"It just got bigger and bigger as he got bigger and bigger," Erin adds.
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But things only got bigger — and better — from there.
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Tablets got bigger, then smaller, then cheaper, then more expensive.
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Some people don't like this, but my legs got bigger.
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In the meantime, Cooper's got bigger problems to deal with.
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The presidents' heads got bigger and were moved off center.
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When the disc got bigger, they were rewarded with money.
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Then, yes, the board got bigger, with more VC guys.
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And then it got bigger and bigger and started mushrooming.
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"I think we've got bigger fish to fry," she said.
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"It got bigger and bigger," Mr. Garofalo told Navy Times.
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"Little by little the community got bigger," Ms. Hida said.
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Makes sense ... she's got bigger fish to fry right now.
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He's got bigger fish to fry, based on these pics.
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CEO Reed Hastings is saying he's got bigger fish to fry.
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Not anybody's fault, it just got bigger and AOL was there.
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Mark Zuckerberg's social network just got bigger by one adorable degree.
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In 250, clean energy technologies also got bigger, better, and cheaper.
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Hong Kong (CNN)The search for alien life just got bigger.
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Even as some benefits have dwindled, some drawbacks have got bigger.
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We're sure it's got bigger fish to fry right now, however.
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Other guy: "She's got bigger balls than all you boys." pic.twitter.
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To be quite honest we've got bigger things to worry about.
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It's simply that benefit reductions got bigger and enhancements got smaller.
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Plus, he's got bigger fish to fry right now, legally speaking.
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It's just gone wrong if we've got bigger sharks coming in.
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As the waves got bigger and bigger so did our eyes.
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To that I say, nah, we've kind of got bigger problems.
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"We've got bigger problems than somebody's home run trot," he said.
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Right now, they say, they've got bigger things to worry about.
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They reportedly bickered over who got bigger cuts of steak at dinner.
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And every time I got bigger when I went off the wagon.
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In different, surreptitious ways, but it gelled and got bigger and bigger.
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As companies got bigger, they required managers, accountants and other support staff.
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Persuasion still matters — and it better matter or we've got bigger problems.
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"You got bigger products moving through networks across the globe," said Barber.
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With popular feeds on Instagram and Twitter, Ms. Santini's name got bigger.
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From there, things only got bigger and bigger — as did Amazon itself.
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And those losses got bigger on Monday as the stock surged yet again.
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"Heaven just got BIGGER AND BIGGER," she tells PEOPLE in an exclusive statement.
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"I would actually argue that the list got bigger," Wolf said on Wednesday.
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Then we got bigger, and we got the fucking AT&T calling cards.
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Tamir's homes and cars and ego and girlfriends' breasts got bigger every visit.
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Fact is, Kelly's got bigger fish to fry than the building code violation.
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Over time it got bigger and bigger because, well, I love working with students!
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And, so, after I had my son, I mean, my boobs, they got bigger.
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Years after the tragedy, her life got bigger when she let herself love again.
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Their music was different to what it is now—it's got bigger and bigger.
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Lauren Bushnell and fiancé Chris Lane's little family just got bigger — by four paws!
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Facebook has a massive data scandal on its hands, and it just got bigger.
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Many people believed that Apple would simply drop the model as smartphones got bigger.
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The screens got bigger, the processors got faster, and the cameras were slightly improved.
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And the news only got bigger when Sunday Riley confirmed that it was true.
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"It was this dark smoke, very dark and it just got bigger," Juarez recalled.
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"The smoke got bigger and you could see flames from the station," she said.
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When the girls got bigger, they started throwing tantrums if their outfits didn't match.
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The 2017 hack of Equifax, already among the largest ever recorded, just got bigger.
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You know, he uses that -- Bezos has got bigger problems than anybody right now.
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Thank God that scandal is over, 'cause we've all got bigger issues right now.
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Costs then fell as production ramped up and manufacturers got bigger and more skilled.
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"If we're dealing with a two-term president, we've got bigger problems," Bookbinder said.
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Farms got bigger, farmers grew more, agricultural exports skyrocketed and the farm economy boomed.
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Properties got bigger, with dozens of rooms instead of the typical six to 10.
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As companies got bigger, I moved towards more of that entrepreneurial space inside a company.
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"Target's got bigger issues (than Wal-Mart had)," said analyst Brian Yarbrough of Edward Jones.
