He would jump on his desk, or jump on the conference table barefoot and yell at people.
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" He replied, "Yeah, I'm gonna jump on with him.
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Apple needs to jump on that wave and ride it.
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Rebel Wilson decided to jump on Hollywood's surprise marriage bandwagon.
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I run out of mana and I jump on Ventrilo.
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Political candidates were quick to jump on the Twitter news.
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" If it's time to jump on the ball, it's "city.
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Mr Bieber asked if he could "jump on the track".
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I say if you have an opportunity, jump on it.
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Startups, too, are hoping to jump on the AI bandwagon.
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Why would anyone jump on a banana with open sandals?
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So, who's next to jump on the fashion lob bandwagon?
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I decide to jump on the scale at the gym.
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It's hard to drop everything and jump on a bus.
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All of them need to get the jump on prey.
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The latest celebrity to jump on the intermittent fasting bandwagon?
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You jump on it; you go get an interview done.
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Ohene then yells as three other officers jump on him.
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"We have the opportunity to jump on it," Butler said.
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You're only ever told to jump on a rocket ship.
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I jump on the couch with them for some snuggles.
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You jump on it and you hope for the best.
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You see them rising and you want to jump on.
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Gadfly asks if Hershey should jump on the deal bandwagon.
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They could just jump on you or land on you.
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At 11, I have to jump on a conference call.
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We wanted to get the jump on ruining people's weekends.
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You'll jump on things, pick up items, push blocks, etc.
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Deliberately jump on people for the sake of doing it?
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At dawn, two of the three jump on the bed.
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Want to get a jump on next month's Oscar nominations?
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Of course the right are going to jump on that.
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But you think people are going to jump on it?
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Other phone makers are expected to jump on this trend.
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In the words of the Sugarhill Gang, jump on it.
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"Inexperienced riders download the app and jump on," he said.
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I was ready to jump on the Dany/Jon incest bandwagon.
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We can't jump on the "Lady Renner" ship too quickly, though.
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"It is too late to jump on this bandwagon," she said.
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And a lot of celebrities wanted to jump on the bandwagon.
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Tim Cook knows how to get a jump on the competition.
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" Adds Kattan: "It's the perfect way to jump on the horse.
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Sauper's little prophets gather around and jump on the flooded streets.
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US air carriers are eager to jump on the new opportunity.
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The PC industry has been slow to jump on USB-C.
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But hopes to jump on that opportunity in the near future.
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We choose to believe this is serendipity and jump on them.
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I'm about to jump on this plane and start this tour.
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You don't jump on the bandwagon You're not fair-weather fans.
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We part ways and I jump on a train into central.
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I'll jump on him— no, because I'm with my husband unfortunately.
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At that point, easily swayed real humans jump on the bandwagon.
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I called my brother Shy Glizzy later to jump on it.
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And the commercial space industry seems eager to jump on board.
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Whatever she wants to eat were going to jump on board.
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Here, pedestrians rush to jump on a cramped bus in Yangon.
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Sometimes it's hard to jump on board a street style trend.
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When the Trump's are in fashion, you gotta jump on board.
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Corporations love it when governments jump on the global warming bandwagon.
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"[We] had to jump on this," Levin told me on Monday.
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My ribs broke when I missed a jump on stone steps.
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Grab this deal and jump on board the subscription box bandwagon.
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Don't ask questions, just jump on this deal while you can.
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Every time something's down for two days, people jump on it.
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When you find a problem, you have to jump on it.
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Before we jump on here, you just started reading a letter.
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"Obviously, everyone's going to jump on the age bandwagon," he said.
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"Everyone wants to jump on the bandwagon," Bianca said by phone.
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He decided to get an early jump on the 2016 election.
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But I never in my life will jump on someone's head.
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To get a jump on them, he said, intelligence is vital.
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Edible Arrangements is the latest brand to jump on the trend.
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"The instinct is that you're going to jump on," Liwer said.
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But expect Ruffin to jump on the Trump train when called.
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You only have to jump on the sea to catch food.
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Yet even the hidebound Celtics are trying to jump on board.
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I'm going to jump on that train and roll with it.
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So they have to jump on fight opportunities when they can.
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He did not jump on visitors, the way young retrievers often did.
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The 14-nation OPEC got a jump on the agreement in December.
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I jump on an interview call for a bilingual education consulting gig.
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That means CBS has had eight years to jump on the bandwagon.
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Apple has managed to get a jump on the competition — for now.
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Use its smart engineers to jump on the hottest trend, of course.
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I scream, jump on the bed and try and shake them off.
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"She can jump on our bed and sleep with us," she said.
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If someone tries to steal your car, don't jump on the hood.
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So this proposal is about getting a jump on the regulation part?
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That's the original $69.99 item down to $56.99 – so jump on it.
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"I made the decision: Let me just jump on faith," he says.
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I don&apost mean to jump on you with this breaking news.
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Kodak just became the latest company to jump on the cryptocurrency bandwagon.
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Jump on this deal and make sure your face sees brighter days.
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It's not helpful to jump on them and criticize them right now.
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It's easy to jump on the wagon of a hot new trend.
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Ooh, maybe I can get a jump on tomorrow's step count, too!
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The Orioles scored twice in the second inning to jump on top.
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And they know what he did: jump on the DC swamp bandwagon.
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Fits 12 comfortablyMore importantly—when can you jump on the Watson bus?
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Apple was not even the first to jump on the Asian trend.
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And of course the conservative media apparatus will all jump on board.
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If your manager points out avenues for improvement, jump on that advice.
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The last thing you need is somebody to jump on the pile.
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Still, Warren has a jump on other rivals, possibly including California Sen.
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If you're like me, you'll want to jump on the following listings.
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Production times are short, so Pinkett Smith can jump on timely topics.
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It's a reason for yet another set of platforms to jump on.
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I won't jump on a platform unless I can use it myself.
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I'm thinking, 'I'm not just gonna jump on this because it's Metro.
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Jump on your favorite streaming service and find a new favorite show.
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That's right: Now your dog can jump on the CBD bandwagon, too.
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The pressure is on Mr. Green to get the jump on Uber.
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Reporters, meanwhile, simply tend not to jump on left-wing talking points.
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Members of Team Kellyanne jump on Twitter to retaliate, on her behalf.
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Stanford is one of the latest medical schools to jump on board.
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I head back to my office and jump on a conference call.
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A Chinese theme park made a live pig bungee jump on Saturday.
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Here's a guide to help you get a jump on the field.
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Captain Olson, 86, made his 4,000th parachute jump on his 80th birthday.
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ET and midnight ET, as they jump on deals before they end.
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The president-elect appears to be getting a jump on the news.
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Mr. Mutreb then orders five Saudi agents to jump on Mr. Khashoggi.
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And I have a sudden urge to jump on the next Eurostar.
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She can't wait till she's bigger to jump on the trampoline with her.
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I'm gonna jump on that,' and that's the only reason he did that.
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Jump on the waiting list and let us know in the comments below.
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Just make sure to jump on these deals from Walmart while they're available.
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The anti-vaxxers will jump on it and sue and say anti-Semitism.
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More recently, Nancy Pelosi appeared to jump on the bash-the-Squad bandwagon.
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It didn't get too far, but Sogard got a good jump on it.
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Unless I am really late, and then I will jump on the subway.
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That figure was a big jump on 2.8 million shipments one year previous.
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I do a quick call with my husband and jump on the plane.
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Then we jump on the trampoline; we have a trampoline in the backyard.
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It's possible, then, that a Google or Apple could theoretically jump on board.
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Successful people don't wait around to jump on a trend after it happens.
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Because I recall a platform that you'd have to jump on and off.
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Yet that's what's happening as more serial founders jump on the restfulness bandwagon.
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However, even if you do jump on these ASAP, you'll have to wait.
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Head over to Walmart and jump on this tasty deal while it lasts.
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They (gang members) jump on kids if they don't want to join gangs.
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There are, it appears, plenty of takers willing to jump on Thyssenkrupp lifts.
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Fans on Reddit aren't completely ready to jump on board with the theory.
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We smell kind of blood in the water and they jump on it.
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US crude oil prices were down 2% after a big jump on Wednesday.
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J.C. Penney is the latest retailer to jump on the subscription box bandwagon.
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When the bandwagon is this flattering, it's silly not to jump on, right?
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Students must figure out what they care about and where to jump on.
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Click through our slideshow for 11 reasons to jump on the charcoal bandwagon.
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Browsing Here's how to get a jump on next season's trends right now.
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It's not like you could jump on a dating site in the 80s.
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" To even say one little thing, then people jump on it, like: "Sequel?
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They decided to jump on it, and they moved in a year later.
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There is no good or bad time to jump on the TikTok bandwagon.
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Gretchen Whitmer became the latest to jump on the Biden bandwagon this morning.
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By 2019 that changed, and Mahrus was ready to jump on Brex's rocketship.
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I jump on the train into the city to go to Trader Joe's.
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Moves in sterling reflected a tendency to jump on any signs of progress.
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And I went, hooked up the covering rig, and jump on another tractor.
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"You don't just jump on Twitter when something is happening," Foucault Welles says.
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Before you jump on the vegan bandwagon, here are five things worth noting.
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Now seems like the opportunity for some change, and to jump on it.
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Moves in sterling reflected a tendency to jump on any signs of progress.
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The day before the party, Gerald got a good jump on the season.
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I probably would jump on top of a child to save her life.
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The disruption sent Brent oil prices soaring, posting its biggest jump on record.
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Many investors are ready to jump on higher yields to lock in income.
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You don't love the Ravens but you want them to jump on board.
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But Gates is not the only Western celebrity to jump on the WeChat bandwagon.
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Luckily I am able to jump on a treadmill that's not taken (or broken).
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Jump on this offer now and buy your pass before the clock runs out.
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But as ever more countries jump on to the CRBI bandwagon, competition will intensify.
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If you find a cheaper rate, then it's time to jump on the phone.
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This latest attack also caused crude oil prices to jump on Friday morning. 4.
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The Texas Panhandle got a jump on winter yesterday with a rare October snowstorm.
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You never know, they might just convince you to jump on the "extra" bandwagon.
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Streaming services may also be encouraging popular artists to jump on each others' tracks.
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They [paparazzi] would jump on the subway and sit right in front of me.
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Just make sure to jump on this deal at Amazon before it goes away.
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For homeowners, this could be one more reason to jump on a mortgage refinance.
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I've been saying to these ladies: 'Jump on that f—ing couch, it's okay.
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The more cities jump on board, the more carbon emissions that will be reduced.
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What motivated Kraft to jump on this path, and will other brands follow suit?
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It is not the boogeyman in the dark corner lurking to jump on you.
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It didn't take long for celebs and major athlete's to jump on the bandwagon.
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But before they jump on their high horse, they should consider a temporary truce.
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The dollar's 1.4 percent jump on Tuesday was the biggest daily rise since April.
