How coronaviruses jump to peopleVincent Munster, a virologist at Rocky Mountain Laboratories, previously told Business Insider that only betacoronaviruses can make the jump to humans and nest in our respiratory tracts.
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That would jump to $20,500 (!!!) under the Senate plan.
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Don't jump to conclusions — a little mystery is healthy.
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Manufacturers are eyeing a straight jump to Level 4 functionality.
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This year that number's expected to jump to $62.75 billion.
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By age 85, the odds jump to one in three.
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" The official continued, "We don't want to jump to conclusions.
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After that, the price will jump to $7.99 for everyone.
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During rain storms, it can jump to 593% or higher.
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It would be a very large jump to become president.
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They'll hire new analysts, and they jump to wild conclusions.
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Legend was quick to jump to the reality star's defense.
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Founders shouldn't jump to the end game before they're ready.
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And before you jump to strictly salad conclusions, just wait.
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I can't believe your mind didn't jump to ice cream.
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With an appeal, the price tag could jump to $20,000.
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Should Diallo jump to the NBA as soon as possible?
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That will jump to 222% (221 billion people) by 231.
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So it's important not to jump to conclusions just yet.
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With a field this large, let's not jump to conclusions.
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He decided in 2016 to make the jump to Mixer.
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"I think people jump to conclusions too fast," he said.
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The tariffs will jump to 25 percent on Jan. 1.
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"But I wouldn't immediately jump to that conclusion," he added.
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Those duties will jump to 25 percent on Jan. 33.
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And delaying the jump to adulthood has real social consequences.
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Both have made the jump to major college ball look easy.
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But it's easy to see why people jump to that conclusion.
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People should not jump to conclusions without seeing the evidence. REP.
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Then, we time jump to where Alison's memories stopped that evening.
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And before you jump to conclusions, Teigen is definitely not pregnant.
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Try not to jump to conclusions today, and avoid picking fights.
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In theory, those people could jump to cheaper, off-market plans.
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But the jump to 25% tariffs presented a much bigger challenge.
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However, experts have cautioned both sides not to jump to conclusions.
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How about we jump to the analysis of the horizontal motion?
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Others said it was simply too early to jump to conclusions.
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Jump to the 43-minute mark to hear Farrell's crazy story.
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If they want to move, they can jump to another Selina.
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But not everyone is so quick to jump to Trump's defense.
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It sucks when people are so willing to jump to conclusions.
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By 2050, that number is expected to jump to 90 days.
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Treinen, the Opening Day closer, had his ERA jump to 9.22.
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Chris Cuomo made the jump to primetime from mornings in June.
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Just don't jump to conclusions or give in to paranoia, Aquarius!
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"They jump to their feet when they see women," Ling says.
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Don't jump to conclusions, make important decisions, or hold important meetings.
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Then it's a bit of a jump to the final speaker.
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Meanwhile, among undocumented immigrants, uninsured rates further jump to 45 percent.
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In Staten Island, regulatory hurdles forced JUMP to remove its bikes.
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In neither case did prosecutors jump to set the prisoner free.
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The person who sits there controls the jump to hyperspace. 63.
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And once he got successful, he did not jump to blockbusters.
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Take it slow today, and don't jump to conclusions, little scorpion.
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Save the 30-day calendar PDF here, and jump to it!
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Many other N.B.A. players have made the jump to content creation.
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The team quickly had to jump to prevent the message's distrubtion.
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Why jump to a very expensive drug as front-line therapy?
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Praying this fire does not jump to their track #anaheimhillsfire pic.twitter.
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I have a little more energy and jump to play offense.
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His top individual tax rate would jump to 52% (from 37%).
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That should jump to $6 billion to $7 billion in 2022.
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Here&aposs why the neobank exec made a jump to crypto.
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You can click on any chapter to jump to that chapter.
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The stories reflect the shift, a hyperspace jump to new regions.
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Austin: You can't jump to the second half of the game.
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Will the N.C.A.A. allow such a large jump to happen quickly?
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He wasn't ready to make the jump to the top team.
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The base fare for subways and buses could jump to $3.
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They also find Creek's dad with her and jump to the conclusion that he's responsible for all these girls, which...well if he'd recently given me a black eye, I might jump to that conclusion also.
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That figure worsened the following week with a jump to 9.25 percent.
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The bank is projecting a further jump to $22000 billion next year.
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Nothing is every black and white; people jump to conclusions a lot.
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But when the subscription price to jump to $2.99, the quality plummeted.
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You guys want to jump to the very end of the line.
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It goes away as soon as I jump to the tablet configuration.
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When picturing high-protein foods, many people's minds immediately jump to meat.
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At 50 cents per visit, that revenue would jump to $250 million.
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Other Europeans seize on such examples to jump to the opposite conclusion.
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Fulton, the school board member, urged people not to jump to conclusions.
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Desirability played a significant role in San Francisco's jump to No. 7.
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We have always feared a human-assisted jump to a western state.
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It takes less force, which makes it an easier jump to land.
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I'll get half way through a book and then jump to another.
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So let's jump to three days earlier when the episode really begins.
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By 2022, the number is expected to jump to 69.8% of menus.
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Reuters reported last October the cost would jump to 5.4 billion euros.
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Dallas is the second digital influencer to make the jump to Netflix.
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It is not a time to either politicize or jump to conclusions.
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Let's jump to the most recent global recession, the one of 2009.
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Growth in the fourth quarter should jump to 2.3 percent, it added.
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I don't want to jump to conclusions, but shouldn't someone be concerned?
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"You can't jump to conclusions with these types of things," Democratic Rep.
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Fox would jump to the top of the list of logical partners.
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Wages in San Francisco will jump to $2023 an hour on Sunday.
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"People should not jump to conclusions without seeing the evidence," Rosenstein said.
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Don't jump to conclusions here — we're not talking about a wedding gown.
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Her jaw drops, her hands jump to her face, and she screams.
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I think it's very difficult to jump to conclusions in this area.
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That's all to say, investors can be quick to jump to conclusions.
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Don't jump to conclusions or make commitments today, but enjoy the ride!
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So would the fund's negative fees, which would jump to 0.29 percent.
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For many 'Drag Race' queens, the jump to business owner was rocky.
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By 22018, Allied Research Marketing projects it will jump to $20203 billion.
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They have learned not to judge by appearances or jump to conclusions.
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"Maybe in a week, the number will jump to $6003,000," he said.
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But we also need to be careful not to jump to conclusions.
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These rates jump to 10 percent and 11 percent respectively in 2019.
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Salas, a key contributor last fall, had his E.R.A. jump to 6.44.
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So don't jump to conclusions yet about the people who cover you.
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And we might have to jump to 500 in the coming years.
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It'll jump to the 'Days' tab and show you the best photos.
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Now let's jump to the post-603 period — the Soviets invaded Afghanistan.
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This is forecast to jump to 75 percent over the next 20 years.
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The researchers watched light jump to opposite edges and corners of their apparatus.
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The audience is shocked as the star's fellow Challengers jump to their feet.
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By 2021, this number to could jump to 5.2 million — 734 metric tons.
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Best are pickled jalapeño slices, which give a little jump to the meal.
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Their wage will jump to $13.60 in November and gradually increase each year.
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But it's worth taking a closer look before you jump to instant alarm.
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It currently costs $29, but will jump to $49 in the new year.
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Cynthia Nixon might become the latest celebrity to make the jump to politics.
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The price of a typical hunting boot could jump to $222.27 from $190.
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That's for the single serving configuration, which will jump to $249 at retail.
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When they make the jump to humans, these viruses can cause major epidemics.
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If they are ready to jump to another team, it's in their hands.
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Cuddly orangutans, swift foxes and more need your help, so jump to it.
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So let's wait and find out what happened before we jump to conclusions.
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The ones who raise the bar and make you jump to get there.
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That's a 30 percent jump to sales in North America, according to Forbes.
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Like its digital ancestor, Omegle, BIGO made the jump to porn early on.
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If global temperatures rise 2 degrees Celsius, that percentage would jump to half.
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By the end of 2025, that number is slated to jump to 72.
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Hailey Bieber is always quick to jump to her husband Justin Bieber's defense.
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"We're not going to jump to any conclusions at this time," Nunes said.
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"We're not going to jump to any conclusions at this time," insisted Nunes.
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Look like the jump to the silver screen is treating Harry Styles well!
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Jump to 2013 when Microsoft acquired mobile phone carrier Nokia for $7.6 billion.
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Duke then made the jump to "SNL," and had memorable roles as Mrs.
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Using PlusPoints will allow passengers to jump to the top of the waitlist.
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By the end of 2628, that number is slated to jump to 28503.
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Compared to that, a jump to Supergirl's world seems like a joy ride.
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That figure could jump to $10,000 or $20,000 for a few days' work.
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Three examples jump to mind, and I wish instead that number were thirty.
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Now, Soroka is making a similar jump, to regularly inhabiting the live stage.
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Some strategists say the claims could easily jump to 1 million or more.
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Two weeks later, the city reported a jump to 160 COVID-19 cases.
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Until the fiscal deficit proposals are heard, one should not jump to conclusions.
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Right off the bat, some songs seemed to jump to mind more often.
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We're at a discontinuity, and we need to jump to the next curve.
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This year, Black Friday sales alone are expected to jump to $9.1 billion.
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If we don't rein in emissions that number will jump to 74 percent.
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So lets wait and find out what happened before we jump to conclusions.
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Jon Stewart was two years from retirement; Colbert would soon jump to CBS.
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The last thing we want to do is jump to any conclusions, prematurely.
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"It's a big jump to go to a big invasive procedure," he said.
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Jepsen is 2-5 this year and saw his ERA jump to 6.26.
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Apple TV: Jump to Settings > Privacy > Limit Ad Tracking and turn it on.
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But the criticism of his decision to jump to Golden State irritated him.
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No one should jump to any conclusions when approaching the topic of sexual violence.
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Green said it was important not jump to conclusions from a single month's data.
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I'm saying until we know for sure it's highly irresponsible to jump to conclusions.
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So let&aposs not jump to conclusions as what actually was in that meeting.
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But without further context, we can't really jump to conclusions about what that means.
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Because what happened is like we got a jump to a much higher level.
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Return rates jump to about 30% or higher when looking at just online purchases.
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MARK CARNEY: Now, the issue is you don't just jump to something new overnight.
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And then if they still continue to list them, the violations jump to $7,500.
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This isn't the first time Mattel has made a jump to become more inclusive.
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If you make the jump to Medicare Advantage, don't do it on the fly.
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You could click on these words to jump to that part of the transcription.
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"We don't want to jump to conclusions," Javid said during a visit to Salisbury.
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Instead, only a small handful have made the jump to mobile at this time.
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Howard helped the Bears jump to a 453-0 lead on their opening possession.
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Some analysts forecast VietJet shares will jump to more than 143,000 dong per share.