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I just assumed it would go away eventually, but it just got bigger and bigger.
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Last year, it got bigger with huge corporate sponsors as device makers entered the fray.
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I didn't mean to wear it, but it just got bigger and bigger and bigger.
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"The film got bigger and bigger and everyone wanted to be in it," he recalls.
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"I got bigger worries than to lose sleep over that exact minor detail," Laforge says.
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As the stages have got bigger, the space between show and spectator has grown too.
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In George's eyes it will solve nothing, especially because America's got bigger fish to fry.
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"I thought we might get 1,500, but it just got bigger and bigger," she said.
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As the firm has got bigger and more complex, it has got harder to manage.
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And Archie's got bigger things to worry about, too, like napping and being adorable 24/7.
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"You got bigger products moving through networks across the globe," said Chief Operating Officer Jim Barber.
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But over the years that scab got bigger, into this big hard growth it is today.
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After going on birth control to fight acne, she noticed her breast and hips got bigger.
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That number only got bigger as he marched south, taking the Umbers and everything else living.
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They had just played local shows and got bigger and bigger, and that's what I saw.
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Besides, he's got bigger steak issues -- like the fact he cops to ordering his "well done."
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The "cloud" that Trump has been complaining about for months got bigger and darker this week.
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If it got bigger, it could affect his balance too, or press against the visual cortex.
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If it doesn't, well, then we've got bigger problems to worry about than the stock market.
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Kelsey got bigger [boobs] and I got smaller [boobs] and somehow we met in the middle.
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And I was going to let it go because we got bigger fish to fry here.
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I've got bigger hands, but the big screen phones are still uncomfortable compared to smaller devices.
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But with every year of hard work in the donut shops, the family Christmas tree got bigger.
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So we had to make sure people stayed tuned: The course got messier, the obstacles got bigger.
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Yet as the tech firms got bigger — and more productive — the desire to stamp them out receded.
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"Once computers are able to write encyclopedia articles…we've got bigger things to worry about," said Wales.
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When you were 2, somebody told me that it would only get harder as you got bigger.
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"As Saint got bigger though, she talked more and more about a third baby," said the source.
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Homes have got bigger, and the number of cars per household has risen from 1 to 1.6.
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What's more ... Bush says Trump's got bigger fish to fry and tells him, "Stay in your lane."
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LaVar went on to say ... Trump's got bigger fish to fry, so let the UCLA thing go.
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You've got bigger fish to fry, this isn't the hill to die on, the story isn't ready.
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"Whenever I envisioned the Russians selling, the knot in my stomach got bigger," Paulson told me recently.
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As players from both teams retreated to their respective locker rooms, the crowd of protesters got bigger.
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Palumbo: You just almost wish there was more albums [from those bands] and [that scene] got bigger.
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Bundles got bigger and prices went up—and there was little anyone could do to stop it.
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" He added: "We got bigger issues to fry, and all of them culminate in November of 21.
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Former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama&aposs real-estate portfolio just got bigger.
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The furor got bigger and bigger until it even sucked in a female member of Parliament, Stella Creasy.
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As the parties got bigger and more elaborate, the [mainstream] media also inevitably took notice, elevating their critics.
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The Chinese VR market got bigger and more interesting, focusing on compact, self-contained designs and special features.
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But over the past decade the rich have started to slim down, as the poor have got bigger.
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"If you don't need a waiver but you ask and they refuse, you've got bigger problems," Clark said.
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Migos rapper Quavo doesn't want to tamper with the OG national anthem, he's got bigger plans for one.
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My makeup got one thousand percent more intense and the hair got bigger and I pushed my comedy.
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"They've got bigger issues," he said, adding that he thought the bank had to be cleaned up first.
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I lost weight, but I was convinced my thighs only got bigger as the rest of me shrank.
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In their absence, the party got bigger and weirder, and ominous cliques started to gather in the corners.
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There were fears that if it got bigger, or if it stumbled around, it could be an issue.
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Eventually Carlisle got bigger, and I decided I wanted to go off on my own and do that.
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Space for discussion and criticism opened, the floor got bigger, but nothing changed in society or the economy.
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As the stages got bigger, Obama's oratory became more dominant and yet, at the same time, more intimate.
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The big short has almost certainly got bigger still, given the price action towards the end of last week.
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The controversy got bigger when online critics appeared to tie Siesta Key star Alex Kompothecras, 22, to the video.
