"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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I remember going up to Hurrah in New York City.
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Someone going up to the brink, and then past it.
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That fee is going up to $60 on June 1.
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Bernie Sanders with his estate tax going up to 27%.
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Brook is going up to weight classes [to face Golovkin].
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The lowest reward is for $25,000, going up to $200,000.
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"One year I tried going up to 320," he said.
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There were many steps going up to the entrance door.
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NEXT YEAR WE'LL BE GOING UP TO 57 A MONTH.
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The retail price will be going up to $99 soon.
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Yeah. I'm going up to do a Facebook Live this week.
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The toughest question many faced was about "going up" to Oxford.
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" A father recalled the comment as, "We're going up to Louisville.
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Alipay's policies start at $22014, going up to $3.843 and $23.84.
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Then we started going up to Shepherd's Bush on the bus.
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"They were always going up to Narrowsburg," Ms. Eisenstein, 48, said.
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We have size inclusivity, with models going up to size 22.
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AND I CAN SEE THAT GOING UP, TO BE HONEST WITH YOU.
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Muglia could see that going up to 250 by early next year.
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Then the rate increased by 56%, going up to 6.1 in 153.
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" — Liz Longley, Manhattan "I see fares going up to pay for it.
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I didn't even bother going up to people that I didn't know.
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Celebrities choose their own prices, starting at $20 and going up to $1,000.
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Boosted advertises the Rev with as capable of going up to 22 miles.
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He's hitting balls still going up to the opposite field, over the scoreboard.
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He says the VOX will come in three models, going up to 3TB.
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He's going up to his friends, and they don't want to acknowledge him.
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Mark Rothko "was going up to Harlem to listen to jazz," he said.
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We were going up to Birmingham to visit them every couple of months.
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Going up to the second or third floor might catch us a disciplinary case.
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The watches are now on sale starting at $369 and going up to $399.
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I heard Fedor's coming and I had some questions (about going up to heavyweight).
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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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Since going up to lightweight, Hooker has done a wonderful job of deconstructing dangerous strikers.
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That's how they make their money today, is people going up to that old house.
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Parmitano will be going up to the station for the second time in his career.
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The company has made a commitment to going up to $15 an hour by 2020.
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When I have extra time, I'm usually going up to my studio and writing music.
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And then that lead to RC cars when I was going up to the hobby shop.
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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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You can order it now on the company's website starting at $4,899, going up to $5,699.
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He sees it going up to $20 a share in the next 3 to 4 years.
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"I am going up to Congress to meet with the Congressional Black Caucus," he told me.
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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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Of those, 313 more jurisdictions will see hikes going up to $15 or more per hour.
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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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"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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AND YOU SEE THE VIX GOING UP TO $22009 ON THE SPOT MARKET, IT'S ALMOST INSANE.
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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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Though Woody tries to reassure them that they're just going up to the attic, it's no use.
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I remember going up to Jonas's place, I guess it was on Wooster Street at that time.
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"Going up to the plate knowing what's coming ... that would be a lot of fun," Trout said.
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"I just remember going up to the net and hearing a loud pop," Mattek-Sands, 32, said.
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We have FoxConn going up to Wisconsin, they make laptops and the Apple iPhone and — unbelievable company.
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They responded that they were going up to the higher floor to get underneath where the fire was.
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A designated elevator brings down used beds; another is reserved for clean ones going up to the wards.
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"We went to the house and I had rose petals going up to the pool," he told reporters.
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Going up to Maine and spending time with you is one of my favorite times of the year.
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"I am more comfortable speaking in crowds and just going up to people I don't know," she said.
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And I saw how thousands of people, instead of going up to them, all went to García Márquez.
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Pipe and Pistol Pete were going up to places such as Kingston, New York, setting everything up there.
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These three kids had been going up to people in the crowd and asking to perform for them.
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I am not good at going up to someone in a bar, but online I'm like a prowler.
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That's why the federal budget -- deficit is -- right now, the debt is $2250 trillion, going up to 403.
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The researchers point out that this is a fragmented selection of the company's documents only going up to 2006.
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Plus, brands are also coming through with post-holiday sales, some of them even going up to 70% off.
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Andrew Cuomo is seeking in New York, where the minimum wage is going up to $9 statewide this year.
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There's a place in Brooklyn famous for it and often has long lines of people going up to it.
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Interestingly, the event is far less expensive than you might expect, starting at $4,500 and going up to $7,300.
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An owner of several mid-range Prague restaurants said prices were going up to make up for the extra costs.
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The priest is not going up to Jerusalem where purity would be a concern -- he is "going down" to Jericho.
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Booking websites, and even some hostel websites, showed prices going up to hundreds of euros for a simple bunk bed.
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And it has a lot more storage than the previous Paperwhite, starting at 8 gigabytes and going up to 32GB.
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MORE reelection campaign, as well as for various statewide candidates in Georgia, even going up to Virginia for a time.
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Still, you can find a range of prices for coats, starting in the thirties and going up to the thousands.
