You're allowing scammers to hike up ticket prices for true fans.
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I also took a hike up the mountain called Cierro Paja.
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"He arranged a hike up this mountain at sunset," she said.
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Walk off your buzz with a mini-hike up this peak.
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I did hike up the giant hill to get there, but whatever.
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Hike up Mount Katahdin, Maine's highest peak, and enjoy Baxter State Park
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Personally, I like to eat, drink, see art, and hike up mountains.
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Some skiers hike up even higher or take helicopters to virgin spots.
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They begin work shortly after midnight with a long hike up the volcano.
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Several factors have made it easier for Mylan to hike up the prices.
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Hike up to see cascading waterfalls at Kent Falls State Park in Connecticut.
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They tried to hike up and over, but there was no way out.
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Don't skip a hike up Federal Hill for beautiful views of the harbor.
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The crowds have left at this point, so we have another quiet hike up.
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I live in LA mostly so I get to hike up a little hill.
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For businesses, it's an opportunity to hike up prices and capitalize on consumer spending.
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Now, it's planning to hike up that monthly fee to $15 for the foreseeable future.
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Hike up to the Quilotoa crater lake in Ecuador, and take in the stunning views.
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"In some cases we have to hike up high into the mountain," says du Plessis.
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Pre-emptively burn a few calories with a quick hike up Cerro de la Gloria.
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So I started the "easy" hike up the Del Norte trail: It looked alarmingly steep.
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Then you have to pay £25 [$35] for a cab, or hike up a steep hill.
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"Even aged 26 it was a very hard hike up through rather treacherous terrain," he wrote.
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Futures price in a 13 percent chance of a September hike, up from 18 percent last week.
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"Most people look at these guys and say, 'They just hike up and snowboard down," he said.
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But in an age of climate change, we can't just hike up our Stubbies and move on.
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Sanders said he'd often cap a training day with a power hike up sand dunes near Lake Michigan.
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Men apply last-minute lipstick, hike up their skirts, and shove "vanilla" masculine clothing into their work bags.
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When she has any time (and energy) left, Yi likes to hike up to Charter Hill behind campus.
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There were also instances in which a campaign's performance was exaggerated in order to hike up the price.
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We drove all night, and then began to hike up a steep rocky mountain under cover of darkness.
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You need only to hike up a wash next to the property to enter Joshua Tree National Park.
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A lucky toss After trying to hike up and over, Whitson and his son kept hitting dead ends.
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I get there, we hike up into the Smoky Mountains, and I felt like I was around ghosts.
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And regardless, Comcast will probably hike up the price when the promo period ends, because that's what Comcast does.
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Thrillist Phoenix Tour the Four Peaks Brewery (and get free beer) or do the gorgeous hike up Camelback Mountain.
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To get away, Morris took his three dogs — Minnie, Lucky and Angel — on a hike up nearby Snoqualmie Mountain.
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To get to the isolated temple, visitors must hike up steep, mountainous paths for about two hours, then cross
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Therefore, they can hike up prices even more in the interim because it's sort of operating as a bridge.
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S. decides to hike up to a viewing point for one last picture, but I decide a bath sounds better.
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We scattered some of our daughter's ashes there, and we hike up to her spot a few times a year.
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Contemporary girl gangs now ride bikes, paint their nails and hike up their skirts as a new means of solidarity.
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For example, if you had asthma as a child and are now a smoker, that could hike up your rates.
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It takes a lot of time to properly hike up your pleated skirt and position a white blouse just so.
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But when Gaskell tried to return from a hike up the 2,376 metre high Mount Mulu, he found himself disoriented.
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Increase headaches: The administration could hike up the fees companies pay to apply for the visas to discourage bulk filings.
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"Decongestants also hike up heart rate and blood pressure, and cause nervousness or insomnia, so they're not for everyone," Portnoy says.
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This is a prime area to camp out for the eclipse, or even hike up a mountain for a closer look.
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More recently, the European Commission criticised Greece for not being able to control its border and letting people hike up north.
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For July, though, investors were pricing in a 48.6 percent chance of a hike, up from 121.313 percent a month ago.
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I felt the sweat on my palms as I gripped the chains on the precipitous hike up Angels Landing in Zion.
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But you don't have to hike up the mountain to get a green education—all of CSU is committed to sustainability.
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Fans of uphill skiing, also known as skinning, skip the lift lines and hike up a slope before skiing back down.