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The rest of the party unfolded like college parties tend to: It got bigger as the hours wore on.
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"It's a story that grew and grew, like the fish (you caught) that got bigger and bigger," Perls said.
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There was a leather jacket that Jerry could wear when he got bigger, but he didn't really want it.
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You know, they started off more catch-and-shoot, and then when they got bigger roles they'd start playmaking.
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So the Taliban have not changed, the only change that I can see is their bombs have got bigger.
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As the company got bigger, it began relying on UPS and FedEx as well as the US Postal Service.
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But the stakes have got bigger now that shareholders, creditors and counterparties have tens of billions of dollars at risk.
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"If it got bigger than this, it would be a normal restaurant and wouldn't have the same character," she says.
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" The "Sexual Politics" project, Ms. Millett told Time, "got bigger and bigger until I was almost making a political philosophy.
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Shepherd strongly suggests the country's got bigger fish to fry than a slip of the tongue in the 'BB' house.
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If the adorable tattoo Harper designed for her dad is any indication, she's got bigger conceptual projects to take care of.
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One of the big issues with traditional hard drives, according to Kixmoeller, was that as they got bigger, the efficiency decreased.
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But she's got bigger fish to fry now: she has to repopulate the world with all those embryos in the bunker.
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If their thought patterns got closer to the template for what they were scared of, like snakes, the disc got bigger.
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As the American crowds got bigger, the stages did, too, which meant more elaborate shows, which in turn drew more fans.
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It's best to let things go... ... on a message attached to a balloon (#226), because I've got bigger fish to fry.
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All of the places she'd loved had got bigger premises or turned into a chain, and they were never the same.
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Agenda got bigger over the next 10 years, becoming one of the biggest action sports, streetwear and lifestyle tradeshows in the world.
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They got bigger and bigger, and stronger and stronger, and with them grew the series's reliance on spectacle and stunning set pieces.
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We later ordered the Medallion Whisper and Ikat Damask Blue in size small as Ellie got bigger and outgrew the newborn size.
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I've got bigger hands than most, and it's still a bit of a juggling act to get it to fold just right.
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"It just got bigger and out of control," the comedian explained, admitting that even "Saturday Nigth Live" made fun of his presidential interview.
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And people in conservative states consistently reported using cannabis less than those living in liberal states—a gap that got bigger over time.
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Marks had been planning to raise around $500 million, but in a pattern that's become familiar, once SoftBank got involved, everything got bigger.
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Then, when the company got bigger after we sold it and went to AOL, I think that it lost some of its currency.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders's proposal to make college free in the United States just got bigger: He wants to erase all student debt too.
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I bought a couple of new and pretty bras since my breasts got bigger, and nice underwear always makes me feel more confident.
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They raise like a big round maybe a year or two later and then they've got bigger problems than dealing with me. Right.
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I always remember there being a great atmosphere at the Tour of Britain and the race has only got bigger over the years.
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DC. But Daniel says he ain't getting hung up on Jon's PED saga ... 'cause he's got bigger and better things to worry about.
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READ: The Kremlin's war on American democracy only got bigger after 2016 And foreign and domestic attempts to disrupt it could be coming.
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As games got bigger, and features like online play and vast open-worlds became the norm, there were fewer and fewer pure action games.
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Ang didn't respond to the chemo treatments she started after the New Year, in fact her family says one of the tumors got bigger.
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The premium got bigger the worse the stock market did, jumping 11 percent for each 1 percent decline in the benchmark Hang Seng Index.
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However, because the overall size of the pie has got bigger, the government can compensate the losers which can still make everyone better off.
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"As we got bigger and bigger and bigger, people got more and more followers, including people you don't know following you," Mr. Systrom said.
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Yanet Garcia, aka world's sexiest weatherwoman, is coming to her own defense denying her most famous asset got bigger overnight because of new implants.
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I started working in a bedroom, but as the canvases got bigger, I could not get enough distance to see what I was doing.
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With every season, the world of the show got bigger and bigger, as more and more characters we were expected to care about were introduced.
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One recent evaluation by Diar, the cryptocurrency-research firm, found that Lightning transactions became increasingly less likely to be completed successfully as they got bigger.
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As a result the biggest banks have got bigger; in both Europe and America the percentage of assets held by the biggest five has increased.
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The situation got bigger than I thought it would; people I considered close friends stopped communicating with me and posted nasty things about me online.
