .
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YOU'VE GOT INCOMES GOING UP. YOU HAVE SOLID HOURS WORKED.
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But interest rates are going up because of the growth.
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The barrage balloons are going up all along the Corniche.
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Wages going up a little bit, that's a good sign.
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The cost of living isn't going down, it's going up.
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Consumer spending is going up that means creating more jobs.
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And in case you're curious, yes, it's going up too.
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Interest rates, yes, are going up, but still very low.
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That fee is going up to $60 on June 1.
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The prices keep going up but the punters keep coming.
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Bernie Sanders with his estate tax going up to 27%.
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These girls are coming down [in weight]; I'm going up.
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Rent is going up and we might have to move.
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The rate of women dying in childbirth is going up.
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European sales for electric vehicles keep going up and up.
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Brook is going up to weight classes [to face Golovkin].
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House building is going down while rents are going up.
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Going up there and hitting, it didn't really shock me.
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But it's not going up because it's going to work.
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Mobile gaming is finally going up against the big dogs.
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In every big town, new football stands are going up.
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Not everybody is sure zinc prices will keep going up.
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They are civil servants going up against this flashy crowd.
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And we are seeing the prices going up and up.
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SO YOU'RE NEVER FINISHED WITH THIS – GOING UP OR DOWN.
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So, this is Alphabet's first going up against Tim Cook.
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The lowest reward is for $25,000, going up to $200,000.
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Hmmm ... not too many hands are going up, I see.
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It was your house going up in flames in bombings.
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"He's going up there with confidence," manager Mike Matheny said.
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"They want to keep the market going up," he said.
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It's going up at numbers that nobody's ever seen worldwide.
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Stocks kept going up and down of their own accord.
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Sanders was an obscure senator going up against a juggernaut.
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And those numbers keep going up as the countries develop.
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Especially when these women are going up against powerful men.
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The total value is going up fast as a result.
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We were going up a ladder to a positive direction.
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When Griner started going up big, the Mercury followed suit.
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"One year I tried going up to 320," he said.
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Your jeans have a blue flame going up the side.
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Gold plans are going up, on average, by 16 percent.
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Not that there isn't any housing or development going up.
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All they care about is that markets are going up.
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Nearly a thousand years of history going up in flames.
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Last year, a new apartment tower started going up nearby.
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If they're going up, you're giving something the users want.
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For a year and a half, everything was going up.
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Always use a handrail when going up and down stairs.
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He can be ruthless when going up against political enemies.
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The movement seems to be going up, arms being raised.
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The last known Nintendo PlayStation is going up for auction.
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Trump's approval rating is going up at the right time.
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Condos and office buildings are going up at dizzying speed.
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"That sucker is going up," he said of the wall.
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There were many steps going up to the entrance door.
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Interest rates don't look like they're going up anytime soon.
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They're not going up as much as the regular Treasuries.
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Going up or down a hill looks different in reverse.
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Check out our brand new TV ad, going up tomorrow.
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"Where were they when it was going up?" he asked.
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Lizzo's star power is obviously only going up from here.
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He's never been comfortable going up directly against Bernie Sanders.
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What inspired you to pursue going up in a chopper?
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NEXT YEAR WE'LL BE GOING UP TO 57 A MONTH.
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We can expect overdose deaths to start going up again.
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"People see rates going up and they sell," he said.
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"The allocation should be going up in equities," Lee said.
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And housing prices are going up faster than people's wages.
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The retail price will be going up to $99 soon.
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The market can keep going up even when it's overvalued.
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Why are Obamacare premiums going up so much this year?
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It's — the premiums are going up 60, 70, 80 percent.
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But he's going up against the government of China anyway.
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The implication was clear: My approval ratings are going up.
|
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One of the first going up could be in Dallas.
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WE GOT THE TAX CUTS, YOU KNOW, THE GDP SEEMED TO BE GOING UP, WAGES SEEMED TO BE GOING UP. YOU KNOW, LIFE – YOU KNOW, EVERYBODY'S HAPPY, YOU KNOW, EVERYBODY'S IN MARY POPPINS WORLD.
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So who are these two worried up about going up against?
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People are taking more pay home, their wages are going up.
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That explains why in fact his poll numbers are going up.
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And more of them seem to be going up every day.
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Bubbles make pricing irrational going up as well as going down.
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Yeah. I'm going up to do a Facebook Live this week.
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" He responded, "I think she might be going up for adoption.
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The problem is, while the hotel's going up there's no revenue.
|
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Tighter supply from Vietnam could see global coffee prices going up.
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That active subscriber count keeps going up and up, after all.
|
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The toughest question many faced was about "going up" to Oxford.
|
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Investment in other U.S. regions, and globally, is actually going up.
|
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But just sort of going up a little slower from here.
|
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"It's an industry that's going up in revenue," she recalls discovering.
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And you see in the background, the elevator numbers going up.
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He's only going up with his first TV ad on Friday.
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So hitters are going up there to gear up for velocity.
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Well, they&aposre going up because of a real tax cut.
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"The economy is strong, [so] rates are going up," Dimon said.
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I believe the Democrats are going up a wrong alley here.
|
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I mean we get employment going up 200,000 people a month.
|
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Though many prices are going up, internet connections are getting cheaper.
|
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"Going up against Andrew Cuomo is a formidable battle," she says.
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Why is fraud going up as cards are getting more secure?
|
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Those highly curated shots are already going up on Instagram Stories.
|
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As interest rates keep going up, this stock will go down.
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" A father recalled the comment as, "We're going up to Louisville.
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"Prayers going up that she finds a kidney!" one fan replied.
|
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And taxes for the top 1 percent have been going up.
|
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That's a trend only going up in the past few years.
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Otherwise it could be your hotel room going up in flames.
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This is the only way you can see productivity going up.
|
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All over the North Side and downtown buildings are going up.
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So battery capacity is going down, and consumption is going up.
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"It's kind of going up and down right now," Syndergaard said.
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So, it's going up on ... You didn't go the traditional route.
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If Trump has a ceiling, though, the ceiling is going up.
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Down would be better, but not going up is an improvement.
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But that is reversible when the price trend is going up.
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Online searches for similar dresses instantly doubled, going up 225 percent.
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Interest rates may be going up even faster than you think.
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Heroin, methamphetamine, opioid and synthetic consumption, meanwhile, are all going up.
|
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Maybe it's fastball location, it's changing speeds, going up and down.
|
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A handful are already going up in cities around the world.
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That keeps the food and water from going up our noses.
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"Rents are going up, schools, hospitals," riffed Ann, a pub landlady.
|
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Oklahoma State gained command early, going up 24-0 at halftime.
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CT: With rentals going up, how price sensitive are your customers?
|
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Both devices are going up against Amazon's Echo and Apple's iPhone.
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NASA's next exoplanet-hunting spacecraft, TESS, is going up this year.
|
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"As we keep going up in dose, the results get better."
|
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My insurer told me my premium was going up by 20%.
|
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But no matter who it is, the debt is going up.
|
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Be aware that premiums — and deductibles — are, in general, going up.
|
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Alipay's policies start at $22014, going up to $3.843 and $23.84.
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We had wages going up, it was very successful in Ohio.
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That barbed wire -- yes sir, we have barbed wire going up.
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Surprisingly, they have been going up almost every week in 2018.
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How is that even possible, when premiums are going up overall?
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Then we started going up to Shepherd's Bush on the bus.
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People should be less concerned about it going up and down.
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Gates with "private property" signs were going up across the region.
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"They were always going up to Narrowsburg," Ms. Eisenstein, 48, said.
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Or a new building going up for manufacturing oils and edibles.
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"You could just see all the hotels going up," he said.
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We know the cost of Medicaid and Medicare are going up.
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A new high-rise development is going up in its place.
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"People have legitimate fears that rents are going up," he said.
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Think about that, Ed, if he's going up against Donald Trump.
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If those keep falling, electric vehicle adoption will keep going up.
|
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So his balance was going up, not down, and rather quickly.