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In the sketch above for The Late Late Show, he joins Chris Pratt for an eventful hike up to the Hollywood sign.
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Rarely do I find someone willing to take on a 20-mile hike up to 10,000 feet with a 4 AM start.
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The court did, however, uphold the FCC's ban on the fees that can substantially hike up the cost of a phone call.
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Snowshoeing, winter hiking, sledding and ski touring — in which people hike up mountains, are on the increase, industry lobby Swiss Tourism says.
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Trump has touted that the recent tax code overhaul would prompt companies to use extra funds to hike up their employees' paychecks.
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I chose to walk roadside, rather than hike up into the mountains, because I wanted to time myself on a flat road.
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"You can hike up before the lifts open and get first tracks down," said Nick Sargent, the president of Snowsports Industries America.
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While there, I made the steep hike up to the adjacent Fortaleza do Monte, which provided an excellent view of the city.
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The hike up to the glacier is windy and wet and I'm glad I put on my splash pants before we headed out.
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The Fed funds futures are now pricing in a 27 percent chance of a June hike, up from 4 percent a week ago.
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The 24-year-old singer went on a hike up Los Angeles's popular Runyon Canyon on Saturday with her MMA Bellator fighter beau.
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Though visitors can hike up to the Hollywood sign, it is guarded by several fences and visitors are not allowed to touch it.
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But David thought it would be momentous to hike up Black Butte, a stratovolcano in his home state, Oregon, and exchange engagement rings.
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It looks like your basic souvenir and snack shop, a place to buy a bottle of water before undertaking the hike up Ubirr.
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The sticker shock has already worn off, and Apple has gone on to hike up the prices of most of its product line.
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Like the main character, you might think that you're in for a short hike up to Hawk Peak to get some cell service.
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Boy Scouts were enlisted to hold lanterns along the path to light the mile-long hike up the mountain during the predawn darkness.
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"Take a hike up the nearby volcano and you can see for miles across the Cerro Verde national park and the crater lake."
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There's no industry-wide conspiracy to hike up prices without justification, even though they are definitely moving up in a harmonized, seemingly coordinated fashion.
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Most states allowed insurers to hike up their rates for the upcoming open-enrollment period in anticipation that Trump would end the CSR payments.
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So, if you're planning on flying out Nov 22, expect fares to hike up on Oct 31, Nov 7, and again on Nov 14.
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Schedule a short hike up the mountainside to meet the herd, or visit the paddocks where a smaller group of animals are cared for.
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We were searching for an appropriate knife for me to take on our hike up a nearby mountain, just in case something terrible happened.
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The price hike — up to around 20 percent for premium fuel — was a result of the deregulation of gas prices, announced in late December.
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Photographer and blogger James Spencer visited the spot on Saturday, which is only accessible by a 6.5 kilometre (4.04 mile) hike up the mountain.
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Isaac and I took a long hike up Flattop Mountain, a 22.50,210-foot-high peak in Chugach State Park that's extremely popular with locals.
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Dehouche, which specializes in South America, has a half-day moderately challenging hike up Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio de Janeiro; $90 a person. 6.
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In an episode described in her memoir of Cairo, "Furisode, Climbing the Pyramid," Ms. Koike decided to hike up a pyramid, a prohibited act.
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Then hike up that $16.77 by 20% to 30% to account for business expenses, tax obligations and other costs related to freelancing, Reynolds says.
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Because, apparently, walking across the parking lot for him feels like hour three of a hike up a mountain, wearing an overstuffed, lopsided backpack.
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But it's probably best to view the sign from afar, as the hike up the mountain takes about two to three hours round-trip.
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In a key scene, we watch Roger Ailes (John Lithgow) coerce a low-level Fox News employee (Margot Robbie) to hike up her dress.
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The slopes of Kachina Peak had long been open only to those willing to hike up to the resort's highest point, at 12,481 feet.
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One long weekend, a group of us planned a steep hike up Mount Whitney and back, through Lake South America, Guitar Lake, and Kern Canyon.
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And it would abolish the so-called vacancy bonus, wherein a landlord can hike up the rent after a tenant leaves a rent-stabilized apartment.
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Deputy Jessop's portable radio had run out of battery, but he had a hunch that he should hike up a nearby hill and look there.
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The two-hour hike up is strenuous and you won't be alone if your T-shirt is drenched with sweat by the time you finish.
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And the holiday town of Tagaytay is a popular getaway for Manila residents who often take boats onto the lake and hike up the volcano.