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We wanted him to be able to run around, and jump on Cal's shoulders.
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She laughs as she allows the two of you to jump on her bed.
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Facebook's latest move was simply an attempt to jump on to a moving train.
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"Tanner can get a jump on guys and find that open ice," Carter said.
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Prioritizing tasks and planning ahead can help you get a jump on each day.
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Instead of wandering through the zoo, our leading pups jump on a riverboat cruise.
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It leads "people to jump on board with little understanding or consideration for implications".
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Not until the NYT broke the story did they all jump on the bandwagon.
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Both artists and clowns can jump on stage, but artists perform an amazing show.
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The priority, Krauss said, was having a dog who would not jump on humans.
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First, get a jump on your research by reviewing our directory of exhibiting startups.
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So we got presented the opportunity by a tour company to jump on board.
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"They can't just jump on a plane and go to Europe" and win races.
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You'd better jump on this opportunity, and fast — we have only two packages left.
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Special interest groups favoring protectionism would jump on the band wagon and demand remedies.
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You can close the door, or you can jump on and take the ride.
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I jump on a phone call with the board of directors for Breaux Capital.
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They'll have a chance to make a jump on Saturday when they host Oklahoma.
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Horseback riding too, with that I could jump on [the horse] backward and whatnot.
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J.C. Penney marks the first department store to jump on the subscription box bandwagon.
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Japan and China aren't the first to jump on the food delivery robot trend.
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If I have a chance to get a better view, I jump on it!
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The energy subindex still managed to rise 43%, following a 4.3% jump on Monday.
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It's almost as though they watch it and then jump on a plane over.
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Verizon is getting a jump on its competitors and launching the phone on October 2835th.
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Jeff Bezos and company were hardly the only ones to jump on the streaming bandwagon.
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Then opportunistic politicians tried to jump on the bandwagon and say, 'I was there too.
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So don't expect Apple or Google to jump on the cooperation bandwagon any time soon.
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Which is difficult, because unless you jump on the bandwagon, you don't get a job.
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I jump on stage enthusiastically, and start playing lots of notes quickly in succession, chromatically.
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Journalists were slow to jump on the Bee attack, perhaps because they so love her.
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His move allowed Trump to get a jump on his "no collusion, no obstruction" narrative.
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Those are the ideas that you would think he would jump on, but he hasn't.
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We hope that, eventually, they will jump on that bandwagon, but it hasn't happened yet.
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So if you're a big iPhone photographer, you'll probably want to jump on it soon.
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"We had to get out to a good start, jump on them early," Brown said.
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"I'm free to ride roller coasters and jump on the trampoline," said Hamilton, now 16.
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It was a good-enough looking bike, bright red with "JUMP" on the sloping frame.
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You're tempted to jump on a plane and bring this image to fruition ASAP, right?
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That doesn't mean that investors would be wise to jump on the Tilray train now.
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"We have the opportunity to jump on it," Ollie's CEO Mark Butler said in December.
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However, it remains unclear whether other companies will jump on Charter's anti-password-sharing movement.
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Then the group had to jump on a small boat and cut across the Caribbean.
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I can't get up to turn the light on or she might jump on me.
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If you aren't on the Pokémon train yet, now you can literally jump on one.
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But you can't be fearless when you jump on a monitor and break your foot.
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Select McDonald's locations in Japan are the latest to jump on the cherry blossom train.
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Against all common sense, a group of scientists trained a spider to jump on command.
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Ahead, the proof that might just convince you to jump on the shoe-lipstick bandwagon.
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With cryptocurrencies, he says, investors hear about 100% gains and want to jump on board.
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Boston had all the jump on Saturday, despite playing its fourth game in six days.
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We're going to jump on the air shortly and let you know what's going on.
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So, rather than jump on Weinstein, they give him a few days of breathing room.
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"It seems like the whole industry wants to jump on the electric bandwagon," Cramer said.
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But getting doctors to jump on board is easier said than done, and takes time.
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Veganism is on the rise, and some people want Costco to jump on the bandwagon.
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So the client said, 'Oh, I see you're getting a jump on your married monogram.
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So you jump on him and attack, and that's a third of his health gone.
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As Backstage Capital starts having exits, "everyone is going to jump on it," Hamilton said.
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Outside, his two children took a break from their homework to jump on a trampoline.
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Get a jump on researching who to meet by exploring our directory of exhibiting startups.
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It helps him decide which opportunities to jump on and which ones to pass up.
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"It means we can just jump on the tube and see the sample," says Afridi.
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"Or should I jump on a candidate whose campaign shares the same values I do."
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"You'll have eight or nine of them trying to jump on the scales," he said.
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To close out this extra-long February, consider getting a jump on your taxes today.
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I like to get a jump on the day before all the meetings start up.
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The herd mentality is real — and research shows that most of us jump on bandwagons.
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Democrats were quick to jump on them as proof that Judge Gorsuch lacked judicial independence.
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They'll break through military barriers, they'll run to the coffin and jump on the coffin.
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His host took him to BBK's studio where Wiley let him jump on the mic.
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Kardashian, 33, is hardly the first celebrity to jump on board the full-body-pillow train.
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Despite Chipotle stock's 5 percent jump on Friday, some analysts are telling investors not to buy.
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Thursday's gains followed the Dow's 500-point jump on Tuesday, its second-best session of 2019.
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"She'd jump on my hands and say it's okay, you're going to get out," Snyder said.
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"I knew I had a good jump on it," said Peterson, who is primarily an infielder.
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Well, I did a scorpion, where you take a running start and jump on the tube.
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Also, here's a person who tried to jump on the bandwagon by throwing out some trash.
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I think we are being intellectually lazy when we jump on one part of societal violence.
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Tuesday's State of the Union is a great opportunity to get a jump on that project.
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And then we get there and drop [the time jump] on the audience in episode nine.
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And since it's 25% off from Amazon, this is definitely a worthwhile deal to jump on.
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And usually when people start selling, other people jump on board … Connie Loizos: Right, right. Contagion.
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Jump on the latest Microsoft Surface Laptop and see for yourself why Apple should be worried.
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Judge Jeanine Pirro and a panel of legal experts jump on the "Making a Murderer" bandwagon.
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These problems will inevitably arise as more and more designers jump on the social justice bandwagon.
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Jump on the bed,' and he just looks at you like, 'What are you talking about?
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Few manage to jump on the trembling sales season frenzy sale season as well as Nordstrom's.
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Because we've been so quick to jump on backlash of this wonderful, eye-opening, revolutionary movement.
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Jump on this kitschy jewelry trend by buying one (or more) of the LOVE bracelets ahead.
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Jenner gets the honor of being the model who made the highest jump on the list.
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Experts said it is only a matter of time before major brands jump on the bandwagon.
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"It resonates for me to jump on board, to help do what I can," he said.
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When our hair was long and thriving, we were itching to jump on the bob bandwagon.
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Dahl got a good jump on it and made a diving catch to end the inning.
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We love to go on bike rides, take our dogs hiking, or jump on the trampoline.
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Harpoon Brewery was quick to jump on board and even offers apprenticeships to enrolled UVM students.
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"That is the reason we jump on the opportunity to work with nuTonomy," Laliron told Reuters.
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This year, he got a jump on the competition with "Slide," which came out in February.
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When is everyone else going to jump on board with the idea that grammar is important?
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"His first thought was to jump on top of those girls and protect them," he said.
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Pretending not to be able to jump on the couch because she just wanted a ride.
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Obviously some people and trendhoppers will jump on the next bandwagon, but the avo won't dissapear.
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In the video, he even swishes his tail around so the kittens can jump on it.
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But politicians will jump on a popular bandwagon if voters demand it, as they did then.
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But climate activists also hope to see state and local governments jump on board as well.
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But "it felt early to jump on something out of my price range," Ms. Shaker said.
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Long shot by Kroos, which Ochoa spills, but no one there to jump on the rebound.
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Once the S.E.C. permits arbitration of claims, companies can be expected to jump on board quickly.
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They don't come to us knowing not to chew on things, not to jump on things.
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Still, in emergencies they sublimate their egos and jump on the line to help each other.
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Neither country could get a jump on the other if their essential industries were inseparably interlinked.
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As comedy writers, aren't you guys itching to jump on whatever is the event du jour?
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We didn't feel like we needed to settle or jump on the first thing we found.
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Airbnb didn't jump on board until October 2019, perhaps worried about becoming too dependent on Google.
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I'll be honest, it took me a very long time to jump on the smartwatch bandwagon.
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I haven&apost quite got the dogs upstairs yet, but they certainly jump on the couch.
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Analysts explained the jump on positive jobs data, and thus an increased confidence in the economy.
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She encouraged other designers to jump on board, but it seems like no one else has.
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The internet was quick to jump on this photo and create memes about the president's appearance.
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So does college, generally — get a jump on it now, and see what your school offers.
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I suspect that Tillis is getting a jump on distancing himself from the president in 2020.
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I jump on the subway and attempt to keep my eyes open by listening to Lizzo.
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"I like to jump on the bandwagon with these kind of things early," one engineer explained.
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With her move on Monday, Warren got a jump on like-minded Senate colleagues, including Sen.
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Other foreign companies are waiting to jump on next year's opportunity to tap China's financial markets.
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Brent had soared as much as 19.5% in the previous session, its biggest jump on record.
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US Postal Service The US Postal Service seeks the biggest price jump on stamps in history.
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Check in periodically for price drops and jump on them when you see a good one.
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Those voter have been slow to jump on the Clinton train after largely supporting Vermont Sen.
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They'll jump on any big stories that arise before the rest of the newsroom is staffed.
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Those days you would defy the scorching sun and jump on a goods train to Baquedano?
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So Harrisburg figures that if they invest early, they can get a jump on everyone else.
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"I couldn't believe he didn't jump on the first available day I threw out there," she said.
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And while she did jump on the zombie-apocalypse train momentarily, the stress became a bit much.
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Verizon is giving hope to anyone that's eager to jump on the 25G mobile internet this year.
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All of those emotions were present at IDCon, the network's first jump on the fan conference bandwagon.
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A CNN commentator, Kayleigh McEnany, was the latest public figure to jump on the anti-Beyoncé bandwagon.
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Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney was quick to jump on the news earlier today, rebuking Unity's actions.
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If you get some friends on board, it's probably best to jump on a solid prepaid carrier.
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In fact, she told her millions of fans that they could either "jump on or jump off".
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"In order to get successful and consistent sales, you have to jump on every enquiry," Melody said.
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However, copper prices had surged in the prior three sessions, including a 27.7 percent jump on Friday.
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Those brave enough will jump on the animal, holding its horns as it tries to free itself.
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However, the availability of blockchain technology doesn't necessarily mean that everyone should jump on the blockchain bandwagon.
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Nike got the jump on Puma by releasing its version of self-lacing sneakers earlier in January.
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Please Annie, don't give up your career in marketing to jump on the health and wellness bandwagon!