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And the pyramid going up from that was my whole life.
|
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It's quite expensive, and now it's going up faster than inflation.
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We have size inclusivity, with models going up to size 22.
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"Rates have been going up and look at yesterday," he said.
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In essence, yields are going up because investors are selling bonds.
|
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Interest rates are going up, making the cost of borrowing higher.
|
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"The numbers are still going up, and that's concerning," she said.
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"Prices are going up elsewhere in Asia and Europe," said Idris.
|
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Your monthly bill for Netflix and Spotify may be going up.
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If you're retired, you've probably noticed that costs keep going up.
|
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Meanwhile, vast swaths of the country's southeast were going up in
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EVEN THOUGH IT'S GOING UP SUBSTANTIALLY IN A LOT OF INDUSTRIES.
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If it stops going up, stocks will probably stop going down.
|
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So when rates started going up, they didn't pass it on.
|
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"The wrong stocks are going up," the "Mad Money " host warned.
|
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We now know what history going up in flames looks like.
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"I don't think I'll be going up against them," Trump said.
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"I'm very sensitive to the hand going up," Mr. Pokorny said.
|
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The cost of getting around above ground is going up, too.
|
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The auction rep tells us it's not going up for auction.
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There are three reasons why premiums are going up so much.
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That's because Americans keep thinking that crime rates are going up.
|
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The audiences were bigger, but the record sales weren't going up.
|
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And then it's a big deal ... Yes, and they're going up.
|
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You mentioned LeBron and Denver going up against the Lakers recently.
|
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Going up against him, he's the best scorer in the NBA.
|
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VS: Which player are you most excited about going up against?
|
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Yes, some of their premiums are going up, and they're yelling.
|
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Recreational use of psychedelics is going up, especially among young people.
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IF INFLATION IS GOING UP IN A CERTAIN SECTOR, LIKE WAGES, THEN ALL THINGS BEING EQUAL, INFLATION IS GOING UP. SURE, THERE COULD BE OTHER SECTOR WHERE INFLATION GOES DOWN, BUT THAT'S NOT HAPPENING RIGHT NOW.
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So we're saying your deductibles are going up, your co-pays are going up, and pretty much all that we know about health insurance suggests that when you make people pay more, they use less of it.
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But hey, the standard deduction is going up so eat your lollipop.
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"For about a decade, the temperature has been going up," Vora said.
|
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Her point: Walls shouldn't be going up, they should be coming down.
|
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But Skinn and his teammates felt confident going up against Michigan State.
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The market going up is the single best advertisement for the market.
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The track already has 165,000 plays since going up three days ago.
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WAGES GOING UP IS A GOOD THING, IF IT'S DRIVEN BY PRODUCTIVITY.
|
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And the red flags are going up big time in this effort.
|
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He was going up against Democratic candidate Dan Wolgamott in the election.
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Like, say, the 1957 Jaguar XKSS going up for sale next month.
|
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"A lot of people are afraid of rates going up," he noted.
|
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Interest rates going up do not have to be a bad thing.
|
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Also, there's hundreds of satellites going up over the next few years.
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I looked like an idiot in February because it wasn't going up.
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BAIER: Here is Secretary Nielsen today on those fraudulent claims going up.
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"Feed costs are going up, so that hurt the feeders," Brugler said.
|
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Costs are going up, while the ability to generate wealth is contracting.
|
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They're wrong — but as a physician, that's what you're going up against.
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But we are concerned because the numbers appear to be going up.
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I was just going up and, boy, you really saved my ass.
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AND I CAN SEE THAT GOING UP, TO BE HONEST WITH YOU.
|
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The more people they've killed, the number of users keeps going up.
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A reminder that you are 25 and wheeze going up the stairs.
|
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IBM certainly faces a tough fight going up against Amazon and Microsoft.
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"It's a concern, that my rate will be going up," Barston says.
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GASPARINO: And, listen, why is this -- why are the markets going up?
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So how do you prevent your tree from going up in flames?
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Not to spoil it but half of Room is about going up.
|
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The premium plan, which costs $11.99, is going up $2 to $13.99.
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The number of swimsuits that women are buying, generally, is going up.
|
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The other license going up for auction is dated February 22, 2000.
|
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Security has now improved, but polio cases are going up, not down.
|
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It might feel like you are going up an increasingly steep hill.
|
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We have areas in San Diego that are going up very rapidly.
|
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The other tiers are going up by $22 per month, as well.
|
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There haven't been a lot of stocks going up on better earnings.
|
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"He's good at just going up and shooting the ball," Harris said.
|
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I think that's just a guess, not going up or down now.
|
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Americans were promised health costs would go down, but they're going up.
|
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Headlines across the country noted the "giant" plane going up in flames.
|
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Muglia could see that going up to 250 by early next year.
|
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He injured the knee going up the dugout steps before the game.
|
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Trump&aposs numbers are going up, both his favorability and job approval.
|
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It continued adding users and its stock price just kept going up.
|
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I want to stop the suicide rate from going up by guns.
|
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"You could have said, 'Harvey I'm not going up there,'" Rotunno said.
|
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Robinhood will be going up against established players like Coinbase's GDAX exchange.
|
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Pfizer has also a so-called KUBio unit going up in China.
|
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The number had been going up each year as the economy improved.
|
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"Facebook ad prices are going up because so is performance," says Pierpont.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Going up the volcano is pretty tough, I guess (INAUDIBLE).
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The "price going up, I hope this trend will continue," he said.
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But the Wolfpack responded, going up 25-24 on Beverly's 3-pointer.
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Second, the median age is going up in almost every country worldwide.
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Photovoltaic panels and wind turbines are going up at a frenetic pace.
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Another Reuters shot from 2000 showed surfers watching the shuttle going up.
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That's going out on a limb, and going up against vested interests.
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She didn't get in line; she kept going, up, on the path.
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Fortunately for this year's shoppers, prices likely won't be going up yet.
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Then the rate increased by 56%, going up to 6.1 in 153.
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All the while, Clinton kept both homes from going up in flames.
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Are you guys seeing that, subscriptions, donations going up since the election?
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It's just Cliff going up on the board doing his annual dive.
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Traffic deaths are going up, not down, so every additional day matters.
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The cost of living in many Brooklyn neighborhoods just keeps going up.
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Rates for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act are going up.
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That is why we have been seeing headlines about prices going up.
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Twitter shares are doing something unusual this year — they are going up.
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The purpose of going up that ladder was not to pick apples.
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If you're deciding between two sizes, I suggest going up a size.
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COOPERMAN: WELL, YOU HAVE INTEREST RATES GOING UP, THEY'VE BEEN GOING DOWN.
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At the same time, the price for everything else is going up.
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Most reviewers suggest going up a half size for a comfortable fit.
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It's — the premiums are going up 60 percent, 70 percent, 80 percent.
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A California brewery's production of cannabis beer is going up in smoke.
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And right now, sentiment, interest rates and everything else is going up.
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" — Liz Longley, Manhattan "I see fares going up to pay for it.
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And inequality has been going up, quite rapidly, again, since the 80s.
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That was around the time the border fence started going up, right?
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Leading indicators are suggesting that trade volumes are going up pick up.
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That is honestly going up on my list of worst nightmares. 17.
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But, while the cast album invaded my subconscious, demand kept going up.
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I hope the stock market is not going up on that premise.
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" Trump, adding his own comment to the tweet, said, "Going up fast.
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They were going up at levels that nobody has ever seen before.
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Now, all around the globe, the walls are going up for Huawei.
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The number of deaths, Cuomo said, is going to keep going up.
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The amount of money I can charge per eyeball is going up.
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But he also added that there's a risk of costs going up.
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But with prices going up so quickly, it buys even less now.
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The other thing, very important: I believe wages will start going up.
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"He was sick but he still insisted on going up," she said.
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City officials talk about 16 new towers going up over two decades.
