You're not making up the answers you get, but you're making up how to get the answers.
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Making up for lack of service with spending Trump said he's making up for his lack of military service by being President.
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One-time payments will give $153,200 to individuals making up to $75,000 a year and $2,400 to married couples without children making up to $150,000.
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Among Democrats, Florida was the only state where the majority of voters were non-white, with black voters making up 250% and Latinos making up 220%.
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He estimates the X will only account for about 20% of sales, with the iPhone 8 making up 25% and older models making up the rest.
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Maryland's Democrats are more racially diverse than in Pennsylvania or Connecticut, with black voters making up 46% of the electorate and white voters making up 13% Tuesday.
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Users are making up rules at the same time they're making up stories, which can cause serious problems if not everyone has the same rules in mind.
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I considered making up some entertaining stuff here, but I don't want to do a Boris Johnson and get fired making up quotes, so here's what actually happened.
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Similar to most other tech companies, Twitter remains around 63 percent male, with white employees making up 57 percent of its workforce and Asian employees making up 32 percent.
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Under the Excelsior Scholarship, students from families making up to $100,000 per year will be eligible for free tuition this fall, with families making up to 125,000 qualifying by 2019.
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Yes, both groups still exist at Slack, with white people making up 59.4 percent of the company's workforce in the U.S. and men making up 56.5 percent of Slack's global workforce.
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The credit, which would be decreased and reformatted under the proposed House bill, currently applies to single parent households making up to $80,000 per year, or for married couples making up to $160,000.
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The company will remain commercial-loan focused with C&I loans making up around one-fourth of the loan book, and CRE, inclusive of owner-occupied and multifamily, making up just under half.
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"Nicole is making up these claims about me," Baio said.
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We're very vulnerable and there's no making up Iranian barrels.
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While one couple is breaking up, another is making up.
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Selena Gomez is back and making up for lost time.
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But I'm chill because it's making up for other feelings.
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Meanwhile, women in politics are making up for lost time.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Dan is really good at making up spells.
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NeNe should be embracing love instead of making up lies.
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We're pretty good at making up a bunch of bullshit.
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Nene should be embracing love instead of making up lies.
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Taking pictures and making up stories is a dangerous business.
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Now 249, Mr. Hevey is making up for lost time.
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"It wasn't something that he was making up," she said.
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It originated from poor kids making up their own shit.
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Those making up to $24,000 will pay no income tax.
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Alma was always making up stories when she got nervous.
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Smollett has repeatedly denied making up or orchestrating the attack.
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Cave Girls was also about making up your own history.
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Lincoln has been making up for lost time in China.
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You think I'm making up the part about friends, right?
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We were making up the rules as we went along.
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Critics seized on this as Schiff making up quotes wholesale.
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In spite of my intention not to infringe upon any students' writerly prerogatives, I feel obliged to remind them that making up a story also entails making up both an author and an audience.
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The tuition was making up for a lack of government funding.
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He'll be making up for lost time starting again in February.
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But firms are making up for lower margins with mammoth volumes.
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Hollywood has enough problems with diversity without making up new ones.
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But Blatter is widely known for making up his own rules.
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Naturally, its E3 2017 trailer is making up for lost time.
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Meanwhile, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has been making up the difference.
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He's just making up a medical need that is not there.
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The best part of breaking up is not the making up.
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That's despite women making up less than half of the workforce.
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He was like, 'Why are they making up things about me?
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It seems like Halle Berry is making up for lost time.
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Homebuilders are not even close to making up for the shortfall.
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Fintechs are quickly making up a bigger portion of that total.
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Apparently making up facts is fine if you're writing about us.
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"Who's going to be held accountable for making up this video?"
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Granite State voters are notorious for making up their minds late.
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I think women are making up for that in this election.
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Fortunately, other options for making up the lost revenue are available.
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That included making up dialogue and quotes and creating composite characters.
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It's underdeveloped, but making up for that with every passing minute.
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No one is making up flash cards for PSAT vocabulary prep.
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She is now more than making up for her past evasiveness.
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Yet many are far from making up all the lost ground.
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But we like it — for fights or, you know, making up.
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"Making up that deficit was just not possible," Mr. Emmett wrote.
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Kawashima's making up for his shaky performances earlier in the tournament.
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"I'm just still kind of making up my mind," McCain said.
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The teenagers among them will begin making up for lost time.
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Inevitably I was making up stories to myself, retreating into myself.
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She was later arrested and charged with making up the encounter.
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Like stuff they were just making up just to violate me.
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As for Omarosa making up with the black community post-Trump?
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You're not really missing much because we're making up for it.
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This year I got a lot of making up to do.
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They have a better, more accurate sense of their dwindling political fortunes, with whites and conservatives making up a decreasing portion of the electorate — and women, people of color, and liberals making up an increasing portion.
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And external hiring is not making up the disparity in promotion rates.
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And now, with You're Not Alone, I'm making up for missing time.
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I was making up for lost time and eating everything i wanted!!
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Raonic is a young and hungry man making up for lost time.
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Lindsay has accused him of making up interactions they never had before.
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Is there a particular person whose face you enjoy making up most?
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A defensive back making up that much ground would have been remarkable.
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Yet, Danielle legitimately gains nothing from making up a story like this.
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Trump has spent prolifically, cutting taxes without making up the lost revenue.
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I don't care what you say, I'm not making up with you.
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We probably should've started making up new words a long time ago.
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In the office at the NPYWC, they are making up a batch.
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Sure, internet progressives tirelessly mocked Kellyanne Conway for making up a massacre.
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It's underdeveloped, but it's making up for that with every passing minute.
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From the looks of their Instagrams, they're making up for lost time.
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But Russia on the other hand may be making up the difference.
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Or a hotel making up for a bad experience by awarding points.
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I don't see machine learning or AI making up the deficit either.
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So I kept on making up those little wartime stories until, during
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Some months I'm making nothing, and others I'm making up to $3,500.
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Initially, the government had been making up the difference on its own.
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It's like those things that are everywhere, making up all of existence.
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And then by early January we were making up plans to go.
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But Russia, on the other hand, may be making up the difference.