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Its one-device plan is also now going up to $214.99 per month, and the four-device plan is $29.99.
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Going up to 500GB of storage will cost $6.99 per month, and 1TB of storage will cost $9.99 per month.
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The device will be available for preorders at a discounted price of $149, going up to $249 after its release.
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As of October 2019, eight residences are listed for sale, starting at $2.85 million and going up to $29.85 million.
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Cavill continued with the joke by going up to the other cast members and asking them to sign his shirt.
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"People on the board feel very comfortable going up to her," said Marilyn Greene, a vice chairwoman of the board.
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David Steinberg returns with a grid that contains a lot of interesting stuff, with the clues going up to 11.
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"We can't be the policeman to the world and have $19 trillion in debt, going up to $21 trillion," Trump said.
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Check. All posh boys have to take a year off before going up to university, also known as a gap year.
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When's the last time we checked into a flight by going up to the per-- you go right to the kiosk.
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And yeah, he was going up to people to engage them in conversation, but noticeably, people were coming up to him.
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Leaflets would also be distributed in ports and islands to discourage people from going up to Idomeni, the government official said.
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It initially sold for 25p (36 cents) a copy for the first two weeks, with the price going up to 50p.
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Pernod, the world's second-biggest spirits group behind Diageo, is unveiling on Wednesday a strategic roadmap plan going up to 2030.
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LeVert landed awkwardly after going up to attempt to block the Timberwolves' Josh Okogie and appears to have snapped his ankle.
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The device has learned a few new tricks, now going up to 2TB capacity, along with 250GB, 500GB, and 1TB models.
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And in many African capitals new housing estates are going up to cater for families with two children and one car.
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Goldman hires candidates across a range of age and experience levels, starting with college interns and going up to established professionals.
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Going up to "spicy," the boost in chile acted like a magnifying lens, articulating each flavor, and I started to purr.
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Rather than charging a flat rate per box, Winc's wines priced per bottle, beginning at $13 and going up to $40.
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At least, you should try to do so considering the card&aposs $2000 annual fee (going up to $2100 in January).
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A separate estimate from J.P. Morgan analysts this week estimated 229 million in 2020, going up to 462 million in 2021.
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Everyone is at the gym to better themselves and become healthier so please refrain from going up to someone and belittling them.
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One day I was coming up this ridge, going up to my camp at the very top of this little mountain range.
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The elevator travels nearly a thousand feet horizontally before it starts going up to a castle at the top of the hill.
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And today they've got a paved highway up to that house because so many people was going up to that old house.
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Everyone is at the gym to better themselves and become healthier so PLEASE refrain from going up to someone and belittling them.
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I knew I was probably going to pay a few hundred dollars going up to the office, which I really didn't have.
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I am getting breast augmentation in November: I'm getting saline implants and going up to triple Ds, but that's my top surgery.
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One to be adjusted based on solar time zones; the other was a counter going up to 1,000 on loop each day.
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Nineteen thoroughbreds, each going up to 63 miles an hour with a jockey aboard, striding out for a mile and a quarter.
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He won just five of his final ten fights, going up to light heavyweight to test the waters there before calling it quits.
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Just look at the case from Texas going up to the Supreme Court: shutting down clinics, making up false requirements to do so.
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He sees the stock going up to the $44 level, so he would buy the KORS August 46/45 put spread for $0.20.
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Only the 15-inch ZenBook has a resolution upgrade option, going up to 4K resolution, leaving the smaller laptops with Full HD only.
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So I'm always checking in with myself as I'm going up to make sure that I'm strong and well enough to continue up.
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The dispute saw a sharp escalation last month when the United States announced tariffs going up to $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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Anyway, the fight video starts with Danielle and her bodyguard going up to Vicky, who was with 9-year-old rapper Lil Tay.
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Starting at $1,000 and going up to $1,133 for the more powerful model, Huawei's MateBook 13 looks like one of the best deals around.
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Best of all is the fact that the burgundy sweater only costs $18, with prices for the animal print sweaters going up to $25.
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The telecom's Unlimited Choice plan is going up to $65 from $33, and its Unlimited Plus Enhanced plan is dropping to $80 from $90.
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Monthly pricing starts at $9 for the most basic version, going up to $99 per desk for features like integration into HubSpot and Salesforce.
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The phone is officially priced at £26 / €29 for a 6GB RAM / 64GB of storage model, going up to £479 / €549 for 8GB / 128GB.
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Whereas the 27D could record full HD 280p resolution video at up to 30fps, the 80D is twice as nimble — going up to 60fps.
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That could be why Clinton has another page set up that has donations starting at $25 and going up to the max of $2,700.
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You'll find lavish mansions like this one all over the world, starting at $1,000 per night and going up to nearly $200,000 a night.
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The average age of a first-time house buyer in the UK is 30, going up to 32 for Londoners, based on 2016 statistics.
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Once, there was a large white canvas propped against the wall in the hallway, in front of the stairs going up to the studio.
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When I was younger, I would respond to rejection by going up to my room, locking the door, and just crying for hours straight.