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It meant going up against shaving giant Gillette, but Dubin was determined.
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Additionally, the Dow Jones saw an uptick, going up nearly 200 points.
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But how stocks keep going up is telling us something now too.
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"I can feel my blood pressure going up," Ms. deus Santos said.
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Her answers shed some light on why wages are not going up.
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Any way you cut it, Australia's fire risk is only going up.
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But he is going up against David Rozenholc, the lawyer representing Metropolitan.
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For the first time in seven years earnings estimates are going up.
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Burlington: Cramer thinks that this off-price chain will keep going up.
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I didn't even bother going up to people that I didn't know.
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Car prices are going up, and people are buying more expensive models.
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The billboards will begin going up in the coming weeks, it added.
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Even when it was going up it wasn't healthy, in my opinion.
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With so many buildings going up, are New Yorkers losing their views?
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Stocks either drop or, in a best case scenario, stop going up.
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Skyscrapers and new apartment buildings are going up all around Fort Lauderdale.
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A better estimate might be $450 billion if rates keep going up.
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I mean, at this point I'm going up against a Cabinet secretary.
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IT'S NOT JUST WHETHER THE RATES ARE GOING UP, YOU HAVE GROWTH.
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New malls, new schools and new Dunkin' Donuts outlets are going up.
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There's Intel's $7 billion, seven-nanometer chip plant going up in Chandler.
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So, does this mean Google is going up against Uber head on?
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The age of consent has been going up since the dark ages.
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Dwight Howard, he was another of my favourite players going up, too.
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You can see it going up right now before your very eyes.
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And so the first three factors are not going [to change] — the first one is going up; the second one, hopefully, is going up; the third one is going down, but not enough to offset those other two.
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" Doug Hirsch, co-founder and co-CEO of GoodRx, the drug price comparison site, said, "When consumers perceive that the cost of drugs is going up, often it's just their share of the costs that are going up.
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And not only are your rates going up by numbers that nobody's ever believed, but your deductibles are going up, so that unless you get hit by a truck, you're never going to be able to use it.
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"If you think yields are going up, you really want the story to come out of this to be, everyone is on a hiring spree and wages are going up," said Aaron Kohli, fixed income strategist at BMO.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve, one of the most popular travel rewards cards we've seen over at Wirecutter, recently dropped some news: The perks are going up a little bit, and the annual fee is going up a lot.
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"Your salary may be going up, but when health care, education and housing costs are going up at a faster rate and they take up a large portion of your paycheck, then you're not necessarily richer off," he says.
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As long as housing prices kept going up, this whole process could continue.
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Amazon Prime, the online shopping site's membership program, is going up in price.
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But since interest rates are going up, borrowing money is becoming more expensive.
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"Our view was if Hillary won, the market was going up," he said.
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Of course, the fun is in going down the mountain, not going up.
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"You have wages going up at a rate that is appropriate," he said.
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Imagine, all across America, our homes and businesses regularly going up in flames.
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Celebrities choose their own prices, starting at $20 and going up to $1,000.
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They'll be going up the elevator and seeing things they probably shouldn't see.
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Beyond that, wages are going up and that's going to eat into margins.
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Boosted advertises the Rev with as capable of going up to 22 miles.
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There's a lot more concern with rates going up, and spreads going out.
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Wages have been going up—by 2.3% last year—but should grow faster.
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It covers damage to cars, too, and those costs are only going up.
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But they've been going up, sometimes by double digits, every year before that.
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You have your own home, but you worry about mortgage rates going up.
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Now it is criticized when interest rates and the dollar are going up.
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He can kvetch about the Fed all he wants — rates are going up.
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" Explaining the increase, Quincey said, "That's the metal steel and aluminum going up.
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Meanwhile, in New York, things are going up in flames for Mary Jane.
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They actually had to stop me from going up the tree any farther.
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You cannot have trains going up steep hills — that's just a fundamental thing.
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On top of all this, the cost of borrowing money is going up.
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You look at premiums going up, 25, 35, even 45 percent, and more.
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Wages are going up, though not as fast as many economists would like.
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It means it's going up, but how can you go up from one?
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It became a real problem when I was going up super steep hills.
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I would say at least every two years my numbers are going up.
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He's hitting balls still going up to the opposite field, over the scoreboard.
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Lots of buildings, including shops, clinics and a sports stadium, are going up.
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The payloads going up tonight/tomorrow are: Fairing of the Falcon-ODE payload.
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When everything is going up, things are less exciting, and perhaps less worrying.
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And also an alert about possibly going up a bra size—or several.
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On the other hand, you don't really have wages going up that much.
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I was like an old man, going up and down the stairs sideways.
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BUT PRODUCTIVITY ISN'T GOING UP AND THAT'S THE REMAINING BIG FACTOR IN GROWTH.
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He says the VOX will come in three models, going up to 3TB.
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ARE REQUIREMENTS GOING UP SIGNIFICANTLY AND WHAT ARE THE POSITIONS OF INDIVIDUAL BANKS?
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Here's what's going up (and down) tomorrow and where to watch these flights.
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He's going up to his friends, and they don't want to acknowledge him.
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The cannabis minister going up against the police chief was a big deal.
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Donald Trump&aposs numbers continue to increase, his popularity just keeps going up.
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You, in September, talked about rates going up over the next two years.
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Its fragmented so you can consolidate, which usually leads to margins going up.
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A 10-year-old girl going up the escalator at Trump Tower. Sickening.
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One option is going up market, while the other will probably stay mainstream.
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Are some premiums going up for families with a plan under the ACA?
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"If your premium is going up, it's not because of ObamaCare," he said.
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Yet the cost of keeping the buffer may be going up for China.
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" Edwards said that it "spreads really quickly," and "was going up my leg.
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The girl was still going up, off the trail, in the fresh snow.
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Life here, she said, "is like our business — going up day by day."
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The Warriors are going up against Drake's beloved hometown team, the Toronto Raptors.
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I wear sensible shoes and hold the handrail going up and down stairs.
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" "There is no prospect of the complaints going up as they are wrong.
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Valuations are going up more rapidly that what we've seen in the past.
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All Amtrak trains going up the Northeast must cross the Hudson through them.
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"I moved out because the rents just kept going up," Ms. Ott said.
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As the decades passed, the number of reports kept going up, not down.
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"I don't think I'll be going up against them," Trump said earlier Thursday.
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Lacy Clay in Missouri's 1st District and Chardo Richardson going up against Rep.
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That number is surely going up as the push for alternatives gains ground.
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The payoff for each residents' tax dollars going up 25 dollars a year?
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WHY ARE INTEREST RATES GOING UP AND WHERE ARE THEY GOING TO GO?
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"Working-class visits were not going up," the museum wrote in a statement.
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Premiums are going up everywhere, thanks to the mandate's repeal, according to Urban.
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"Because we're so close to China, everything is going up north," Chow says.
|
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TCU jumped out early, going up 20-9 before the second media timeout.
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You don't really have a scouting report, you're just going up there swinging.
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A president's boasting about the market doesn't mean it should keep going up.
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Costs are going up thanks to surging oil prices and a plunging rupee.
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But you may not see it because it will still be going up.
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And according to recent statistics, the costs of tuition are only going up.
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Mark Rothko "was going up to Harlem to listen to jazz," he said.
|
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He went upstairs and each step sounded like a computer's volume going up.
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Your taxes are going up, but it's O.K. because we got it through.
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They are thinking about going up in June and staying for the summer.
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Another figure, ablaze, ran from a schoolhouse that was going up in flames.
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Going up against such powerful men felt like more than she could handle.
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That was also edited before going up for streaming in India, Oliver said.
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Interest rates are rising, which means mortgage payments are going up as well.
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"She keeps going up in the polls," said Cramer during the CNBC clip.
|
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"I see the buildings going up and I think, 'That's not for me.'"
|
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Orange leads you across the drawbridge, and then the span starts going up.