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The $18503,21850 ice cream was inspired by founder Neal Gottlieb's hike up Mount Kilimanjaro in January 23, where he made ice cream in the snow.
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Comcast helped hike up the price with a $65 billion offer back in June, but ultimately pulled out of the race a week or so back.
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We hike up to an overlook where we can see Lake Superior from above, and I feel really lucky to be here with people I love.
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Falling gas prices has meant the good times are a-fading in Saudi Arabia which has had to hike up prices of gas, water and electricity.
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I slathered on sunblock before heading in — which is to say, up, for seeing the Pythian ruins would involve a fairly steep hike up the mountainside.
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She signed up for the group climb — named the Curvy Kili Crew — after seeing a post from another plus-size woman about her hike up Kilimanjaro.
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On my hike up the bluff that lies just outside the protected vastness of Barguzinsky Zapovednik, the researcher leading me was a Druzhina named Irina Kurkina.
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The rest of us were given a choice of taking an "easy" hike up the Del Norte trail or a more difficult one toward Pelican Bay.
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Traders are now pricing in a 21.23 percent chance for a June rate hike, up from just 4 percent last week, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Traders are now pricing in a 37.5 percent chance for a June rate hike, up from just 4 percent last week, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Their mission was to hike up a near-vertical 60-foot mountain face and capture Hekmatyar, who was supposed to be in a compound at the top.
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His shoulders hike up and his elbows jut out dangerously as his body ripples and swells until, in the final moment, his arms extend to either side.
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Money market rates, which fully price a rate hike for March 2018, showed an 80 percent chance of a December hike, up from 60 percent a week ago.
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Even though the BCRA doesn't explicitly allow insurers to charge people with pre-existing conditions more, experts worry that the amendment could hike up premiums for them anyway.
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Whether you're taking a hike up a mountain or just trudging through your morning commute, the Venture Pal Backpack can help you hold on to everything you need.
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In states where marijuana has been legalized, weed-related businesses can hike up property values, and the taxes reaped from the revenue can be funneled into public programs.
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Following Yellen's speech, prices for fed funds futures implied investors see roughly a 60 percent chance of a December hike, up from just above 50 percent on Thursday.
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The Affordable Care Act also prevents health insurers from using chronic illnesses and pre-existing conditions, including genetic diseases, to deny coverage or hike up your insurance rates.
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Fed funds futures reflected odds of 45 percent for a December rate hike, up from 41 percent Thursday, according to John Briggs, head of strategy at NatWest Markets.
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Apollo would seek to use some of Northwest Broadcasting's contracts, which have higher fees thanCox's, to hike up fees from the cable operators, some of the sources said.
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I can still picture the view overlooking the Valley after a hike up South Mountain, in the U.S.'s largest municipal park, just miles from my Phoenix home.
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This comes just about a week after Netflix announced it would hike up prices by $1 to $2 per month across all price tiers within the next three months.
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Schumer also teased a proposal to establish an office to go after drug companies that unfairly hike up prices, and another proposal to attack corporate consolidation and market concentration.
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Apollo would seek to use some of Northwest Broadcasting's contracts, which have higher fees than Cox's, to hike up fees from the cable operators, some of the sources said.
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Interest rate futures traders are pricing in a 72 percent chance of a December rate hike, up from 70 percent on Tuesday, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
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The report did give some fuel to the futures markets, with traders now pushing the chance of a June rate hike up to 30 percent, from 24 percent Thursday.
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That could work out less favorably when last-minute fares hike up in cost, but it could also work out well during a sale or off-peak travel dates.
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Sorrentino says that 100% duties would force him to hike up prices and potentially lead to retaliation from the EU."Nobody is going to win from that," he said.
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"Hitch-hike up through Switzerland and drop in at L'Abri," Norman sang, referring to a Christian community founded by the theologian Francis Schaeffer, who was one of his heroes.
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It's why airlines hike up the cost of flights during major holidays and peak travel times, and why Uber users pay twice as much for a ride during rush hour.
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In other words, the same sneakers you paired with a prairie-style maxi dress for dinner last night can be slipped on eight hours later to hike up Runyon Canyon.
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I'm ashamed to admit that the steep slope and hot sun got the better of us and we were forced to park our bikes below and hike up on foot.