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Virgo season asks us to be patient, so don't jump to premature conclusions, Aquarius.
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On the other hand ... Russ's fans were also quick to jump to his defense.
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Why jump to so many easy, lazy, potentially wrong conclusions throughout the entire process?
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She was one of his first recruits when he made the jump to TNT.
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Might be time to jump to a DSLR and channel your inner photo-pro.
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It was recently announced that "Seinfeld" will make the jump to Netflix in 2021.
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His fastball was sitting at 24.67-210, but it had some jump to it.
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We'll find out in time, and people like to jump to conclusions very quickly.
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Because you see his ability to jump, to block shots, his length, that's special.
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Furthermore, investors should not jump to conclusions as to who is dovish or hawkish.
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They expected annual returns to jump to 7.83 percent in the decades to follow.
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It's just a jump to the left, and then a step to the right.
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The current minimum hourly wage is $217 and will jump to $2680 in January.
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Military spending will jump to $716 billion in 2019, from $634 billion in 2017.
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The current minimum hourly wage is $215 and will jump to $1203 in January.
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To this day, TV shows don't usually make the jump to the big screen.
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So as Smidt points out, many would rather jump to a third party candidate.
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The taskbar should then jump to the side of the screen you have chosen.
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If you'd like to jump to the fun section, head to the seventh item.
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It's the same problem we have with Trump — everyone wants to jump to conclusions.
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"You can't jump to conclusions with these types of things," Clyburn told The Times.
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They attributed the jump to a change in the way they diagnosed confirmed cases.
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Coronaviruses are common in many types of animals, and can sometimes jump to humans.
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Quite possibly his breakdown of yet another classic Biden gaffe (jump to 1:30).
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SARS mainly infects animals, but can jump to humans and start spreading among them.
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Tap the arrow icon in the search box to jump to each highlighted word.
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It's way too early to jump to conclusions on any one theory just yet.
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Goldman Sachs' 2.4 percent jump to $149.1 gave the biggest boost to the Dow.
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"To jump to the largest school system on the planet is incredible," he said.
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To do so, jump to the home screen and head to Settings > Initial Setup.
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If you're really ready to jump to a new path, get on with it!
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For highly drug-resistant strains of TB, those treatments can jump to five years.
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She's also become an obsession among conservatives, who jump to attack her every remark.
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As the whole bar joins him, Scarn narrates, saying, "You jump to the right and you shake that hand and you jump to the left and you shake that hand, meet new friends, tie that yarn, that's how you do The Scarn!"
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It's just, the amount of times we've seen a director do something for $500k, and then the jump to $10-30 mil, and then the jump to $80 to $120 — it's happened enough times for it to kind of be a trend.
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Though, the SFMTA staff is recommending the city allow JUMP to deploy another 250 bikes.
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The season premiere will jump to 1990, on the day that Madonna's "Vogue" is released.
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KW: I have one more Twitter-related question, before we jump to Silicon Valley stuff.
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The 14 passengers on board, parachutists, were forced to jump to safety in mid-air.
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Don't let all the small things make you jump to conclusions (sorry, I had to).
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The survey polled 619 businesses, and showed a jump to 105.8, the highest since 2004.
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As a group, we are hardwired to jump to overzealous conclusions about short-term events.
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The buy orders indicate a 15% jump to a daily limit-high of 5,450 yen.
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That number will apparently jump to 50 million a day by the end of 2018.
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Following his jump to Oracle in 2010, he was then promoted to CEO in 2014.
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This base model isn't touchscreen, but you can jump to that for an extra $300.
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AR headsets haven't made the jump to consumers, but they're still a full-fledged industry.
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Zafar's fans were quick to jump to his defense by attempting to discredit Shafi's account.
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It's unclear if the promo price will jump to $140 when a customer's contract expires.
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After the Sling TV well runs dry, immediately jump to Vue for another free trial.
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Jump to current-day Alabama, where a judge ruled one of these laws was invalid.
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But experts are not going to jump to conclusions about who is behind the malware.
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So making the jump to an actual TV feels like a natural extension of that.
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Andrew Goldberg, an iFixit teardown engineer told Mashable he didn't want to jump to conclusions.
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Several other startups are making the jump to the formerly staid and sleepy insurance business.
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It works like a deck of slides with buttons to jump to the relevant slide.
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If you excite an electron with energy, it will jump to a higher energy level.
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I also think it's wrong to jump to conclusions with something as major as terrorism.
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Unlike some television actors, he's not trying to jump to award-winning, big screen fare.
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Both American and Delta saw their scores jump to 76, up 6% and 7%, respectively.
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Please look at it, take it in, and don't jump to any conclusions too quickly.
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At any time you can jump to the next level if you've earned enough points.
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Before the year's rapidly approaching end, that number is expected to jump to over 45.
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KW: I have one more Twitter-related question before we jump to Silicon Valley stuff.
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I jump to my feet, put on a baseball cap and sunglasses, and dash out.
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But earlier this month, that number began to jump, to 28503,22019, then 500,000, then 600,000.
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By 2060, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, that figure will jump to 22007 percent.
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Once you get to November or December, rates can jump to $488 and $504 respectively.
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Then, quickly jump to the opposite side, swapping your legs back and forth in midair.
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There's even a table of contents below so you can jump to a specific section.
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Reign in your urge to jump to conclusions, and consider taking a social media break.
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Punk, of course, wasn't the first WWE superstar to make the jump to the Octagon.
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And there are several procedural hurdles Republicans will have to jump to get this done.
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Though nothing has been confirmed, Twitter was quick to jump to conclusions about the romance.
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However, the rate can jump to as high as 45% when CPR was administered immediately.
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"My Life Would Suck Without You" holds the record for largest jump to No. 1.
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A week later, after contests in Arizona, Florida, Illinois and Ohio, that'll jump to 61%.
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The investigation is still underway, he said, and the government will not jump to conclusions.
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"It's important to focus on positive reinforcement and not jump to negative," Dr. Pont said.
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There are a few of them, but their answers do not immediately jump to mind.
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Well, I'm going to jump to another question and Lauren can ask the one above.
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And when people are afraid they jump to conclusions, and often the conclusions are wrong.
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MJ also confirmed that he had heard of Brensten staff making the jump to devCodeCamp.
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Instead, we instinctively jump to the partisan conclusion because it's how we protect our identities.
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Harris was another who might jump to the NFL who elected to play for Alabama.
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In a world so quick to jump to conclusions, it can be difficult to know.
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Most of us are quick to jump to conclusions with a limited amount of information.
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The Wuhan coronavirus seems to have originated in bats before making the jump to humans.
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To protect against expected flooding levels in 2060, the cost would jump to $181 million.
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Swipe right or left across the button to jump to the next or previous track.
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He suggested that sterling could jump to $1.54 by mid-2019 in such a scenario.
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He overcame damp conditions and a chilly, breezy morning to jump to a hot start.
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And they do a kind of half-flip jump to the ground from a sapling.
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By age 40, those amounts jump to $182 annually for women and $212 for men.
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In other words, don't jump to conclusions or overthink it if someone's response seems rude.
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Would it be worth it for James Madison to make the jump to the F.B.S.?
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And no one should jump to the defense of the man with the wandering hands.
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Only 220006 percent of Democrats said reporters today were less likely to jump to conclusions.
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Two older boys were able to jump to safety through second-floor windows, neighbors said.
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Don't jump to conclusions early this week—you don't have all of the information yet.
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Moving forward, the SFMTA says it will work with JUMP to "improve geographic equity and distribution."
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" In another tweet, she wrote, "To be clear: I am just saying DON'T JUMP TO CONCLUSIONS.
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The experience became a huge hurdle he had to jump to produce the highly successful Deadpool.
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Exiting the Council informal briefing, Russian Deputy Ambassador Vladimir Safronkov said "we shouldn't jump to conclusions."
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But, before you jump to conclusions, you need to hear the full account of what happened.
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With a price of $999 that means the Surface Laptop would quickly jump to over $33,000.
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That compares with a more than 16 percent jump to $92.4 billion for market leader Amazon.
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"How and when that jump to civilian life began, we don't exactly know," Mr. English said.
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Tariffs on frozen beef will jump to 50 percent from the current 38.5 percent between Aug.
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Animals host a massive number of viruses, and sometimes these viruses make the jump to humans.
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And he's taking full advantage by making the jump to hyperspace, if you catch our drift.
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But I would be careful not to jump to conclusions about the administration's attitude to Islam.
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Don't jump to a conclusion, you've got to be really careful that this is done right.
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The business saw its GMV jump to $4.1 billion in 2017 from $1.5 billion in 2016.
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It's not for me to jump to conclusions about a legal process that is now unfolding.
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IBM does not jump to top of mind for buyers looking for next-generation collaboration tools.
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Before you jump to understandable conclusions, please note that no one's name is actually Lukas Graham.
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BlackBerry would like security or productivity to jump to mind when you think of the company.
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I have a mild obsession with company towns, and two, in particular, always jump to mind.
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Sanofi is making a big jump to stanch public criticism and keep drug pricing in check.
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Germany will also publish figures on Wednesday that expected to show a jump to 2 percent.
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Why it matters: Many mosquito-borne illnesses circulate in animals before making the jump to humans.
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It was tough to see people jump to conclusions here and assume the worst from Coinbase.
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Well, before we jump to judgement, Savin is not just a regular man off the street.
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The number could grow to 300,000 in September and later jump to 400,000, de Radiguès said.
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The reason: For many, the hurdles necessary to jump to arrive at school are too high.
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The United Nations expects that number to jump to 300,000 by the end of the year.
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But the reason some strains jump to humans while others don't remains a mystery to scientists.
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On the very next platform, you have to make a little jump to avoid its arc.
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Enel's client base in power distribution in Brazil will jump to 17 million from 7 million.
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Schumacher said the 10-year could jump to 2.60 or 2.65 percent if Taylor were nominated.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway bought more Apple shares before their latest jump to all-time highs.
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"You can't jump to conclusions with these types of things," he told The New York Times.
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Uber has already partnered with Jump to offer its pedal-assist electric bikes in San Francisco.
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Olga, laughing, ladles spoons of sugar into the pan, making the flames jump to the rafters.
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Tariffs on frozen beef would jump to 2300 percent from the current 38.5 percent between Aug.
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Users can also jump to additional related content to those products or elements in the photo.
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Temperatures could jump to 211 today and the sun will put in lots of face time.
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But Warren experienced a 28503-point jump, to 22019 percent who said she could beat Trump.
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I think too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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Is Tesla really going to, for instance, jump to building 500,000 cars a year by 2018?
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Click on any category below to jump to a topic:BedroomBathroomKitchenSmall AppliancesCleaning & OrganizationDecorTech & GadgetsSchool SuppliesBackpacks & Lunch Boxes
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How did you make that jump to thinking people are going to want to buy this?
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But after that period runs out, the price will jump to at least $5.99 a month.