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That was extra weight, then the ring walk, then going up the stairs.
|
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Public Health Average Obamacare insurance rates really are going up by 22 percent.
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Reitz also said market share was going up in Italy, Spain and France.
|
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Billed as his final fight, Pacquiao is going up against American Timothy Bradley.
|
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Did the neighbors get worried when they saw all those cameras going up?
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For the first time, the artist's recipe collection is going up for auction.
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"Goodness knows people want to hype them while they're going up," he said.
|
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The right approach is going up there and trying to drive the ball.
|
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So as GDP keeps going up, the broke folk are just getting broker.
|
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The only great thing about actually going up the structure is the view.
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"All you see are the numbers going up in your queue," she says.
|
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When it's going up because they're making accidental profits, they'll do really well.
|
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And, interestingly, wages are going up faster than inflation -- BECKY QUICK: Uh-huh.
|
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The ads and billboards began going up before the election, and haven't stopped.
|
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For merchants fulfilling by Amazon, that cost is going up significantly this year.
|
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"I said I'm just grabbing my bat and going up there," Kivlehan said.
|
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"All things being equal, rates going up are a plus," Dimon told reporters.
|
|
They want to know is my paycheck going up, are my prospects improving.
|
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Going up against a giant, is not something many would choose to do.
|
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You can stop fretting about loan rates going up, at least for now.
|
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And the other thing, very important, I believe wages will start going up.
|
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So, to us as a bond manager, that means rates are going up.
|
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New apartment buildings were going up, and subway construction was about to start.
|
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We were going up to Birmingham to visit them every couple of months.
|
|
That reduces competition, and having fewer competitors often leads to prices going up.
|
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No smoking onboard; this one's already in danger of going up in flames.
|
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Until the Pepes that I had bought for nothing started going up 20x.
|
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One, I assume you endorse the first one, which is they're going to keep going up, keep going up because we're going to add in the new tech buyers, we're going to add in China, got a lot of international rights.
|
|
Netflix shows big subscriber growth, but that might not stop your rates from going up Netflix shows big subscriber growth, but that might not stop your rates from going up Netflix just kicked off tech earnings season in a big way.
|
|
Obamacare is a total disaster, and not only are your rates going up by numbers nobody's believed, but your deductibles are going up so unless you get hit by a truck, you're never going to be able to use it.
|
|
" On his approval ratings "In my final year, my approval ratings keep going up.
|
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They're afraid they can't afford the premiums, prescription drugs are going up and up.
|
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Yes, wages are going up, Italy&aposs waking up, Austria&aposs woken up, Poland.
|
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How do you feel about going up against two songs from La La Land?
|
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The photo will be going up for auction at Sotheby's on October 2503th, 2017.
|
|
Going up this lineup, there's only a few names I recognize from my era.
|
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Yeah, but I'll give you a preview from my article that is going up.
|
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Leo went at it again a couple weeks later ... going up against Ansel Elgort.
|
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If you are going up the Shard don't miss this just around the corner.
|
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And -- INGRAHAM: Right, and rates are going up now because the system was unsustainable.
|
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With two women going up against each other, gender is no longer a liability.
|
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But as Curiosity keeps going up Mount Sharp, it is collecting more sediment samples.
|
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"The hand didn't stop, it started going up my leg," he told BuzzFeed News.
|
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Like all of a sudden, all of our [filter usage] numbers started going up.
|
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Going up to the second or third floor might catch us a disciplinary case.
|
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Though shacks still predominate, some taller buildings have been going up, with more space.
|
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Because of their compliments, my self-esteem is going up, and I'm getting healthy.
|
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The watches are now on sale starting at $369 and going up to $399.
|
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"These deaths should not be going up, they should be going down," Ward said.
|
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It's a lot more than just the videos that people see going up online.
|
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It shouldn't sit still every year when the cost of living is going up.
|
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"It's literally a way to combat what we are going up against," Elzie says.
|
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Because the stock has been going up and up and only yields 5 [percent].
|
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Osaka is also nominated for best female tennis player, going up against Serena Williams.
|
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Poverty is ticking down, infrastructure is going up, and his personal reputation remains clean.
|
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The cost is going up from $10.99 per month to $12.99, according to Recode.
|
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But it is worth remembering that the cost of using bitcoin is going up.
|
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And now he's mourning his best friend and going up against Captain Marvel's squad.
|
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Oh, and a new zero-G printer from HP is going up, as well.
|
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Across the board, costs are going up, which make planning harder for smaller companies.
|
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Deliveroo is just one of the companies that Uber will be going up against.
|
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You've seen the racist attacks, you've seen the level of bullying is going up.
|
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And then they say, 'Oh look, it's a terrible situation rates are going up'.
|
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And on that front, Mueller enters the arena going up against Swift's wholesome reputation.
|
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"The cost of spare parts and operations keeps going up," one industry executive said.
|
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If earnings are going up, usually the stocks will follow," she told "Closing Bell.
|
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With the unprecedented burning of fossil fuels, carbon accumulations will simply keep going up.
|
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"Now that interest rates are going up, they're not a bad deal," McClanahan said.
|
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Yes: if you hadn't guessed already, these phones are going up prisoners' butt holes.
|
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On a very long back straight, going up a hill, I brushed 2200 mph.
|
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"Tanker requirements are going up every week as reservoirs are depleting," the official said.
|
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"I said hello going up and down the stairs," Hakeem told CNN on Thursday.
|
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The actress said the attorney dissuaded her from going up against a powerful director.
|
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Two, the cost of staying in business, the cost of labor, is going up.
|
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But in order for that to be valuable, Apple has to keep going up.
|
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"We have seen the percentage of people using connectivity going up dramatically," he said.
|
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I heard Fedor's coming and I had some questions (about going up to heavyweight).
|
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"When methane started going up, shortly after that, C13 started going down," says Dlugokencky.
|
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Meanwhile, the basic costs of making it from month to month keep going up.
|
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VICE: What do you remember about the first episode of Salad Fingers going up?
|
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Overall, she ended up going up 600 points—from an 1100 to a 1700.
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"The market for this is going up like nothing I've ever seen," Dariani said.
|
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When you don't have sales going up, you don't need to build more vehicles.
|
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"The low risk, high quality names just keep going up in valuation," Fleishman said.
|
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As a result, the lead time for delivery of raw material is going up.
|
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Our principals of what constitutes massive storage keeps going up, and up, and up.
|
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This bull market could be one for the ages if stocks keep going up.
|
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It will be the iPhone's 10th anniversary, which means the stakes are going up.
|
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Educated people fill jobs, and the level of education needed is only going up.
|
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Beanies began going up on the resale market — many with five-figure asking prices.
|
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More than two dozen hotels are going up or are planned for the area.
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My credit score kept going up and it hovers around 760 or so now.
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Yes. But we'll be going up against a machine and a very organized force.
|
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"It just keeps going up and up and appears to be accelerating," Anderson said.
|
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Sixty packets of Death Wish Coffee from New York state also are going up.
|
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"But too many players are in the market, competition is going up," he said.
|
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"The premiums are going up for working people and that worries me," Dingell said.
|
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It's the health care of Americans across the country whose costs are going up.
|
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"And the money is constantly going up and down" as production rises and falls.
|
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But ever since, polarization has been going up—quite rapidly, especially since the 80s.
|
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But it also knows that it's going up against companies like Google and Microsoft.
|
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Going up a dimension means you've got a lot more data to think about.
|
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Homicides are going up because police are less willing to do their jobs effectively.
|
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"It's okay to be little tired going up stairs after a workout," he says.
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WE HAVE DOCTORS AND LAWYERS IN BLUE STATES, TAX RATES GOING UP DRAMATICALLY, PROFESSIONALS.