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John J. Geoghan, visited often, taking the boys out for ice cream and going up to their rooms at night to pray with them.
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Going up to 256GB, which is still not a lot of storage for a daily driver laptop, will cost another $200, making the total $1,43.
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With prices starting at $75 for the sporty Process_SP1 and going up to $200 for the rugged Process_CPK2, all Adidas Originals Watches are relatively affordable.
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The problem, Pedro Ramos, spokesperson for Infraestruturas de Portugal, told a Portuguese news site, is "people going up to the statue," not the statue falling.
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Legislators are just debating how long they should punt the issue, with some talking about going up to mid-February and others about early March.
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The lack of density in grocery delivery translates to less pay for workersPremack: It's funny because you're mentioning drivers going up to 10-20 stops.
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The starting cost for the yacht is $3.74 million, with prices going up to $4.85 million for a model that includes all available optional features.
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Perhaps I could have used a regularly sized grid by going up to 10 theme answers (maybe by splitting FILM NOIR into ELM and NOT).
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And at the same time they didn't understand the severity of it all...Robert Kraft going up to Meek Mill to see him in jail?
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And then the trip after that, we're going up to the fjords in Norway to swim with orcas as they go on a herring run.
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And unless inflation starts going up to something that is inconsistent with our 2% symmetric inflation objective, I think we're pretty well set for policy.
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You can buy a membership—starting at five thousand dollars a year and going up to a hundred thousand—but you can also just go.
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"We need to just go out and start going up to people who are mad at us and say let's get over it," Clinton said.
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But in New York state, the average silver plan for that man is expected to rise by just 216.1 percent, going up to $103 per month.
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"I wouldn't be surprised to see WTI going up to $55 a barrel and Brent to $60 a barrel before the beginning of November," he said.
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And it better be: the updated GT Speed starts at $240,300 when deliveries kick off this summer, going up to $277,235 for a Black Edition convertible.
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Starting at $45 for the twin size and going up to $70.21 for the California king size, it's even cheaper than the first frame I bought.
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Here in Seattle, my energy costs nearly double in the summer, going up to $0.1326 per kilowatt hour, upping my cost for 403,000 miles to $46.41.
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The number of hungry people in the world is rising, for the first time in more than a decade, going up to 85033 million in 2016.
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Custom made by Land Ark RV, the Outlook Shelters are the priciest accommodations at the campground, starting at $595 per night and going up to $1,200.
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On the way out, I passed one last counter offering the chance to purchase the photo they took of me before going up to the deck.
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So I think the scientific community needs to wake up, unfortunately, to the reality that the Luddite form of saying, 'Technology isn't going up to space' . . .
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And the number is expected to keep going up — to more than seven billion globally by 2035, an airline trade association says, nearly doubling from 2016.
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I was about halfway through my first pyramid (going up to 10 and back down) when I realized I was feeling something more than simple fatigue.
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In fact, I'm going up to Chicago in a few weeks, and you can bet your ass I'll be eating one of these sandwiches on the way.
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Mexico's peso steadied, meanwhile, after being whacked 2.5% late last week by Trump's sudden threat to impose tariffs — 5% to begin but potentially going up to 25%.
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" They're not necessarily pickup lines, but they're like going up to a group of girls and saying, "Hey guys, real quick, I'm doing a survey for YouTube.
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Jupiter's massive gravitational pull is constantly "tugging" on the spacecraft, and once the vehicle reaches the planet, it will be going up to 40 miles a second.
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Currency modernization — switching from the dollar bill to the dollar coin — could save American taxpayers $4.4 billion over 30 years, with estimates going up to $13.8 billion.
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"Staying below the 3 percent (of GDP) ceiling while going up to 2.4-2.6 percent, as has been proposed, would not be a tragedy," Riccardo Molinari said.
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These features are available via Chirp's paid tier, Chirp Pro, which is a pay-what-you-want upgrade starting at $1.99 and going up to $4.99 USD.
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It was me going up to them without any kind of contact and asking them to tell me a story from their life and I'd record it.
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Amazon visited several times, at one point going up to the top of a tower, near Reagan National Airport, for a bird's-eye view of Crystal City.
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We were talking to the the 31-year-old featherweight champ when the convo moved to going up to 155 pounds ... and fighting the undefeated Daghestani superstar.
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They're talking about going up to Maine to do a private screening once we're done with the first episode, and it's exciting that he's very much involved.
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Currency modernization – switching from the dollar bill to the dollar coin – could save American taxpayers $4.4 billion over thirty years, with estimates going up to $13.8 billion.
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It is thought to affect at least 17 million people worldwide — with some estimates going up to 30 million — and four times as many women as men.
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Vizio's also selling non-4K full HD E-series TVs with SmartCast starting at $229.99 for a 32-inch and going up to $369.99 for a 43-inch.
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Let's parse the new soundbar options: They come in a variety of sizes, starting at 28 inches and going up to 149.993 inches, with pricing beginning at $79.99.