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Whatever specific weakness the thieves in the Bangladesh case exploited, former SWIFT directors and managers said the system became more vulnerable as it got bigger.
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For example, the Echo Dot has an LED clock now, the Echo got bigger, and there's now yet-another size of Echo Show smart display.
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As the show went on, they faded before the spectacle, which got bigger and bigger, just like the bouquets that were presented to each performer.
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" Trump's campaign, meanwhile, said it "only got bigger and stronger as a result of this nonsense" and crowed that the president had been "totally vindicated.
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Allie's got bigger things to worry about, as she tells the town that there's going to be an election to elect an actual mayor and council.
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Over Facebook, Riyadh As'ari told The Verge that after he posted the video, it started getting pickup from local television stations, and got bigger from there.
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As we got bigger and bigger at Vox — I think it's well over a hundred people now — I could not do all three of those things.
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Every time I sent Pierpaolo [Piccioli, Valentino's creative director] the pictures it got bigger and then I thought, no, now it's got to be really big.
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The royal family officially just got bigger — this morning, Meghan Markle gave birth to a baby boy who is seventh in line to the British throne.
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I think there's a new level of trust and love between them, and obviously they've got bigger fish to fry now than they ever have before.
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But Sanders got bigger applause when he proposed putting an end to the city's water bills, and refunding what residents there have paid in recent years.
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The poll found that people who said they got bigger refunds this year had higher approval ratings of the GOP tax law and of President Trump.
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"When I was 10 years old, I remember feeling a little ball in my shoulder, and as I grew older, it got bigger and bigger," Yammy says.
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I'm not going to say that foreign interference is acceptable, but I am going to say that we've got bigger problems that we're not willing to address.
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The M2365, BMW's legendary compact performance car, got bigger and bigger over the years, leaving room for a new model that captured the spirit of the original.
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Here adherents to the market view of pay make their second argument: that returns to talent rose as firms globalised, became more complex and crucially, got bigger.
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I mean, my brother was lynched not long ago, down in Arkansas, but I can see you've got bigger fish to fry—I'll get right on it.
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Making comedies, he liked to swap in different punch lines for different crowds, like a stand-up, seeing which ones got bigger laughs and tweaking cuts accordingly.
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That series only got bigger and bigger as it went on, but after his third-season exit, Madden was no longer around to partake in the spoils.
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But what they're not saying is that they've got bigger stakes in this game than a correction in the S&P 500 or a social media spat.
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In the 2010s, companies got bigger and bigger, and the line around what constitutes a healthcare company got redrawn through mergers like CVS Health's 2018 Aetna acquisition.
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Context: Disney can afford to throw billions at this venture because it's a giant that just got bigger by swallowing much of Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox.
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"The rooms got smaller and the lobby got bigger," said Phil Cordell, global head of Hilton Worldwide's focused service brands, highlighting the social aspects of the new concept.
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With so many ideas in play, Flanagan occasionally lingers on the wrong moments and wastes energy on yet another feeding scene when we've got bigger fish to fry.
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When he took the new songs onstage, putting his own body behind theirs, the songs got bigger, until they almost seemed to burst the buildings that enclosed them.
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But as far as the long term future of all that coral is concerned, as a marine scientist Ridgway attests that we've definitely got bigger fish to fry.
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"To my knowledge, they wanted to start a conversation, and I think it got bigger and they are taking it down," the spokeswoman, Carly Zipp, said on Tuesday.
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Along the way, Mark Bell, their physical theater professor at Lamda, joined them as the play's director; they added a second act, and all the gags got bigger.
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"I don't know if it's just my imagination, but it looked to me like the bags under his eyes got bigger and his face grew more thin," she said.
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Duke said he'd had a knot in his neck since he was a teen, but it got bigger when he began taking steroids to deal with sciatic nerve pain.
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"As certain groups got bigger and more educated, we felt like we had the right to complain," says Nancy A. Shenker, founder and CEO of theONswitch, a marketing firm.
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"As the boats got bigger, people lost a little bit of touch with the water," said Jonathan Beckett, chief executive of Burgess, a yacht management, brokerage and charter firm.
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"Democrats and the media have been in a sham impeachment frenzy and the president's campaign only got bigger and stronger with our best fundraising quarter this cycle," he added.
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Rubio Tax Cut Got Bigger and Bigger | An already sizable tax cut from one Republican senator evolved into one that is even bigger — and particularly generous toward the highest earners.