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Trump crouching by a flag pole is another favorite, going up alongside serious stories.
|
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"Consumers are already facing headwinds in credit and average prices going up," she said.
|
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Car parts found in the storage units will also be going up for auction.
|
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Hikers seen going up there earlier this week were spotted practicing the rule throughout.
|
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Every time I laid back, I could feel the acid going up my throat.
|
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The bar keeps going up in the arena of self-consciously provocative teenage drama.
|
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"It was flying really low, going up and diving down, flying sideways," she said.
|
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The rate of these kinds of cases seems to be going up, Paltrow said.
|
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But "after 753, it goes up and it keeps going up," Dr. Estiri said.
|
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Next month, some of his original sketchbooks are going up for auction at Bonham's.
|
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As that money flows down to sports teams, their own valuations are going up.
|
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Donald Trump: Military Ban On Trans CommunityBritney Spears' Attack Umbrella Going Up For Auction
|
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There are more competitors and the value of live sports is only going up.
|
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The 1968 Ford Mustang GT he drove in "Bullitt" is going up for auction.
|
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It's going up now, you know, we won the big lawsuit three weeks ago.
|
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Huge new estates are going up, more luxurious than the ones of my childhood.
|
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Grapevine, ironbark and fruit trees like peach and orange were going up in smoke.
|
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The Affair Noah's career is going up in flames, just like parts of California.
|
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"He says he thinks the polls are moving, they're going up," said the lawmaker.
|
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So your prices are going up, but your earnings are just kind of stable.
|
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He argues an open system lowers the cost of going up against the forerunner.
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Around that time, the brothers started noticing fencing going up around their parents' land.
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KERNEN: --- THE DOLLAR SHOULD BE GOING UP IF OUR RATES ARE HEADED UP HERE.
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Carbon emissions are still going up, and may not even peak for a decade.
|
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But around the edges of the 83-acre site, apartment buildings are going up.
|
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For example, the real estate prices in wealthy areas are going up and up.
|
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Rates of aggressive endometrial cancers, which don't have good treatment options, are going up.
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And he did it because inflation was going up, the stagflation at the time.
|
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"This is the largest since 2012 because the deficit is going up," he said.
|
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It's going up against the two market leaders in full-size trucks in America.
|
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It's going to get more lopsided with time, because the costs keep going up.
|
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Most of Sling TV's add-on channel packs are also going up in price.
|
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"He was going up and getting them and rebounding outside his area," Few said.
|
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Such challenges are not limited to walls going up on the movement of cash.
|
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Prices are going up even more for people who get YouTube TV through Apple.
|
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"Your heart breaks, watching what we call home going up in flames," she said.
|
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"I don't know why Apple stock is going up or down," he told investors.
|
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"They've done so many things to avoid it going up above 6.90," he said.
|
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And then I would say lastly the deficit is going up, not going down.
|
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Yet as emissions go down in some states, they are going up in others.
|
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"Going up and down is better than not coming up at all," Merritt said.
|
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But instead of going up and down, Tyler's bar basically goes back in time.
|
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"With the sea level going up, the water table has risen up," said Jason.
|
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That's the other line going up and it's the print line going down. Right?
|
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International authorities aren't the only ones trying to keep this wall from going up.
|
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But within a week of her story going up, 20,000 people had shared it.
|
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In the aftermath of the decision, everything is going up except the US dollar.
|
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"Volatility has been low but since the beginning of the year we have had the very rare combination of equity markets going up and volatility going up," he told Bloomberg TV in an interview from the World Economic Forum meeting in Davos.
|
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Other industry experts like Michael Droke, a partner at Dorsey & Whitney in California, a law firm that has represented big companies like 3M and Wells Fargo in labor disputes, also sees costs going up for companies and prices going up for riders.
|
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"There were zero pedestrians going up or down the stairs" on either visit, he said.
|
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"They were going up against the biggest mesmerizing car crash in television history," she says.
|
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The average age for an American truck driver is 63, and that's only going up.
|
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Alabama went on to score a touchdown—going up 31-24—and never trailed again.
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Why would he risk going up against Empire's resident Lucifer for Cookie's love, you ask?
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He also went back to Mahoney to get a rose going up his left ribcage.
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So, that process of going up and down is hard to ... Oh, I can imagine.
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" "It should be empowering women instead of the guys going up there and getting naked.
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If we want to continue having a competitive workforce, these numbers must keep going up.
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"The real risk to insurance companies emerges when interest rates start going up," he said.
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With endless apps for food delivery now available, this stat can only be going up.
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Then there's the 235-story condo complex, the Aston Martin Residences, going up in Miami.
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It's not automatic that just because mortgages are going up that it's going to hurt.
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" In his Reuters interview, Trump also described the economy as "a rocket ship going up.
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The chance of the American West going up in flames could increase by 22017 percent.
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"In 2015 there was a good story about participation going up from 2014," Adelberg says.
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Together, it's more than $172 million worth of illicit wildlife goods going up in smoke.
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Plus, he sees going up in quality and expanding outside the U.S. as profitable plays.
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According to airfare comparison website Hopper, prices are going up for Thanksgiving and Christmas travel.
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There are hundreds of different research experiments and technology demonstrations going up on this launch.
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In that sense, he's a very small David going up against a very big Goliath.
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Instead they are putting money into gold, which is why the commodity keeps going up.
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When you're annoyed about the cost of weed going up, who should you talk to?
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Another explanation for the boom has to do with where the statues are going up.
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It's also expensive to make a game in London, and those costs keep going up.
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NO, THE PROFIT MARGINS ARE GOING UP. WE'RE STILL GOING TO MOVE IT DOWN THERE.
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Each skirt varies in price, starting as low as $3.99 and going up to $6.69.
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Alipay's love insurance policies Alipay's policies start at $14, going up to $983 and $72.
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This time, she's going up against castmates Vanessa Bayer and Leslie Jones for the award.
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Health care stocks were among the top performers, going up by more than 1.4 percent.
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She wants to know Quinn will be prepared, because she'll be going up against Olivia.
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It's important to keep in mind just how much noise you'll be going up against.
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Since going up to lightweight, Hooker has done a wonderful job of deconstructing dangerous strikers.
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And drug resistance is going up here, just like in the rest of the world.
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It's harder to maintain quality and that kind of recommendation while ours is going up.
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He also went back to Mahoney to get a rose going up his left ribcage.
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"You can use it in bookcases, inside drawers or going up your stairs," she says.
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That's how they make their money today, is people going up to that old house.
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All of the hacker's posts were deleted about an hour after they started going up.
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Back in December, Time Warner announced that prices would be going up in mid-January.
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There's an increasing expectation that crack use will keep going up due to county lines.
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As they continue on their hike, the "End Game" singers discuss going up against Drake.
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It's true, sales look to be going down, and prices look to be going up.
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With their own costs going up, retailers are about to be squeezed on multiple fronts.
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Parmitano will be going up to the station for the second time in his career.
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"If you believe the robot story, productivity and churning should be going up," he said.
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Indeed, many of the models they consider would lead to poverty going up, not down.
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That may depend on per-barrel prices going up, an unlikely prospect amid expanding supply.
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The entire collection from Lottie London is going up on Ulta Beauty's website next month.
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That's going to change," Cruz said He added, "We're going to see wages going up.
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Rather, it means that TFP isn't going up quite as fast as it used to.
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He also added that Pokéstops would be going up, as well, despite some logistical conundrums.
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The company has made a commitment to going up to $15 an hour by 2020.
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People are going up-market so we're seeing some interest in the higher-end wines.
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From his point of view, he'd have to be going UP and to the LEFT.
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To remain competitive, unitranches are going up, but there is still a huge equity cushion.
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Marilyn Monroe's 1955 Ford Thunderbird is going up for auction at Julien's Auctions on Nov.
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EMPLOYMENT KEEPS ON GOING UP, INFLATION – REMEMBER, INFLATION HAS SHORT-TERM THINGS AND LONG-TERM.
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And as Trump's opponents have found, going up against Sanders is like punching Jell-O.
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The 76ers were soon back in front, going up by six on Butler's 3-pointer.
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So when you are going up a steep mountain, you are going to feel it.