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So congratulations to President Putin for making up a realistic-sounding number.
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I've been having trouble making up my mind about The Narrow Door.
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"Christopher Robin" may have a hard time making up the slack overseas.
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I remember my mother making up stories to explain away her bruises.
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"I almost feel like I'm making up for lost time," she says.
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Shifty is now exposed for illegally making up my phone call, & more!
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But this business of making up candidates to vote for is pathetic.
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Now she is making up for lost time with her three daughters.
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Currently, Thailand accounts for 75% of revenue, with Vietnam making up 17%.
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Trump on Wednesday appeared hell-bent on making up for lost time.
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So, in addition to singing, they "compose" by making up incriminating details.
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Married couples making up to $100,000 would be eligible for the credit.
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And those states will have a hard time making up the difference.
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She tells readers to think about "the story I'm making up" — i.e.
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It's like she's making up for all that time she kept silent.
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I can't tell you whether or not you're making up an opinion.
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While Clinton's plan isn't the universal project Sanders outlined, she took a big step in his direction by proposing to cover public college tuition for families making up to $85,000, and by 2803, families making up to $125,000.
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While Clinton's plan isn't the universal project Sanders outlined, she took a big step in his direction by proposing to cover public college tuition for families making up to $85,000, and by 2021, families making up to $125,000.
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Arkansas executions Maybe this is a case of making up for lost time.
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Growth showed no signs of making up ground lost during a deep recession.
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Gold had a hard time making up its mind about Friday's jobs report.
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There follows two or three clips of the other team making up ground.
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Terse statements released on April 24th suggest the pair are finally making up.
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But now that we've found each other, we're making up for lost time.
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Digital sales growth almost doubled, growing 99.1% and making up 18.2% of sales.
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"Of course, Donald Trump is already making up lies about this," Clinton said.
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As a journalist he was dropped from one paper for making up quotes.
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"He's making up a story," Anthony mother, Xiomara Strait, told the Express-News.
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Feb: Trump accuses the "FAKE NEWS media" of making up stories and sources.
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McDonald, Swenson, Sally and Zoe aren't the only ones making up their household.
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Several decades later, Real Rent Duwamish hopes to start making up the difference.
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Maintaining revenue neutrality means making up for that money through taxes somewhere else.
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We had observed our managers making up numbers for their bosses every day.
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It's like he's making up for something he did in a past life.
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The teams quickly began making up for lost time in the third, though.
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Previously, the rules applied to workers making up to around $23,700 a year.
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"There is zero chance that she is making up this story," Roche said.
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In 2010 it got over £50m, making up a third of its budget.
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The student body was international and diverse, with women making up about half.
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In addition to shooting poorly, Anthony was not making up for it elsewhere.
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She lost her husband last year and she's making up for lost time.
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They were still making up their minds about how they wanted to live.
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Jennifer Finney Boylan ARE Americans having a hard time making up their minds?
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I was making up bullshit excuses to bail on plans for no reason.
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I was totally enthralled by making up my own world and illustrating it.
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Did he stop making up "ridiculous" stories about himself on the campaign trail?
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Muslims are India's largest religious minority, making up 14 percent of the population.
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Making up the balance depends largely on increasing sales in the People's Republic.
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And lucky us, we get to watch all that making up go down.
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The director's cut has one more argument, and one more making up scene.
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He accused her of making up the assault in order to sell books.
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Making up the balance depends largely on boosting sales in the People's Republic.
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I stop making up stories about them or judging myself for doing so.
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He has repeatedly accused reporters of making up sources to destroy his presidency.
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In most cases, people don't just lie because they like making up stories.
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He's been making up for that low profile these last couple of years.
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I resorted to lying; making up excuses to get out of simple situations.
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Trump denied the assault claim and accused Zervos of making up a "phony" story.
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Brazil is the group's fourth-largest market, making up 7 percent of group sales.
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In other words, Russia is making up for some of what China is doing.
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It's not actually twisting words, it's making up other words that were never said.
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Bradley, this whole spilled drink incident is something you're completely making up, isn't it?
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Kelly accused Jones of dodging the question and making up excuses for his statements.
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As the country's parking headache shows, making up for these oversights is not easy.
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Probably. I would have no way of knowing if someone was making up stories.
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To keep them from making up excuses, they made the commitment in their calendars.
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They sang over Spice Girls tracks and eventually started making up their own melodies.
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Today, China is the second-largest economy, making up 243% of the world's GDP.
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Today, China is the second-largest economy, making up 16.3% of the world's GDP.
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Trump has already gotten 218 appeals judges confirmed, making up 18% of those seats.
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It expects iPhone sales to fall slightly, making up 15 percent of the market.
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Poor results at Nissan, announced on February 12th, underline the necessity of making up.
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In another embodiment, the triangles making up the triangular tessellations are dynamically sized triangles.
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Banks are Turkey's main external borrowers, making up 40% of the country's foreign debt.
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Indian stocks fell as much as 1.4 percent, before making up some lost ground.
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Google Home follows, with Apple's HomePod only making up 6 percent of the market.
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But I just feel like I'm making up for a lot of lost time.
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Smartphone sales continue to rise, making up a larger percentage of total phone sales.
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Nikki Yovino, 19, pleaded guilty to making up rape allegations against two football players.
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What percentage do you ultimately see the healthcare side making up the company's revenue?
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With us, artistically, it's difficult to stray from us making up our own rules.
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WINTER STORM Making up for lost time: Winter apparently has a quota to meet.
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"Love" is the most frequently used, making up more than half of all Reactions.
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You might think he's just making up words or doesn't know how to read.
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One paper includes thousands of authors making up 35% of the global astronomy community.
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You could have a lot of fun making up new words with this puzzle.
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He strongly denied the allegations, and accused the women of making up the stories.
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Yale has 2,400 UHNW alumni, with women making up just 7% of that group.
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UCLA has 1,945 UHNW alumni, with women making up 8% of their UHNW population.
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China is a huge market for Apple, making up about 15% of its sales.
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"You disrespect the victims of mass shootings by making up stupid s---," Lieu added.
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There are three "Tomb Raider" games, making up 25% of the entire launch library.