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Doctors told McGrath it probably happened early in her pregnancy, but didn't cut off his circulation until he got bigger, leaving little room left in the womb to move around.
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While the rest of the NBA was going smaller and faster—an evolution keyed by Golden State's title run last season—the Spurs got bigger and remained just as deliberate.
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"We got bigger data plans, we put limits on the kids, and it was never enough," Anderson says, reserving particular bitterness for his 18.333-year-old daughter's use of Snapchat.
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But though the flows and the pipes have got bigger, the principles of the industry's plumbing have changed little since they took their modern form in the 1950s and 1960s.
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The average difference was around 25 percent lower, and as the years went on, the gap got bigger (the time period the study looked at was from 1999 to 2010).
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"I come out and I've got a hole in the ground, it was only a little one, a metre, and it's just got bigger since," Ray McKay told ABC News.
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In the meantime, Ingram and the Ravens are gearing up for the AFC Divisional Round playoff game which goes down on January 11 ... so, they've got bigger fish to fry.
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Novel&aposs already got bigger plans for the area; Bennett points to the site next door where the company intends to build and lease out a second, much larger tower.
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Some are thought to have padded cost estimates so that they got bigger bank loans than required, meaning that they could secure assets without putting any of their own money in.
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But as storage on cell phones got bigger, and streaming got easier, fewer people were buying MP3 players, and consequently they make up a miniscule share of consumer spending in 2019.
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But as concussions became more of a concern, the helmets got bigger; the current idea is that the larger the helmet, the more cushion that can be added to absorb acceleration.
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Then the story just got bigger and bigger over the years; it was about two-and-a-half, three years that I was flying back and forth and going back there.
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Nearly four years later Facebook's problem with keeping teens happy has only got bigger — but the company's success at using Instagram to successfully clone Snapchat's features has helped mitigate the issue.
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Lenders offered all kinds of "creative" ARMs then, some with no down payments, crazy-low teaser rates, interest-only payments and loans that actually got bigger as time went on (negative amortization).
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Read More Yahoo got bigger and became mediocre: Ex-President Sue Decker Silicon Valley job seekers are approaching the job market with a level of caution which has been uncommon, until recently.
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And particularly as the players got bigger and bigger, this allowed a few big players with government regulation to be able to still dominate the industry, so they didn't really oppose it.
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Since Redworth was lifting weights and doing other strength-building workouts, she gained muscle, which also meant some parts of her body got bigger, and she didn't return to her old size.
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I've got bigger plans innit; me spending a little two to three minutes to tell you how dumb you are, I don't mind, cos I know what music I've got in store.
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Through the glasses, it looked like a bite was being taken out of the orange star, and then the bite got bigger and bigger, over the course of an hour and a half.
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The album deservedly turned her into a star and pulled her out of Golden, but her follow-up, Pageant Material, had the singer trapped inside her head, even as her world got bigger.
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The average on-power mode density for flat-panel TVs decreased considerably between 43 and 2015, even as average screen sizes got bigger by half, televisions became internet-connected and screen resolution increased greatly.
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Meanwhile, data showed that Britain's balance of payments shortfall got bigger in the last few months of 2018, hurt in part by a disappointing trade performance as the world economy slowed and Brexit neared.
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The club's story will be seized on by management gurus as a reminder of an increasingly popular business theme: that the opportunities for smaller fry to emulate giants have got bigger, thanks to technology.
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After she had made payments on it for several years, I noted that the payments got bigger each year, but the loan balance actually grew because of the outrageous interest rate the government charges.
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"She was a nice pony to handle and nice to learn on," he said, but they did not compete at a very high level, because when the fences got bigger, they would be eliminated.
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As screens have got bigger, their resolution has increased too, which results in sharper images and graphics, and the potential to display more text in a small space (at least for users with good eyesight).
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Dr Marteau suspected that glasses have got bigger over the years, and that this may have contributed to the increased drinking of wine in Britain—an increase that has been particularly marked in recent decades.
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On television, the words "Obamacare repeal" were repeated 2,000 to 3,000 times every day for two weeks — and it only got bigger from there, until the revised version of the bill eventually passed in May.
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"As the service got bigger under the unlimited tier, more deal-oriented users and fitness-oriented people alike were hearing about the service and joining," Fritz Lanman, executive chairman of the ClassPass board, told me.