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That means Müller almost certainly won't be able to stop the wall from going up.
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Fake reviews may not be on the up 'n up, but they are going up.
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But not as much as I liked the little number on my wrist going up.
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The world's most expensive and rare collection of Japanese whisky is going up for auction.
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Global smartphone sales are falling, but the number of cameras per phone is going up.
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Another enemy is going up north and has one less dragon than she used to.
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"They always had their Cult shit going up, and that shit was strong," says Rob.
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"If you think inflation is going up, you want to hold real assets," he said.
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The market was going up, and you have a group of high-net-worth individuals.
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Symptoms are accentuated by sitting for long periods of time and going up/down stairs.
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Who really lives in all those awful luxury skyscrapers going up all over the US?
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"Real" trees, especially, are going up in price and are less popular than decades ago.
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Some buildings are going up on gritty blocks that not too long ago seemed uninhabitable.
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New homes and hotels were often going up without all of the necessary government permits.
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"It isn't just going up and handing off some food and waving goodbye," Phelps said.
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The homes have slowly been going up, but the barriers have not all come down.
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Team Rising describes the Soul Cycle boycott and why Trump's approval is actually going up.
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That means the U.S. is at full employment – and that wages should be going up.
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"Avengers: Infinity War" could have featured the Marvel superheroes going up against versions of themselves.
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Going up the river away from the miners, we were in a still-pristine area.
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"A new building is going up; a family is going to live there," she said.
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"Premiums are going up and healthcare choices are going down," Blunt said in the ad.
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Newman, a marketing consultant, is going up against an entrenched incumbent with a cash advantage.
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Isaiah: He's going up for sure but he has a flow that no one has.
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" After the first round, Els talked about "snakes and stuff going up in your brain.
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It's going up against companies that have prioritized enterprise from the get-go like Box.
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"Seeing all the Christmas trees and lights going up really gives us hope," she said.
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You've got to go to momentum guys who say, 'Listen, it's going up 200 percent.
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Applications to top business schools are on the decline, but gender parity is going up.
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"Bernie is going up," Mr. Trump said in January at a rally in Toledo, Ohio.
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"We could have gotten more — the prices just keep going up and up," he said.
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"I don't care whether the president's numbers are going up and down," Biden said Wednesday.
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I will concede the fact that pension costs are going up and have gone up.
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This is how it looks: Those fossil fuel lines are just going up, up, up.
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Air traffic controllers observed that it was going up and down by hundreds of feet.
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Now obviously Snapchat has broken speed velocity, whatever you call it and they're going up.
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Three high-rises were going up next to, across from, and cater-corner to Naia.
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"Instead of the flame going up, it, like, spread and expanded too much," she said.
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"They feel anxious and then they can feel their blood pressure going up," she said.
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Ms. Perry was panicked about her rent going up and mentioned it to Ms. Parker.
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So while the overall number is going up, the rate of doubling is actually down.
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The cost of that, just working through that as a business owner, is going up.
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And the number of people listening to my podcast was going up huge each month.
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No matter what, stocks have kept going up, short-term hiccoughs and other missteps aside.
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One of these babies and you do not care about going up a pants size.
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Buildings are still going up around Turkey, but it's unclear if anyone will occupy them.
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The economy keeps growing, the stock market keeps going up, yet inflation remains very low.
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Prices for those plans are also going up by an average of 22 percent nationwide.
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If you look at top experiments, each year the cost it going up 10-fold.
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So it's-- and it-- it gives every indication of going up, and up, and up.
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Interest rates are going up again, thanks to a well-telegraphed Federal Reserve move Wednesday.
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"If we had gotten one more runner on, he was going up there," Collins said.
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Then, as the 22.5 financial crisis set in, rents, instead of going up, went down.
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Duke began to pull away by going up 214-39 early in the second half.
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"As long as those numbers keep going up, there is something wrong," Ms. Calvert said.
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The experience taught me a vivid lesson: going down is much harder than going up.
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The ride starts by going up a hill slowly and then there's a short drop.
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Cosplayer Hannah Jones told me she'd "just been going up against every wall" taking pictures.
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Shots were going up, and we didn't have anyone near the basket in rebounding position.
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And as the interest rate is going up, the dollar is becoming higher and higher.
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Credit is still on fire, the fundamental backdrop is terrific and earnings are going up.
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But he's worried about other equipment costs going up with action being taken against China.
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So long as the Nasdaq keeps going up, that bet makes the punters look smart.
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Trump's advisers said the Republican presidential nominee was going up against a highly seasoned politician.
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I PERSONALLY THINK THE TEN YEAR BOND IS GOING TO BE GOING UP NOT DOWN.
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So Trump is wrong about on-duty deaths of police officers going up; they're not.
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" MULANEY "Going Up," the last song, is a bit more like "Merrily We Roll Along.
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When I have extra time, I'm usually going up to my studio and writing music.
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But to me' the sweeping lines feel like the ball going up and then landing.
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We are seeing in state after state his numbers coming down, our numbers going up.
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A substantial portion of Americans continue to believe, every year, that crime is going up.
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They are sitting on a lot of profits now — I don't see wages going up.
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New buildings are always going up, and old ones coming down, in the dense port.
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The specifics are this: you lose the first, 6-2003, after going up 3-0.
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Unemployment is under 163 percent, wages are going up, the uninsurance rate is going down.
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Why is our maternal mortality rate going up when it's going down in peer countries?
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"If spending is going up, and price is going up, but use is going down, it is a reasonable question to know why that is, and are we getting the outcomes in health that we want to be getting," said Amanda Frost, HCCI's senior researcher.
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The problem with the old guys is they stopped growing, then the stock stops going up.
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And then that lead to RC cars when I was going up to the hobby shop.
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The result has been signs like this, per reddit, going up: This isn't deterring people, obviously.
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Then again, so are equity P/E multiples, and that's about where stocks quit going up.
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It's always going up and up and up but it never goes outside of its range.
|
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Badly injured and likely in mortal danger, he decided to flee by going up the mountains.
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"Those numbers are going up really rapidly," said Deborah Hersman, CEO of the National Safety Council.
|
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"The cost to provide services is going up and the needs are more intense than ever."
|
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He noted how revenues are going up and that Shopkick is "pretty rapidly moving toward profitability."
|
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Police also discovered bloody footprints going up the stairs and in the kitchen of Axley's home.
|
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Netflix's subscription prices are going up, and Hulu's main plan (with ads) is getting more affordable.
|
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In fact, they're so heart-stopping our blood pressure is going up just thinking about them.
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So, I'm -- Martha is going to be cooking for four consecutive days going up to Thanksgiving.
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I mean look at financials — anything they did, they ended up going up on the day.
|
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If wages are going up for millions of workers, the money has to come from somewhere.
|
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Wages were going up because of the rapid expansion, and so were rents and property taxes.