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Interest rate futures traders are now pricing in a 93 percent likelihood of a December rate hike, up from 84 percent on Thursday, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
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The land stay offers opportunities to hike up the volcanic cone of Puntudo, mountain bike around a crater, see giant tortoises in the wild and visit the Darwin Research Station.
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Join the jocks in a hike up Tumamoc Hill, an 212-acre ecological preserve operated by the University of Arizona and Pima County that functions as a public gym (free).
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"It's a visual medium," Ailes (John Lithgow this time) says again and again in "Bombshell," as he demands aspiring Fox News journalists hike up their skirts and twirl for him.
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Interest rate futures traders are now pricing in an 86 percent likelihood of a December rate hike, up from 78 percent a week ago, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
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Both companies are worth more than $1 billion and would surely hike up their valuations amid M&A talks, especially considering reports that both are currently fundraising at even higher valuations.
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Interest rate futures traders are now pricing in an 86 percent likelihood of a December rate hike, up from 78 percent a week ago, according to the CME Groups FedWatch Tool.
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Interest rate futures traders are now pricing in an 84 percent likelihood of a December rate hike, up from 78 percent a week ago, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
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CEO Reed HastingsPhoto: Paul Sakuma (AP)Netflix, the video streaming service no one can seem to quit despite its increasingly poor collection of titles, is about to hike up its prices.
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Our ideal was to serve human beings and hike up the hills of science and tech, if there are more people joining us on that front, that fits with our values.
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Democrats in both chambers have introduced legislation aimed at curbing homelessness and tenant harassment, and closing loopholes landlords use to hike up rents and lift affordable apartments out of rent regulation.
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Interest rate futures traders are now pricing in a 68-percent chance of a December rate hike, up from around 60 percent before the statement, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
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But on Wednesday they began pricing in a better than even chance of a December rate hike, up from a 37 percent chance seen before the Fed released its rate-hike decision.
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It's worth noting Dilan has voted in the past for vacancy decontrol, which some argue encourages landlords to harass tenants so they leave, giving them free rein to hike up the rent.
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It's the last hike up the mountain before we reach peak Drake, where he will finally be able to look down at where he's been, where he's going, and who he is.
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One popular option is to arrive at the base of your chosen climb in the morning, hike up to a good spot, enjoy your picnic and neighbors, and wait for the race.
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Interest rate futures traders are now pricing in a 72-percent chance of a December rate hike, up from roughly 20.75 percent before the statement, according to the CME Group's FedWatch Tool.
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The New York-Newark-Jersey City metro area, with one of the longest commutes nationwide, experienced an average work trip hike up to 37 minutes one way, from 36.7 minutes in 2016.
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In Astigarraga, a sleepy but pleasant town, we took a lovely, steep and tiring hike up to an old church that had been a stop on the ancient Camino de Santiago pilgrimage.
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He said in a tweetstorm it could "be taxed like never before" if it moves production outside of the US, a move the company said is necessary as tariffs hike up costs.
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The Underground campaigned to fill the available space on the escalators with people, rather than leaving the left side of each step largely empty, except for those who chose to hike up.
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Moon said he had previously decided not to hike up the Chinese side of the mountain in the hope that he would see it from the first time from the Korean side.
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They were then met by Marianna, who had driven to the festival in a security vehicle, and taken by car up to the gate rather than having to hike up like they expected.
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Insurers still cannot deny people coverage outright, as was a common practice before the ACA's passage, but they can hike up premiums to an unaffordable amount, effectively pricing people out of the market.
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Like, we'll make eye-contact, meet each other in a place like the copy room, I'll hike up my skirt and he'll undo his pants, then he'll bend me over whatever is around.
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Those in favor of net neutrality argue that scrapping the rules gives major internet companies like Comcast or Verizon the ability to hike up the cost of internet use and limit access online.
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And in Greece, they loved the food but the hike up to the Parthenon was a slog, unlike the Athenian high jinks of the children's Greek mythology graphic novels and Percy Jackson DVDs.
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Four days into their honeymoon on the island of St. Kitts in the Caribbean, on July 18, Clay and Acaimie Chastain decided to hike up the dormant volcano Mount Liamuiga, the Indianapolis Star reported.
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Traders are now pricing in a 3.43 percent chance of a June hike, up from 4 percent last week, as inflation creeps towards the Fed's 2 percent target rate and the labor market strengthens.
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The activity tracker ably logged a few runs with true-to-form rolling mile pace and cadence, and it trudged along on a couple-mile hike up to a lookout point in my town.