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After all, he's got bigger fish to fry: his summit in Vietnam with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on February 27-28 and a possible meeting soon as well with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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"About five years ago I used to dance regularly, but as I got bigger my joints would hurt and I'd get out of breath after just a short walk, so I gave it up," she says.
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But as some of the private clouds got bigger, some users found that they needed to be able to guarantee resources to run some of their regular, overnight batch jobs or data analytics workloads, for example.
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"Democrats and the media have been in a sham impeachment frenzy and the president's campaign only got bigger and stronger with our best fundraising quarter this cycle," Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale said in a statement.
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That's not an insult to Google by any stretch because they've got bigger opportunities in other places, but the fact of the matter is remember as a banker, we've got to love all of God's children.
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We were planning and writing the new album, but he just never stopped, like he just got bigger and bigger and bigger, and you know we weren't going to stand in the way of his solo career.
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Because if people remember CES 2018 for anything that distinguishes it from the conventions of years past, it'll be for the way big companies got bigger, as they went around announcing partnerships, almost as if on trend.
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"I didn't have family money or a wealthy husband or wife, but I just networked my face off, got a hold of properties, got a hold of investors, an eventually everything got bigger and better," she said.
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"I didn't have family money or a wealthy husband or wife, but I just networked my face off, got a hold of properties, got a hold of investors, an eventually everything got bigger and better," she said.
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"We might imagine that whales just gradually got bigger over time, as if by chance, and perhaps that could explain how these whales became so massive," Graham Slater, a co-author on the study, said in a statement.
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These include streamlining Honda's product development process, which became bloated as the company got bigger, and developing underlying technologies for a range of vehicles to develop cars more efficiently and respond more quickly to changes in customer tastes.
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His speech just got bigger and more powerful as he tied Stranger Things' fictional, nostalgic tale of demogorgons and upside-down worlds to everything we've seen in 2017 thus far, including President Trump's sweeping executive order on immigration.
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"I hadn't even been doing anything strenuous, just sitting around watching TV. When I got to work the hairline crack had got bigger and bigger so I called Apple up to get it repaired," Cross told the BBC.
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Hopefully Michael Oher was one of the guys who got bigger studs because he slid nearly four yards backwards as he tried to hold off Demarcus Ware on a third-and-four play late in the first quarter.
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"But when he started to think about what he wanted to do," says Mike Van Eaton, an animation art expert, "it just got bigger and bigger" -- too big for Burbank, and much too big for his board of directors.
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Related: That little lawsuit against Uber just got bigger — and could take down the sharing economy Facebook has failed to make inroads for years, kept from 668 million new users by China's monolithic censorship and restrictions on internet freedom.
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He gives Hannah a rundown of what he plans on doing, but she's got bigger fish to fry, as she's desperately waiting for Paul Louis to call her back so she can tell him that she's carrying his child. Right.
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Related: That Little Lawsuit Against Uber Just Got Bigger — And Could Take Down The Sharing Economy Nothing about the settlement prevents a future court, or US labor authorities, from deeming Uber drivers as employees, Liss-Riordan said in a statement.
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Some of the American stars, like Vonn and Bode Miller, started out as tech specialists, and then, as they got bigger and stronger and perhaps more courageous and ambitious, began to master the dangers and the demands of the downhill.
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What we realized, especially last year as we got bigger and bigger and we started knowing more things about our users, is that there is the utility use case that really appeals for almost half of our users, 24 and older.
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For less than a hundred bucks, you can buy a slim row of speakers that will sit inconspicuously beneath your TV and deliver louder, higher quality audio than most TV speakers, if only because they've got bigger drivers inside a specially-designed box.
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Tax preparers say whether someone gets a smaller or larger refund ultimately depends on their own personal situation and that some people got bigger refunds than they expected and others who typically get refunds found they had a balance due to the IRS.
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Ibushi needed to cement his status as Japan's next big thing (he already is a big thing, but Okada was a big thing and got bigger, with the same dynamic playing out here) and, importantly, to play off of his grimacing, sneering foil.
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Many social workers and district attorneys I have talked to say it is not malicious parents intentionally hurting their kids who end up with convictions for child abuse or homicide; it is those who started spanking and escalated as the child got bigger.
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Now it's got bigger problems A mouse-like marsupial called the antechinus has become world-famous because of its breeding pattern: The pairs have so much sex during a three-week mating season that the males bleed internally, go blind, and die.