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If it really adds value, you can expect the networks to jump on the AI train, too.
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The media tend to jump on small changes, which often are due to nothing more than chance.
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It's current price is $14,633, according to Coindesk, a huge jump on $998 on January 1 2017.
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So jump on the bandwagon and click through for 16 boots to aid you in your hunt.
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We're going see more and more partners jump on board the voice interface — and specifically, Alexa — train.
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But, there are especially good times to jump on the trend: When smart devices are on sale.
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I'm not going to jump on the first guy that shows me a little bit of attention.
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National regulators would do better to jump on the bandwagon rather than try standing in its way.
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NASDAQ is hardly the first player from the traditional finance world to jump on the Bitcoin bandwagon.
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A faceoff play, they shot it in the net, we're not ready to jump on the guy.
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And considering its $2593, down from its listed $778 price, its definitely a sale to jump on.
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Or does he celebrate the freedom and jump on couches and eat snacks he's not supposed to?
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Legend was quick to jump on Twitter to clear up the story and explain what went down.
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However, this doesn't mean we're looking for candidates who will jump on the Green New Deal bandwagon.
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RELATED: GOP's awkward Trump embrace Kirk's Democratic opponent was quick to jump on him for the tweet.
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So what better way to jump on the bandwagon than to rep your fave characters this Halloween?
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The move was the biggest single-day rise since a 3.4-basis point jump on Dec. 20.
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Companies are quick to jump on the bot train in hopes of building greater engagement with users.
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Didn&apost mean to jump on you there, but it&aposs an issue we all care about.
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But people just jump on the train, and some people don't even want to hear anything else.
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We would wake up when it was still dark out to get a jump on the day.
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The Americans got the jump on them, sinking two battleships and a cruiser in a nighttime firefight.
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"It was so cute to see her jump on that horse like a Canadian Mountie," Viall writes.
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Everything in Thread Wizard's pin shop is currently on sale, so jump on it while you can.
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But then, "Trump was elected, and we had this very sharp jump on the dollar," he said.
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Tiffany: You don't wanna go to dinner with me then because ima jump on your damn face.
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Now, when he's downtown for work he can jump on a bike and not worry about parking.
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"I would jump on it sooner rather than later," said Greg McBride, chief financial analyst for Bankrate.
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Against a basket of currencies, the dollar was down 0.1 percent, after a big jump on Monday.
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But of course, that's kind of inevitable as well, if people jump on the bandwagon of it.
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But since then, Facebook has gained 13.6 percent, including the 8 percent jump on the open Thursday.
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But if they swing yes and seal the deal, they very well could jump on the bandwagon.
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It was like they were trying to jump on the keto bandwagon without putting in the work.
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Analysts forecast on average 1.519 billion euros, which would be a 45 percent jump on last year.
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Sims at The Trade Desk recommended leaving room in budgets to jump on live events, especially sports.
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He drew Ngannou out through minutes and didn't try to jump on him in the opening seconds.
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RELATED: Critics jump on Rubio for missing Paris briefing His campaign said the fundraiser would be rescheduled.
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However, copper prices had surged in the prior three sessions, including a 1.9 percent jump on Friday.
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I think I'm checking on my wife's Canadian citizenship to see if I can jump on board.
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Tribute bands were becoming big business then, so we decided to try and jump on the bandwagon.
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"Everyone should take this and jump on this and ride this to whatever we can," Cluess said.
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Canadians, however, are eager to jump on the bandwagon and support the youngster following her meteoric rise.
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If you're upset, he doesn't jump on you and start kissing you to make you feel better.
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That was really a strong beat that I knew somebody who really rapped needed to jump on.
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Despite this, she ran 100 meters, then 800 meters, and managed a long jump on the day.
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The daily tally showed a continued downward trend in new cases, despite a slight jump on Saturday.
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Jump on this deal for a Samsung RU8000 4K 65-inch TV at just $719.95 from Amazon.
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Or jump on a particular trend's bandwagon ("POV" scenarios, for example) and reinvent it with a twist.
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While the retailer is getting a jump on the holidays, Sephora hasn't forgotten about the fall season.
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"I'm always hesitant to jump on the home run bandwagon, but it's good to see," Molitor said.
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"Strategically speaking, it was smart for her to jump on it," said Shermichael Singleton, a Republican consultant.
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"I think right now there's a lot of people who want to jump on words," he said.
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LME zinc slipped 0.3% after a 2.4% jump on Wednesday amid dwindling stocks, while lead added 0.9%.
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Again, this is the lowest price you'll find for a new pair, so jump on these now.
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Kiss G. goodbye as he heads back to work and I jump on the train back home.
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On the other hand, there's Bixby, Samsung's also-ran attempt to jump on the voice assistant bandwagon.
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The legendary venture capitalist was one of the first to jump on the rise of social media.
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This Google exec still gets a jump on the day, waking around 6:30 to 7 a.
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The price levels mark a jump on spot LNG prices reported last week at $5.75 per mmBtu.
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Who would jump on the hype train and would his or her words carry the same weight?
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Democrats have been quick to jump on the comments to further their argument that Trump is sexist.
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When girls see other females skating, they get the confidence they need to jump on a board.
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Graphic: U.S. gasoline futures jump on news that U.S. refinery may seek shutdown after fire, click tmsnrt.
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T-Mobile hasn't said when its offer will end, so it's best to jump on this deal soon.
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Another analysis, from NerdWallet, anticipates an 18 percent jump on gift spending alone, to an average total $776.
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On the other hand, this little skier did not and he cleared the biggest jump on the slopes.
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I see a promotion from Cheryl's Cookies and jump on it right away to get some holiday gifts.
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Alberto got an early jump on the 2018 hurricane season, which doesn&apost officially start until June 1.
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You can sit, prop your feet up, or let your kids jump on them, and they'll hold up.
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If you're trying to jump on the wireless headphone bandwagon, then here's a great way to get started.
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Keep your hand on the clicker come Monday, because you're going to want to jump on these fast.
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The $24.06 billion increase marked the biggest weekly rise since the $28.72 billion jump on June 1, 2016.
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Obviously Amazon had to jump on that trend — what's a smart home device without Amazon all over it?
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Finally, for the grand finale, you jump on the StairMaster for a brutal 20 minutes at level six.
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" Charli's always really optimistic and outspoken, so I said, "All right, cool, do you wanna jump on it?
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Pre-Prime Day deals aren't gonna last long, y'all, so jump on this bundle before it sells out.
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The company cited the potential wait time for battery replacements as a reason to jump on its offer.
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But Khan thinks the ubiquity of Instagram Stories is making it seem natural to jump on camera briefly.
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A female observer approached them and proceeded to jump on her body at the end of the act.
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BNY's Heberle said his advisers might jump on a stock market sell-off as an opportunity to buy.
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Other parties without too many hang-ups about democracy and fairness are likely to jump on the bandwagon.
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They have a little over a month to pull in others and surely more will jump on board.
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In the auto industry's ever-present move toward SUVs and trucks, every company has to jump on board.
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Image: GettyThe retailer arms race continues as Walmart becomes the latest company to jump on the drone bandwagon.
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The pound's 1.2 percent jump on Friday was the largest in three months and left it at $2003.
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I take the puppy out to pee, put leftover noodles in my bag, and jump on the bus.
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Of course, not every creator will be psyched to jump on this new payment method, Mandelbrot tells me.
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This is a big jump on its previous round, two years ago, that valued it at $9 billion.
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But it can jump on its own, and it has some powerful potential for the future of robotics.
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It normally sells for $212, but you can jump on a 269% discount and get one for $269.
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It's never too late to jump on the bandwagon, especially one that's been gaining new viewers for years.
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The family is clearly getting a jump on connecting with the people and the culture of Costa Rica.
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It's the second highest year-to-year jump on record, and smashes average CO212019 increases from earlier decades.
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McDonald's, which declined to comment further, is just the latest business to jump on Silicon Valley's virtual bandwagon.
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It's the second highest year-to-year jump on record, and smashes average CO22 increases from earlier decades.
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With so many stunners worth shelling out for, it's hard to decide which we should jump on first.
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Last month, the Postal Service requested the biggest price jump on stamps to help address the revenue shortfall.
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Time to get a jump on party season by whipping up some protein-packed guacamole with roasted corn!
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But if there's one trend worth getting a jump on this season, it's the new-and-improved raincoat.
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The Blazers then scored six straight points to jump on top 118-102 with 523:39 to go.
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The pound's 1.2 percent jump on Friday was the largest in three months and left it at $1.3107.
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Virtual-reality start-ups trail foreign counterparts, and Google has a jump on Baidu in driverless car technology.
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Larson, 24, won in his 99th career start by getting the jump on Elliott after a yellow flag.
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McDonald's new sandwich should have allowed the chain to jump on the bandwagon and continue the chicken craze.
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Reporters and Democratic operatives were quick to jump on Trump&aposs mistake, which some termed a Freudian slip.
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Sure, most retailers failed to jump on the online shopping train before it left the station years ago.
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But Wednesday's jump on President Donald Trump's announcement on tax reform was not one of them, he said.
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There's bumper stickers around here that say "Premature Evacuation," and we kind of had a jump on it.
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Jump on the party line or hear the voices of your whole family with Facebook Messenger's latest feature.
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Both would be a jump on its previous $230.7 billion valuation as of its most recent private fundraising.
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But most Senate Democrats weren't ready to jump on board with the idea of Franken reversing his decision.
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Trump relents on EU car tariffs, Facebook's grim forecast and China's sex doll makers jump on AI drive.
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Novavax Novavax got a jump on the competition from its previous work developing vaccines against SARS and MERS.
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As we reported ... he's fresh off a broken ankle from a failed jump on the set last year.
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Enough to play "Kirby" on the schoolyard, attempting to eat my enemies instead of jump on their heads.
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Their eyes met, and Spieth read something in Reed's expression that prompted him to jump on the answer.
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One of my coworkers asks if I want anything from a local diner, and I jump on it.
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This will have potential buyers out early this year, trying to get a jump on the spring market.
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I have a quick break and I jump on Amazon to order a book I've been looking for.
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"Investors were reluctant to jump on the rally bus," said Stephen Innes, Asia Pacific market strategist at AxiTrader.
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TORONTO — Each year, I head to the Toronto International Film Festival to get a jump on the fall.
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It's a hot look, and Rad Power Bikes is just the latest company to jump on the bandwagon.
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If they jump on the chance to show you the digs firsthand, then you're probably in the clear.
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The timing of the move should give Carolina a jump on other teams looking to make a change.
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Get an early jump on your holiday shopping with our top picks from Gap's Black Friday sale below.
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Roku is getting a jump on the holiday shopping season with the arrival of new and updated devices.
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I wake up as the sun is rising, jump on my bike, and set off for a ride.
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"But people just jump on the train, and some people don't even want to hear anything else," he said.
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"I expect that a lot more businesses over time will jump on messaging to connect with customers," McCabe said.