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CHINA'S ONSHORE ONE-YEAR DOLLAR/YUAN SWAP POINTS JUMP TO 795 POINTS, HIGHEST SINCE MARCH 2018
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Don't jump to premature conclusions — or premature despair, if you consider Trump a threat to democracy.
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Last year heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury made headlines teasing a potential jump to mixed-martial arts.
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Ankara expects growth to jump to a 5% rate this year, more than most analysts expect.
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In 9113, there was a jump to 12 original films, and then to 16 in 2015.
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Tariffs on frozen beef will jump to 50 percent from the current 22017 percent between Aug.
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I'm a long-time Spotify user with no interest in making the jump to Apple Music.
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When a more final product rolls out, that number should jump to around $10 to $15.
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In 2019, that floor will jump to 10 percent — where it previously was for most taxpayers.
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Before we jump to the end of her campaign, it's important to remember where Harris started.
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But he does not have to make that type of jump to achieve his electoral objective.
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Aides and advisers insisted it was still early, and urged reporters not to jump to conclusions.
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McAleenan said he did not want to jump to any conclusions about the causes or motive.
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If you're in a grumpy mood, it's very important that you don't jump to conclusions tonight.
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BTW -- we didn't jump to this declaration easily ... this is the second time we've seen DADZILLA.
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The Federal League's Indianapolis Hoosiers offered to double his money if he'd jump to their league.
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Hailey and Justin Bieber are slowing things down a bit — but let's not jump to any conclusions.
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Under the AHCA, that would jump to either $5,100 or $13,600 depending on where that person lives.
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Maybe Apple will jump to 8, or even skip up to 10 in light of the anniversary.
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You can then click on any letter (or number) to jump to that section of the list.
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The mosque's response The mosque urged the public to not jump to conclusions or spread unsubstantiated rumors.
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Goldman Sachs attributed the recent jump to an increase in imports, especially those from the Gulf Coast.
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Currently, it's illegal for companies like Lime, Bird, or Jump to operate scooter rentals in the area.
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That shift could have big effects, such as a sudden jump to higher interest rates for borrowers.
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Plans start at $80 a month for internet only and jump to $119 after the first year.
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He's now a fantastic 27-4 overall and 2-1 since making the jump to the UFC.
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U.S. tariffs on around $200 billion in Chinese imports are set to jump to 25% on Jan.
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The most expensive version, the Model 2000 Performance, will see its top speed jump to 23 mph.
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His jump to strictly a streaming service marks a major shift for the old-school talkshow host.
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The odds also suggest that CM Punk's widely criticized jump to MMA will not go as planned.
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Before making the jump to an at-home whitening kit, consider just getting a really good toothbrush.
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar broke above 109 to jump to the highest since end-May.
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Once above that, long term capital gains rates jump to 15 percent, 20 percent and 23.8 percent.
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Lightly tap any thumbnail to see a bigger version, then press harder to jump to the image.
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And you might jump to the front of that list if it's your honeymoon or special occasion.
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They conclude that, in this sphere at least, testosterone encourages men to jump to the wrong conclusions.
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If they hate doing dishes, they will clean one dish, lose focus, and jump to another activity.
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Against the Japanese yen, the dollar broke above 13 to jump to the highest since end-May.
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As soon as I know I did the movements for my country, I will jump to Mexico.
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There also was a 20173 percent jump, to 19 percent, among Independents citing immigration as No. 1.
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Murkowski added that the House could have pursued censure and did not have to jump to impeach.
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It is unusual for someone to jump to management from the supervisory board, but not unheard of.
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Under the AHCA, that would jump to either $16,100 or $13,600 depending on where that person lives.
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With one domain down, Hutchins suspected the malware could jump to another and asked Hankins to look.
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For the second-lowest 25th percentile, those numbers jump to 65 percent availability and 69 percent participation.
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The rate could jump to 9 percent at the end of 2017, according to the rating agency.
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"No, I'm saying until we know for sure it's highly irresponsible to jump to conclusions," he tweeted.
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A two-out rally allowed Cincinnati to jump to a 3-0 lead in the first inning.
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I clicked on the Submit an Idea link in the menu, then the Jump to Form button.
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This way, you can make a cost-saving switch or jump to one that's a better fit.
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Pelosi was not the only to jump to the defense of Ocasio-Cortez, Tlaib, Pressley, and Omar.
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So, don't jump to conclusions when someone has made a mistake or done something that bothers you.
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Surrogates on the ground can work the delegates and convince them to jump to a rival campaign.
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Indiana was sharp on both ends of the floor to jump to a 58-32 halftime lead.
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If the United States ends its financial embargo with Cuba, that figure could jump to $220 million.
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"From here, it is just a hop, skip and a jump to a constitutional crisis," she says.
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I would condemn such a move, but I would not immediately jump to supporting a criminal prosecution.
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Potential suitors may jump to conclusions: Did a jealous ex smash it in a fit of rage?
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I think, unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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ET, with forecasts calling for a 1103 percent jump to an annual rate of 1.21 million units.
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Unheeded warning Alzheimer advised scientists not to jump to the conclusion that these proteins caused the disease.
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In addition, one Republican has decided to jump to the Democratic Party, citing the President's extreme positions.
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So a lot of people jump to conclusions about them because they live in this compound together.
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From there, it isn't a far jump to treat them like "last resorts" for the sexually unsuccessful.
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With the help of CO2 injections, production should jump to 15,000 bpd within three years, NRG said.
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Basketball players can play overseas, or jump to the National Basketball Association following a year on campus.
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He survived a jump to the ground, suffering two broken legs, a broken back and internal injuries.
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Rap 12-inches started coming out, and that seemed like a really exciting thing to jump to.
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That will jump to $831 per household with Mr. Trump's most recent tariff hike, the analysis said.
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I'm always in your backyard, looking from tree to tree to jump to, because you feed me.
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It "made my heart jump" to hear Ms. Ardern say her daughter would learn Maori, he added.
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We get a time jump to election night, when Mellie Grant (Bellamy Young) has lost the election.
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So, I was going to ask you about this later, but we can jump to it now.
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A hallmark of the role is being prepared and flexible enough to jump to a scene immediately.
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In the past, some states have attempted to jump to the front of the calendar, mostly unsuccessfully.
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Even during allergy season, people's favorite thing to jump to is that I must be on cocaine.
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The government expects growth to jump to a 5% rate this year, more than most analysts expect.
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Nestle on Thursday attributed the jump to the disposal of businesses, lower taxes and improved operating performance.
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My father and a friend managed to break out of the moving train and jump to safety.
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Pandemics usually begin as viruses in animals that jump to people when we make contact with them.
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CEO Jaime Dimon attributed the unit&aposs 10% jump to Chase&aposs $11 billion annual tech budget.
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For example, he added a feature that allows him to jump to different points on the page.
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Rather, voters who detest Mr Johnson seem more inclined to jump to Mr Corbyn, and vice versa.
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One of the companies most popular franchises "Call of Duty" made the jump to mobile in 2019.
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And then once you jump to 100 decibels, more than 15 minutes of regular listening becomes unsafe.
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And he's chosen green cause he's like I don't wanna be — I don't wanna jump to conclusions.
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It's hard to imagine most of these first-party games successfully making the jump to mobile intact.
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The 5th time increasing interest rates cause the benchmark interest rate jump to the highest level globally.
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BVSP has been trading at multiples below its historical average and could now jump to around 90,000.
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Still, though, it's only been two months, so it's a little early to jump to any conclusions.
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I think unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other.
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At age 75 and older, the rate will jump to 11% from 5% over the same time period.
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Was there a certain band you came upon that made you want to make the jump to alternative?
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There is no longer an exception to allow Christian refugees to jump to the head of the line.
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Snap a picture of a cucumber and jump to that tomato-cucumber-basil salad recipe a little faster.
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The obsession with some people to jump to a narrative to tell the story right away-- RIVERA: Yes.
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Add some energy in the form of, say, a photon, and the electrons jump to higher energy levels.
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Metro's charges for aluminium jump to 72 U.S. cents per tonne per day compared with 54 cents now.
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But they think that will jump to 11% in five years, 24% by 2030, and 70% in 2040.
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If you haven't made the jump to cord cutting for the NFL, there's no better time than now.
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The city this week shot down an appeal by JUMP to let it deploy its Uber-run scooters.
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People don't know what to think of me; they jump to Hispanic first and maybe Middle Eastern second.
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When people talk about filter bubbles, it's easy to jump to political filter bubbles because they are salient.
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Because Stamets, now with white pupils, made an "incomplete jump" to somewhere that's completely off the star charts.
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A player may just use a jump to try to quickly get in your face and intimidate you.
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Let's just say that your answer is yes, and you've taken the metaphorical jump to a fabulous fringe.
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If all options and restricted stock units are exercised, Uber's fully diluted valuation would jump to $82.35 billion.
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That has helped the state jump to fifth place in our Workforce category compared to 242th last year.
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But when consoles made the jump to wireless controllers, we required a way to tell the controllers apart.
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Once the icon appears, you can jump to the first commercial break and watch all the marketing glory.
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Amazon has seen a number of senior leaders make the jump to start-up roles in recent months.
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When most people think about sex, their minds likely jump to penis-in-vagina (P-in-V) sex.
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That also goes for a record jump to a $419.2 billion deficit with China, up 11.6% over 2017.
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Though she wasn't in attendance herself, her friends were quick to jump to her defense against Trump's attack.
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His death is a blow to the newfangled sport, which is attempting to jump to the worldwide stage.
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I expected Zhu to jump to his company's defense, but his response on the issue was more measured.
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For instance, I remapped jump to one of the sax buttons and build mode activation to the other.
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But if you were hesitant to jump to conclusions after Saturday's blast, history is actually on your side.
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He wanted to jump to a more mature organization, and he had a specific revenue target in mind.
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Honestly, since making the jump to Netflix we've been spoiled with six episodes for the past two seasons.
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Metro's charges for aluminum jump to 72 U.S. cents per tonne per day compared with 54 cents now.
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A day later, lottery officials said the jackpot would jump to $2 billion if there aren't any winners.
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After all, the dude is one of the best players to ever make the jump to American soil.
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"It's critically important that we stay tuned but [that] we also don't jump to conclusions," pleaded Republican Rep.
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They are the ones who yell "Jump" to the man on the bridge because of his implied weakness.
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Buybacks in the fourth quarter saw a 63 percent year-over-year jump to a record $223 billion.
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Some of the students tried to jump to safety as the floor gave way ... mostly to no avail.
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The faster drivers can get passengers to their destination, the faster they can jump to the next fare.
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Let's start by saying that it's totally normal to feel hesitant about making the jump to online dating.
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It's easy to jump to the conclusion that Infinity Stones are horcruxes, but hold your thestrals, fellow nerds!
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Just don't jump to any conclusions or make hasty decisions on May 29 when Mercury clashes with Neptune.
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There has to be a certain tension and readiness in the body to spring, to jump, to turn.