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This large swath of low-band coupled with data-carrying high band, going up to even 60GHz, could be an important part in the next generation of mobile.
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In winter, they usually gather near the continental shelf, and they need to eat a lot to keep going, up to half their body weight in a day.
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Going up to face Canelo with zero expectations is a far easier proposition than taking on a domestic superfight, where a potential loss that would be reputation shattering.
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And so that lady on Airline Highway in her long dress, with the SWAT team going up to her—they didn't knock her down or drag her away.
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Well, the infrared tracking allows Taro's algorithm to work insanely fast — according to the campaign's page, they mean fast as in tracking objects going up to 50 MPH.
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"Our little town, a lot of people just drive by, going down 222, going up to Mammoth or heading up to Nevada, Reno," said city council member Woodard.
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Nick spots Offred and the Commander going up to the room, and flashes back to Rita screaming bloody murder at the sight of the previous handmaid's hanging body.
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Ray-Ban falls pretty central on the spectrum, with pairs starting around $150 and going up to about $500 for ones made with an ultra-light titanium frame.
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Dimensions of the phone are allegedly 61.9 x 73.7 x 7.8 millimeters, with the thickness going up to 8.9 millimeters if you take the camera bump into account.
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That last piece was bought by an American collector based in London for $27,2.5, and all of the works have sold, for prices going up to about $50,000.
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Right after I met Kevin, I started going up to San Francisco on the weekends, and we'd go to parties where the PayPal guys were playing speed chess.
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Yesterday, the superstore announced a massive two-week beauty sale that has different drugstore products marked down every day, going up to 50% in discounts online and in-store.
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At CES 2019, Intel expanded that lineup dramatically with six new 9th Gen chips, ranging from an entry-level Core i3 going up to a new Core i9 chip.
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Going up to the $503 Core plan gets you 250 channels, the $215 Elite plan gives you 2200 channels, and the $75 Ultra plan throws in HBO and Showtime.
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Going up to $1,210 gets you the same 1080p non-touch display, but an i5-8265U, 3.13GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD, which is a far better config.
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Anoushka, 26 I was at a guy's house party, and we kissed in the backyard after polishing off the last of the Strongbow, before going up to his room.
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Some climbers coming down have pleaded with the crowd going up to make way because they had already run out of their supplemental oxygen, according to The Washington Post.
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" Trump to Bash: "I left for an hour and a half, I'm going to North Carolina right now, then I'm going to Florida and going up to New Hampshire.
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There are plenty of good deals within the $50 to $60 range, going up to $229 for service between New York's JFK airport and St. Lucia in the Caribbean.
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The next step was going up to Johns Hopkins for a day and holding court in an exam room, talking to a bevy of people on the transplant team.
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I made a hard-fought effort, including going up to 68 words and adding cheater squares in various places, but there was no way to remove that singular cookie.
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A lot of this, I'm going up to Microsoft this week, tomorrow, to see their new voting system, which is encrypted and paper ballot, to a backup paper ballot.
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More than a half-dozen manufacturers now make bulletproof backpacks for young people, ranging from elementary to high schoolers, with prices starting around $22012 and going up to $2100.
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"I was going up to her to tell her let's go somewhere else so we could talk but that's when the cop thought I was going at her," she said.
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In China, the X22 Pro costs 2,699 yuan (~$380) for a 6GB/64GB model, going up to 2,203 yuan (~$410) for 8GB/128GB and 3,299 yuan (~$465) for 12GB/256GB.
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Boeing Business Jets is a family of planes with the most expensive costing around $65 million and going up to around $27 million by the time it has been customized.
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After providing their sizing, the styling service sends them a box of four to six items, starting at $35 for accessories and going up to $325 for dresses or jewelry.
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New York City businesses with 22019 employees or less are required to pay at least $13.50 per hour this year, but that will be going up to $15.00 in 2020.
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The Senate is the upper chamber of Congress, and it maintains control over appointments that shape the federal government, including administration nominations and judgeships going up to the Supreme Court.
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Massey, who was registered as a guest at a DoubleTree Hotel in Portland, said he decided to return his mother's call from the lobby before going up to his room.
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It was the same routine at each stop: Without ever going up to the register, the passenger would briefly encounter an employee and then come back out to Erik's vehicle.
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The Galaxy S20 prices will range from $999.99 for the basic model, with the Ultra starting at $1,399 and going up to $1,103 for the version with 512GB of storage.
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Overall the company has around 165 employees at the moment and he sees that going up to 200 by mid-year as they make a push into some new adjacencies.
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Starting at $795, and going up to $995 for a king-sized bed like ours, it's certainly an expensive investment and a high-end alternative to its more affordable competitors.
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CNN reported that Mar-a-Lago positions paid roughly $10 an hour for maids and housekeepers, going up to $13 an hour for cooks and about $11 for waiters and waitresses.
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I think he was going up to catch the ball with his glove and brought his left hand up as well and the ball ended up hitting in his left hand.