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Populists are making up about the same percentage on each side at this moment.
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The data itself is fairly small in size: making up around 150MB when compressed.
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"On the other projects, I was making up stories in my head," she says.
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Businesses were the second most vulnerable group, making up 21 percent of those hacked.
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Thune said it would give $1,200 to individuals making up to $75,000 a year.
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In the Hill interview, Mr. Trump said Ms. Carroll was making up the story.
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Making up the gap between him and Abdul-Jabbar, though, will be a challenge.
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Pay-per-view wouldn't come close to making up for box office ticket sales.
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Stephen Curry is making up for his awful Game 3 in a huge way.
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This wine is 84 percent syrah, with cinsault and carignan making up the rest.
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It must not have been true; it was the environmentalists making up a story.
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Accidental firearm discharges, shooting by law enforcement and mass shootings making up the remainder.
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"The biggest takeaway is voters are nowhere near making up their mind," Smith said.
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Massachusetts allocates 91 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 2.3% of the total.
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Oklahoma allocates 37 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 0.9% of the total.
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CT.Arkansas allocates 213 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 20.3% of the total.
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California allocates 415 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 10.7% of the total.
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When Mr. Tallent was about 12, he started making up stories about eccentric characters.
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Apple was the second-largest retailer of iPads making up about 20% of sales.
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Still, deliveries have shown big potential, making up almost all of Whole Foods' growth.
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What are some ways that the senators are making up for their Iowa absences?
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"This is making up for me dropping out of Hebrew school," he said, laughing.
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Hence no one could claim that she was making up the story in 85033.
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Green-belt land would fall from making up 89% of the borough to 86.4%.
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Demerits, though, for the hard plastic making up the side of the center console.
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Trump also accused the women on Tuesday of making up their stories for money.
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Menthol cigarettes are very popular, making up one-third of the total cigarette market.
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Smollett has denied making up the attack and is countersuing the city of Chicago.
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Maybe my children will spend this summer making up the lost time in school.
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At least you die-hard romantics are making up for the rest of us.
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A few redditors thought he was making up the T-shirt bit, but nope.
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I'm being encouraged to imagine that making up ground previously lost counts as progress.
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Trump's policies, however, are making up for key weaknesses in the Italian/American conglomerate's portfolio.
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Best Buy was its closest competitor, making up 3.9 percent of receipts, according to Slice.
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With the country making up 10% of Uber's rides, it's a market it can't forfeit.
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Kurds are the largest ethnic minority in Turkey, making up roughly 20% of the population.
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And if her songs' lyrics are any indication, Kesha is making up for lost time.
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The face-scanning convenience might end up making up for Samsung's poor fingerprint scanner placement.
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Iris licked and bit her all over, making up for the days she'd been without.
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Since their revelation, they have spent the last few years making up for lost time.
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Really, the entire making-up-a-move-to-Yemen plot couldn't have happened in 2017.
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They have gotten it wrong for two years, and now are making up stories & sources!
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But I have no argument with anyone making up her mind about who to support.
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China is Thailand's biggest source of tourists, making up 28% of the total last year.
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Making up quotes and attributing them to Tubman is nothing new, as McDaniel points out.
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I went without it for nine months, so I am making up for lost time.
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After all, she's making up for lost time and doing everything as a single mom.
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You don't want people in that industry to be making up all sorts of shit.
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In an ideal world, all the carriers would stop making up bogus claims about 5G.
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No. But that doesn't mean going around making up s— about her that's not true.
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He consulted with just one other person before making up his mind — his daughter Alexis.
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People on lower pay, making up to 15,000 rupees ($220) per month, would be exempted.
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Finally, Oreo is making up for lost time by giving Thin lovers TWO new flavors.
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In both interviews, Trump is, literally, making up a version of facts that suit him.
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The police use contemptible means such as making up stories, fabricating facts, issuing threats, etc.
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"Wait to see what they say about all of this before making up your mind."
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A smooth payment process went some way to making up for the 3 percent penalty.
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They deserve to hear the arguments pro and con before making up their own minds.
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China is an enormous market for Apple, making up nearly 20% of its global revenue.
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China is a huge market for Apple, making up about 15% of its revenues globally.
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They are also rarely fatal, making up only about 0.1 percent of skin cancer deaths.
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China is hugely important to Apple, making up about 15% of the company's global revenues.
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And people middle-aged and older are making up a significant percentage of the audience.
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Presently, as if making up her mind, Lydia says, I'll put it with the tips.
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When it comes to making up passwords, we're not doing so great as a society.
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They're making up things, they're giving me summonses and they're making me prove them wrong.
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What the Air Force lacks in performance, it won't be making up for in quantity.
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There is often little tolerance for testing a hypothesis or making up your own mind.
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Galvan denied making up the payments, though he admitted to having previously lied to investigators.
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Nordstrom waited decades to expand in Manhattan, but now it's making up for lost time.
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On Wednesday, the sheriff said Reinosa's motive for making up the attack remains a mystery.
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There are 2628,28500 cases in New York, making up 6900 percent of the world's infections.
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The bounce at Monday's open did not come close to making up for last week.
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Discontent still boils in broad sectors — lawyers, nurses, teachers, doctors — making up French society's backbone.
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Graham voted to impeach Clinton, and urged Democrats to resist prematurely making up their minds.
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CT. Colorado allocates 67 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 1.7% of the total.
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CT. Utah allocates 29 pledged delegates to the convention, making up 0.7% of the total.
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But as the calendar flipped over, he was nowhere near to making up his mind.
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Alibaba and Tencent are its two biggest holdings, making up nearly 30% of the portfolio.
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His firm's decision on Thursday suggests that Blankfein is closer to making up his mind.
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Native Americans are almost invisible at nontribal colleges, making up only 1 percent of students.
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Let's assume that I'm not making up my incapacity to work—that I'm really sick.
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Many people, said Aaron Ford, the state's attorney general, are still making up their minds.
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She had no idea she was the principal in this story I was making up.
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He finally told the sergeant he would wait a week before making up his mind.
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About 50,000 people live in the area, with Israeli Jewish settlers making up nearly half.