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As my son got bigger, I would sometimes either have him slouch down in the back seat or else we just wouldn't go through certain municipalities because it looked like two black adults in the car, rather than a mother and her young son.
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"I think that as it got bigger and bigger, when the Walmart thing happened, you could see it getting maybe a little too big and overwhelming even, and the ability to remain normal, in the light of that fame and wealth and responsibility," he explained.
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And as the band got bigger and we started playing festival slots and stuff, you really get to the point where you sort of need to play the songs that are going to project the most, because you're literally just noise competing with other noise.
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What you'll notice is that the spikes got bigger (signifying more interest) and more interest was sustained once Obama came into office: That giant spike in 2006 occurred on the heels of Stephen Colbert roasting George W. Bush, but that seems like an outlier.
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Separate from this, Vue has made some positive advances in recent weeks, expanding its platform availability to include PC, Mac, and Android TV. It's now on enough devices that the "PlayStation" branding feels a little off, but clearly Sony's got bigger challenges to worry about.
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"I watched Colin Kaepernick, and I thought it was terrible, and then it got bigger and bigger and started mushrooming, and frankly the NFL should have suspended him for one game, and he would have never done it again," Trump told Fox News last October.
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It started with Anna Wintour, the artistic director of Condé Nast and a co-host, doing a relatively subtle impression of a pink flamingo (there was a lot of pink, to match the carpet) in a Chanel cape, and got bigger and brighter from there.
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Early additions slipped onto the corner of the iPhone 22017 and 21, but as the iPhone slimmed down, screens got bigger, and the cameras moved around on the device body, Olloclip developed increasingly ingenious methods for positioning its lenses over both the rear and front-facing cameras.
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Brady has said in the past that he considers Trump to be a "good friend" and that he "support[s] all of his friends," but he also probably wants to steer clear of actual politics, not to mention he's got bigger fish to fry right now.
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"This is quite a dangerous situation and it is creating a bubble, and that bubble has just got bigger and bigger and bigger … There isn't any doubt now (that) in valuation terms we're in epic bubble proportions, probably the biggest bubble of all time, " he said.
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Trump pledged a "giant" middle class tax cut in 2012, but under the final legislation passed that year by the Republican-controlled Congress richer households and corporations got bigger cuts than the average household, according to analysis by the Tax Policy Center, a nonpartisan think tank.
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The stars, the spectacles, and, for a while, the money got bigger than ever, but the hit factories had become so efficient at reproducing their winning formula, and so focussed on releasing songs that could appeal to people across the whole of Asia, that the product became homogenized.
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Image: NASAWith less than two weeks remaining in 2016, we can say with near-certainty that it's the hottest year on record (the only thing that could pull 12 months of above-average temperatures down now is if our sun suddenly vanished, and in that case we've got bigger problems).
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All Deadheads know Jerry's story: how he became trapped in his own persona, how the band got bigger even as he deteriorated, how he was the leader of the band but refused to lead the band, how he turned down entreaties from band members and even former girlfriends to help him.
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But she introduced me to new Afghan refugees, of whom I was asking quite difficult questions about sex, about happiness, about ... Literally, the young woman refugee, 20-odd years old, 23, pregnant with her third child, I mean, her eyes just got bigger and bigger and the horror on her face.
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"As the dollars got bigger and bigger in some of these later stage companies … There is a lot of politics, a lot of back stepping, there is blood all over the walls and that's not what got me into investing and got me into start-ups in the first place," Sacca said.
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" The Oscar winner admitted she's come a long way from her early days: "My mom made all my clothes when I was a little girl and then when I got bigger I suddenly had people like Lagerfeld and Tom Ford and Alexander McQueen and Galliano making clothes for me and I get to wear those extraordinary things.
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As the worlds got bigger and as graphical fidelity rose, production costs followed suit while stories of worker exploitation — the sort reported to have taken place during Anthem's development — proliferated (although it was less of a feature of the open-world format than modern games more broadly), raising concerns about the actual sustainability of such endeavors.
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Of course, the NBA star got into a Twitter war with Jimmy's Famous Seafood after the Baltimore restaurant ripped the Bulls for giving him a $78 million deal ... to which LaVine said "I'm allergic to shellfish anyway" The restaurant clapped back by bashing LaVine's defense ... but something tells us Zach's got bigger fish to fry. Ha.
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