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"Sterling is going up," Jen, who previously held roles in Morgan Stanley and Bluegold Capital, said.
|
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After three straight breaks of serve, Konta was the first to hold, going up 3-1.
|
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I am unstoppable like a spaceship that just keeps going up and up, higher and higher.
|
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Billionaire Ron Baron, a longtime Tesla bull, thinks the stock will keep going up from here.
|
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But it's the notion that there's only an antitrust problem if prices are going up, right?
|
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By going up in the air, we can be faster than any other mode of transportation.
|
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The memo "was like a flame going up inside the company," a former senior manager says.
|
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You'd have car plants going up all over our country, and there would be no tariff.
|
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"People have complained about their taxes going up because we moved here," she told the Tribune.
|
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Universities have lobbyists, in these days where tuition is going up and public dollars are rare.
|
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Because if you are to run for president, that's what you will be going up against.
|
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I think it comes down to isolation of that subject and going up and approaching them.
|
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Paywalls are going up across the internet, at aggregated prices few but Jeff Bezos can afford.
|
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"I had done that before in juniors, going up really close to return serve," Chang said.
|
|
The stock just kept going up after that, surging 63 percent in the past three months.
|
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They're informing him that although Escobar has been brought down, cocaine production is still going up.
|
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The last 22018 polls that come out showed the leader going down and us going up.
|
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The higher-ups that organize these restaurant weeks don't think about the minimum wage going up.
|
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This percentage increase may not seem high, but it's worrisome: it means resistance is going up.
|
|
The next day, the video had been viewed 100,000 times and the number kept going up.
|
|
But, if you look at the trajectory in reality, the green technology is still going up.
|
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You can order it now on the company's website starting at $4,899, going up to $5,699.
|
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The number of medical programs is growing, so demand is going up, according to The Economist.
|
|
With $19 trillion in debt and it keeps going up, we're spending money we don't have.
|
|
The cost of disposing the sludge is getting higher and higher, it's going up like that.
|
|
A rare piece of memorabilia from Tupac Shakur's life will soon be going up for auction.
|
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"We're really going up above and beyond to make sure no one feels surprised," Jenkins said.
|
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The kites work simultaneously, one going up, the other going down, and hence generate constant electricity.
|
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It's been great to see them gaining momentum every season and going up in the ratings.
|
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"(Honeywell results) reinforces our positive view, 2019 is going up," said J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa.
|
|
If you're in the camp that believes prices are going up, then the deal looks solid.
|
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Everybody is emphasizing that the Fed is going up in rates, which of course they are.
|
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The subway is an extension of the Q train with three extra stops going up north.
|
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Chinese player Ke Jie, 19, is going up against machine AlphaGo, and the stakes are high.
|
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Wendy: And the house prices and mortgage rates going up 15%, which we struggled to pay.
|
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He sees it going up to $20 a share in the next 3 to 4 years.
|
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Now she is worried, as she sees more buildings going up and fewer would-be buyers.
|
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Notre Dame Cathedral -- one of the most popular landmarks in Paris -- is going up in flames.
|
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The amount of equity required to fund an early-stage company seems to be going up.
|
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The letter will now be going up for auction next month, according to The Daily Mail.
|
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"I get winded going up stairs and I still can't get on my treadmill," she says.
|
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They took the pistol round and won the next two rounds easily, going up 213-28.
|
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You're often going up against huge numbers of enemies, and tasked with navigating seemingly impossible environments.
|
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However, going up against the Transportation Security Administration in 2016 is more complicated than in 1926.
|
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Is Kendall Jenner going up against her younger sister for the title of biggest beauty chameleon?
|
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SQUAD. GOING. UP. Note for our American readers: "Banter," in the UK, is a whole thing.
|
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Planned Parenthood Action Fund is going up with a six-figure ad buy targeting GOP Sen.
|
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"I see ticket sales going up, but the number of events going down," says Mr Nelson.
|
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But how, given that he had said that taxes would be going up for the wealthy?
|
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Which may leave quite a few vacancies in all those supertalls going up in Midtown Manhattan.
|
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Relations are freezing, walls are going up, and Vladimir Putin is rubbing his hands with glee.
|
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It doesn't matter whether the market is going up or down: The trend is your friend.
|
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Later, he showed off his acrobatics, going up and around a defender for a scoop layup.
|
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That's an important shift, and could well explain why wages are not going up more rapidly.
|
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"I am going up to Congress to meet with the Congressional Black Caucus," he told me.
|
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But she's worried how she'll manage on a fixed retirement income if prices keep going up.
|
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PRESIDENT TRUMP: Yeah, I think he can only go down, I don't think he's going up.
|
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He was going up and down the newsroom, continually shooting people, police reporter Phil Davis said.
|
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"A bull market is any time period where stocks are going up in value," says Holeman.
|
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"They keep adding new things to sell, the profits keep going up, so I like them."
|
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"Everyone else is investing in it, and the price seems to be going up," Pitt said.
|
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Even in the ACA marketplaces, premiums going up doesn't mean that all consumers will pay more.
|
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But it meant that Mr. Pearson and his team needed the stock to keep going up.
|
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Papier-mâché-and-wood effigies of famous figures are going up in flames on Saturday night.
|
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"The bottom line is, interest rates are going up because the economy is better," he says.
|
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"The Fire Department told us: 'We're not going up there if there's a fire,'" Pepi said.
|
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There's also a broad range of different SKUs here, going up to the $249 Link 300.
|
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With $19 trillion in debt, and it keeps going up, we're spending money we don't have.
|
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A lot of candidates you endorsed were young or minorities going up against older, established candidates.
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The Fed told markets that rates were going up, and markets saw no reason to disbelieve.
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What has probably changed is the size of your deductible, which has been going up steadily.
|
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Williams is a long-shot candidate, going up against well-known state politicians like Lt. Gov.
|
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Homes in Caldwell are affordable when compared with nearby towns, but the prices are going up.
|
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He mentioned, without much elaboration, that would-be competitors in Compton regretted going up against him.
|
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But the fact that the Dow hit 2970,2000 doesn't mean the market will keep going up.
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But the fact that the Dow hit 20,83 doesn't mean the market will keep going up.
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AC: What I've discovered … it's a bit like going up a ladder on a computer game.
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We understand this is a delicate subject and we greatly apologize for it ever going up.
|
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Every year, you watch the number of opioid deaths, people who are addicted, keep going up.
|
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If the case advances, the accusers could be deposed, going up against Mr. Trump yet again.
|
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"I sort of felt that my whole life's work was going up in smoke," she said.
|
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Confederate statues are coming down as new memorials and statutes are going up in Montgomery, Ala.
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Dear Diary: I was on a crowded M104 bus going up Broadway on a Friday afternoon.
|
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"It's a curve that's permanently going up and hasn't reached its inflection point," he told reporters.
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MR. REARDON: As a result, their vintage watches are going up in price year after year.
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The answer is that such pages are going up faster than Facebook can swat them down.
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Cumulatively, hospitalization rates were going up, especially in Wuhan in the days since the outbreak began.
|
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Of those, 313 more jurisdictions will see hikes going up to $15 or more per hour.
|
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Instead of focusing on the "costs will go down," they will focus on taxes going up.
|
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It shows exactly what happened as the elevator car started going up to the next floor.
|
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Tomorrow, we're going up to Columbia (I've never been!) and Harlem since we're both off. Goodnight!
|
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"Regardless of when these stocks stop going up, when they break, they'll crush people," Smead said.
|
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You can also challenge yourself by going up Cadillac Mountain, which tops out at 23,2140 feet.
|
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If schools are unresponsive, Dr. Peyton recommends going up the chain of command to the superintendent.
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WASHINGTON — Something strange has been happening to taxes in Republican-dominated states: They are going up.
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And you see our airports going up in many parts of the country and the improvements.
|
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"It's going up a little too far, too fast," he told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Thursday.
|
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"He clearly knew what he was doing in going up to the edge," Mr. Udall said.
|
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It can capture video footage of a mountain biker or kayaker going up to 36 mph.
|
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Deductibles and coinsurance requirements — once unheard of for medicines — are all too common and going up.
|
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AND YOU SEE THE VIX GOING UP TO $22009 ON THE SPOT MARKET, IT'S ALMOST INSANE.
|
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The price of a YouTube TV subscription is going up by $10 to $49.99 a month.
|
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That a person like yourself is going down, that technical experts, academics, CEOs are going up.
|
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Where are things that are going up a lot, and what can we learn from them?
|
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The Club for Growth, a conservative advocacy group, is going up with TV ads attacking Sen.
|
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A lot of other candidates are spending a lot and their poll numbers aren't going up.
|
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IF YOU HAVE HEALTHY GROWTH THE RATES ARE GOING UP, THE ECONOMY WILL PROBABLY BE FINE.
|
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Many are going up against more centrist Democrats, supported by long-standing, well-monied Democratic institutions.
|
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They pressured Republicans, particularly in the House, to fight to keep their taxes from going up.
|
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If they were causing cancer, we would expect to see rates of cancer going up, right?