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And he's trying to get a much lesser prison sentence by making up this story.
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But capping their value at 22019 percent would lead to no change at all in the value of deductions for a single filer making up to $191,650 or married couples making up to $233,350 — a group that includes more than 95 percent of taxpayers.
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Gaul later admitted to sending the texts and making up the kidnapping, according to the prosecutor.
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By this point, the long-time staffers making up management had been through a lot together.
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Maybe Natasha Stoynoff was just making up that story about what happened with her Trump profile.
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Don't mistake this slight change in tone for Apple and the FBI kissing and making up.
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It has been making up some of the losses through trading of its non-hedged production.
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More than 140,000 Druze live in Israel, making up just under two percent of the population.
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And that gives the appearance that the Fed is making up things as they go along.
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"They are reacting on the fly, making up the rules as they go along," Kennett said.
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Farms planted more cascabellas than usual this year in hopes of making up for the scarcity.
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However, making up for lost time, Suárez ended up winning five trophies with Barcelona in 2015.
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British viewers were overwhelmingly responsible for the illegal downloads, making up 13.7 percent of the total.
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Stocks surged for a second day, making up even more ground from last week's steep drop.
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The twin robotic arms stir, shake and pour cocktails, making up to 1,000 drinks a day.
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But we also have an obligation to believe a woman is not making up sexual harassment.
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They'd ask about my high school or my childhood and I found myself making up stories.
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Celebrity couples have been making up and breaking up for as long as we can remember.
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But the way he talks now—which is large—he's surely making up for lost time.
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Others began contributing stories, making up historical and sometimes ancient sightings, and attempting their own photos.
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But there are millions of people across the country who are still making up their minds.
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So far, almost 20163 staff have been hired, with investment bankers making up the biggest group.
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General Motors invested $500 million in Lyft, making up half of its latest round of financing.
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But if there is any money left after making up these shortfalls, where should it go?
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There's a pernicious notion that women are making up false allegations in order to obtain money.
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Amsterdam is also on its way to making up for the losses after the financial crisis.
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He then turned to journalism, but was sacked from the Times newspaper for making up quotes.
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President Trump slammed the media Thursday, accusing members of the press of making up their sources.
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The remote location of this volcano on Saunders Island didn't help, making up-close observations difficult.
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Team Oreo Thins could finally soon be making up some ground against fans of the classics.
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Luke Bonner remembers missing classes for road trips, making up exams with teammates when he returned.
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Gaul later admitted to sending the texts and making up the kidnapping, Allen, the prosecutor, said.
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The driver later confessed to making up the whole thing so he could keep the dog.
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The president previously bragged to supporters about making up facts with Trudeau on the trade deficit.
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Earlier Monday, Trump tweeted that the Democrats are making up fake polls to "suppress" Trump voters.
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There were 712 superdelegates allotted in 2016, making up about 15% of the entire delegate selection.
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Boris had a brief career at The Times before getting fired for making up a quote.
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Here are just a few questions that people might have asked before making up their minds.
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Canadian women hold only 14% of board seats, despite making up 48% of the country's workforce.
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"He's trying to get a much lesser sentence by making up the story," Trump said Thursday.
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But the administration's proposed rule would allow any worker making up to $50,440 a year eligible.
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"Ohr never believed [Steele] was making up information or shading it," the memos read in part.
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He was making up to six appearances a month, rarely straying from the administration's talking points.
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Some four million Muslims live in Germany, making up almost 5 percent of the total population.
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They're not tongue-troublingly bad, but Six and Seven are clearly just making up the numbers.
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"You know you've made when people are making up who you're marrying," the actor told Moss.
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Ted Cruz, the CNN exit poll showed Latinos making up 26% of those who cast ballots.
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But his toddler brother, Ciro, was making up for it, munching on some chewy Italian bread.
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He's never stopped making up false and distorted statements about the dangers posed by Latino immigrants.
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"Five-eleven," he might say, making up a figure nearly two feet off the real answer.
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There are so many variables I'd need to consider before making up my mind to tell.
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The same way in stand-up, where the crowd can see when you're making up something.
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Biden has continued to deny the allegations and insists Trump is making up lies about him.
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It's nominated for both, perhaps making up for its lack of onscreen diversity with "VROOM" diversity?
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It also helps when you're able to extend buying times by making up your own rules.
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And overall, women are still vastly outnumbered, making up less than a quarter of the House.
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Digital advertising revenue was $20173 million, making up 37 percent of the company's total advertising revenue.
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India is 80 percent Hindu, with Muslims making up 14 percent of the 1.3 billion population.
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Illinois went first, in 2016, banning noncompete agreements for workers making up to $13 an hour.
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This school year, we're making up for that gap with a new series called Mentor Texts.
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"Traditional sports drinks are not making up even a third of these sweat moments," he said.
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They are also an incredibly diverse group, making up about a quarter of all mammalian species.
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It caused approximately 44,000 deaths in 2015, making up 3.3% of all deaths from viral hepatitis.
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Companies making up the tech-heavy index have had a bad earnings season, Hong told CNBC.
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But what he lacks in wattage, he has begun making up for with powerful new friends.
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The task of making up 20 seconds in 16 laps was ultimately too great a task.
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Brady's committee already approved the three separate measures making up the second phase of tax reform.
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At the school, white students are the minority, making up 11 percent of the student body.
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I wouldn't be surprised if they were making up new states just to cheer him up.
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He then turned to journalism but was sacked from The Times newspaper for making up quotes.
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He starts with Sean Spicer making up what's kind of a comical lie about crowd size.
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Later, I'd chat with HIV-positive friends, and they'd mention their diagnosis in an offhand way, over donuts or micheladas or tortas or beer, or they'd chalk it up to making up for lost time, or getting lost in the midst of making up for lost time.
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Those drugs are already making up a bigger share of all industry advertising, according to the paper.
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Trecartin sticks us perpetually on set, the cast filming each other repeatedly fighting, bickering and making up.
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Notaro revealed she had inadvertently been making up Southernisms and using them on her podcast, Professor Blastoff.
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A good umpire should not be making up the strike zone as he or she goes along.