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Your insurance company that gave you a $50 rebate for using a Fitbit would love to know if you skipped the gym this week (or month) so that it can hike up prices later.
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The co-stars were doing a panel discussion in L.A. when Sarah turned to greet Kathy Bates, and Cuba took the opportunity to hike up her dress ... seemingly to playfully check out her legs.
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The lack of "vertical transportation" wasn't welcoming to older fans who had to hike up many flights of stairs to reach their seats, Joie Chitwood III, president of Daytona International Speedway, told CNBC recently.
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I also worried that the work's repetitive formulas—grids and stripes, mostly gray or palely colored, often six feet square—would add aesthetic fatigue to the mild toll of a hike up the ramp.
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Kuo estimates that Apple is paying between $120 and $130 per unit, which is a significant hike up from the approximate $45 to $55 cost of each 5.5-inch LCD for the iPhone 7 Plus.
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It's not quite as radical or "big" as Music Freedom or Binge On. Instead, T-Mobile is getting much more transparent about the hidden taxes and fees that often hike up a consumer's wireless bill.
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Devumi creates fake social media accounts that "celebrities, businesses and anyone who wants to appear more popular or exert influence online" can buy to hike up their number of followers, The New York Times reports.
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As of the U.S. market close Tuesday, Fed funds futures were pricing in a roughly 60 percent chance of a December rate hike, up from 30 percent on Monday, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Presiding over the town, the Palamidi fortress, an 18th-century citadel built on a rocky outcrop, is accessible by either a challenging hike up a nearly 193,000-step stone staircase or a short scenic drive.
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Even worse, by current standards, the instigating mystery — the disappearance of three boarding-school girls and one of their teachers during a hike up Hanging Rock, an actual geological feature near Melbourne — was left unsolved.
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More doable excursions were everywhere: a short hike up Upper Table Rock Trail; a play at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, 30 minutes away; a visit to the optical illusions of The Oregon Vortex.
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We hike up our crinoline, shake back our curls, and we walk into that voting booth, pull the curtain, and touch the face of Susan, Elizabeth, Isabella, Naomi, and the rest – mothers, grandmothers, great-grandmothers.
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India: On Friday, Amazon and its local competitor, Flipkart, will hike up prices for or pull thousands of products on their platforms, after the Indian government effectively barred them from selling products by affiliated companies.
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The president has also threatened to cut billions of dollars in insurance subsidies for low-income consumers, prompting insurers to pull out of scores of U.S. counties for 2018 or hike up monthly premium prices.
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Fed funds futures indicated just about a 75 percent chance of a June interest-rate hike, up about 5 percentage points after the announcement, according to Michael Schumacher, head of rates strategy at Wells Fargo Securities.
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Package activities range from four rounds of golf and spa treatments for all guests to a guided fly-fishing excursion with Orvis, a guided falconry hike and a group hike up Mount Equinox, the resort's namesake.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), has already made clear he intends to grill Shkreli about his decision to hike up the costs of a drug more than 2202,2628 percent overnight with the hopes of driving up profits.
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However, it's up to you to decide what you do during that time — maybe a few yoga stretches, a hike up and down the stairs, or just a brisk walk to grab a glass of water. 7.
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Nickson, who first met Graf during season 19 of Big Brother in late 2017, surprised his future wife during a hike up Runyon Canyon where he got down on one knee at the top of the hill.
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As of intraday trade Friday, Fed funds futures were pricing in a 67 percent chance of a December rate hike, up slightly from about 60 percent in the last few days, according to CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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Fed funds futures, based on the CME Group's FedWatch tool used to gauge the probability of rate hikes, moved to price in a 34 percent chance of a June hike, up from 19 percent in morning trading.
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The aim of the latter attacks, according to one person familiar with the Israeli intelligence, was to hike up the price of oil to exert pressure on the United States to ease its economic sanctions on Iran.
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He sends this after arriving in the middle of the night in the desert with Richard Horne, whom he instructs to hike up to the exact location of the coordinates he has been seeking throughout the series.
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Earlier this month, in a letter to Menlo Park senior planner Kyle Peralta, Schmidt argued Facebook's expansion would increase automobile traffic and hike up home prices in what's already one of the most expensive regions in the US.
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"The companies deliberately exploited the opportunity offered by debranding to hike up the price for a drug which is relied upon by many thousands of patients," Philip Marsden, chairman of the CMA's case decision group, said on Wednesday.