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Even if you haven't made the jump to a 4K TV yet, we made this Xbox for you.
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When the series made the jump to 3D models, a new petting and feeding mini-game was added.
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Jump to another, mostly uninformative fight, punctuated by dueling car keys that make sure their car stays locked.
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In 2019, that floor will jump to 10 percent, which is where it previously was for most taxpayers.
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BEVAN: Exactly -- had learned anything from 2016, it would be not to overinterpret, not to jump to conclusions.
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Shepherd attributed the jump to the increase in tariffs on Chinese imports in May, from 10% to 25%.
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But amid all the hype, many analysts cautioned that it was still too early to jump to conclusions.
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We jump to discussing programs, touting macro numbers and, well, we end up sounding like Beltway policy wonks.
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The next step is a prospective study before we jump to the conclusion that this is really important.
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Click the Dropbox badge icon and select Version History from the menu to jump to the Dropbox website.
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"The virus seems well adapted to spread between people and, therefore, unlikely to jump to dogs or cats."
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Subway and bus fares are expected to rise in March, when the base fare could jump to $4853.
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When people withdraw and don't explain why, it is tempting — and easiest — to jump to the harshest conclusion.
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Rumors have pointed to both the more traditional S11, along with the more fascinating jump to the S20.
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This is not the jump to the "delete history" feature that Mark Zuckerberg promised the tool would be.
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It&aposs a great price for a luxury hotel but does jump to $455 in high summer season.
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I saw it on Broadway, and I'm curious to see if it'll make the jump to film well.
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The Retrievers took advantage of a cold start by the Tigers to jump to a 9-393 lead.
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With people inside, a room&aposs CO2 levels can jump to 1,000 ppm in a matter of minutes.
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This is not the jump to the "delete history" feature that Mark Zuckerberg promised the tool would be.
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But from the information we have so far, we shouldn't jump to the conclusion that that's the case.
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It's late May in the year 2016, and Punk's highly publicized jump to MMA has still not occurred.
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People began believing that Jawbreaker would be the next DIY punk band to jump to a major label.
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Both boys jump to their feet, resetting, but Desi's opponent manages a sweep and is awarded two points.
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But I was committed from jump to making this the same world just because there's no reason not to.
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Be smart: A veteran of Democratic presidential campaigns said top aides will start to jump to campaigns this month.
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There are tons of reasons why a person's sex drive changes, so don't jump to worst-case scenarios, either.
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Fresh Prince lasted for six seasons, and following that Smith made the much deserved jump to the big screen.
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That number could jump to the millions in 2019, aided by a relatively small number of the company's machines.
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In temperature-sensitive France, demand is forecast to jump to 71 GW next week from 60.3 GW on Tuesday.
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Those tariffs, which the administration first implemented in 25.7, are set to jump to 25% from 10% Friday morning.
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Hit the command, start typing into the search box that appears, and hit enter to jump to that conversation.
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This causes people to jump to off-market plans, which raises prices for those still on the regulated market.
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Gausman saw his ERA jump to 6.39, and while he avoided the loss, the right-hander was not happy.
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Top models are getting pricier: 100D will jump to $99,500 and P100D will go to $145,000 starting April 24.
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After four years that number will jump to 4,550 — with all locations outside of Manhattan getting gigabit speed Internet.
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Robert Falls, artistic director of the Goodman Theater here, apparently never met a challenge he didn't jump to meet.
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But before you jump to conclusions thinking that Phelps got into a wrestling match with a giant octopus, relax.
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Canaccord Genuity said it expects TAC to jump to $21.07 billion in 2017, 25 percent higher than last year.
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Early bird tickets cost just $1,995 apiece for today only — that price is going to jump to $2,995 tomorrow.
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However, her jump to movies, mixed with increased drug use — particularly marijuana and Adderall — fueled her body image insecurities.
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Then you jump to a 'related link' that preys upon your interest in any aspect of 'the big game.
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She can jump to great heights, she's super fast, she speaks hundreds of languages and she's got superior strength.
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While you might jump to "yeast infection" as the explanation for an itchy vagina, it's not the only cause.
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From there, it's not much of a jump to radar, which does much the same thing with radio waves.
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But now, the veteran stock market strategist says there's nothing to fear as technology stocks jump to new highs.
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The Conservative People's Party (PP) was forecast to see its number of lawmakers jump to 98 seats from 66.
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Even the smartest, most well-trained physician has patterns of thinking that can lead her to jump to conclusions.
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Implied volatility for futures contracts expiring in May show a pronounced jump to 16.8, compared with 15.35 in April.
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With the new search bar, you can jump to your own profile by tapping your Bitmoji on the left.
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With this, users could jump to information about an upcoming trip by using a shortcut into the Kayak app.
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There's no need to jump to the xDrive25i as we never found the xDrive24i in need of more power.
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Its goal: Controlling and containing a potentially lethal new virus at its source, before it could jump to humans.
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Those rates are set to jump to a minimum of 13.1 percent from a minimum of 10.1 percent WHEN.
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Amazon ad revenue alone could jump to $21 billion by 20.7577 from $2.8 billion last year, according to JPMorgan.
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The axel (an edge jump) The axel is the easiest jump to spot and arguably the hardest to execute.
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Under the scenario, the nonperforming loans ratio for the 33 banks would jump to 9.1 percent from 1.5 percent.
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Officers, aware of this, often give speeding tickets below the jump to avoid giving a driver a harsher fine.
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At the same time, she's been working behind closed doors, offering carrots to opponents who jump to her side.
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Sheehy said earlier this year that the company expected premium revenue to jump to about $400 million in 2019.
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Verizon boost the telecom sector, with a 3.8 percent jump to $46.13 on a better-than-expected quarterly profit.
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If danger lurks — a hungry octopus, say — the goby will jump to a neighboring tide pool, with remarkable accuracy.
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After he won, expectations of lower corporate taxes grew in the stock market, helping equities jump to record highs.
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"I think unfortunately too many of us in this great country jump to conclusions about each other," she said.
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Republicans quickly jump to the most legalistic defenses, as though prosecution is the sum total of what's at stake.
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Plus the clue for 8D is my favorite among the clues I've written; did your mind jump to E'ER?
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The only hyena from the original version that makes the jump to 2019 is Shenzi, played by Florence Kasumba.
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Warner: I'm not going to jump to any of those final conclusions until we go through this whole process.
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If the CEO makes more than 250 times the median worker's wage, the surtax would jump to 25 percent.
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The Moon in Sagittarius clashes with Neptune at 12:52 PM, so slow down and don't jump to conclusions.
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The computer tells them who on hold needs to jump to the front of the line to be helped.
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"I think, unfortunately, too many of us in our great country jump to conclusions about each other," Clinton finished.
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Index heavyweight BHP Billiton helped the index most with a 4.7 percent jump to snap three sessions of losses.
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An agriculture ministry official said in April that increase may jump to 70% in the second half of 2019.
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"This was not an easy decision for my family, and you should not jump to any conclusions," he said.
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I had JUMP TO conclusions, until I realized that there are no SEAJs on a dollar bill (1A). 11D.
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In February, he made the jump to campus full time, joining Babson's administration to lead the school's sustainability initiatives.
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"That said, it's a bit of a mental jump to commit to borrowing half a million pounds," he added.
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With a win, they'll jump to 9-5, with an 88% chance of making the postseason according to FiveThirtyEight.
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Tennessee shot 33 percent from the field in the first half to jump to a 23-248 halftime lead.
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Bitcoin's jump to record highs this week put the digital currency close to being triple the price of gold.
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Now, with Russo on satellite and Francesa contemplating a jump to podcasts, that era appears to be winding down.
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Jackson-Davis scored 16 points in the first half, helping the Hoosiers jump to a 38-33 halftime lead.
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Try not to jump to any hasty conclusions; when dealing with Neptune, things are often not as they seem.
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She made the jump to MMA earlier this year and beat the living crap out of her first opponent.
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Implied volatility for futures contracts expiring in May show a pronounced jump to 16.8, compared with 23 in April.
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An engineer on one Amazon project can't easily jump to another the way they can at Google or Apple.
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It's hard to jump to the strangest and most fantastical conclusion when there may be other plausible explanations out there.
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It made the jump to The CW in 2006, and later premiered its 23rd edition on VH1 in December 2016.
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The new Apple TV hardware looks the same from the outside, but new guts make the jump to 4K possible.
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Don't jump to conclusions next time you hear someone talking about "the D." Maybe they're just worried about your health.
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Itse share of bonds with higher default risk could jump to 15 percent from the current one percent, McKinsey said.
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They then use the power of the Friends time jump to get their snack — and confuse co-host Colin Jost.
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Engage your core and jump to the right, landing on your right foot, crossing your left leg behind you diagonally.
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If you need something better, that also means making a significant price jump to the newest MacBook and MacBook Pros.
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The number of Americans ages 65 or older will jump to 15 to 20 percent of the population by 2030.
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It was less an official entrance into the primary than a jump to a general election fight against Donald Trump.
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And if you've already fully made the jump to USB-C, grab a spare USB-C to USB-C cable.
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Public debt will jump to scary levels sooner: by 2019 it could be 98% of GDP, up from 70% now.
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Post-update, the "Long Range Rear-Wheel Drive Model 353" will see its max mileage jump to to 235 miles.
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But it also would push rising program costs onto the remaining 30 percent, who could see premiums jump to $149.
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Montague helped Yale jump to a 22-2210 start in conference play that included a 21957-21961 win over Princeton.
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But the company will still be offering devices for those who made the jump to touchscreens and haven't looked back.
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Jump to the present day, and foreigners hear no such half-apologies from the China led by President Xi Jinping.
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Ctrl+T (or Cmd+T) - open a new tab and jump to it, ready to continue on your browsing odyssey.
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However, if you add a skin tone or gender, your emoji would suddenly jump to four or seven characters respectively.
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Its hometown rival SK Hynix is also likely to report a 74 percent jump to a record 5.4 trillion won.
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Sylacauga police chief Kelley Johnson released a statement asking residents not to jump to conclusions about what happened and why.
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You can watch more from the flight here (and jump to 2:37:00 to skip all the pre-footage).
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Maktoum, the Emirates chairman, said he didn't want to "jump to conclusions" about what happened because the investigation is ongoing.
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People are out of the workforce because they're looking for a full-time job, and then they jump to that.
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We definitely should not jump to conclusions based on this study alone, however, for a lot of reasons (mostly methodological).
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Jump to the present reality: Ozzy is reading a comic book about Twisty and when Ally sees it, she flips.
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That was positive waiting — it made you eager for what was to come without having you jump to negative outcomes.
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In 2013, Pincus stepped down from the top job amid criticism of Zynga's failure to make the jump to mobile.
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A jump to $107.50 would be a 12 percent move for Apple's stock, which traded around $96 on Friday morning.
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Leverage would jump to 8.3 times for the typical company in our sample (from 3.8 times as of Q4 2015).