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Anyone on Twitter knows that people will jump on a hair trigger to condemn the moral failings of others.
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The media becomes an easy target for Trump to jump on any time things seem to be going south.
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Those -000 multiples get extra attention in the media (like this article), encouraging more people to jump on board.
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Leaders like Tim Cook and Mark Cuban are known for waking early and getting a jump on their days.
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I said it from the moment I came here, I am just trying to jump on your guys' train.
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Many liberals will jump on that bandwagon too, just with the different, "protecting the 1 percent!" kind of label.
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They didn't want to jump on the Hurricanes early and not end up with a reward at the end.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - How would you get an 18-second jump on a big move in the pound?
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Just make sure to jump on this SanDisk deal from Amazon while the price is at a record low.
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But for the platform to be successful, major artists, brands and public figures will need to jump on board.
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So with that skip back in my step, I jump on the number 12 bus and make it happen.
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Until then, signups will remain open, though now is probably not the best time to jump on this service.
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Around the same time as Elgort, Jonah Hill decided to jump on the bandwagon and lighten his color too.
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The family-friendly original flicks are getting an early jump on the season and begin airing on Oct. 25.
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Plus, the buzz around the Blade Runner 2049 release seems like a good bandwagon for Swift to jump on.
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After years of resistance, it looks like Pandora is about ready to jump on the on-demand streaming wagon.
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The people who jump on their boats [to rescue others], the people who do whatever they can to help.
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Gates said he blames his own poor "mismanagement," since he didn't guide his team to jump on the opportunity.
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If you can't, then jump on the treadmill or bike for five minutes before you move onto the mobilisation.
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We won't slow you down with all the nitty gritty details — you've got a lightning deal to jump on.
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I close my tab, jump on the train, and text my husband not to go to sleep without me.
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Ahead, find 14 soon-to-be viral foods and get a jump on trying (and Instagramming) them for yourself.
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Registration's just around the corner, so set your procrastinating ways aside and jump on this offer before it disappears.
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I've been in this business for 1003 years and people love to jump on the boat and predict trends.
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It's no surprise, then, that TCL is the first to jump on the chance to build more Roku devices.
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Some of the time you'll be able to jump on objects or sneak through gaps to reach new areas.
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To many investors, the latter may sound tempting, despite Whole Foods stock's 10 percent jump on the Jana news.
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"If we were controlling it, very few people would want to jump on and make it theirs," says Marcus.
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"I thought I got a pretty good jump on it and was able to make the play," he said.
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"I believe more and more countries will jump on the bandwagon when they see the benefits," Hojgard Hansen said.
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But a few years ago, he decided to jump on a hot new trend in his field: artificial intelligence.
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While some investors have scrambled for the apparent safety of Treasuries, others were reluctant to jump on the bandwagon.
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I would jump on my youngest brother's bicycle and ride it in small allies, even competing with other boys.
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If you missed out on picking up the PlayStation Classic for cheap, jump on this deal now and save.
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Hopefully more retailers jump on this fit-assisting feature; no matter where you're shopping, this hack is pretty genius.
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The city attorney is going to jump on this, because everyone needs to know that this is not acceptable.
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But, the Philadelphia Semiconductor index rose 1.97 percent, helped by Xilinx's 15.2 percent jump on its strong quarterly report.
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You're a confused about all of these things today—take time to reflect, and don't jump on any commitments.
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Eventually, she turned into a total ham, never missing the chance to jump on you and lie with you.
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One problem from the jump on Wednesday: No one seemed to know when to expect help to actually arrive.
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But with Gamescom already underway, why not get the jump on the competition and call your child "CES" instead?
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If Republicans cross the aisle for input, they suggested, there may be room for them to jump on board.
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And-- and other people didn't report it as-- when you find a problem, you have to jump on it.
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Apparently Bishop had promised her a date night, but she was quick to jump on my confusion and hesitation.
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Snooki and JWoww have children, all of whom, judging by their introductions, like to jump on their parents' mattresses.
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Members of the Appropriations Committee on Tuesday were openly skeptical about whether their colleagues would jump on the issue.
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Each of them ship for free with code SHIPFREE, but jump on the deal instantly before it's too late.
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Pornhub, the largest pornography website on the Internet, is the latest company to jump on the VR porn train.
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So what's the best way to slap a smile on your face and get a jump on the week?
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After all, if even a Fed is now pro-cryptocurrencies, antitrust regulators should jump on the wagon without fear.
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He has long believed that heartless profit-driven "globalist" CEOs are giving foreign workers a jump on American citizens.
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Medicaid expansion advocates are likely to jump on the success in Maine to push ballot measures in other states.
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If you have serious dental concerns, the $400 necessary to jump on the bandwagon here might be worth it.
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Fletcher knew that digestion begins in the mouth where enzyme-containing saliva gets a jump on breaking food down.
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So, naturally, when David mentioned the idea of collaborating on a themeless, I was quick to jump on board.
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"I mean the trees aren't just going to jump on people's cars and hitchhike up to B.C.," Kellhammer said.
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"It was a really over-the-top Tom Cruise, jump-on-the-couch-kind of letter," Mr. Bigsby said.
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Every year, the Film Society gets an early jump on Halloween with this series of (mostly) new horror films.
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I swear, he'd jump on curbs and all that, act like he gonna hit you and all of that.
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New data show that pork prices leapt by 23% in August from July, the highest monthly jump on record.
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This means investors shouldn't worry about the market's almost daily all-time highs and should jump on the bandwagon.
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Changes will wrap up with a "Yummy" remix, with Bieber recruiting Summer Walker to jump on the sexy track.
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And getting a jump on things by starting early may give shoppers a leg up, especially in competitive markets.
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Now that you've saved a tidy sum, why not get a jump on planning your time at Disrupt Berlin?
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Homebuyers may be trying to get a jump on the spring market, given how competitive the market has been.
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As shoppers scramble to take advantage of seasonal deals, there's one offer you probably don't want to jump on.
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And each one is an extra 15% off right now, so you might want to jump on these deals.
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Brent crude prices, the international benchmark, soared as much as 19.5% following the attack, its biggest jump on record.
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But turn the tables and they are happy to jump on the outrage bus if it suits them politically.
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With Korean pop-culture spreading its wings globally, Netflix is moving quickly to jump on the K-drama bandwagon.
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But Xerox's stock gains include a near 20-percent jump on the first trading day as the new Xerox.
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"After everybody's gotten wind of it through Spotify or YouTube," radio programmers "sort of jump on it," he continued.
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Before AMC came along and revived our interest in a zombie apocalypses, networks were reluctant to jump on board.
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If a side hustle seems like the best option for you, don't be afraid to jump on it. 7.
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So, whenever a bargain flight lands on our laps, you bet we're always the first ones to jump on it.
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And while we're more than ready to jump on any and every percentage off, some sales are better than others.
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As she opens her door, her two dogs jump on her, tails wagging enthusiastically She reaches down to nuzzle them.
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The domestic debut is only a slight jump on that entry, which bowed nearly a decade ago with $10.23 million.
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Residents of Nevada should think twice before they jump on an unsecured Wi-Fi network to do their online shopping.
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There's a better way—and more companies are starting to realize they need to jump on board or admit defeat.
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Or, more likely, can't wait to get a jump on the rest of us who are waiting for Black Friday?
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Without that suspension of disbelief, how can anyone jump on the find-love-in-mere-weeks-be-happy-forever bandwagon?
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"People tend to jump on the lootboxes thinking they'll get a deal, but that's not how gambling works," Cadence said.
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Jump on this 48-hour flash sale and buy early-bird passes to Disrupt Berlin 2018 before they go extinct.
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The actor looks like he could trade in his wand and easily jump on a motorcycle in Sons of Anarchy.
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Life after a TV show can be sweet if you're free to jump on the opportunity when it presents itself.
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"If he were to imply a continued strengthening in the currency is undesirable, traders would jump on that," Goshko said.
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Leno teams up with Laurence Fishburne to see who can jump on a BMW track and have the faster record!
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"The left is weak or dead, unless they jump on the youth and enthusiasm that the Greens attract," he says.
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But Mario creator and Nintendo veteran Shigeru Miyamoto says his company won't be so quick to jump on the bandwagon.
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Your channel partners will see a button to join in the text thread so anyone available can quickly jump on.
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Before we jump on the internet and slander artists, it's critical to understand that music is a young person's sport.
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Those -000 multiples get extra attention in the media (as this article demonstrates), encouraging more people to jump on board.
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Android 8.1 isn't coming to consumers until December, but if you're a developer you can jump on the beta now.
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The new styles might help the company get noticed by "sneaker heads" — devoted young consumers who jump on new releases.
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Time to jump on the bandwagon and see why Nordstrom has become America's darling with these (easily returnable) picks ahead.
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Those -000 multiples get extra attention in the media (as this article demonstrates), encouraging more people to jump on board.
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The practice is known as "zero-rating" and Verizon is only the latest telecom giant to jump on the trend.
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If you like watching TV but don't like paying for cable, you've got to jump on the Fire TV train.
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Ironically, technology companies have tried to jump on this digital detox trend to help people move away from their devices.
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In other words, ask for raises, take credit for your ideas, jump on the best projects before anyone else does.
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But if you told me he was outside right now, it would be a joy to jump on his neck.
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There were a lot of times on the road where people would jump on stage and throw punches at us.
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Immediately afterwards, the uniformed men (presumably security) jump on Jones and handcuff him as he is lying on the ground.
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Jeff Van Drew, a freshman from a New Jersey swing district, said he's not ready to jump on impeachment train.
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And that's-, for the food industry, for instance, I think the grocery chains should jump on the ecommerce, as well.
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Why wouldn't you put a fresher arm out there before the other team can jump on your non-elite starter?
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In case you are inclined to jump on this as a partisan view of Donald Trump's candidacy, hold your fire.
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A red-tailed hawk swung far above in lazy spirals, getting an early morning jump on rodents and sluggish reptiles.
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The whirlwind celebrity romance definitely gives off Tom and Katie vibes, although Kyle has yet to jump on any couches.
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As they jump on every statement, they taint every one of his missteps with their own loud and angry voices.
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When an enemy gets the jump on me, I'm able to quickly adjust my aim and take them out first.
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If you want impressive results and a great saving, jump on this Remington S9100 Proluxe hair straighteners deal right away.
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Thanks to Rent the Runway, you can now jump on the JoJo style train for your next black tie event.
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Applications open later this summer, but you can get a jump on things by filling out an application at apply.techcrunch.com.
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Jump on these deals early, save big, and never let a stubborn cat push you around and take what's yours.
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The promotion runs from today until September 5th, so there's plenty of time to jump on it before school starts.
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The book's coming out in October from Ten Speed Press, and you can jump on the preorder by clicking here.
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But the first quarter — we've had that a lot this year — people just come out and jump on us early.
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Click through to get a look at the collection and be sure to jump on them before everyone else does.