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Super Bowl viewership has increased 20% over the past ten years, from 93 million viewers in 2007 to 111 million viewers in 2016, giving networks the ability to hike up ad costs, which are based on impression numbers.
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I'd gone there the previous week, making a stunning hike up through the Tisental, with sparkling green meadows full of red cows and yellow asters which give way to the snow-streaked rock citadels of the Niederjoch Pass.
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The plan calls for increasing the corporate tax rate by half a percent on companies that pay their chief executives 50 times more than their median employee, and progressively hike up the corporate rate the bigger the inequality.
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Consumer technology devices like phones and laptops have dodged the White House's imposed tariffs so far, but the latest proposed round has the potential to hike up the costs of goods from familiar brands like Apple, Fitbit, and Sonos.
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After they were engaged in December 2014, they almost immediately agreed to fold their marriage neatly into the middle of a physical challenge, like making the daunting hike up the Half Dome rock formation, 5,000 feet above Yosemite Valley.
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It's often calculated from the price they extract from the public in terms of environmental damage or health care costs, though the countries that have already implemented this measure would need to hike up the cost, per the report.
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Getting to her parents' house, where she lives, takes effort: a drive up a winding road, a walk down a narrow, unpaved road, and a hike up a hill, located on the outskirts of a poor neighborhood with little cell reception.
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Not that I was in much shape to be dancing—I could barely feel my legs following the previous day's hike up the side of the still-active Concepción (its last period of eruption ended only five years ago in 2009).
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That $81 can hike up quickly if you're in a notoriously expensive and popular party destination like Ibiza, Spain, but may become more wallet-friendly if you're in a city with a lower cost of living, like São Paulo, Brazil.
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U.S. inflation is now at 2.5 percent, the highest since 2012, and hawkish testimony before lawmakers by Fed Chair Janet Yellen has prompted traders to now see a 42 percent chance of a March hike, up from just 30 percent Monday.
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As I walked across the parking lot, contemplating the suddenly dubious idea of setting off on a hike up the volcano in a pair of threadbare Adidas sneakers, I happened upon a group of journalists from the Italian television network RAI.
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SANTA FE, New Mexico — If you hike up the hill behind Santa Fe Prep, a private middle and high school on the edge of the city's Eastside historic district, you can see a solar installation across three of the school's roofs.
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While in South Africa, I got to hike up Table Mountain, visit Robben Island, and see a radically different side of Cape Town at the Langa township, which was my favorite experience — especially after learning more about apartheid on the ship.
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Following the comments, traders increased their expectations of a hike in September to 63 percent from 21 percent, while pricing in a roughly 57 percent chance of a December hike, up from 50.6 percent on Wednesday, according to CME Group's FedWatch program.
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Following Yellen's speech, prices for fed funds futures implied investors see roughly a 60 percent chance of a December hike, up from just above 50 percent on Thursday, while chances of a September hike stood at 36 percent, up from 21 percent.
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The reason for such high prices is that Mylan, the company that manufactures the EpiPen, has no competitors in its field — making it possible for it to hike up costs to capitalize on the fact that EpiPen is such a trusted name brand.
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The coronavirus pandemic is projected to hike up employers' healthcare costs by as much as 7% in 2020 — and that's on top of the 5% increase that was estimated before the coronavirus landed in the US, according to a Willis Towers Watson analysis.
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That would make it illegal for family tracking apps, for example, to secretly pass on location data to healthcare or insurance providers who might use that data to hike up a person's premiums above normal rates by monitoring their driving speeds, he said.
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Following the comments, traders increased their expectations of a hike in September to 24 percent, from 223 percent, while pricing in a roughly 57-percent chance of a December hike, up from 50.6 percent on Wednesday, according to CME Group's FedWatch program.
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Still, he blended into the crowd better when simply wearing a dark long-sleeve athletic shirt, having traded buttoned-up for loosened-up (or at least as if he were about to head off for a chest-thumping hike up the mountainside).
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The fear of being targeted has reportedly led some organizations to hike up commercial prices for the opposition as a way to deter them from buying advertisements, while some journalists say the government has tried to bribe them to put out positive material.
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While retailers from Target to Macy's warn that the administration's escalating tensions with China will hike up prices for consumers, discount and off-price retailers who source their products from other countries say upcoming taxes on Chinese imports will have a minimal effect on prices.