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Only 47 percent of applicants were female, despite women making up 54 percent of the student population.
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So it's up to you to do your part by making up for it with great hair.
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The US is currently the largest contributor, with its funding making up 22% of the UN's budget.
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He has vivid memories of his parents walking around their home, making up songs on the fly.
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From a sector standpoint, service industries added 13,000 workers, with goods-producing companies making up the balance.
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In fact, used item sales are making up a small and declining part of the eBay business.
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CoinDesk has seen reports of ATM owners making up to $36,000 a year off of these machines.
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I was so focused on being sick that my brain was making up symptoms that didn't exist.
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It is making up for the shortfall by refocusing on Spain, the United States, Cuba and Mexico.
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Stocks surged for a second day, making up even more ground from last week's steep sell-off.
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Would he really risk all of that by making up lies about his conversations with the President?
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People of color are also sidelined, making up only a fraction of staff at major tech companies.
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Making up new games that do not involve locked doors, such as solving a murder, is another.
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They are probably here to stay, already making up more than 80 percent of the law's customers.
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And such consumers are not making up through growing numbers what they lack in individual spending power.
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Sterling sank as far as $5.53 overnight, its lowest since early September, before making up some losses.
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Tilman grows frustrated with Matt who, instead of owning up to his mistakes, keeps making up excuses.
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And wouldn't we all love the redo option after making up an answer and mumbling it, too?
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Finance ministers may be more concerned with making up shortfalls in cashflow than getting a good deal.
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He then headed back to Warsaw, making up his mind about the legal reforms during the drive.
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China is America's No. 251 trade partner, making up 5003% of US trade so far this year.
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In the meantime, kayaking enthusiasts in Western France may want to consider making up some bread baskets.
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Wyze Labs itself is pretty small right now, with around 12 people currently making up the team.
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Woodbury has a larger Latino population than most of Iowa, making up 17 percent of its residents.
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Hispanics, despite making up 17.4% of the population in 2014, held just 8% of tech sector jobs.
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Motor vehicles and parts is the largest segment, making up about 20 percent of all retail spending.
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Assistant and Home have steadily been making up ground on Amazon over the last couple of years.
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Masturbators were just wantonly making up the conditions for treating themselves as objects, which made it worse.
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Major story that the Dems are making up phony polls in order to suppress the the Trump .
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Tech has stepped into Austin and Dallas, making up for the oil losses and then some. Beaumont.
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The victims included farmers, indigenous people and activists, with women making up a tenth of the total.
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Overall, sales were down in 6 out of 11 sectors, making up 74 percent of retail trade.
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Right now, H.264 is still the leading video codec, making up 72 percent of online videos.
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Making up can be very powerful, and can fill us with all sorts of feelings of love.
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But maybe I was making up excuses for accurate responses that correctly described my acute social anxiety.
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Its audience was nearly evenly split between the genders, with women making up 2451% of ticket buyers.
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More than half of recorded incidents involves children, despite minors making up only 20163 percent of detainees.
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She said I couldn't stay with her, making up excuses about the broken heating in the house.
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Congress remains heavily male, with women making up just 20 percent of the seats across both chambers.
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Fog computing is an architectural pattern meant to enable the devices making up the Internet of Things.
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Muslims are India's largest religious minority, making up more than 13 percent of the 1.2 billion population.
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Johnson started his career in journalism, but was fired from The Times for making up a quote.
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Last year 191 women were elected to the House of Commons, making up only 29% of MPs.
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Any worker making up to $50,85033 a year would qualify for overtime pay under the new rules.
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Over the years, the state's contribution per student has diminished, with property taxes making up the difference.
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In March, they attended a dinner with about 20 classmates, reminiscing and making up for lost time.
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He said he works for three days a week, making up to 1,200 taka ($14) a day.
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Nuclear energy was the second biggest contributor, with coal making up two percent of the energy mix.
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"We are not making up these stories; this is not some Jason Bourne trilogy," Mr. Simsek added.
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This is something that is unexplored that we are basically making up the rules as we go.
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Of the 28 countries now making up the European Union, 19 are members of the currency bloc.
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The Ranch Fire, one of the two fires making up the Mendocino Complex fires, torched 410,203 acres.
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"You disrespect the victims of mass shootings by making up stupid s---," Lieu said in a tweet.
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But they argue that economic growth will boost tax revenues over time, making up for that gap.
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But there are also foods that people need to know more about before making up their minds.
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Turner accuses Sondland of making up testimony tying Trump to withholding Ukraine aid 2:06 p.m. Rep.
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There is no better proof that Democrats are making up their impeachment ploy as they go along.
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Otherwise, he said Pure Daily "appears to be making up all these false accusations" to frame Krasr.
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The rest of the $25 million will go to the 6,000 plaintiffs making up the three lawsuits.
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The index edged 01383 percent higher to 20138 as of 26.7818 GMT, making up small losses earlier.
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Boris Johnson's first notable act was to be fired from a newspaper for making up a quote.
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Former Trump aide Sam Numberg has confessed to making up stories in order to troll the press.
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Public and private sector employees making up to 14,200 pounds would be exempt, up from 13,222.5 previously.
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The Army concurs, and sees games as handy tools for making up skills lost in recent wars.
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Making up ground on so-called off tracks is often more difficult than on a dry surface.
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Perico waited until he was 12 or 13, and then he began making up for lost time.
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It's a bit like a big bazaar—lacking in rules and making up for it in improvisation.
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Manufacturing accounts for around 10 percent of the British economy, with construction making up another 6 percent.
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As we reported, sources connected with Johnny say Amber is lying ... making up the domestic violence story.
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Airbnb has doubled since 2014, now making up 0.27% of lodging expenses—still a tiny overall fraction.
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Sedans will be just 9% of sales, with compacts and subcompacts making up most of the rest.
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Gold inched up 0.1 percent to $1,239.80 an ounce, making up some of Wednesday's 1.5 percent loss.
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O'Rourke, meanwhile, is at home in El Paso, still making up his mind about a presidential run.
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This led to Latinos making up more than 22016 percent of all early ballots cast in Florida.