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EU antitrust regulators on Thursday charged four banks with taking part in a U.S. dollar supra-sovereign, sovereign, agency bond trading cartel over a seven-year period going up to 2015.
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WALLACE: But in any -- well, wait, but, in any case, the president, 5:30 Tuesday, is going up to Capitol Hill to talk to House Republicans to try to work this out.
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They were limited in energy, and as a result, they went out of fashion as particle physicists decided that they needed larger and larger accelerators going up to higher and higher energies.
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"Next weekend we are going up to Banff Canada to go snowboarding in the mountains for Ashton's (29th) birthday," said Theisen-Eaton, the Olympic heptathlon bronze medalist and world indoor pentathlon champion.
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Back at the ladder, Ascencio was going up to help the 30-year-old man still inside when suddenly, a window at the corner of the building nearest to them blew out.
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On Tuesday, the company launched a Prime membership service for Amazon Business, with subscriptions starting at $499 a year for 10 users and going up to $10,099 for more than 100 users.
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If the idea of making conversation in large groups or going up to strangers is your personal idea of hell, there are dating services out there that cater to your specific needs.
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Right now, membership in the coalition is voluntary, with a tiered system for annual fees starting at €50,000 and going up to €200,000 based on how many matches need to be monitored.
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He found that in 48 percent of cases, the patient went on to have a live birth, with the rate going up to 64 percent if the progesterone was administered by injection.
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The mass games performances are expected to continue for the next month or so, with tickets for foreigners starting at just over $100 and going up to more than $800 per seat.
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In Vermont, the proposed 53 premium increase for the average silver plan that covers a 50-year-old, nonsmoking male is a whopping 44 percent, going up to $685 per month, Avalere said.
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She explained that it was her 14th anniversary on February 14, and that she and her husband were going up to Big Sur without their kids, and she wanted to get something special.
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Zimbabwe's economic crisis is deepening, with electricity restricted to 6 hours per day, millions of people going up to a week without running water and more than half the population facing food insecurity.
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Going up to bat every day, I feel you can game the system, in that when you put out a lot of work, X number of things are bound to click with people.
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Presumably not much else about the QC35's core features have changed if Bose has chosen to simply name these "QuietComfort 35 II" instead of going up to 45 or a different model name.
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He explained that it was his 14th anniversary on February 14, and that he and his wife were going up to Big Sur without their kids, and he wants to get her something special.
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School is ending soon and some of the students are graduating, but they all say they will continue the campaign, going up to the Capitol to lobby before the legislative session ends in June.
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But SportsCenter released some extended footage that shows Peppers going up to a man with his back to him, turning him around, grabbing him by the jacket and seemingly shoving him in the face.
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After that, please turn off all electronic devices and place your tray tables in the upright, locked position, because we are going up to $66 and $75 before reaching a cruising altitude of $85.
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The rats also seemed to be able to prevent strikes, by so-called "predator deterrent" actions like kicking sand at the snake, drumming its foot, jumping back or going up to investigate the snake.
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He joined the German Navy and visited New York City in 1933 on a cadet training cruise, going up to the Empire State Building's observatory to gaze at the night skies over the city.
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The wide range of heat settings, starting at 140 degrees Fahrenheit and going up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, gives you more control over styling and makes this an ideal straightener for multiple hair types.
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I get up and deal with a bill I got from the LA Times saying that my bill is going up to $16/month despite getting an email this week saying it's saying at $403.
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Some took comfort from the fact that Washington's new duties were set at 94.6023 percent for now before going up to 25 percent by the end of 2018, rather than an outright 25 percent tariff.
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The gathering, with ticket prices starting at $313 and going up to $2,800, is expected to have close to 1,000 attendees and it sold out after her battle with Biden in Florida, according to organizers.
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The brand new spacecraft, loaded into a 3U CubeSat enclosure — that's about the size of a loaf of bread — is piggybacking on an Air Force payload going up to an altitude of about 720 kilometers.
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To be exact, the KFC Zinger, in all its space flight glory, isn't actually going to space: It's going up to the stratosphere, which is technically not "space," to hang out for a few days.
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Since the news was very obviously fake, the incident does not seem to have made much of an impact on the market, other than Apple's stock price briefly going up to $158, according to 9to5Mac.
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The increasing number of consultants arriving in Hollywood to help forestall such problems — for fees starting at about $22014,21 per film and going up to $2000 million — is also leading to gridlock at church offices.
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"I ran out of workout clothes so like I'm going up to her room and wearing her clothes, it's literally exactly like I'm doing it for her and wearing what she would wear," said Sailor.
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"We have [electric vehicles] going up to be 30 percent of new car sales by 2040 from 1 percent now," said Jim Burkhard, who heads oil research and energy and mobility research at IHS Markit.
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"As soon as I'm done with rehearsal, my entire day is healing," said the actor, who had never done cryotherapy before DWTS but has been doing going up to twice a day over the past week.
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Instead, you&aposre going up to these ancillary people on the Trump campaign, and nobody says they&aposre major players, and trying to find out what somebody might have whispered to them in a drunken conversation.