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Unlike the Amazon-owned Audible service, however, you cannot specify a certain chapter to jump to in your Kindle book.
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We've got to be prepared to play without Jimmy for a time, but we don't want to jump to conclusions.
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Minutes later he saw two men jump to the side of the path, guns at their sides ready to fire.
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It is also expanding Uber Bike by JUMP to Washington DC, first started in San Francisco earlier this year. ubr.
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When you think about cities with bustling artisanal food scenes, Miami is probably not the first to jump to mind.
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All is right with the universe when your favorite TV and movie couples make the jump to real world baes.
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It's not known whether that show will make the jump to the new channel, be reimagined, or meet another fate.
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A good number of Chinese phone makers made the risky jump to include in-display fingerprint sensors in their phones.
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But for young black transgender women, the odds jump to one in 2,600, according to an investigation published by Mic.
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For years, Wright streamed her music on Amazon-owned Twitch, but she made the jump to Mixer earlier this year.
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It's made the jump to Sprint this time out, though given merger plans, that distinction may soon be moot regardless.
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You can jump to any point in the song using this feature — just click the lyrics you want to hear.
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That's an alluring prospect for many Democratic staffers who in the past might have sought to jump to K Street.
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Scott Pruitt was the one to step out, grab the kid, and jump to the other side of the road.
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He replaced the numbers on the sign, marking the price jump to $2.24 a gallon, cash or credit, from $2.01.
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"While I am hesitant to jump to a conclusion, I'm troubled by the euphoria undergirding the gathering here," Minerd said.
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Megyn Kelly anchored her final Fox News show Friday night as she prepares to make the jump to NBC News.
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Amazon, he said, has a "migration program," in which its engineers get to jump to other teams every few years.
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To his point, Amazon has a reputation for allowing engineers to jump to new teams, even on their first day.
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By now, I'm ready for something sweet, so jump to the stainless steel hotplate covered in bowls of Bakewell tart.
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When you hear the word "trendy," a tiny pair of sunglasses or a rose gold manicure might jump to mind.
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The worst man on earth has been identified and—don't jump to conclusions—he does not currently hold public office.
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We're guessing people thought that would make it easier for Caitlyn to jump to 'Housewives' ... but it's a moot point.
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Bills kicker Stephen Hauschka told ESPN that he'd suppport Lloyd should she attempt to make the jump to the NFL.
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She can speak from experience as one of the few CIOs — male or female — who made the jump to CEO.
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Cunningham, a Samford transfer, scored 27 points in the first half, helping Louisville jump to a 210-23 halftime lead.
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Christmas week will not: a Savanna room can jump to a range of $573 to $950 during the holiday period.
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The commision expects that to jump to more than 50 percent if all 55 nations sign on to the pact.
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One shouldn't jump to diagnoses about individuals, but as a group, such people are often described as having character disorders.
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Among the few baseball agents that have made the jump to becoming a team executive, the results have been mixed.
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On Sunday, Goepper scored 93.60 on his third and final jump to vault into second place, behind Norway's Oystein Braaten.
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Each position has a different job during the mission from shooting down enemy ships to hitting the jump to lightspeed.
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The hotel is a Category 7 property, meaning that at peak times, it can jump to 70,000 points per night.
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It's time to get the most out of your PC games when you make the jump to a 144Hz monitor.
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Rutgers scored 210 points off 227 Indiana turnovers in the first half to jump to a 20-28 halftime lead.
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A Chinese theme park made a live pig bungee jump to open its new attraction and try to attract visitors.
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The internet did not invent people's capacity to jump to hasty and erroneous conclusions, but it certainly magnified the volume.
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Pizza Hut had the largest gain in its ACSI category with a 288 percent jump to 22018 in customer satisfaction.
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A gene drive created to suppress one type of mosquito could jump to a different one, threatening it as well.
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These new cameras make the jump to 2K resolution recording quality with HDR, up from 1080p with the Pro 2.
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Armed with that data, it's just a hop, skip, and a jump to derive performance specs like acceleration and thrust.
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However, I was not about to jump to conclusions and make a judgement on a situation I know nothing about.
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This is a smaller rise than the 28% jump to 230 million in October, which was a 29-year high.
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Oregon State missed eight straight shots in the four-minute stretch that allowed the Aggies to jump to the front.
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Lawmakers in Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU) have said they do not want to see the government jump to Deutsche's aid.
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While under pressure, many leaders make a common mistake at this phase: They prematurely jump to assigning roles and responsibilities.
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Russia and China both said it was wrong to jump to hasty conclusions about who was responsible for the attack.
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Last January, Mr. Giddings approached her in the hallway, telling her that her rent could jump to $21,2500 a month.
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Candidates are factoring in the spur of private investments as well, hence the jump to $5 trillion in Biden's plan.
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We're told the Secret Service does not jump to conclusions that incendiary photos or writings are serious or in jest.
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Uber also has a $72 billion valuation, which it's rumored will jump to $120 billion when it does go public.
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If you're considering making the jump to Google's newly announced Pixel 23 and Pixel 3 XL, you're in the right place.
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As the disease picks off one rodent species, it can jump to another, which eventually puts it in contact with humans.
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Update 10/11: The SFMTA made it official and has allowed JUMP to operate up to 500 bikes in the city.
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So what if you can't make the jump to hyperspace and fast forward to the premiere of Rogue One in December?
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You can also say "continue my podcast" if you prefer, and also jump to the next podcast in the episode list.
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Amino reports that mammograms could jump to a median of $267, colonoscopies to $1,628, and tubal litigation to an astonishing $4,002.
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Steve's also (as far as we know) the only person from the first dimension to make the jump to the third.
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But for Cramer, there's a more complicated hurdle that "we need to jump to reach the bullish promised land," he said.
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Some of those Chinese students, for instance, jump to the orders of the Chinese embassy when shows of patriotism are required.
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But Fuller, the lawyer representing Hayes, urged people -- even if they care passionately about this case -- not to jump to conclusions.
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But before you chew out your kid (or you jump to their defense), take a moment to process your own emotions.
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The governor announced his jump to the GOP last month during a campaign-style rally with Trump in Huntington, West Virginia.
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The rate would jump to 9 percent for individuals who make more than $500,000 and households earning more than $1 million.
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Whether your interest rate could jump to 7.75% (5% index plus 2.75% margin) depends on the specific terms of your loan.
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Most don't care about whatever scandal is roiling management, and stand ready to jump to another app at a moment's notice.
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Despite the Flyers' jump to the No. 7 seed—compared to their No. 11 seed for the past two years—No.
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If you're thinking of making the jump to the Pixel 3 or Pixel 33 XL, here's what you need to know.
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Aubry Mintz, Director of the School of Art, addressed the lack of information, cautioning the community not to jump to conclusions.
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While just 13 percent of America's population is 65 or older today, that slice will jump to 19 percent by 2030.
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His campaign's big spending jump to Giles-Parscale coincides with a big fundraising boost in July, largely driven by digital efforts.
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My company ran through this exact assessment to ensure we weren't leaking data once we made the jump to the cloud.
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"They always jump to the conclusion, this Asian guy is wrong, the white person is telling the truth," Gu tells me.
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It's all time-matched, so switching in the middle of a song will jump to the corresponding point in the video.
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The fires that get going in such forests jump to the treetops and burn so energetically that they cannot be stopped.
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MACWhen beauty pros think of the perfect red lip, it's more than likely that they jump to MAC's Ruby Woo. Why?
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Jump to today, and 23andMe is analyzing our saliva and Crispr targeted genome manipulation promises to make genetic engineering a snap.
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Daiichi Sankyo Co grabbed the spotlight with a 2591.64 percent jump to a daily-limit and record high of 5,100 yen.
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Citigroup meanwhile was lagging a bit at midday but gained as the day wore with a 4% jump to US$51.91.
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As so many fans expected—and as the odds suggested—Punk's jump to the Octagon did not go as he planned.
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Metro's charges for aluminium will jump to 72 U.S. cents per tonne per day compared with an average near 50 cents.
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Participants from Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain automatically jump to the finals because their national broadcasters contribute the most funding.
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It was enough to help Steven Matz jump to a 483-1 record, with Jeurys Familia nailing down his 14th save.
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The company projected last fall that the number of subscribers worldwide will jump to 147 million when it next reports earnings.
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A lot of these types of voters would later jump to the Republican Party and power Trump's presidential victory in 2016.
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So when BlackBerry made the jump to Android, it did so with an enthusiastic "we've got your back" pledge to customers.
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Lawmakers both sides of the aisle are calling for swift action, but Trump has cautioned not to jump to any conclusions.
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The Nasdaq Composite was up 21 points, or 2485 percent, at 21,2261, helped mainly by Kraft's 2500 percent jump to $523.
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In January, Uber partnered with JUMP to launch Uber Bike, which lets Uber riders book JUMP bikes via the Uber app.
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But it was his interest in child custody that led Tanzer to make the jump to becoming a full-on MRA.
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So people shouldn't believe we would ever jump to advocating the existence of aliens or an alien craft at AREA 51.
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This could make it easier to identify what you're experiencing, but it could also make it easier to jump to conclusions.
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Similar to Netflix, you'll have a sidebar on the left where you can jump to different sections, like movies and originals.
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Ryanair is also a fast-track opportunity for young pilots and crew members to accumulate experience and jump to another airline.
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A startling spike On Sunday evening alone, Florida saw its number of cases jump to 149, an uptick of almost 30%.
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IQiyi saw its 2017 revenue jump to 17.38 billion yuan ($2.7 billion), a gain of 55 percent over the previous year.
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But that's no longer certain, as advances in seatbelt technology up front have been slow to jump to the back seat.
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"When we think of public monitoring, people jump to tracking individuals, which feels more targeted than tracking aggregate sentiment," she said.
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Now, jump to 2019 to see how a different though related dynamic has been on display, this time regarding LGBTQ rights.
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Some experts estimate the unemployment rate, which hit record lows in December, might jump to 20% during the likely impending recession.
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Research shows that his being black — in his case, Nigerian-American — made it more likely that she'd jump to that conclusion.
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Next we jump to "a Dangerous Eden," in Florida, with its sink holes and swamps, occupied at least 14,500 years ago.
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He bought a pass to jump to the front of the lines for rides, though not all were fun for him.
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Former NBA star Tracy McGrady joined ESPN&aposs Rachel Nichols on "The Jump" to share memories of his friend, Kobe Bryant.
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Trips to other schools like Brown and Princeton soon followed, before Fanelli made the jump to buying gear from professional teams.
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Analysts expect the jump to be temporary, and for inflation to return within the central bank's 1.6633-1.6623% target next year.
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Ohtani was one of the most-hyped prospects in recent memory when he made the jump to the majors in 2018.
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But if waiting 10 hours for the best parts is what's holding you back, for God's sake jump to Season 2.