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"We need to jump on it and take advantage of this lull before any other wind jumps up," he said.
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"You don't jump on a plane with enough doses to kill thousands ... without your boss knowing about it," Sipher said.
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Perhaps that gives Microsoft's sales teams far more leads, or a jump on competitors like Google or Amazon's sales prospects.
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"[Mental health] is like anything: if you address it right away, you can get a jump on it," she said.
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Of course there's gonna be people that see this as an opportunity to jump on and utilize on its way.
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Burger King's announcement comes as some of its biggest competitors have been slower to jump on the meat alternative trend.
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His hearing is about gone, and he can no longer jump on sofas or navigate a long flight of stairs.
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Machine-led algorithms tend to jump on the bandwagon when they detect signs that assets might break out of ranges.
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Crimped hair may be back in style, but don't expect to see Scarlett Johansson jump on the trend anytime soon.
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I find it's really convenient when I jump on a Citi Bike, but it's great for any number of scenarios.
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Men land from a jump on one leg and wait there with the raised leg still stretched into the air.
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The variety of restaurants is not as great as in some other Brooklyn neighborhoods, so they jump on the bus.
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Of course, given what the news cycle was at that time, of course everyone is going to jump on that.
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Thankfully, we're here to help with a few reasons why you should and shouldn't jump on the wireless charger bandwagon.
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So why the April Fool's Day prank in March (beyond following Chrissy Teigen's advice to get a jump on it)?
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I guess it's easy to kind of jump on the bandwagon and make angry songs because you're angry about things.
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Despite this ultimately anticlimactic outcome of my week, I'm not willing to jump on the "CBD is snake oil" bandwagon.
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But even without an explicit reason to let loose, they would probably jump on an express train to hedonistic nirvana.
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Fans of historical fiction, especially historical Nordic fiction, should jump on this first issue and get in at the start.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) has backed the bill, few Republicans have been willing to follow suit and publicly jump on board.
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"A lot of people want to jump on the winner's bandwagon," said Pamela Liebman, the president of the Corcoran Group.
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Other people use the CW simply to reduce clutter: it functions similarly to a "Read more" jump on a blog.
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This gives companies a jump on the torrent of announcements and adds pearlescent shine to coverage of their new vehicle.
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If you'd like to get a jump on lowering your monthly student loan payment now, you have a few options.
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Availability is limited, and the clock is ticking, so you'll need to jump on this deal to avoid missing out.
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Get a salty jump on the weekend at Little Creek Oyster Farm & Market in an old bait and tackle shop.
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Opponents of Prime Minister Narendra Modi were quick to jump on the RBI's findings as proof that demonetization had failed.
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But the Federal Reserve might not be as quick to jump on the monetary easing wagon as investors would like.
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But Brownstein believes that most of the big tech companies will jump on the health tech bandwagon in coming years.
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As soon as I jump on the highway, I accelerate about 26 miles-per-hour and enter standard cruise control.
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It is also unclear if other senators who were working on a rival surprise billing proposal will jump on board.
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B. used Twitter to jump on the 'flat Earth' bandwagon, and it looks like he's been riding it ever since.
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Epcot is one stop away, and since the Skyliner runs in a non-stop loop, it's easy to jump on.
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This is the situation for most every year, so it pays to jump on a deal when you find it.
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Sanders, who has proudly opposed most trade deals in his three decades in Congress, refused to jump on the bandwagon.
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They&aposre using data in new ways, leveraging influencers, helping clients jump on social trends, and roping in new ones.
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Hoppert: I knew Joe would jump on this Godolphin homebred's bandwagon, as he does with most of the overseas contenders.
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The new foxes run toward people, jump on the bed and nuzzle one another as well as their human caretakers.
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The firm downgraded shares of Intel to sell from hold following the semiconductor stock's jump on better-than-expected earnings.
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"Seems fake, but okay," you're probably saying to yourself right now — unless you're familiar with Jump On Demand, that is.
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I mean, come on, it's harder to actually jump on the ski lift at the right time than operate it.
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If Republicans cross the aisle for input, the lawmakers suggested, there may be room for them to jump on board.
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"Oil prices will jump on this attack," said Jason Bordoff, founding director, Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.
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And if anyone in the top tier falls, there is room for at least one other to jump on up.
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You could just pick up an instrument, jump on stage, start thrashing it, and learn it as you went along.
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Emmanuel Mudiay and Mario Hezonja rubbed Knox's head as Frank Ntilikina made a halfhearted attempt to jump on his back.
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If you want to jump on the A-train or make your version of anal sex better, consider the following.
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"When we see a good athlete playing baseball, we jump on that," Bane said in a phone interview this week.
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The rapid price rise in the value of cryptocurrencies has seen many people jump on the bandwagon in recent weeks.
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"If everybody else wants to jump on the bandwagon, everybody else wants to build a detector, please do," he said.
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More companies would jump on the streaming bandwagon in order to keep up with a shift in consumer demands, Iger argued.
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If you haven't yet grabbed a pass to Disrupt SF 2018, it's not too late to jump on the CrunchMatch train.
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PBSGod bless PBS, which lets you jump on its website and start playing movies and shows straight away, no registration required.
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Members of the guard then jump on the submarine-like boat, eventually forcing the top open to reveal the smugglers inside.
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The Moto Z2 is also the latest phone to jump on the dual camera bandwagon, with its two 103-megapixel shooters.
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We've seen the Apple Watch Series 33 fluctuate in price, so we always jump on it when there's a good deal.
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Just make sure to jump on this Amazon deal while you can if you want to save on a new Fitbit.
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And as an added bonus, if you misplace one of the earbuds, jump on the Bose Connect app to find them.
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Remember the 1981 arcade game Frogger, when you had to avoid cars and jump on logs to make it out safe?
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At first, Lindamood says Opal wasn't able to jump on furniture and couldn't sit well because of all the excess flab.
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Campbell paid $1.55 billion for carrot and smoothie company Bolthouse Farms in 2012, looking to jump on the fresh food trend.
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Anyway, the book's coming out in October from Ten Speed Press, and you can jump on the preorder by clicking here.
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Chatterjee said theorists are certain to soon jump on the paper and start producing a multitude of new models and possibilities.
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They jump on our bed and stick their fingers in my makeup and jab my keyboard with those same sticky fingers.
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"If more speculators jump on the bandwagon (because of the U.S. government shutdown), gold will pass the $1,300 level," Briesemann said.
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While you'll need to wait until sites integrate the API, it shouldn't be long until other big names jump on board.
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"Local guys have an annual go-kart and dirt bike ride throughout Oakland and sometimes jump on the freeway," he tweeted.
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The rally added about $10 billion to its market cap following a massive jump on Tuesday, bringing it to $95.7 billion.
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But for those times when I need do something like the ride from Brooklyn to Manhattan, I jump on the Continuum.
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Compared to a year earlier this represents a 60 percent jump on the bottom line and 5 percent on the top.
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The latest company to jump on this trend is, unexpectedly, Kodak, which just launched its own KodakCoin, a cryptocurrency for photographers.
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The 2019 peak was 3.5 ppm higher than the 20193 monthly peak, which was the second-highest annual jump on record.
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And given how cheap the hardware has become, it just makes sense for Pebble to jump on the heart rate bandwagon.
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Summer might be winding down, but that doesn't mean there isn't time to jump on one of the season's hottest trends.
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"We're letting teams come out and jump on us early and now we're just playing uphill the whole time," Davis said.
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Looks like you'd better get a jump on those applications before the big games begin in April, League of Legends fans.
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And with the first day of summer officially upon us, there's never been a better time to jump on the bandwagon.
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Jump on this opportunity, folks, because our previous releases sold out in a flash — and these babies won't last long, either.
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Some did it out of pure identification, others to jump on the bandwagon, but most loved Barb out of pure irony.
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You're not cleaning poop off the street, you're cleaning something that's going to jump on your face and slit your throat.
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"It gave us a huge jump on relaunching the car," said Jim Taylor, Karma's chief revenue officer, in a phone interview.
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"Hopefully jump on that (charter) flight tonight and head over to the Open," the bespectacled 29-year-old told CBS television.
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Passengers jump on and off in the middle of the road, with a few seconds before the truck lurches off again.
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Amazon also has great lightning deals to jump on like discounts on an LED flashlight set and a compact travel umbrella.
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I decide it'll be faster to jump on the subway instead of taking my chances with an Uber during rush hour.
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The Sciullis are going to wait and see if it gets any other offers; if not, they'll jump on it fast.
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Al Meera Consumer Goods continued to attract unusually high trading volumes, rising 1.3 percent after a 5.8 percent jump on Tuesday.
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He must be athletic: Spears likes to go on hikes, jump on a trampoline, hit up the gym, and do yoga.
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Iman Shumpert and Damian Lillard must now officially call themselves part-time rappers, dudes who jump on tracks in between games.
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What I wanted to see was more of a mainstream campaign, where we jump on the momentum that Trump was capturing.
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Click on to see how the runways are showing them and decide for yourself: Will you jump on this sartorial bandwagon?
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Polish MMA promotion KSW, one of Europe's premier fight banners, is looking to jump on the bandwagon with their latest offering.
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As the virus spreads, and more and more researchers jump on the data we have, Zika will come into sharper focus.
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This $200 projector is an Amazon lightning deal for a great price, so you might want to jump on it now.
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But due to fast growth, the company received a lot of inbound interest from other investors looking to jump on board.
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The Braves were eager to jump on his fastball, but deGrom and catcher Kevin Plawecki mixed in some off-speed pitches.
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"If tennis isn't an option, then I'll go for a walk or a run, or jump on my bike," he writes.
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Sometimes they jump on their beds and write clandestine valentines in glitter gel pens and make impossible wishes about the future.
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The moment they set [the raccoon] free, it would just jump on the dummy's face and start scratching at his eyes.
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And while not ready to jump on the "Trump Train," he said, he was willing to give Mr. Trump a chance.
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Here's hoping that the new owner's first action item is to jump on the bed while blasting Sir-Mix-a-Lot.
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It did not take Donald Trump long to jump on the story, insisting it was a blatant example of Washington corruption.
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One of Mr. Trump's personal security guards, who has worked for him for years, was the first to jump on stage.
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Or a room with clothes and toys heaped upon two stripped twin mattresses, where three children wildly jump on the beds?
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Pepsi is the latest brand to jump on the trend, attempting to reel in millennials with the rerelease of Crystal Pepsi.
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Competition in this field is leading to higher interest rates and lower fees, so now's the time to jump on board.
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When asked if you should jump on deals as soon as you see them, Mr. Burakowski said there's no need to.
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A few times I got to jump on a ride-on power trowel, which feels like a huge throne to me.
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To the Editor: A word of caution to cities around the country that may want to jump on the Minneapolis bandwagon.
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So I paid $66 to jump on a bus tour that was only in Japanese, hoping the scenery required no explanation.
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An initial grant from GPI helped the J-PAL Africa team jump on the opportunity to work with the Zambian government.