|
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"And over the years, it will start going up, and they will be terrific," he said.
|
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So the risk of the pool of the people who are carrying is probably going up.
|
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I want them to feel that same kind of empowerment in going up against the government.
|
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Property taxes hurt older citizens, whose incomes are not going up but whose property taxes are.
|
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Going up against two established social networks offering virtually the same product makes it exponentially harder.
|
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So long as prices keep going up and the markets don't take a turn, you're golden.
|
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But many of these are first-time candidates, going up against Republican incumbents with financial firepower.
|
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"The prices have been going up, but it seems like everyone is OK with it," Nesterenko said.
|
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Two Academy Awards for best picture are going up for sale in a rare auction of Oscars.
|
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High metal security fencing going up outside the residence in London where the president will be staying.
|
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Think of the condos going up in downtown Los Angeles, people putting so much money into those.
|
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The end result is at least as accurate as going up on the roof, according to Conkling.
|
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The first puzzle in this puzzle game is one of perspective: Am I going up, or forward?
|
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"You can't have stocks keep going up at this rate when earnings are going nowhere," said Dent.
|
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The stock market is going up, yet no one in his circle has enough money to invest.
|
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Discretionary spending under the CBO baseline is going up about $300 billion over the next ten years.
|
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"I think that the price is going up," Claudio Descalzi, CEO of Eni, told CNBC on Wednesday.
|
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"It's nice to get to get this sort of recognition going up against some very tough competition."
|
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They blamed the product listing on a "technical glitch" that resulted in the page accidentally going up.
|
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"At a lot of bigger organizations, going up the chain of command is extremely important," said Anastasi.
|
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" -- October 14 tweet "We're building a great wall along the southern border and it's going up rapidly.
|
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Just a few days ago, Grammer shared an aerial view of her home going up in flames.
|
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Problem is you're going up against muscle memory, and resistance to change the habit of a lifetime.
|
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According to the CME Group's FedWatch tool, the market does not see rates going up this year.
|
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"There isn't a commodity I follow that's going up in price, unless you count gold," he said.
|
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New houses are going up all over the Tri-Cities in eastern Washington near the Hanford Site.
|
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What you can certainly say, though, is Trump's ratings aren't going up because of the impeachment inquiry.
|
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Bandwidth was going up, video services and Flash animations ruled the day, and the GIF seemed antiquated.
|
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But that doesn't explain why prices for insulin — a drug that hasn't dramatically improved — keep going up.
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She said vehicle affordability is a huge factor — with the price of everything going up, except wages.
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It's unclear what kind of spacecraft is going up, or which government agency the launch is for.
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For women who wear sizes 5 and 6, the brand suggests even going up a whole size.
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And the lift was going up and he just kept going turning around to me going, 'Bass.
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VICE: When you're reading scripts or going up for roles, do they tend to contain nude scenes?
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The Clippers rebuilt a double-digit lead, going up 43-32 on a jumper from JaMychal Green.
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They haven't fallen out of my ears while walking, going up stairs, or running in the city.
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It was $2737 to $24 a share, now going up to a range of 22 to 47.
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He remembers because it was Christmas Eve 2016; the subscriber numbers started going up, and didn't stop.
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As it stands, GoPro is going up against the likes of DJI, which has firmly established itself.
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As with the potato-sack syndrome, the answer might just be going up a size or two.
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And the interest rates on home equity loans may be more competitive, though they are going up.
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And then production levels are going down and, at the same time, production costs are going up.
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No, I needed to keep going up – raising my consciousness – or I'd fall back on my behind.
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The rocket going up today is the third New Shepard vehicle that the company has ever flown.
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" For her part, Levenberg said the prospect of going up against the president's business is "really scary.
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" He added, "If the market just keeps going up, then it brings the Fed back into play.
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I DON'T HAVE A TERMINAL ON MY DESK TELLING ME HOW THE MARKET'S GOING UP AND DOWN.
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Though Woody tries to reassure them that they're just going up to the attic, it's no use.
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The Tesla kiosks are set to start going up sometime in the first half of this year.
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That figure ebbs and flows, oftentimes going up (or down) by double digits on any given year.
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And you've got footage in there going up past the election, right up past the inauguration, right?
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J.Lo as a Monterey mom, going up against Renata (because you know she'd be team Madeline Mackenzie)?
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The cost of living keeps going up, and countless hardworking Americans are struggling just to get by.
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It's not because of any policy of the Affordable Care Act that the rates are going up.
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High impact content like the Olympics, Formula 1 and big blockbuster movies are going up in value.
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" Honig said overall wine consumption has generally been going up but "kind of peaked a little now.
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Book sales are going up, and Kindle and eBooks are really being bought by middle-aged people.
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It's the same in the U.S., where traffic fatalities are now going up after decades of decline.
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In a statement to TechCrunch, Snap apologized for the ad ever going up in the first place.
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Going up against the likes of beauty industry giants L'Oréal and Avon calls for a big strategy.
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That means that your credit-card bill and adjustable-rate loans won't be going up anytime soon.
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It adds to the case of interest rate cuts, the odds of that happening are going up.
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There are lots of coins to choose from, with Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) going up every day.
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After Mia Redworth had her first child, she felt insecure about going up a few clothing sizes.
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Just because it's not going up against DJI, doesn't mean Intel isn't flying into some crowded skies.
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Since my election we've created 2628 million jobs and that number is going up very, very substantially.
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Going up before coming down "There is still considerable risk of national spread within Madagascar," said Bausch.
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On Tuesday, Miss America Cara Mund tweeted a video of a white bikini going up in smoke.
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It's much more like going up for a few seconds and then falling for a few seconds.
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She was tired of going up and down stairs with the dog, and toting bags and luggage.
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Some years I'm a token in a show, and I'm going up against my friends in auditions.
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Instead of zooming around like a hobbyist's drone, the device is limited to going up and down.
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Thankfully, this was enough to alert Zippy that the entire home was slowly going up in flames.
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That's how a seesaw works, whether it is people going up and down, or coverage and cost.
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Both were future Vessel landings that, at each end, had stairs going up and stairs going down.
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"I expect that we will see some, and the number will keep going up," Dr. Bolton said.
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The cost of living in New York City keeps going up, and it's causing people to leave.
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In the comics, Negan becomes very useful in a war against the Whisperers, going up against Beta.
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Another concern is that while life expectancy is going up, it isn't increasing equally across the population.
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I know that health care costs are going up everywhere, and I don't have all the answers.
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Due to the scarcity and dwindling numbers, these German classic hatchbacks are only going up in price.
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"Healthcare costs are going up for families and Donald Trump is part of the problem," wrote McCrary.
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But an arguably less obvious sign of islandization is in the digital walls that are going up.
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But when you have the trade-weighted dollar going up 25 percent that has real economic impact.
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Big tech's hot streak may be officially going up in flames, according to Mayflower Advisors' Larry Glazer.
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"And at the same time, people's incomes are not going up enough to meet them," he said.
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It's important that these posters are going up on June 14, which is World Blood Donor Day.
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Subtract the condo buildings that are going up on Halsted, and Pilsen really hasn't changed at all.
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Meanwhile, the cost of a ticket—if they ever actually go on sale—is only going up.
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Premiums and co-pays have been going up, making care unaffordable even for some people with coverage.
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While consumers can expect sharp price increases in some areas, premiums are going up modestly in others.
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I can't endorse anyone going up against Amazon, but I do appreciate a David and Goliath story.
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"So while the overall number is going up, the rate of doubling is actually down," Cuomo said.
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Trump, who is personally very wealthy, has been rather cavalier about the potential for prices going up.
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In fact, he was delighted that he could see several buildings going up around the studio apartment.
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We have new markets going up we have a lot of technology innovation coming to the market.
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"I really don't know what are his limits because he's still going up, up, up," said Santopadre.
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"But it's not as simple as going up in the playground and punching them on the nose."
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By going up rather than out, a vertical farm can produce more food per acre of land.
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