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The H1N1 virus previously only affected birds, but in 1918, it developed the ability to jump to humans and spread rapidly.
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Wisconsin shot 23 percent from the field in the first half (23-245) to jump to a 13-21 halftime lead.
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It was just said, 'if you think these words would cause someone to jump to a conclusion, then use a substitute.
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"It's not a difficult jump to see how that's actually preventing us from winning the fight against negative sexual health outcomes."
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Among Concerned Student 22018's initial demands was to see that number jump to 10% by 2017, which has not happened.
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He entered the game ranked eighth in the NL with a 2.90 ERA, but he saw that figure jump to 3.15.
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That may have helped China's trade surplus with the United States jump to a monthly record of $34 billion in September.
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" If you can't commit to this full performance, jump to the reflective, nine-minute track, "I Gotta Find Peace Of Mind.
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Calvin Klein also believed Simons's cachet would translate to sales, declaring that he would help PVH's revenue jump to $1213 billion.
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You raise a very important point: that, indeed, you don't want to jump to a conclusion by one point in time.
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These partnerships will serve GM and Chrysler well if an immediate jump to full self-driving becomes feasible earlier than expected.
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But as sectors like shopping and transport increasingly migrate online, the cultural jump to apps like Quinto Andar and GetNinjas becomes easier.
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After the first nine months of the program, the SFMTA may allow Jump to add an additional 250 bikes to its fleet.
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Yet considering that the game only came out last week, that's a stunning turnaround time for a jump to a PC emulator.
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When you think of a federal sting operation involving weaponry and military gear, the Government Accountability Office doesn't immediately jump to mind.
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Christie said, "At this point [it] doesn't look like anything more than an accident," but said he would not jump to conclusions.
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However, now it's been revealed that two key cast members won't be making the jump to the new network in Season 7.
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There, Georgiou tells Burnham that it's time for her first command, and we jump to scenes on the bridge of the Discovery.
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You can press the middle button to jump to the next level up or the red stop button to pause the Tread.
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"The flavors are cotton candy, watermelon lollipop, and strawberry taffy — not flavors a 60-year-old, dependent tobacco smoker would jump to."
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Mr. Lehmann added that its drivers do jump to adjacent services from time to time but frequently return to working for Postmates.
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Spotify's Android TV presence came way back in May 2016, and Tidal made the jump to Android TV back in December 2017.
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Mercari, which also has offices in the U.S and the U.K., has seen U.S. downloads jump to 3.173 million, doubling since March.
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The Russian dedicated his Cho Oyu jump to climber and friend, Alexander Ruchkin, who died tackling a climb in Peru last year.
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"We have, of course, basic respect for the government and would not jump to conclusions simply because of one letter," he said.
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This is pretty close to what I do when I want to jump to a specific place on my website, The Verge.
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Its "true blacks" are much darker than an LCD's backlit blacks, so the jump to the darkest grey could appear more jarring.
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Or maybe it's time you finally made the jump to a newer iPhone, before your old iPhone 235 explodes on an airplane.
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Since Nicky can't find the grenade inside the boat, he realizes he and Lanh need to jump to safety right that second.
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If you've been wanting to make the jump to high-end headphones but couldn't justify the price before, it's your lucky day.
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A person with an infection still has Ebola particles in their body, which could find a way to "jump" to another person.
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Cruz is one of just a few on the team who can hit, so all you bastards jump to calling him Gehrig.
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You now have just three days left to get an early-bird ticket for $203,995 before prices jump to $2,995 after Friday.
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The total annual market could jump to more than $10 billion in the next few years going by the government's capacity targets.
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The researchers didn't want to jump to conclusions, since they had a small sample and were just measuring levels of different chemicals.
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His bold, elusive style has enabled him to jump to the starting spot after opening the season third on the depth chart.
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The officers immediately start laughing, but Abbi and Ilana jump to the man's defense, furious at the cops for kink-shaming him.
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"They are increasingly desperate for opiates to make them feel normal again, then they make that jump" [to illicit drugs], Johnson says.
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They also argue that anything short of a rapid jump to a Medicare-for-all system would make the bill politically vulnerable.
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Ostwald cautions investors not to jump to conclusions, however, as it really comes down to the terms of any British/EU negotiation.
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Then, in the middle of that coaster, control is handed back to the player, as they navigate one jump to the next.
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"We can't jump to the conclusion that it is related to the election as long term depression is a factor," said Yapu.
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"It's irresponsible to jump to a conclusion that the police officers were engaged in criminal misconduct," he said at a news conference.
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And PDF handling has been improved so that you can jump to pages, zoom and pan and scan through thumbnails more easily.
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There are a million reasons this is cool, but I think we should just jump to the coolest ones: the physics questions.
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Where was The Associated Press, so quick to jump to unsupported conclusions about the Clinton Foundation and forced to revise its headline?
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Under that law, Chicago's contribution will jump to nearly $5433 million this year from $290.4 million in 2015, according to city figures.
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Fixing a leaky sewer system or a crumbling road is not the type of ribbon-cutting project that politicians jump to fund.
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For those of you so quick to jump to conclusions, we had a death in the family and the funeral was yesterday.
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Let's be broad, here, too: Yes, Final Fantasy XV might jump to mind quickly, but let's try to dig a little deeper.
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Jump to the 1950s and 1960s, and American consumers learned the heroic history of denim from nationwide magazine and television advertising campaigns.
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You now have just three days left to get an early-bird ticket for $173,995 before prices jump to $2,995 after Friday.
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And we've made it easier to jump to your privacy settings directly from the policy, helping you make choices about your privacy.
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It's a big jump to go from a Lockean idea of human nature to a narrow vision of what government can do.
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Every so often I receive a message from Atlas urging me to jump to a new star system or investigate a signal.
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If you're not ready to make the jump to an iPad Pro or the newest iPad, this deal is calling your name.
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Join a board of directorsA critical step for CIOs looking to make the jump to CEO is joining a board of directors.
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Rockstar has yet to announce whether the original "Red Dead Redemption" released in 2010 will make the jump to PC as well.
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Jumby Bay, A Rosewood Resort, on a private island off the coast of Antigua, is offering the Friday Jump to Jumby package.
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The problem with this is twofold: First, the 10-percent tariff is supposed to jump to 25 percent within a few months.
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Mr. Karnes, the analyst, said he expected legal marijuana sales to jump to $6.5 billion this year, from $4.8 billion last year.
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When a sufficient fraction of their constituents tilt towards action, they will be happy to jump to the front of the parade.
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Steve says he's not sure what set him off, and it didn't help that the venue's security didn't jump to his rescue.
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Although it's unclear of how the faux diss lyric got started, it didn't take long for the internet to jump to conclusions.
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So in a lot of ways, it isn't a big jump to try to imagine how one or the other is feeling.
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Below, you'll see previous orders and tracking information, along with options to jump to your recently viewed items and current bids.5.
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You should see previous orders and tracking information, along with options to jump to your recently viewed items and current bids.5.
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Or maybe we can jump to scenes where the characters burn garbage in the streets, which is also just fine with me.
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Ninja's jump to Mixer brought the platform back into the spotlight after the company briefly caught attention as a young start-up.
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"There's an awful lot of critics that are going to jump to the conclusion that this is a smoking gun," Holmes said.
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Luther Vandross's production of her 22008 album, "Jump to It," restored her to the R&B charts, where it reached No. 22014.
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After 16 seasons, Tim Gunn and Heidi Klum left Project Runway right as it was making the jump to Bravo in 2018.
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" If all automakers active in U.S. markets signed on, "cumulative reductions would jump to 557 to 807 MMT over the same timeframe.
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The jump to Italy exacerbated those fears, raising the likelihood that German automakers would have difficulty gaining parts made in Italian factories.
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"What an example of your incompetence," says David to the late night show host in the video above (jump to 5:20).
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When you think of an ideal mother your mind probably doesn't jump to Arrested Development's sassy and blunt beyond belief Lucille Bluth.
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If you're a Streep fan, it's eerie to see her jump to her feet in praise of a tweet you find despicable.
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Watch: The Times writer who recapped the TV series "Downton Abbey" gives his take on the show's jump to the big screen.
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Chief technology officers looking to make the jump to CEO should replicate that and look to build "enduring customer relationships," argued Eleveld.
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This will cause inflation to rise to 2628 percent to 28500 percent and 6900-year bond yields to jump to 2628 percent.
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And with the recent launch of legal recreational cannabis sales in that state, sales are expected jump to $5 billion this year.
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More and more movie stars are making the jump to TV.Many of them were nominated for Golden Globe and SAG award nominations.
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"With downside risks accumulating, we are happy to jump to the cut side of the fence," ANZ's Chief Economist Sharon Zollner said.
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"This is not the time to jump to some conclusion," Ryan said in response to calls from Democrats for stricter gun control.
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By the time it arrived in my Twitter feed around early 2018, it was a quick jump to arriving in my apartment.
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After a health scare and multiple surgeries, writer Zina Kumok decided to make the jump to get a long-term disability policy.
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Unless it is Beyoncé singing, you probably don't jump to your feet for the national anthem when watching televised football games, correct?
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Under a 20213 percent fare increase, the price of a monthly MetroCard could jump to $157, from the current price of $121.
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If you can get to the browser's address bar, tap into it, type in a new URL and jump to another website.
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To jump to the front of the line, League users can make a Power Move, which is comparable to a Super Like.
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Instead of jumping to 64, they jump to 128 for the same $100 … DF: Which is a very nice amount of storage.
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"[The blog post] looked a little fishy but it was serious allegations, and we want to not jump to any conclusion," Williams said.
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The total number of air travelers in the country could jump to 1.6 billion a year by 2037, from 600 million in 2017.
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In 2015, the series was picked up by cable network Fusion for two seasons, before it made the jump to TruTV this August.
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The judges awarded him a positive GOE of 2.57 points, bringing the total number of points he earned for the jump to 12.87.
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The actors will see their per-episode salary jump to $250,000, once their respective signing bonuses are factored in, according to THR's sources.
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Keeping the ball out of the paint helped Cincinnati control the pace of the game and jump to a quick 22015-point lead.
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The impending update also allows Dropbox users to easily jump to Dropbox's online interface and save a local copy of the cloud folders.
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Now, before we jump to conclusions on what this may mean, let's remember that Gomez has been taking a break from social media.
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It is far, far too early to jump to conclusions about what the insurance market will look like a few years from now.
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You might first jump to the oppressive regimes of North Korea, China, or Cuba, where internet access is either forbidden or radically restricted.
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Researcher Frost & Sullivan estimates that man-made diamond production could jump to 2 million carats by 2018 and 20 million carats by 2026.
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In school, you hear about slavery and then jump to Abraham Lincoln immediately—there are not a lot of units describing the degradation.
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The month-by-month subscription will rise from $5 to $20113, and the annual fee will jump to $60 from the current $50.
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Each video is divided into 10 parts; when you press a particular key, the video will jump to the segment that key represents.