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If Monaco came calling again, Soumah could, in theory, jump on the next plane and head straight to its training center.
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My husband does bedtime and baths when he is home, so I jump on the Peloton for a 45-minute workout.
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Even though the scooters are available through Jump, there won't be any branding for Uber or Jump on the four devices.
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It might be tempting to get a jump on tasks like adjusting your life insurance beneficiaries — but it's best to wait.
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Companies are recognizing the need to jump on the voice app trend, but the costs can add up for small businesses.
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That's all well and good, but if too many more companies jump on that bandwagon it's going to get really exhausting.
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Though, rather than telling you to jump on this deal, I'm advising you to instead hold off for a better one.
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A kind of alchemy occurs in her rhythms, in the way a character's lines jump on or sidestep another character's emotions.
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Stocks were set to jump on Friday with President Donald Trump meeting China Vice Premier Liu He later in the day.
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"If there's a demand for products that are certified in a certain way, I'm sure manufacturers would jump on," Nahm added.
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Scroll to find a comment that starts with the name of the game you are looking for and jump on in.
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The dollar inched up 0.2 percent to 114.135 yen early on Monday, extending Friday's 0.6 percent jump on the jobs data.
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It's not the first time a foreign government, including the Kremlin, has gotten a jump on announcing a call with Trump.
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Celebrities like Ariana Grande were quick to jump on the trend, posting her dismay at matching with her least favorite Pokémon.
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When Snapchat introduced Paperclip — which lets companies link to external websites — it expected that many brands would jump on the opportunity.
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Jump on a bike in one of the roughly 1,000 cities worldwide, from Paris to Portland, that offer bicycle-sharing systems.
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Other weekends, she'd jump on a plane to give a talk, returning in time for her Monday morning 5 a.m. start.
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The lantern display also incorporates interactive stations, including slides and a dance floor that lights up when you jump on it.
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If Bannon and his allies jump on board to back him, Wicker's path to reelection could become a lot more complicated.
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A great thing about playing with Qwerty is that everyone understands when you're delayed or have to jump on your phone.
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Long-press the Bluetooth icon, and it brings up your existing list of connectable devices, so you can quickly jump on.
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If the tide is turning towards batshit conservatism in media and in government, Facebook seems to be eager to jump on board.
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"It was good for us to be able to jump on that reliever today," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said after the game.
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I don't usually jump on the bandwagon, but they seemed to know what they were doing, and they thought he was guilty.
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It's the future of sports medicine, no matter which way you cut it, so how quickly are these teams gonna jump on?
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Across the Channel, a 95-year-old British D-Day veteran named Harry Read also made a commemorative parachute jump on Wednesday.
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We're so smitten with these pieces, we had to break down every reason you need to jump on the S'well bandwagon. 1.
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You can call out to them, or if they start barking, a notification will hit your phone so you can jump on.
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I'm not sure if airlines will jump on board with all these amenities when they could just stuff more seats in instead.
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I jump on the webinar, drink two cups of coffee, and make myself peanut butter banana toast to combat the caffeine jitters.
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And Trump has been quick to jump on the gifts the Clinton campaign keeps giving him when it comes to older voters.
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Clinton was quick to jump on the issue, sending aides to Flint to meet with local officials, visiting the city on Feb.
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There are people who, as he gains momentum, want to jump on that momentum and use it to advance their extremist policies.
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It's directing potential customers to jump on a wait list, and will email them a notification when the device is available again.
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Again, Facebook basically created a carbon copy of a popular product and expected people to jump on board because of its name.
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Maybe Facebook will jump on some of these, since it doesn't seem to have quite figured out how to handle the problem.
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"When bae surprises you after you get off the stage.. you jump on him," Ciara captioned a video of the couple embracing.
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Despite allowing the Blackhawks to jump on them early, the Blues overcame the sluggish start and eventually drew even on Pietrangelo's equalizer.
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If you jump on Earth (in real life), you know that time is real time (hopefully), and you know the distance scale.
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Ahead, we've rounded up the fall '17 trends we can buy right now, so you can jump on them before everybody else.
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Companies that provide cyber security saw their stocks jump on Monday as investors factored in a pickup in spending in the sector.
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It's only common sense, then, to use the company's biggest event of the year to get a jump on the ostensibly inevitable.
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You could climb up stairs, jump on them, dance on them, get tired on them, and then plonk yourself down on them.
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Despite the share jump on Thursday, Tencent's market value, at current exchange rates, is some $70 billion lower than its January peak.
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On-device intelligence lets Apple jump on the biggest trend in tech: machine learning (also known as artificial intelligence and cognitive computing).
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"I basically had to jump on it, we were in the water and it was a lot of fun," Ferguson, 23, said.
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Gucci Mane fans beware ... there will be no questions asked, if you jump on stage during his concert ... you're gonna regret it.
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They're not going to take the time to listen to an album anymore because they have to jump on the next thing.
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I take jobs that let me have as much freedom as possible, so I can jump on the road whenever I need.
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But resources aren't everything; Apple had a jump on everyone with Siri and it still hasn't caught up in many key ways.
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Graphic on China's steel making markets jump on upbeat infrastructure investment outlook here Reporting by Manolo Serapio Jr.; Editing by Michael Perry
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Footage uploaded to Youtube on Sunday shows what happens when you jump on a trampoline covered in a thin sheet of ice.
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There's something about seeing Donald Trump jump on a wrecking ball that's also wearing a Donald Trump wig that sticks with you.
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Markets in the region failed to see any signs of a boost from Wall Street, which saw U.S. stocks jump on Monday.
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I had to jump on a plane and go to work being surrounded by babies and kids while I was still miscarrying.
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After an elaborate pregame ceremony, the Kings got the early jump on the Jets with Kovalchuk's goal 6:26 into the game.
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And since the stock is currently in a "rally phase," Gordon expects Netflix to see the same big jump on its Oct.
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Cramer also labeled Amazon "the best stock to own when the president doesn't tweet" thanks to its 1.5 percent jump on Thursday.
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With direct ocean access, it's the perfect spot to sunbathe and jump on a water toy or go for an ocean swim.
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But that would be a serious political mistake and one that the Trump team could successfully jump on, both legally and politically.
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While not exorbitant, the price increase is part of the biggest price jump on stamps in the United States Postal Service history.
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Eric: This shit is a perfect example of garbage talent trying to jump on genuine trends to make some sort of impact.
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And as newbies jump on the free-love bandwagon, Rabkin notes it's important they get the rules right on the way in.
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The supreme badass did her first jump on her 100th birthday and, a few years later, O'Shea decided to do it again.
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The first is to trap him against the fence and jump on him before he can circle out—that's the trickier way.
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The Republicans got the jump on Democrats in 2010, and it seems like it will be near-impossible to close the gap.
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A few months ago Dave Mirra posted a video on Instagram of him in hitting a jump on a kid's BMX bike.
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If it don't touch my soul and I still jump on it, it's like I'm on some bullshit, I'm just fucking around.
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Cleveland scored twice with two outs in the first inning to get the early jump on Toronto for the second straight game.
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With a 3.9 percent rise in the past week, and 1.1 percent jump on Tuesday alone, Boeing reached an all-time high.
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It was an early jump on the race for Warren, who formed a presidential exploratory committee and began hiring staff this week.
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"Sometimes when you have the chance to fight for a title or an interim title, you gotta jump on it," Edgar says.
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Democrats were "asking this state to jump on a sword," with few benefits to heal the wound, Mr. Kerr, a Republican, said.
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It was a Sunday night, and we had given our 2-year old, Alexander, permission to jump on the couch before bed.
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This next moment is crucial: Virginia doesn't jump on Gustavo for the slur, and instead says, "I'm gay," in a friendly manner.
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In another incident, a legionnaire pointed his gun at some locals who tried to jump on the back of an armored vehicle.
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Eliza Blank got the jump on this new era of greenery when she founded online plant store, The Sill back in 2012.
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But the rest of you news addicts should really jump on NNW while you can and help support Simmons with its development.
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People have picked up on Minecraft having a moment and have decided to jump on the train before it goes away again.
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For them, it's easier to jump on the bandwagon of a team that's winning — and laugh at those of us who don't.
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In recent years, Walmart has gotten the jump on Target by being the first to announce a series of base pay hikes.
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Acorda Therapeutics (ACOR) is seeing its shares jump on news that investor Steven Cohen's Point72 disclosed a 9.8% stake in the drugmaker.
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They'll break through military barriers," he said on another occasion, and "run to the coffin and jump on top of the coffin.
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There is a lot of liquidity among institutions such as pension funds and insurance companies that would jump on such investment opportunities.
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Drone flying is all the rage these days, so jump on the hype train with this 1080p camera drone on Amazon today.
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"It doesn't mean jump on Air Force One and go to every disaster," Brown told Fox Business Network, according to ABC News.
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Making those decisions early gives them a jump on reporting that needs to be ready for the day a decision is announced.
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When Cult Gaia released its Ark bag, influencers were quick to jump on the bandwagon, wearing the accessory everywhere throughout the summer.
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If you're currently single, get a jump on Valentine's Day by attending this event, where comedians will become your official dating representatives.
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The GM share jump on Thursday was the stock's largest one-day gain since the company re-listed after its 2009 bankruptcy.
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CAVUTO: OK. Guys, I don&apost want to jump on you here, but the leading Democrats on Capitol Hill are responding to this.
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So jump on the subway, in a car or water taxi and we will see you in Red Hook, Brooklyn for Disrupt NY!
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Kroger has been using data to spot trends and jump on them quickly, McMullen told Reuters, and unicorn ice cream is one example.
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More and more companies are likely to jump on the bandwagon as they recognize that smart assistants mean so much more than notifications.
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Gonzalez said she'll remember her son as being really active, as a little boy who loved to jump on couches and do flips.
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But it's still really competitive out there, so he says better to get a jump on the competition and start over the summer.
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Jump on this classic buy-one-get-one — BOGO — deal that starts today and ends tomorrow, July 16, at 11:59 p.m. (GMT).
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The weak results in the industrial sector was a "concern" and is a theme that markets could start to jump on, Bakhos said.
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In the past, I have had to jump on breaking news that touches on the tournament but spills outside the realm of sports.
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And while fans have been dying for a sequel, Blunt said she's hesitant to jump on board with a Devil Wears Prada 2.
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This along with how easily things can spread and how fast people can jump on others ideas makes it a very bad mix.
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"Everyone wants to jump on a soapbox when law enforcement engages a person and a civilian ends up getting killed," he tells PEOPLE.
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Or, if the defender tries to get an early jump on the stagger screens, Thompson can short cut backdoor for an easy layup.
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While he didn't reprise his role of Matt the Radar Technician from his 2016 appearance, he did jump on another cultural bandwagon: Fortnite.
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So hey — if it's gonna make the show better and you want to jump on the team and help keep this show no.