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Right now they're tearing down the UAW plant—the General Motors plant—in Kenosha, there's a huge abandoned facility in Janesville, and some of the best-paying jobs in Waukesha County are going up to Canada.
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The process involves a security staffer going up to the roof and hoisting a special "secretarial flag," which is emblazoned with the agency's bison seal and flanked by seven white stars, whenever Zinke enters the building.
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Global Fixed Income Strategist at Societe Generale, Kit Juckes, said sterling was going up "to the sound of shorts capitulating" in a reference to the growing number of traders who were removing bets against the currency.
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Silicon and going up to the systems, to the network, to the services, which taught me that a new piece of silicon could have an impact 18 to 24 months down the line on the services.
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Though Rihanna launched Savage x Fenty last spring with the message that it would be for people of "all shapes and sizes," she quickly caught flak from some fans for only going up to a DDD bra.
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But in a world where transgender, nonbinary, and gender non-conforming people can feel understandably uneasy going up to something as public as a department store counter for makeup advice, this new corner of the industry matters.
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The platform has a few pricing tiers – stating at $5.99 per month for the personal plan and going up to $29.99 per month for an e-commerce option that will let you sell goods on the site.
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The new iPhones will likely come with a faster Apple-designed processor and more RAM, run iOS 10, include more storage starting at 32GB and going up to 256GB, and maybe sport a touch-sensitive home button.
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Revenue neutrality, which is the euphemism used to describe some people's taxes going up to finance other taxes going down, is a noble goal that does not meet current economic or political realities in the United States.
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"I heard judge after judge going up to the microphone and say, 'I want to be accountable for my marks,'" said John Coughlin, a 2012 US national champion who currently serves on one of the ISU's technical committees.
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Four volumes of Silver Connections are available through New York Bound Books, going up to the early decades of the IRT stations in the Bronx and the Hudson & Manhattan RR, with Volume II back in print last month.
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With the standard deductions going up to $12,20183 for singles and $24,000 for married-filing-jointly, taxpayers who fall just short of those thresholds might want to bunch their charitable deductions so that they can continue to itemize.
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At that point, Mr. Scharf learned to come and go by entering the building next door, going up to its roof, hopping across to his own building's roof and then shimmying down its fire escape into his apartment.
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The "What The Fuck Are We Going To Do Committee" (Gerri, Karolina, Hugo, Frank) try to buy his silence, going up to $20 million, but Wiesel (or "Weasel," as the Roys have taken to calling him) won't budge.
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"We want them to do the right thing, give us our money back I mean; you can keep [it] for whatever services you have going up to this point, but we want the rest of it back," Cudd said.
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The Ford e-bike bike is pretty heavy at about 65 pounds, but once you're in the saddle and going up to 18 miles per hour, the hefty frame and GenZe battery make you forget about all the clunkiness.
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" via GIPHY "I was out with a good friend of mine, he decided to wing-man me by going up to random women, tapping them on the shoulder and just pointing at me and grinning with one thumb up.
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Wednesday, December 14 In a series of videos posted on his Snapchat, Kardashian said "Chyna is about to be so mad at me" before going up to her and unexpectedly throwing a stack of $100 bills at her face.
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This year, the consumer price index is forecast to rise to 2.14 percent, about the same as in January, but in 2017, inflation is seen going up to 2.41 percent, about 73 basis points worse than the prior survey.
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This year, the consumer price index is forecast to rise to 2.14 percent, about the same as in January, but in 2017, inflation is seen going up to 2.41 percent, about 10 basis points worse than the prior survey.
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We can't be the policemen to the world and have $19 trillion in debt, going up to $21 trillion and we're sitting on a bubble that's going to explode and we're going to all end up you know where.
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Yet instead of going up to welterweight like his former opponents Benson Henderson and Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone did, he went down to featherweight, following in the footsteps of other former lightweights like Jeremy Stephens, Denis Siver and Frankie Edgar.
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"To me, the polls that we're seeing right now are eerily similar to the Trump-Clinton polls that we saw going up to the election," said Tom Kelley, the GOP chair for Colorado County, at Cruz's stop in Columbus.
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Just by browsing through the retail giant's best-sellers, you'll see pairs with thousands of reviews (some going up to 12,000!) from customers who go into great detail describing exactly why you need their favorite leggings in your life.
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It shows one person going up to multiple British people and asking how much they think essential health services might cost on the U.S. "Ambulance call out, how much do you think that costs?" the questioner asks one man.
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I am doing it less as I came out here because I haven't structured that, but in Washington I spent a lot of time going up to the Hill or the White House or to some think tank or another.
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Pre-order pricing for the Cloud Cam starting at $119.99 and going up to $249.99 for Prime members if paired with Key as part of a larger In-Home Kit (which also includes a smart lock from Yale or Kwikset).
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We were up to $82 — probably two and a half months ago — we were up to $82 a barrel and it was going up to $100 and that would've been like a massive tax increase and I didn't want that.