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Walmart is Vista Outdoor's largest customer, making up 14% of Vista's $2 billion in sales in 2019.
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They both talked endlessly of those post-vote fetes, as though they were a couple making up.
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With school out, families propelled "Coco" over the holiday weekend, making up 21 percent of the audience.
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Twice what he talked about when he was campaigning and making up promises all over the place.
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PARIS — In a sport played without a clock, Mihaela Buzarnescu is quickly making up for lost time.
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Look for those Greek letters making up the phrase and you get CHI PSI ZETA XI. Gesundheit.
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Men appear to be disproportionately affected, making up 56% of the cases and 13% of the deaths.
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Technically, it's a "slow motion selfie" but Apple is out here just making up words willy-nilly.
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The molecules making up the commercial plastic resin were similar to fats found in ordinary cooking oil.
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But what if this is all a jungle gym and we should be making up better games?
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Norway was in the top slot, with electric cars making up 39 percent of new car sales.
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He said he was "honored" by the secretary's comments and accused NBC of making up the report.
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I started making up in my head what I'd say to my dad when I got there.
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Costs for construction and operations are passed on to customers, making up a quarter of consumer's bills.
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Trump has denounced Wolff as a "loser," accusing the author of making up stories for the book.
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Luxury brands Porsche and Audi remain key profit contributors, making up around 23.4 percent of group EBIT.
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He seems to lean-Biden because of the Obama connection, but is still making up his mind.
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The company is mall chain Taubman Properties' largest tenant, making up 4.3% of its total square footage.
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But since I'm making up the rules (and you make up yours) I gave up on sleep.
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Four performers tell short, funny stories about their lives, but one is making up the entire tale.
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The White House has indicated that it will leave that decision-making up to the intelligence community.
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Muslims comprise 14 percent of the population, with Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists and others making up the rest.
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Eighty-five percent are studios and one-bedrooms, with two- and three-bedrooms making up the balance.
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That would hamper consumer spending, which is currently making up for the declines in the manufacturing sector.
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Bears would point to social fatigue on core Facebook with Instagram not making up for the slowdown.
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It is a breathless, whirlwind week — the hectic schedule of a man making up for lost time.
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Bjork joined him at the top of the leaderboard after making up three shots in 13 holes.
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Thanks to Hammonds and Harris making up for Edwards' struggles, Georgia led 41-30 at the half.
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"People are making up stories about 'the other' — Muslims, Trump voters, whoever 'the other' is," she said.
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She recommends making up a large batch, noting that the chili tastes even better the second day.
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According to some estimates, there are around 50,000 people, with Israeli Jewish settlers making up nearly half.
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He lives there in squalor and isolation, making up in wine what he has forgone in drugs.
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Often, such travellers will stay in the same hotel for the duration, making up the extra cost themselves.
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Shares of Apple traded roughly 1 percent higher premarket Wednesday, making up for some painful losses last week.
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Miami is 26-183 since the halfway point of the season, making up for an 11-30 start.
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An assistant making up to $50k a year will likely see a bonus of about $103k to $50k.
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In an effort to save face, we resort to making up excuses when we back out of plans.
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"The Democrats are making up excuses because they can't find better reasons to oppose the nominees," Alexander said.
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Making up 21999% of the U.S. workforce, women have innumerable options when it comes to acceptable office attire.
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I will be making up for it and doubling down and making sure it's killer on Saturday night.
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After they submitted their information, the family got busy pulling out snacks and candy and making up beds.
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Senators have been criticized for making up their minds before hearing a word at the formal impeachment trial.
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Trump's gaffe adds another chapter to the storied tradition of white people and institutions making up African countries.
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Yandle, making up for his turnover, tied the score 3-3 at 13:12 of the second period.
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Plus, New Hampshire voters are famously fickle and prone to making up their minds at the last minute.
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It's a payment network that consisted of seven banks making up 60 percent of the mobile banking market.
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Choose making up numbers from thin air about the NHS and plastering them on the side of buses.
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The Obama administration expanded it to cover low-income people making up to slightly above the poverty line.
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And law enforcement increasingly requests large tranches of this information—making up many months—for their surveillance targets.
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With the launch of a successful TV service, however, the company could start making up for lost time.
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During the Q&A portion, a fan asked if de Lesseps would ever considering making up with Medley.
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MNUCHIN: AGAIN, I THINK THIS IS ALL STUFF THAT THE PRESS IS JUST MAKING UP AND TALKING ABOUT.
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There are more than 1 million Syrian refugees in Lebanon, making up a quarter of the country's population.
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To go into force, members making up at least 85% of their combined GDP had to ratify it.
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It also underscored the broader shift to shopping online, which is making up for slower spending in stores.
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As for making up for any "lost time", Sarah has increased her number of workouts to do so.
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Second, they have to determine when voters will start making up their minds about which candidates to support.
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Coal is the largest contributor to the company's profit, making up more than a third of the total.
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To be clear, Fields and other skeptics aren't claiming that the Havana patients are making up their illness.
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African Americans account for 45% of all new transmissions of HIV despite making up 12% of the population.
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Mormon voters making up 28500 percent of the electorate there, and many have been turned off by Trump.
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Demographics are changing, people of color are making up a larger share of the population and labor force.
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The administration of Barack Obama is cock-a-hoop that its two closest Asian allies are making up.
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She and Offset have had a rocky year ... breaking up and then making up in a big way.
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Kraft Heinz is the largest seller of boxed macaroni and cheese, making up 76% of the market share.
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Making up just 1.8 percent of the UK's population, they represent 29 percent of everyone living with HIV.
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We end with Gus and his friends enjoying their quirky party game: making up theme songs for movies.
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The energy sector is a major employer in the province, making up about a quarter of its economy.
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Banks already face a significant challenge in making up large capital shortfalls over the next couple of years.
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The check doesn't come close to making up for the six-figure income Fleming had as a miner.
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Trump later tweeted accusing Cohen of making up stories to get out of legal trouble in New York.
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" In O'Brien's view, "If Trump can get political or financial gain from making up, he can make up.
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I've run the world record in this stadium so I was capable of making up for the error.