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Scally pointed out that not only could landlords stop renting out units, they can also still hike up the rent significantly under the Oregon legislation, which was tempered by private real-estate lobbyists, and, again, isn't truly "universal"—it doesn't affect every rental unit.
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Why it matters: Coupled with last week's news of increased wage growth—which caused all three major U.S. stock indexes to finish the five-day trading period down 5%, per CNBC—investors fear inflation will cause the Federal Reserve to hike up interest rates.
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"Today's inflation data are not hot enough to put a rate hike up on the table next month, but it is also true the economy is strong enough to generate some inflation pressures," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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You either hike up from the valley floor, laboring back and forth on switchbacks, or you zip your way up on a cable car that connects Stechelberg (down in the valley) with Gimmelwald and Mürren (a larger village that sits some 900 feet above Gimmelwald).
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There are also many locations where I have to hike up the mountain to get into position — again carrying all my equipment — and then stand in place for two to three hours in temperatures that, here in South Korea, have been in the single digits.
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Amazon's Fire TV Cube is considerably more expensive at $24, though the hike up in price comes from its extra features, including its ability to work like a smart speaker and to control other devices in your entertainment system with its built-in IR blasters.
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And so it is a challenge for filmmakers to make us empathize with women who are happy to work at a chronically misogynist network -- who know that the network operates by having a sea of blondes hike up their skirts -- and are then sexually harassed.
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There are a lot things Republicans want to do: hike up defense spending, grant Trump's border wall supplemental budget, defund Planned Parenthood (although House Speaker Ryan has said that belongs in the health care debate), and cut off subsidies to insurance companies core to Obamacare's functionality.
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Abandoning their cars, some of the visitors started to hike up the hill toward what would have been a groundbreaking for the biggest and most expensive stargazing machinery ever built in the Northern Hemisphere: the Thirty Meter Telescope, 14 years and $1.4 billion in the making.
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The four-times European champions did manage to hold on to the bulk of their players, using an estimated 157 million euros ($175 million) in transfer proceeds to hike up the wages of Dusan Tadic, Hakim Ziyech, Nicolas Tagliafico and goalkeeper Andre Onana and keep them aboard.
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Mr. Weir's film, while by no means a masterpiece, is a creepily effective tour-de-force — he uses his mastery of image and mood to make palpable both the stultifying atmosphere of Victorian Australia and the punishing heat and vertigo of a hike up Hanging Rock.
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It made sense that we'd play his favorite band at the service—the same band that my parents would hike up to Canada from Buffalo to see, leaving my little sister and me with our grandparents for the night as they went off on their own adventures.
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If Republicans didn't need Democrats to pass a bill, they would want to hike up defense spending, grant Trump's border wall supplemental budget, defund Planned Parenthood (although Speaker Ryan has said that belongs in the health care debate), and cut off subsidies to insurance companies core to Obamacare's functionality.
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READ: Mexico's biggest soccer legend accused by the U.S. of laundering drug money In its final presentation to FIFA members, Morocco took a swipe at its rivals, saying it would not hike up ticket prices to increase profits and pointed out that the country had a ban on guns.
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If Republicans didn't need Democrats to pass a bill, they would want to hike up defense spending, grant Trump's border wall supplemental budget, defund Planned Parenthood (although Speaker Paul Ryan has said that belongs in the health care debate), and make sure subsidies to insurance companies core to Obamacare's functionality weren't included.
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But in the past several months, local and state governments have moved to resist this trend, citing concerns that a cashless economy could discriminate against the roughly 6.5 percent of US households—disproportionately young, low-income people of color—without bank accounts, and hike up the cost of goods to account for credit card fees.
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Guests can choose their route, each of which takes about an hour: You can hike up the entire 1,200-foot via ferrata (a path used to climb a mountain with a safety system permanently installed) or choose a hike-zipline combo and climb a 13-foot via ferrata at the end (all accompanied by professional guides).
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After India's Supreme Court struck down a 1991 ban that forbade women of childbearing age to pray at the Sabarimala Temple, a centuries-old hillside shrine in the southern state of Kerala, it did not take long for protesters to set vehicles on fire, pummel the police and attack women who tried to hike up a three-mile trail to reach the temple.
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He felt that the least he could do for the people whose stories meant so much to him was to care for their graves, so some days he would take tools and hike up to one of the half-hidden cemeteries and cut back the grass and the weeds, and straighten a headstone if there was one and it had fallen over, and leave flowers on the mounds.
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