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Otherwise, the specs are very much what you'd expect from a modern gaming laptop, with 8th generation Intel i7 chips, 16GB of base memory (with the option of going up to 32GB) and up to a terabyte of NVMe-based storage.
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Anbang sought to break up Starwood's first deal with Marriott by offering $76 a share in cash, going up to $78 a share, a proposal that people briefed on the discussions said was fully documented, meaning the financing was in place.
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Hedge funds and other money managers raised their long positions, or bets that crude prices will keep going up, to the highest levels in 2017, according to data from the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission covering the week through Dec. 26.
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Under animal welfare guidelines that the Saudi government promulgated in 2013, animal abuse is punishable by a fine of up to 50,000 riyals (about $13,000) for a first offense, going up to 400,000 riyals (about $106,000) for a repeat offense.
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But by and large, normal market pricing was restored within first six months after the storms," with single-family homes starting at around $500,250 and luxury properties starting at about $21990 million and "going up to the eight-figure range.
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You see that, based upon the zip code you are born in, it's the kind of education you are going to get, from the pipeline issues all the way going up to universities all the way into the employment market.
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"Initially we will be listing 10 percent and as per the SEBI listing guidelines over the next three years we will be going up to 25 percent," said Chief Executive Sundeep Sikka, referring to the rules set by India's capital markets regulator.
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"As we think about the U.S. Navy's demands for additional airplanes to address the Super Hornet shortfall, as we think about their international demands, we can see that going up to 3 or 4 per month sometime in the early 20s," he said.
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"On the FARA issue, we've been working quite a bit with our companies going up to Capitol Hill and trying to educate on how these companies that are in their state and in their district are getting caught in the crosshairs," McLernon added.
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"Maybe two players are going up to catch a disc, and the offensive player feels they were fouled, while the defender feels they kept their proper distance," said Nob Rauch, the president of the World Flying Disc Federation, which runs the world championships.
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Starting at $39,900 with 250 miles of range (and going up to 500 miles), the truck is supposed to be a beast with 7,500 pounds of towing capacity and still able to pull off 0 to 60 mph in under 6.5 seconds.
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They are named after the square meter sizes, starting with entry-level, courtyard-facing "17–19" rooms (183 to 204 square feet) and going up to the "86" suites, boasting 925 square feet of space with curving bay windows that overlook leafy Oranienplatz.
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"You can get a big box of 'Joe's O's' for just $1.99, with regular-sized boxes of tons of other varieties starting in the mid-$2 range and going up to about $4.30," wrote Jamie Cattanach, a contributor at The Penny Hoarder.
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Anti-modernist at a time when few progressives dared to be, she was invited to a symposium on cities at Harvard in 1956, and did a Ruby Keeler, going up to the lectern an unknown and coming back to her seat a star.
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Then there's the new Google Pixelbook, which looks kind of like a Google-branded Surface Book running Chrome OS. It looks to be priced starting at $1,199 for a model with 128GB of storage, and going up to $1,749 for one with a 512GB drive.
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Netflix will raise prices for US subscribers, with its most popular plan going up to $13 per month For the most popular plan (which includes high-definition streaming for up to two devices simultaneously), the price will increase from $10.99 to $63 per month.
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" Clinton also said she wanted to go back in time and tell her own mother of all her accomplishments: "I dream of going up to her and sitting next to her and taking her in my arms and saying, 'Look, look at me and listen.
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It's a pricey machine — starting at $1,799 and going up to $2,399 — but Vaio wants it to be the laptop for serious executives and office workers; powerful enough to get everything done, but slim and sturdy enough to be carried around wherever they go.
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Right now we're all used to going up to — whether it's our TV or the microwave or a laptop or whatever it is in your house and you're accustomed to having these different operating systems and different interfaces and you just adjust in that moment.
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Beyond powers of speech and intellect, Mr. Adams imbued his rabbits with trembling fears, clownish wit, daring, a folklore of proverbs and poetry, and a language called Lapine, complete with a glossary: "silflay" (going up to feed), "hraka" (droppings), "tharn" (frozen by fear), "elil" (enemies).
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Poaching in Namibia to feed mostly East Asian markets has yo-yoed since peaking in 2015 at 95 rhinos, falling to 60 in 2016, 36 in 2017 and then going up to 72 again last year - all figures counted from January through mid-December.
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The fact that you could just meet people and talk to them and not have to … You know, I'm socially awkward, and not have to deal with the stress of going up to somebody at a party, but now you're hidden behind [a computer].
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Like its rivals, DirecTV Now is also competing on price point, by coming in lower than traditional pay TV services from cable and satellite providers at $35 per month for more than 60 channels, with pricing plans going up to $70 a month for 120-plus channels.
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While the Beacon 1 is the less costly model, starting at $99.99 for a single unit and going up to $249.99 for a three-pack, the Beacon 3 is the more interesting one, as it offers some specs and features that aren't available on other mesh systems.
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So they calculated the cost as C = n*1503 + x rounded to the nearest 5 cents, where C's the total cost, n is the number of wings, and x is their operating expenses to the nearest 5 cents, starting at 10c and going up to 15c, 20c etc.