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You can see the entirety of Savimbi's appearance in the game if you jump to the 6:00 mark in the video above.
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One of the downfalls of a never-ending news cycle is that media outlets can rush stories or jump to conclusions for clicks.
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We're going to jump to the big picture: What trends are you seeing in how people watch and talk about games this year?
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They made the unlikely jump to tech by way of apprenticeships — free intensive training followed by jobs at the companies that taught them.
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Researcher Frost & Sullivan estimates that man-made diamond production could jump to 26 million carats by 261 and 21 million carats by 2400.
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"It's not that much of a jump to draw up a dog's astrological chart or map out his or her personality," Renstrom says.
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The site has taken 8,500 bets so far and expects that number to jump to 12,000 by the time the election is over.
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Prices quickly jump to over $43 after adding the all important Type Cover, more RAM, a faster SSD, and other Surface add-ons.
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CGPS found that 40 percent of African-American children live in poverty - a figure that would jump to 58 percent without Social Security.
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Similarly, his willingness to jump to conclusions without adequate information—without any information, in this case—is terrifying, should he be elected president.
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Us too — which may explain why Pretty Little Liars employed a time jump to skip right over that timeframe in the characters' lives.
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When the narrator makes contact with the actress at a holiday party, the jump to dangerously voyeuristic territory is too close to resist.
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Asked if she believed Putin wanted Trump to win the White House, Clinton said she was not going to jump to that conclusion.
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If they go into a frenzy they're more likely to bite or scratch someone and the infection can jump to a new host.
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"I've been extremely patient and made it a point to not jump to any premature conclusions about Ye' [and] his antics," T.I. wrote.
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However, it may be too early to jump to conclusions, Majidyar stated, noting how Riyadh and Doha have previously resolved disputes through dialogue.
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We understand the threats, but we also don't want to panic anybody, and we don't want to jump to conclusions based on rhetoric.
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In 2003 she decided to make a jump to on-air television, a risky proposition that for most people wouldn't remotely work out.
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After the paintings' new owners inevitably die, the curse will jump to the hapless people who buy the Dease paintings in estate sales.
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Stickers work like hashtags: tap on one in a photo, and you'll jump to a timeline of other people's photos using that sticker.
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I'm a fan of both Star Wars and physics, but I have to admit I don't know what the "jump to hyperspace" means.
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With very little support for fellow New Yorker Trump, would any of the Republicans in the group make the jump to Hillary's camp?
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Hank says he's not pissed about the divorce these days, it's more the conclusions people jump to about Kendra that's got him heated.
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Trump has tried to woo disaffected working-class voters who backed Sanders to jump to his campaign, using Wasserman Schultz as a wedge.
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In the BBC Radio 1 interview above (jump to 3:54), Holland gets asked about the latter's efforts — and gives his honest critique.
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Considering that Leo shops for sneakers and jackets online, looking for deals to convince his parents, the jump to hotels doesn't seem drastic.
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You've finally done it and made the jump to being a full-time entrepreneur, or maybe you're now a creative small business owner.
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According to the paper, the continent could see actual temperatures jump to between 95 and 105 degrees, with some spots seeing hotter temperatures.
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In addition to the buttons that Disney Plus has, Netflix lets you jump to the next episode, or read information about any episode.
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It was essentially a minor league club, but he could then make the jump to Artemisa's National Series team for the fall season.
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A three mile ride to Kabul's airport is expected to jump to $2,250 next year, up from $1,350 currently, writes Bloomberg's Anthony Capaccio.
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We need to run, to fight, to jump — to have the ball, after three days, then another three days, then another three days.
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This is my third and probably final attempt (like in high jump) to create an acceptable version of my 'Of The Time' crossword.
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Roughly 70 JTF2 soldiers are stationed near Erbil at present, and that number will jump to more than 20153 in the coming months.
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Jump to an exceptionally bright Saturday when my editor set me to the task of finding rich assholes at Vancouver's International Boat Show.
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It was not just a jump from a mansion to an apartment building, but also a jump to not owning your own home.
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In case the risk scenario materializes, Russia's inflation could jump to 7.0–8.0% in 2020 with gross domestic product falling by 1.5-2.0%.
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An analyst for Goldman Sachs says unemployment claims could jump to 2202 million and the Dow drops another 2628 points and 28500 percent.
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Acquiring Salesforce would allow Google to "instantly jump" to the No. 533 spot in the cloud market behind Amazon, displacing Microsoft, RBC projected.
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Twenty-seven percent of the overall pay gap is from men being more likely to jump to higher-paying firms, the economists found.
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Foxconn chillingly responded to those suicide attempts by installing safety nets to catch employees attempting to jump to their deaths from company buildings.
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Today starts off cool and foggy, but by afternoon the sun will break out and temperatures will jump to a high near 87.
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I have noticed that as TikTok becomes more mainstream, many influencers and bloggers have attempted to make the jump to this new platform.
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The tax plans of all top Democratic candidates show a sharp jump to an overall marginal rate above 50%, from the current 40.2%.
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Apple was in no hurry to make the jump to 4G and LTE, and it waited until the iPhone 5 before doing so.
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"It's a big jump to pull out of this investigation, no matter how bad it is," said Representative Mike Quigley, Democrat of Illinois.
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Viruses are invisible, and not entirely predictable, which causes many of us to over-personalize the risks and jump to worst-case scenarios.
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Turkey's lira outperformed its peers with a 1.5% jump to 6.0268 against the greenback, briefly touching its strongest level in nearly three weeks.
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While genetic tests can indeed reveal some secrets about our family past, we can also jump to the wrong conclusions from their results.
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Somewhere in the world, an unknown virus is growing in the bloodstream of an animal, just waiting to jump to the human population.
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Once you've normalized all kinds of vile speech, it becomes easy to make the jump to full-on hate speech and white nationalism.
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The jump to 19973D—even though a fair number of those early games look utterly shite these days—was both revolutionary and intoxicating.
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In the company's shareholder letter, it attributed the jump to the same things it always attributes growth to: Seasonality, product improvements and marketing.
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But her chances would jump to 35 percent against Sarkozy or Fillon, he said, reflecting their lack of appeal beyond the right-wing electorate.
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The pilot initially enabled JUMP to deploy 210 bikes with the potential to deploy an additional 255, if the first nine months went well.
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Evernote is by no means the first company to jump to Google's Cloud Platform and use its APIs to run its customer-facing technology.
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It starts at $250,2000, but if you don't want cloth seats and a bare-bones crossover, plan to jump to the $25,4.53 S model.
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Both production and consumption would jump to record highs in 20183 with output hitting 83.02 bcfd and usage reaching 79.72 bcfd, the EIA forecast.
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When East Coaster Amber Kai made the jump to the west coast, she wasn't quite sure if she would "make it," as they say.
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Washington (CNN)One of President-elect Donald Trump's top congressional liaisons is making the jump to K Street instead of joining the Trump administration.
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AlarmThis one doesn't take too much figuring out—tap the Alarm button to jump to the Alarm section of the Clock app in iOS.
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"It seems inconceivable that a work would jump to that level without some kind of influence or involvement from the artist," Mr. Andipa said.
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But, for the sake of idealism, let's wait until Geri (Halliwell) Horner and Emma Bunton chime in before we jump to any dire conclusions.
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You may be tempted to jump to any number of conclusions about what happened — the rider was careless, the horse was not sufficiently trained.
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But during late fall, winter, and early spring, the food is flown in and prices jump to rates that are unattainable for most people.
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The scene shows star Felicity Jones running through the station with stormtroopers in hot pursuit (jump to about 1:05 to see the action).
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"We ask that your readers don't jump to conclusions and let the process play out in a fair and equitable way," Mr. Nabizadeh said.
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But social and healthcare costs are expected to jump to 26.5 billion euros per year ($19703 billion) in 2035 from 18.7 billion in 2018.
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Tommy Hilfiger-owner PVH was second-biggest S&P gainer with a 7 percent jump to a near 6-month high on strong results.
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The company said it expects underlying profit to jump to between A$940 million and A$1.04 billion in the year to June 2018.
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That increase allowed it to jump to third in the world for billionaires, leaping over Moscow and London (which have 69 and 62, respectively).
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But even when too much demand does result in inflation, Fulwiller, Grey, and Tankus say we shouldn't necessarily jump to taxes as a solution.
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But when it's held with just one, the controls jump to either side so that they can be easily accessed by the user's thumb.
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Here, a neurosurgeon reveals more facts to know about brain tumors: The next time you get a piercing headache, don't jump to any conclusions.
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"Let's not jump to any conclusions, and until there's full evidence and a full investigation has been done, we just don't know," Page said.
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We jump to the past, to a moment when Logan Delos (Ben Barnes) and William (Jimmi Simpson) are sipping drinks at a swanky bar.
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The portion of the budget going to education would expand to 72.4 billion dirhams while that of health would jump to 18.6 billion dirhams.
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Both production and consumption would jump to record highs in 23 with output hitting 81.34 bcfd and usage reaching 76.85 bcfd, the EIA forecast.
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Chanda said Zambia's copper production would jump to about 1 million tonnes in 2018 when prices of the metal were expected to start rising.
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Some time later, it might spontaneously jump to a lower energy level, causing the atom to emit a particle of light, called a photon.
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Are they really going to jump to providing employees with a brand new Galaxy S8, a dock, and support for the entire new system?
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The militant's younger brother Dahlan told Indonesian media last weekend not to jump to conclusions about his sibling's alleged role in the suicide bombing.
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The exposure we received at TechCrunch Disrupt completely changed our trajectory and made it easier to raise funds and jump to the next stage.
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The man on the crane threatened to jump to get the attention of local officials, coming down only when they promised to help him.
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An individual's Uber points are tallied and at 43, 2,500, 7,500 points, respectively, they jump to the next tier for the next six months.
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And in a move that should surprise absolutely no one, the magazine is making its jump to VR in the magazine's infamous Swimsuit issue.
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As a builder, he caught the eyes of the model shop's then design managers, impressing them enough to make the jump to designing himself.
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As a result, the number of newly completed apartments is expected to jump to some 290,000 this year from 248,000 in 2015, Loewenstein said.
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But a gene alteration like that could also inadvertently jump to another population or even another species — and wreak havoc on an entire ecosystem.
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When it went public in April, Spotify's new approach aimed to loosen Wall Street investment banks' grip on startups' jump to the stock market.
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With Super Bowl XXXVI underway in New Orleans, the Rams made a 533-yard field goal to jump to an early 3-0 lead.
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Fortnite arrive on iOS in the middle of March, and its upcoming jump to Android is likely to push the title's success even further.
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This may be something to consider before allowing the politics of it all to encourage a quick jump to one side or the other.
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The Jets also lost a pair of fumbles in the first half, allowing the Chiefs to jump to a lead they never gave up.
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Khosrowshani said Uber wants to bring Jump to Berlin by the end of the summer and launch in other European cities in coming months.