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The opportunity to pick up one of these things for under $100 is almost unheard of, so jump on it while you can.
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Marie and I are up, and Marie, with her long reach, pulls the steak to the platform so that I can jump on.
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The Democrats, the media and certain disaffected Republicans have been quick to jump on Trump, and he's given them a lot of material.
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The "Fast Money " traders debated whether to jump on the dip in Caterpillar shares after the company posted mixed quarterly results on Tuesday.
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The interest surprised him, but the reactions certainly make sense in this culture hungry to jump on the next cutting-edge, lucrative projects.
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Alongside working for Mashable, I also write horror and over the past few months I've tried to jump on the NoSleep ghost train.
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Those in favor of the tooth gem were excited to see it coming back into fashion and ready to jump on the bandwagon.
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"Lions are ambush hunters, so they creep up on their prey, get close, and jump on them unseen," he said in a statement.
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After a couple of days, Gonzalez Vidal says the group paid to jump on a twin-prop plane and head for Panama City.
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You can jump on turtles and use them to attack other enemies, instead of... well, that's actually what you do in Super Mario!
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"My first reaction was to get out, her&aposs was to jump on her baby brother," Aaliyah's mother Samantha Tygret told FOX5 Vegas.
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The NDFs jump on Monday compared with spot ringgit hitting a near 10-month low on falls in Malaysia's stocks and bond prices.
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It's selling for $32, but there are only 75 going up for sale—so if you want one, you better jump on it.
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After a sharp jump on Thursday, Brent crude slid 0.53 percent to $46 a barrel, extending losses for the week to 4 percent.
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But what Divorce lobs into that conversation feels slight: that it is possible to jump on a trampoline after life has crushed you.
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According to Markets Insider, the Hang Seng closed up by 3.8% as luxury and real-estate stocks saw a jump on the news.
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But the problem is so persistent that it can't be seen simply as fringe individuals trying trying to jump on the Trump bandwagon.
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Then one boarding team member had a different idea in mind: Jump on top of the thing and start banging on the hatch.
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"I think a lot of people are trying to get a jump on rebalancing," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at SlateStone Wealth.
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However, it is necessary, and when solutions are simple and widely supported, Congress needs to jump on the opportunity to make them happen.
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"Used cars all have different mileage, warranties and prices, so if you find one you want to buy, jump on it," Jones said.
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Lubin said the cryptocurrency's preeminence is why there's been so much criticism — "people with an agenda like to jump on that," he said.
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And before you jump on the rationalist bandwagon and criticize emotion-driven, illogical behavior, ask yourself a simple question: What is money for?
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Of course, planetary defense is only possible if scientists get the jump on any offending asteroids before they faceplant all over our civilization.
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But there are many reasons why police departments and cities should be cautious, and resist the instinct to jump on this "free" offer.
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" Self-conscious about seeming to jump on the enduring dining trend of hipsters, he added, "It seems like another twist on local food.
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Houston made an even more drastic jump on the glass: Before Bzdelik was hired, the Rockets were dead last in defensive rebound rate.
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Brookie said that while the Russian accounts might jump on a hot topic, the payoff would often come by throwing in related issues.
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While some viewers live in fear of running across a spoiler, others embrace the idea of getting a jump on the plot twists.
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James has an early jump on his free-agent recruiting efforts as his Los Angeles Lakers plunge deeper into turmoil by the day.
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But as more vendors jump on the bandwagon, it is essential that a distinction is made between a voice interface and an assistant.
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Italian food, often associated with quality and artisanship, is drawing growing interest from investors keen to jump on the next popular food trend.
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If you, too, want to get a jump on improving your cold storage, here are some recipes from our archives: Mango-Cranberry Chicken.
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"We'll take it very seriously," Cochrane told WVVA in Bluefield, W.Va. "If it meets that criteria, we'll definitely jump on that," he added.
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I told him to jump on the M4 that was about to arrive there and I would have a look at his injury.
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ARM apps will likely get better as more developers jump on board, which will solve a lot of the battery and performance issues.
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"Generally, almost all terrorist groups jump on the back of any major incident covered in the media," said Adam Hildreth, Crisp's chief executive.
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Unless she's getting an early jump on taxes this year ... she might very well have been cramming for an exam of some sort.
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"I think the hardest thing for me is deciding should I jump on a candidate that I know can win," Mr. Edmonds said.
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The man who once made bikini-clad women jump on trampolines now wants to set the nation's agenda on guns and health care.
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They jump on beds, they eat chocolate-covered strawberries, they look out the window and scream (which was truly uncalled for in Cleveland).
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Sales in that division surged 86% from a year ago compared to just a 24% jump on the player side of the business.
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It's only $10, which is an amazing price so I jump on it and tell the seller I can pick it up tonight.
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And when a tragedy like the Las Vegas shooting occurs, they are quick to jump on the bandwagon of heavily restrictive gun reform.
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If your house has become more valuable and you can jump on a lower interest rate, it's a "win-win," according to Sun.
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Perhaps most interesting is that the company gets the jump on the competition by being the first to ship with Android 10 preloaded.
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So I spend about an hour or so reading blogs on my phone, hoping in vain for Ed to jump on my lap.
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For that very reason, more and more companies are going to want to jump on the bandwagon with them, accelerating the trend's momentum.
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Another theme revolved around sleep — tracking it, getting more of it or timing it differently to get an earlier jump on the day.
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And then there's no time for us to get to the airport and jump on our Gulfstream Vs and fly to New Zealand.
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Brent crude futures, the international benchmark, rose as much as 210% to $275 per barrel at the open, the biggest jump on record.
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A famous stuntman working on CBS' "MacGyver" reboot had a motorcycle jump on set go horribly wrong ... and land him in the hospital.
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Weibo is booming as celebrities like Madonna and Leonardo DiCaprio jump on the bandwagon Weibo is booming as celebrities like Madonna and Leonardo DiCaprio jump on the bandwagon Weibo is best known as the Chinese Twitter, but unlike Jack Dorsey's company, it is booming, with user growth soaring, revenues up, and celebrities like Madonna, JK Rowling, and Leonardo DiCaprio jumping on the bandwagon.
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If consumers have better and easier access to their shows, they're more likely to jump on the cable subscription bandwagon to access more content.
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The Astros used their power to get a jump on Oakland, with Jake Marisnick, George Springer and Derek Fisher belting homers in the triumph.
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Subtropical Storm Alberto has gained an early jump on the 2100 hurricane season, heading toward expected landfall sometime Monday on the northern Gulf Coast.
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Subtropical Storm Alberto has gained an early jump on the 653 hurricane season, heading toward expected landfall sometime Monday on the northern Gulf Coast.
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Subtropical Storm Alberto has gained an early jump on the 2018 hurricane season, heading toward expected landfall sometime Monday on the northern Gulf Coast.
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Because of this, we jump on new furniture line releases and willingly — for the most part — spend full Saturdays roaming around the Ikea store.
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" And my favorite: "Clean rivers and breathable air are making us SOFT and letting the Chinese and the Russians get the jump on us.
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Deer are often blamed for being carriers of Lyme disease, infecting the ticks who feed on them, who then jump on to human hosts.
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All you have to do is dig around to see who and what is still offering some deals you may want to jump on.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk got a jump on the company's annual shareholder meeting yesterday, answering a few questions — among the thousands received — via Twitter.
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If you needed another reason to jump on Amazon's ultra-convenient Dash buttons, the online retail giant is giving you a whole lot more.
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Trump just isn't popular enough with voters – even among those who plan to vote for him – for others to jump on the Trump bandwagon.
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" That transitions from a capella to a sound straight out of the '70s, thanks to the heavy bass and shouts of "Jump on it!
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And given all the hype around how Whole230 will make you feel, it makes sense that people are thirsty to jump on the bandwagon.
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But for those who look forward to getting a jump on the 2017 holiday season with early Black Friday deals, they may be disappointed.
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Well over a year after Pokémon Go became a phenomenon, we're finally starting to see other major properties jump on the augmented reality train.
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Compared to a year earlier, this reflects a 13 percent increase on the bottom line and a 3 percent jump on the top line.
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The sheep, named Anna and Sam, are very friendly, coming out to greet and possibly jump on any guests who'd like to feed them.
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Before you jump on a plane to head across the pond, though, you should know tickets for the event are already all sold out.
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You could jump on this offer, and then relax, safe in the knowledge that you'll be first in line to play the new title.
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Snapchat may be the latest company to jump on offering official challenges for users to participate in, but it's in no way the first.
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Target's video game sales are rare and popular with gamers, so you'll want to jump on the opportunity as soon as they come up.
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I finish up and my colleague wants to debrief, so I take a quick shower and jump on a call with her at 10.
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HOOQ and fellow Southeast Asia-based rival iFlix initially had the jump on Netflix, which did not expand its service globally until January 2016.
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In commodities, Brent crude futures and U.S. crude futures jumped around $1 to $63.46 and $56.36 per barrel following a 1% jump on Friday.
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"I jump in the shower with a bathing suit and then jump on them wherever they are in the house, soaking wet," she said.
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If you want to get a taste of what's available, we've found a couple of stand-out deals to jump on while you can.
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Oregon — the first state to jump on board — has already fully implemented automatic registration, and early research on its effects on turnout is encouraging.
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You know if we just waited for hundreds of millions of people to jump on board, we wouldn't be making any changes at all.
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If we wanted to jump on a trend, we might think it would be a good time to buy shares of defense company stocks.
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If that happened in London or America, I'd just think the guy wants to MC—so I said, 'Yeah, no problem man, jump on.
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Given how much momentum VR has right now, it's also plausible that new companies could jump on board, especially PC hardware and accessory manufacturers.
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But if you're not a natural when it comes to makeup, Anderson is giving you even more of a reason to jump on board.
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That prompted Jackson to write an open letter to Silicon Valley, urging other tech giants to follow suit and jump on the transparency train.
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All in all, as more and more travellers jump on the interactive bandwagon, the success of AskTSA's user-outreach services will continue to grow.
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In an aside, Cramer labeled Amazon "the best stock to own when the president doesn't tweet" thanks to its 1.5 percent jump on Thursday.
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This month, you can jump on Black Friday savings early by entering the code BFSAVE15 for 15% off — bringing the price to just $63.74.
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And we realized it all comes down to this: We've just got to make a good album—because otherwise people won't jump on board.
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Social media users were quick to jump on Trump's comment, with many suggesting that Trump has not purchased his own groceries in many years.
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For example, during exams while sitting quietly at her desk, Louis would often jump on her, barking and sometimes destroying objects in the room.
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"We're gonna jump on a bus and we're gonna give the passengers a little private performance," says David at the start of the clip.
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When pop culture news used to happen, brands would often jump on the trending topics to promote their products with a light-hearted quip.
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Others feature the popular-but-underutilized Kuribo's Shoe, a famed one-level wonder that made it possible for Mario to jump on spiky objects.