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Since T.S.A. agents, who are among the most visible of the affected workers, make do on a starting wage of about $23,000 a year (with the possibility of going up to about $43,000), these can be hair-raising calculations: Skip the children's dentist appointments and pay the electric company?
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With Sanofi's strong cash position and interest in the multiple sclerosis space, there could be synergies between the two companies, though it is unknown whether Sanofi would be interested in pursuing something as large as Biogen and they have only indicated going up to around 20 billion euros in size.
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AptX Adaptive is meant as a replacement to traditional AptX and the newer AptX HD. Its bitrate can actually go lower than normal AptX (down to 280kbps, whereas AptX was a flat 384kbps), but it can't reach quite as high as AptX HD (only going up to 420kbps, instead of 576kbps).
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You are starting with three or four people, and then within a few months suddenly going up to a thousand people in many, many states throughout this country, hiring people you really don't know, trusting that they will be able to do the kind of work they need to do.
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The mandate for fuel refiners to use advanced biofuels, which can be made from waste products such as woody biomass, is going up to 4.92 billion gallons, a 15 percent increase from the current year, in an EPA regulation covering 85033 that is set to be released Friday, Reuters reported.
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The mandate for fuel refiners to use advanced biofuels, which can be made from waste products such as woody biomass, is going up to 4.92 billion gallons, a 15 percent increase from the current year, in an EPA regulation covering 85033 that is set to be released Friday, Reuters reported.
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You'll be able to pick the Mi Notebook Pro in Xiaomi's home market soon; the starting price is 5599 yuan (about $850) for an i5 model with 8GB of RAM, going up to 6999 yuan (about $1070) for an i7 model with 16GB of RAM and Nvidia's entry-level GeForce MX150 GPU.
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According to the purveyors, you can cook everything from mushroom risotto to salmon to steak in your handy-dandy pan for the price of… well, the price is currently $174, although the pans are labeled "backordered" on the website, and a notice says the price will soon be going up to $199.
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A Chelsea boot, Harry's beloved form of footwear also drew a very strong reaction from the star, registering even higher than his passion for the rom-com actor with his heartbeat going up to a brisk 102 as he confirmed to Grimshaw that the shoe is probably the biggest love of his life.
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Star has come up with a six-month marketing strategy to monetize every aspect of the IPL — starting from the players auction in January and going up to the live telecast of the matches on its 10 television channels in different Indian languages and on its digital platform until the end of May.
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The P7000 series may be one of the most affordable Sharp lines in some time, with the 43-inch set starting at $449 and going up to $999 for the 463-inch TV. Although the P7000 does support HDR 10, it doesn't feature multi-zone backlighting, which may be a deal-breaker for some people.
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Pew Research Center polling found that alignment began to break down when Trump became a political force: NBC News/Wall Street Journal found the same thing, with data going up to February 2017: Within the past year, the trend has abated somewhat, as Republicans have become more pro-trade and started to close the gap with Democrats.
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He seemed very embarrassed to tell her this, saying he didn't want to make any "hasty assumption" but there had been a steady stream of men turning up at the building confused by where exactly they were supposed to go, mentioning our apartment number, going up to our apartment, staying for a little while, then leaving.
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" However, the actor said he knew about Toback hitting on women in a "very vague way," which he then clarified meant "that he had an appetite for going up to women and saying salacious and provocative things to them and introducing himself with his credentials and so forth and laying that on people to seduce them.
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She added that while she didn't exactly want to hook up with Trump that one time in 2006 (he was 60 and she was 27 at the time, after all), the encounter was consensual—"I had it coming for making a bad decision," she said of going up to his hotel room after a charity golf event.
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Its smart mirrors start at $93,249 for the 24-inch version, going up to $1,624 for the 40-inch size; the DTV+ Shower System with voice commands and spa presets costs $3,000; the free-standing bathtub, part of the Veil Lighted Bathroom Collection, costs $4,849; and the star of the show, the Numi Intelligent Toilet, goes for $7,000 (or $9,000 in black).
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DeMar DeRozan was torching Houston in stretches, but Harden got two blocks on him in the second half, including holding his ground and going up to block DeRozan's patented pull-up when he got switched onto him late in the fourth: This might be empty rhetoric on his part, but Harden seemed more exuberant about the blocks than the 40-point triple-double, too.
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Amazon FreeTime Unlimited, the e-commerce giant's subscription service for children 3-12 that gives unlimited access to 10,000 books, movies and TV shows starting at $2.99 for one user per month for Prime members, and going up to $9.99 per month for non-Prime members for a family plan of up to four users across tablets, phones, e-readers, and smart speakers, is now available on the App Store.
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Still, only a woman who looks like Witherspoon could get away with driving to a party in hot rollers — "the higher the hair, the closer to God," Witherspoon writes, adding that these days going for volume over height is perfectly acceptable — without getting some side-eye on the way, and not many more would feel comfortable going up to strangers' houses to sing Christmas carols in our current climate.
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