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Perhaps even more troubling is that he is prone to making up his own set of false facts.
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But what they lack in finances they're making up for with savvy and state-of-the-art organizing.
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A total of 19 rowers have been banned and only six will be competing, making up two crews.
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Africans account for a plurality of immigrants in the system, making up 44% of people given green cards.
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LSE's information services business, meanwhile, is its largest, making up nearly half of the London-based exchange's revenue.
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Mr. Trump may be merely reviewing his list of options one last time before making up his mind.
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That's because the dominant industry on the island is manufacturing, making up about 46 percent of their economy.
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Nevada is currently ranked sixth in the country, with women making up a third of elected state officials.
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After making up 40% of these investors' alternatives allocation in 2018, hedge funds now make up only 33%.
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Unlike some other company towns however, Oshawa has diversified, making up for lost manufacturing jobs in other industries.
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Investment in low-carbon renewable energy reached $315 billion in 2015, making up 17 percent of the total.
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Making up false claims against Mike G to deflect attention away from his continued violent behavior is shameful.
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In her teens and 20s, Jennifer was making up to $3,700 USD a week stripping in Ottawa, Canada.
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In between your holiday grocery run and making up the spare room, make time for some great journalism.
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But can either team unearth the secret to making up for the potentially permanent absence of a star?
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For years, they have been charged with making up the whole tragedy (including the lives of their children).
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YouTube's advertising revenue in 2019 totaled $15 billion, making up 9% of Alphabet's overall $162 billion in revenue.
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Social scientists generally, and Cuddy in particular, stand accused of making up interesting phenomena out of whole cloth.
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Women are now the clear majority on college campuses, making up 20173 percent of students enrolled this fall.
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In 2009, there were 503 women on the City Council, making up 35 percent of the legislative body.
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Kohl's is also aiming to improve its apparel business, with women's clothing making up about 30% of sales.
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You see the editors, the models, the shows and the excitement making up this wonderful sort of cult.
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Iowans still making up their minds Iowa voters continued on Monday to put the candidates through their paces.
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But when they start making up new sections of a bill from whole cloth, something has gone wrong.
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Netflix is still the global streaming champion, making up 61.3% of the global demand share among streaming platforms.
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"It's hurtful when people equate the government making up these choices with the whole of Bermuda," she said.
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Cancer treatments are now the largest area of Sanofi's research, making up 28 of its 85 clinical projects.
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Agents can help negotiate your rent and the lease terms, making up for the cost of their fee.
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Domestic output has gone up, but it hasn't come close to making up for the loss from imports.
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Perhaps in doing so, I was making up for all of the times I felt out of place.
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But early-stage deals remained strong as well, making up 72% of the total investment rounds last year.
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The group had looked to be making up some ground earlier in the week after a tough summer.
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China is now the brand's biggest global market, making up more than a quarter of global KFC sales.
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It was Trump doing what he always does -- making up a story to tell himself and the public.
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This season has been lagging behind last in total grosses, but has gradually been making up lost ground.
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Had a bad reputation, and now works for the Comcast/NBC losers making up phony stories about me.
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Boeing is biggest customer for the British engineer's aerospace unit, making up 15 percent of the division's sales.
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Acquired programming made up 46 percent of Chinese TV in 2017, with sports shows making up 5 percent.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "This week the White House was caught several times making up statistics about the border situation.
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Maybe she was making up Melinda, fabulizing to fascinate the doctor, and to claim erotic power for herself.
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Trump took credit for making up an economic term — "priming the pump" — that was coined in the 1930s.
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When challenged by the news media, some of these leaders have accused reporters of making up the news.
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With college graduates making up 37 percent of voters, it was the best-educated electorate of all time.
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But on Monday, Mr. Spitzer's lawyer said that the woman had apologized by email for making up the allegation.
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I think this is the future of smartphone photography: A lot of computation making up for obvious optical limitations.
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Taylor Swift and Kanye West have a long and complicated history of feuding, making up and then feuding again.
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MEADOWS: Listen, this makes for a great book but it would be sad if were making up the facts.
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Now that's he's on a break ... it looks like Justin and his pals are making up for lost time.
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Hedge funder manager Paul Singer, once one of Donald Trump's harshest critics, is making up with the president-elect.
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Foreign workers are making up some of the shortfall - last year numbers topped 1 million for the first time.
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Mosul is divided by the Tigris River, with both sides making up about half of Iraq's second-largest city.
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For the moment, providers seem to be content making up for losses by penalizing the customers who stick around.
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The irony is, Snapchat is making up for its incognito meeting space with this: The biggest billboard in town.
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"I thought this was the Onion making up a story," Kawasaki, Canva's chief evangelist, said on CNBC's "Halftime Report".
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In Miami-Dade county, 63,900 households, making up 52% of the county, were without power as of Tuesday night.
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In Miami-Dade county, 596,900 households, making up 52% of the county, were without power as of Tuesday night.
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"I was scratching my head, and I was, like, Wow, Tiversa is making up this story," he told me.
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By December 2015, asylum claims filed by Iraqi nationals dropped dramatically, making up only 8 percent of total claims.
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The deduction is available for single filers making up to $80,000, and married taxpayers with income up to $160,000.
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Many voters in the Palmetto State are still making up their minds, a factor that adds to the uncertainty.
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Dollar-denominated assets account for two-thirds of global foreign-exchange reserves, with Treasury bonds making up the bulk.
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Payment history is the most important factor of your FICO credit score — making up 35% of your total score.
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It's mostly been a series of Facebook Live videos, with pro-Trump newscasts making up the bulk of them.
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I'm not making up this use case; it's something ElsiePic directly says in a press release announcing the service.
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More than 20183,000 lorries, making up 28% of all goods trade between Canada and America, cross it every day.
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"We realise that we are making up for many years of civilisational delays," said Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister.
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Since getting back together, Kylie Jenner and Tyga have been making up for lost time with plenty of PDA.
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The RSC receives around £375,000 (~$163,000) per year from BP, making up just 0.6% of the theater's annual income.
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Developing economies accounted for the lion's share of the spending, with China making up 45% of the global total.
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The startup equity gap: Women own just 9% of all equity, despite making up 33% of founders and employees.