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They jump on undervalued companies when there are windows to correct the undervaluation and the chance to win a majority vote at shareholder meetings.
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Sacrifice four hours from a workday to jump on a bus that crawls through midday traffic for an hour to reach remote Roosevelt Island.
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Now we need everyone to jump on board — every governor, mayor, senator, Member of Congress, officeholders from the past, political contenders in the present.
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"Senator Heitkamp will jump on the big, bad Trump and the stupid policy that's coming out of Washington hurting our farmers," Mr. Schafer said.
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And while some viewers live in fear of running across a spoiler, others embrace the idea of getting a jump on the plot twists.
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During the Iraq War period, what we really saw was virtually the entire press jump on board together to get behind this war effort.
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This blows for Kim Kardashian ... she's had to jump on social media to deny a drug rumor based on a video she herself posted.
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Republican politicians have been quick to jump on these reports, using them to justify their claims that internal biases also translate into Google's products.
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Getting a jump on the competition, Ms. Warren plans to head not just to Iowa but other early voting states in the coming weeks.
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Fans not eager to jump on the D or F train can see many of the games on CBS Sports Network, SNY or ESPN+.
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But for passionate eaters like Ms. Martins, there's no better reason to jump on a plane than a meal at a bucket-list restaurant.
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"Her announcement today allows many individuals who may have been waiting to now jump on board my campaign," Ms. Mayhew said in an interview.
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Louis Vuitton owner LVMH's 5.6% jump on strong sales was the biggest boost to the index and lifted stocks across the luxury goods sector.
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Climate strike If your co-worker or classmate isn't around today, it may not be because they're getting an early jump on the weekend.
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"You don't jump on a plane with enough doses to kill thousands ... without your boss knowing about it," he said, according to the network.
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Acorda Therapeutics – Acorda is seeing its shares jump on news that investor Steven Cohen's Point72 Asset Management disclosed a 9.8% stake in the drugmaker.
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Ah, Black Friday: a mad scramble to jump on every crazy deal and complete your holiday shopping list for as few bones as possible.
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GEDmatch had also been the primary database used by competing companies like Parabon, which got an early jump on offering forensic genetic genealogy services.
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I may be the CEO, but to sign a top candidate I've been known to jump on airplanes and do the recruitment myself, quickly.
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As Fitzgerald went in motion, Newman correctly posited that he was getting a jump on his over route, an angled dash across the middle.
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Retail shoppers are taking advantage of the online giant's Prime Day to get a jump on back-to-school shopping for the fall semester.
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Brent crude futures, the international benchmark, rose as much as 19.5% to $71.95 per barrel at the open, the biggest intraday jump on record.
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Climate change denialists were quick to jump on Dr. Campbell's research as proof that increased carbon dioxide is making the world a better place.
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I try to jump on the phone, or be in the room as much as possible, but I never want to be the bottleneck.
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This book is a collection of the 50 greatest train journeys out there, and will make you want to jump on one right away.
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Qantas is one of the first local corporates to jump on the sticker trend, but you have to admit, that roo is pretty cute. Cricket.
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The best part is that there's no subscription required, so once you jump on this awesome deal, you'll be able to edit your photos forever.
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Meanwhile, outside of the big three, every other phone maker seemed content to jump on the notched screen bandwagon and settle for similarly iterative aesthetics.
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"There were opportunities to jump on loose pucks, there were opportunities to kill the play, and that didn't happen," St. Louis coach Mike Yeo said.
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If more developers jump on board with eye-tracking controls, it could pave the way for more PC makers to integrate it into their machines.
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By ruining other people's lives, and controlling them and their money, John is able to banish any concerns about others getting the jump on him.
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While Coach was quick to jump on the opportunity to create garments for Graham to wear on the shoot, other houses weren't all that enthusiastic.
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Always eager to jump on an opportunity for nostalgia, the brand's gift guide is dubbed CrazyCozyCool (a nod to TLC's sophomore studio album, of course).
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For a crucial jump on timings, traders said their companies had installed audio feeds directly relaying parliamentary action a few seconds faster than television broadcasts.
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Despite all these issues, Google would expand Daydream's presence massively and almost instantly at I/O if it could convince Samsung to jump on board.
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"I think it's unfortunate how quickly people jump on him (Hamilton)," said Brown of a driver who won his first title with McLaren in 2008.
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But until Android payments can be accepted at a broader swathe of stores, Apple has managed to get a jump on the competition — for now.
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Now is the perfect time to jump on this deal and provide faster and more complete coverage in your home, before all hell breaks loose.
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Financial gurus like Mark Cuban and Warren Buffett have weighed in, offering their takes on why one should or shouldn't jump on the bitcoin bandwagon.
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The latest to jump on this trend is fashion-turned-beauty-and lifestyle star Jenn Im, with the debut of her new fashion line, Eggie.
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Admins can already jump on an accelerated timeline and disable classic Hangouts right now (but they still need an invitation from Google to do so).
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The southern province of Hainan was the first to jump on the bandwagon, saying it was thinking of doing so as early as November 2018.
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Spring Man, meanwhile, has springy arms, while his hair has a similar bounce, and his arena is lined with trampoline-like pads to jump on.
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While this will solve progression, you still won't be able to jump on a a console and play against PC players with cross-play support.
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Russia's reluctance to jump on board a bigger OPEC production cut may signal a potential fissure within the oil producer alliance, known as OPEC plus.
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"How can we support an immigration system that forces people to hide and jump on trains where they're attacked and assaulted," Tamai told BuzzFeed News.
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When you jump on to trends before they're, well, a thing, you're in for a real treat as soon as you step out in public.
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But for companies vying for attention in the competitive mobile industry, the oppo-tunity to jump on the bandwagon is too good to pass up.
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Along the way, filmmakers like Ava DuVernay have been invited to direct Marvel movies, and have declined to jump on board in the first place.
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Dogs jump on me while I put on makeup, husband helps me pack my breakfast (yogurt today, woohoo!) and lunch, and I'm out the door.
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Her super chill NYE will be soundtracked by Jaden Smith's new album, Syre, if you want to jump on her homebody vibe for the evening.
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Between the friendly price, rave reviews, and unrivaled construction, there really isn't a reason not to jump on this game-changer now that it's restocked.
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Tour operator TUI was the biggest loser on the index, down 7.2 percent on profit taking after its results led to a jump on Tuesday.
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On the final day, it is pulled down and the public is invited to jump on the boxes as a final act in the destruction.
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Grab has also raised funds north of $3 billion since last year as investors jump on board the potentially lucrative digital market in Southeast Asia.
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Annoyed that she got the jump on them, all the other women use the opportunity to trash Demi for kissing Colton in front of everyone.
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While the attacks are considered unprovoked -- meaning a person didn't jump on or grab hold of a shark -- they didn't come out of the blue.
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That's the beauty of Amazon Fire TV, so why not jump on the hype train with a couple of Fire TV devices on sale today?
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This will place you ahead of the curve, in addition to making you ready to jump on any last-minute opportunities that might pop up.
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In 2015, median household incomes — one of the broadest gauges of what a "typical" U.S. household earns — rose 5.2 percent, the biggest jump on record.
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There are some amazing deals on 4K smart TVs — which allow you to seamlessly access different streaming apps — for you to jump on this weekend.
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An easy way for borrowers to get a jump on student loan payments before their grace periods end is to make them automatic, Kantrowitz said.
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Last week, we featured sales on gear from outdoor retailers who were hoping to get a jump on the creeping monolith that is Black Friday.
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So if you ever find yourself in a position where you can jump on a motorized tricycle and put on a VR headset, do it.
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Yes, New Jersey had the foresight to jump on MMA early, and so 20 years later it's New York that looks provincial and hopelessly square.
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With two accessories powerhouse brands, Fendi and Chanel, as creative outlets, Lagerfeld has been able to stretch the boundaries of what consumers might jump on.
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A good rule of thumb is that as soon as generals and hospital administrators jump on a management bandwagon, it is time to ask questions.
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And to jump on the bandwagon yourself, click on for a visual (and shoppable) selection of the pieces that have us rethinking florals this season.
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Melissa Clark has a terrific new weeknight recipe that you could jump on this evening, for sheet-pan paprika chicken with tomatoes and Parmesan (above).
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Like broken clocks, opponents of higher academic standards are trying to jump on a problem in some states that utilized computerized annual assessments this year.
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Truth doesn't matter, but if your job does, and you're in law-enforcement, you better tow the line and jump on board the apology train.
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They howl when they don't get their way and jump on people to show their love, even if those people are wearing long white gowns.
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The cardinal household rule was "do not jump on the furniture," said Mr. Kagan's daughter Vanessa Diserio, who confirmed his death, of a heart attack.
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Volkswagen has been slower to jump on the mobility bandwagon, partly because it has been consumed by an emission-cheating scandal involving its diesel models.
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At least that's the case with the baby goats which jump on the backs of paying customers attending Original Goat Yoga classes in Corvallis, Oregon.
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I'd gotten smarter about money, and I was able to jump on a cheap space in Harlem because I wasn't scared of the city anymore.
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Swaim's eyes were looking the other way, allowing Davis to get a jump on him, and leading to a brutal collision between the two players.
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The move is a major step toward party unity that will likely pressure other holdouts to jump on board with both monetary and political support.
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Optical component makers saw their stocks jump on Trump's ZTE news, with Oclaro, Lumentum and Finisar rising 2.9 percent, 2.2 percent and 1 percent, respectively.
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"From a political standpoint, the easiest thing to have done is jump on all those anxieties, to make people angrier and more frustrated," Rubio said.
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Prior to 2016, openings at CBL's properties had been moving slightly earlier every year, with many retailers trying to get a jump on holiday sales.
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Because Philadelphia is the best fucking city in the world and you bet your ass we're gonna jump on the chance to expense a cheesesteak.
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Lucky for me, Refinery29 had the same question, so we decided to jump on a plane to Italy and investigate the truth behind the label.
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"[Now] what I do is I jump on the motorcycle with the dog, ask if there's any serendipity, and go around and watch the smiles."
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But when she realizes that certain issues like marriage equality or minimum wage gain traction she is smart enough to jump on the bandwagon. Mrs.
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O on Thursday became the latest to jump on the bandwagon, changing its name to Long Blockchain Corp, helping its shares increase nearly four times.
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"Going into the last lap, getting a little jump on the field, I have to take my only opening that I might have," he said.
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If Tejal Rao's description of Japan's luxurious Kit Kat boutiques doesn't make you want to jump on a plane immediately, we are very different people.
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"Obviously in this current situation with the lack of activity, I thought I'd jump on the train and give it a try," said the German.
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"It's very tempting for aquavit producers to jump on the New York train right way," said Jonas Andersen, of the food hall in Grand Central.
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To many primed to back an Anti-Establishment candidate, he might tell little lies that his opponents jump on, but his truths are big truths.
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The southern province of Hainan was the first to jump on the bandwagon, saying it was thinking of doing so as early as November 26.8650.
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