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India wants the share of non-fossil fuel in total installed power capacity to jump to 40 percent by 2030 from 30 percent currently.
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If Cory Booker needed people like Norcross when he decided to make the jump to the Senate, he has no need of them now.
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As Cramer watched the averages jump to new intraday highs on Monday, he wondered about the welfare of one very strong sector: the cyclicals.
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When their streaming deals expires, they'll make the jump to Disney Plus, which is expected to be within the first year of the service.
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But before we jump to conclusions about residential real estate market, let's examine key factors that will determine the future of the renter vs.
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The letter urged Mr. Obama not to jump to conclusions about the Cuban system, or assume that the past could be so easily forgotten.
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The lead author attributes this jump to fear and the higher rates of early detection, but notes that there are multiple options for patients.
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But it was that same March, following the fall Japanese release of Monster Hunter 4, when Evanko decided to make the jump to YouTube.
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Mars clashes with Neptune at 9:04 AM—it's important not to jump to conclusions, or worse, fall for the tricks of shady people.
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Far too often, urban leaders and social justice warriors jump to the conclusion that increasing the power of government will reduce crime and poverty.
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Bitcoin started the year at about $968 and recently saw a more than 1,600 percent jump to top $16,700 per token as of Dec.
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I have a really short attention span when I write so if I get bored doing a certain thing I'll jump to another instrument.
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And when other people are uncomfortable, because of how we respond, or something they've said, we just jump to the 'oh, no, it's okay!
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Jump to see some of the top moments from this morning's testimony: Vindman warns Ukraine's president| White House blocks Williams |Vindman spars with Rep.
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Jump to 2017, when Google unveiled AlphaZero, a computer that had been given the rules of chess and then taught itself how to play.
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To these we should add a question that might not always jump to mind: Will they have a chance to learn from a mentor?
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Don't immediately jump to defending a person just because you really like them and you've already got something invested, because that's how they win.
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Revenue from the health insurance business rose 60.353% to $48.11 billion in the third quarter, while Optum posted a 13.3% jump to $28.76 billion.
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"I'd wait until the seasonality flattens out before you jump to a conclusion that you've got money crashing into the markets at the highs."
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Khosrowshani said Uber wants to bring JUMP to Berlin by the end of the summer and launch in other European cities in coming months.
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Leishman is projected to jump to fourth in the standings if he wins on Sunday, behind Americans Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth and Dustin Johnson.
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There are a LOT of very tough jobs in the Trump administration: chief of staff, communications director and press secretary all jump to mind.
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Finland predicts its social and healthcare costs will jump to 215.1 billion euros per year ($261 billion) in 290 from 733 billion in 15.8.
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" Quenneville added, "He seems like he hasn't lost a step at all and looks like he's got a little more jump to his game.
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Aja: Before we jump to J-Law, I want to add one more thing about the real-life economics that surrounded The Hunger Games.
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And there are some inevitable failures when Mama's recipes don't make the jump to reality gracefully, but even a failure can offer something valuable.
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Chinese officials gather for an annual policy session, Huawei prepares to challenge the U.S. in court and Michael Jackson fans jump to his defense.
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Some analysts speculated that there wouldn't be enough oil to go around and that prices could jump to $90 a barrel or even higher.
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But health authorities fear it could jump to other unvaccinated groups like the ones linked to the children of families who attend Waldorf schools.
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In the eastern port city of Tianjin, for example, those being supervised will jump to 600,000 from 90,000, according to state-backed Beijing News.
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This brings an unusual level of physicality to gaming, with players having to sometimes dash, duck, or even jump to get through a level.
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Plus Newt Gingrich taps into his vast historical knowledge and reveals why the left is so quick to jump to hysterical comparisons to the holocaust.
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Let's not jump to conclusions STAT attempted to obtain a copy of the concussion study, but researcher Jae Kun Shim did not return repeated calls.
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You can run and jump, to avoid enemies and obstacles (like fire pits), but you'd be wise to make ample use of your signature waves.
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Tommy Hilfiger owner PVH was the second-biggest S&P gainer, with a 4.8-percent jump to a near 6-month high on strong results.
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Tommy Hilfiger owner PVH was the second-biggest S&P gainer with a 4.8-percent jump to a near 6-month high on strong results.
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"While fans shouldn't necessarily jump to conclusions about what this might mean, for many people who watch the show, their silence speaks volumes," she writes.
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The Olympic wrestlers to have made the jump to mixed martial arts have enjoyed their time in the confines of a cage or a ring.
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The bank's loan growth for 2019 is expected to jump to 6 percent after being flat or only marginally up this year, the CEO said.
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But some of Cruz's more conservative backers, especially those who have strong views against immigration, may be as likely to jump to Trump as Rubio.
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Making the jump to USB-C will let you connect to fast chargers, and the most affordable Lightning to USB-C cable comes from Anker.
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Management fees paid by the resort members, the letter said, are expected to jump to a total of $1.15 million from about $366,000 in 993.
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The study found that when the ambient temperature is 84 degrees, the temperature inside a locked car can jump to 103 degrees within 10 minutes.
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Just this week, the CDC's website reported that there 48 pregnant women with Zika in the U.S. The jump to 157 happened for two reasons.
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It was a fully analog system until the launch of 2G (second generation networks), which made the jump to digital when it launched in 1991.
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However, though this slower pace could represent a downshift in the rate of job creation, it is far too soon to jump to that conclusion.
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Box office prices for that new round of seats will start at $179 for a standard ticket and jump to a whopping $4853 for premium.
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Iran's jump to the No.2 spot is also due to solid condensate demand from South Korean refiners such as SK Energy and Hyundai Oilbank.
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Kansas City Mayor Mark Holland asked for people not to jump to conclusions and wait for an investigation to answer why the officer was killed.
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And yes, one of the right-hand pilot's jobs is to pull back the lever to jump to hyperspace, and that pull is very satisfying.
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Because of the ridiculous heights these attackers can jump to, you can expect to see huge spikes, bicycle kicks, and a general penchant for style.
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Users can also review the past 24 hours through the app, although it'll be a lot of footage with no flagged content to jump to.
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"Part of the pain and the suffering that happens without clarity is that people jump to conclusions and sometimes it's the wrong conclusion," he said.
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I've been cultivating a piece of land out there for the last few years and decided to make the jump to a slower-paced life.
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Imports from Brazil will jump to 71.06 million tonnes, with the rest coming from Argentina, Canada, Russia and other countries, Guo told an industry conference.
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Like the intriguing Tabby's Star, and the rampant speculation that it's home to an alien megastructure, more data is needed before we jump to conclusions.
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If Jordan did ultimately jump to the Judiciary role, it could pave the way for Meadows to move to the top GOP role on Oversight.
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The shutdown-delayed report is seen showing a 9.5 percent jump to an annual rate of 1.18 million units, after slumping 11.2 percent in December.
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That rate can jump to more than 46 percent after the reduced rates on individual income taxes expire at the end of 2025, he said.
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We recently covered Walmart's jump to selling high-end clothing brands for the fashionistas, but this latest news is for the book lovers out there.
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We'd jump to the Executive tier, which starts at $23,24 and brings remote start, laser lighting and a bunch of other quality-of-life improvements.
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I think that's warranted and desired and needed here, but no one should -- we should all try not to jump to conclusions about what happened.
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Fans will be able to access UFC content in one place, rather than having to jump to different platforms as they did in the past.
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Last year its global e-commerce sales increased by 12% to $13.7 billion, compared with a 20% jump to $107 billion of sales at Amazon.
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She's under contract with Fox News until July, but signed off from the network in early January after announcing her decision to jump to NBC.
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New Delhi's refined palm oil imports are likely to jump to a record 3 million tonnes in the 2018/19 marketing year ending on Oct.
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He said he expects the price of bitcoin to jump to $50,000, possibly within a decade and the market value could cross a trillion dollars.
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So, the jump to exascale would be like going from a flip phone to the latest smartphone or from dial-up to 4G internet speed.
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The base erosion and anti-abuse tax will go into effect next year at a 5 percent rate, then jump to 10 percent in 2019.
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"We have seen too many wrongful convictions for anyone or any organization to jump to conclusions on the basis of someone being charged," he said.
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There's a major downside to this tendency, however, because the quick reactions and decisions we jump to can often be unfair, self-serving and counterproductive.
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The company today said it's launching a new feature that allows users to find and jump to additional products within a photo they're currently viewing.
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In January 2018, the ride-hailing giant partnered with JUMP to launch Uber Bike, which lets Uber riders book JUMP bikes via the Uber app.
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If Cross, rather than China, had hacked OPM — again, please don't jump to this conclusion — the U.S. would pay a big price in lost credibility.
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Despite stories like these, geneticists warn that people who get a DNA test this Christmas shouldn't jump to conclusions if they get a suspicious result.
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The IMF also forecast the average inflation rate would jump to a peak above 34 percent next year, briefly returning to its level in 2013.
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Yet a few British directors have made the jump to Paris and gained a following there, most prominent among them Peter Brook and Declan Donnellan.
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This year's recession scenario included a jump to 10 percent unemployment, as well as elevated stress in corporate loan markets and falling real estate prices.
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After a hopeful goodbye, 2020 finale "Chapter Twenty-Eight" uses a time jump to reveal Block's core five friend group is destined to splinter apart.
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Instead, he settled for a privately-owned 300-acre section of the Snake River Canyon in Idaho for his most eye-popping jump to date.
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Impulsive Mars clashes with Jupiter, the planet of abundance, on Thursday, September 12, inspiring us to jump to conclusions, and maybe spread ourselves too thin.
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Most streaming services that have TV shows already let you jump to the next episode by clicking a little prompt in the media controls overlay.
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Did a bungee jumping instructor yell "Now jump" or "No jump" to a tourist while she remained untethered, causing her to plunge to her death?
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That number is likely to jump to two million annually by 2030, making this complex and expensive operation one of surgery's biggest potential growth markets.
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We then jump to his college days, during which he dwells in an attic apartment and, as expected, punctuates his bookishness with love and sex.
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The brothers are not the first podcasters to make the jump to television — Marc Maron, for instance, had a nice run with "Maron" on IFC.
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"You have to be a little careful here, because it is too easy to jump to conclusions on this," said veteran Democratic strategist Robert Shrum.
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The German government has said it expected the national inflation index to jump to 1.8 percent in 2017 after 0.5 percent in the previous year.
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"First of all, it's a big jump to say that folks who are concerned about a strong American economy are Wall Street types," he said.
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Gold futures for December delivery extended Monday's jump to climb more than half a percent Tuesday to $1,331.90 an ounce, their highest since Nov. 9.
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But that's not all — iPadOS and tvOS are finally making the jump to version 133 with iPadOS 13.1 and tvOS 13.1, respectively, also available today.
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During Doctor Manhattan's 10-year time jump to inform Will of Angela's existence, he could have also passed on his powers to the older man.
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