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Mr Meyer-Heder's likeliest partner in government are the Greens, with the liberal Free Democrats making up the numbers.
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Uber will expect demand to increase though, which will presumably go some way toward making up its drivers' shortfalls.
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He spent much of his time making up stories, which he'd take to school to present to his teachers.
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Instead of making up a drinking game while you watch Wimbledon this year, consider a drinking game-inspired workout.
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But it's still a small electricity source, making up about 0.6 percent of the country's electricity generation in 2015.
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This allows them both to visualize the whole brain and look at the individual components making up its structure.
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You start talking to yourself, you start hearing, you start imagining, you start inventing, you start making up stuff.
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Microsoft is the second-largest holding in the Nasdaq 323, making up more than 8 percent of the index.
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A new regulation, announced in May, would allow any employee making up to $47,476 to qualify for overtime pay.
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The Citadel, founded in 1842, has about 2,300 undergraduates making up the Corps of Cadets, the school website says.
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That is making up for declining letter volumes, but posing problems due to the larger size of items involved.
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But he's been making up for lost time ever since – he currently has 93.75 percent of his body covered.
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Many are still making up their own minds about President Trump but understand that he is doing his best.
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The actor also shared footage of his daughter making up dance routines to songs like the Super Mario Bros.
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Named "Venus' hair," the bacteria formed a white mat making up nearly half an acre around Tagoro's volcanic cone.
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They will all likely weather this scandal, too, simply by shrugging it off and making up their own facts.
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The U.S. has more immigrants than any country — about 2900 million, making up 220006 percent of the U.S. population.
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Domestic comparable online sales rose 14.5% to $1.31 billion, making up for 15.4% of total revenue in the quarter.
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Under the current GOP plan, the credits are based on age, not income, for people making up to $75,000.
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Trump furthered that on Friday, claiming that Democrats were making up "stories of sadness and grief" for political advantage.
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In the end, 2,000 people took part in the 20033km and 10km races -- women making up 20% of participants.
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Single filers making up to $30,000 and single parents earning up to $1003,000 would get a credit of $3,000.
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The deal will mostly be paid for in stock, with $277 million in cash making up the final price.
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And while President Trump has broken this hallowed tradition, Vice President Pence is more than making up for it.
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The total U.S. box office was $11 billion in 2017, making up 27% of total, global box office dollars.
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Scholarships and grants covered a greater share of college costs, making up 35 percent of costs in 2016-2017.
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Robocalls are the No. 1 source of consumer complaints to the FCC, making up 60 percent of all filings.
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The irony is that Trump has more intimate experience than most reporters when it comes to making up sources.
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In fact, I am still making up those easy puzzles, more than 35 years after I left that job!
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The Knicks have said Oakley's a liar who's making up facts about that incident -- clearly, Tracy ain't buyin' that.
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The virus has killed 3,245 people in China so far, making up over a third of the global toll.
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Revenue from outside the United States rose 173 percent, making up for an 8 percent decline in U.S. sales.
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The hubbub over Lochte potentially making up a weird story feels a little overblown — a lot out of nothing.
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There are about 8.5 million vacant homes - or akiya - in Japan, making up nearly 14% of the housing stock.
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Donald Trump has gotten away with lying and with making up his own rules for a very long time.
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The very deceitful reporters are sitting in a room, drinking their free-trade coffee and making up fake news.
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The E.I.T.C. hasn't come close to making up for soaring pretax inequality, but it has made a meaningful difference.
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Their 2412 co-workers from Jacksonville, also linemen, are making up to $100 earning double time, public records show.
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Making up nearly 80 percent of that figure, Mexicans will be disproportionately affected by an end to the program.
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The result is that DNA mixtures have become more common, making up about 15 percent of all evidence samples.
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Aaron's reasons for wanting out Dean seem pretty thin – like he's making up reasons to justify a Big Move.
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This option is super thin and has small bezels, with the light panel making up most of the surface.
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More than making up for that, though, is the deliciously tart key lime pie with a crunchy nut crust.
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Indian Muslims hold slightly less than 5 percent of parliamentary seats, despite making up 14 percent of the population.
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Women have already demonstrated our influence at the ballot box - making up 53 percent of the voters in 2018.
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Asset managers and fund managers represented the bulk of investors, making up 78 percent to 86 percent of buyers.
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Twenty-five percent of those killed were black, despite black people making up only 0003 percent of the population.
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Which is to say, instead of making up new names, we might consider learning the names that already exist.
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"[He is] making up that there are all these wonderful things that are either way exaggerated or not true."
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He once again accused credible reporters, this time at the WSJ, of making up information out of whole cloth.
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" Yet, Dr. First added, "he could also be imagining or making up the fact that he strangled Etan Patz.
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Kirch said international graduates play an "important role" in U.S. healthcare, making up about 25 percent of the workforce.
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Huberdeau, Sceviour and Trocheck were moved up to a reworked top line, making up for the loss of Barkov.
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At Tesla, women employees are usually outnumbered, making up only 20 percent of the workforce, based on 2016 data.
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U.S. oil rose 0.8 percent to $44.59 a barrel on Monday, making up some of Friday's 2.8 percent loss.
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All he liked to do was sit around in his underwear, making up jokes and then laughing at them.
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Cars are an important feature of McGregor's image as well, with over 10 luxury vehicles making up his fleet.
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Tesla (TSLA) responded by cutting prices by $2,000 per vehicle, making up for some of the lost tax credit.
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They entered the race late, but the two billionaires seeking the Democratic nomination are making up for lost time.
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I was being attacked for wanting fame and attention, for making up a story to try to get money.
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Between 2001 to 2005, nearly 26bn of bad loans were securitised, making up about 20% of all Italian ABS.
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Crude production fell 9 percent to 197,551 barrels per day, with conventional oil making up most of the decline.
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But he is still officially making up his mind on whether or not he will formally run for president.
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When you get down to it, you're making up in gumption what you lack in nearly every other resource.
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So we have a storyline like that, obviously, people are assuming and making up their own type of storyline.
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Then I thought, oh, my gosh, here comes the fodder, the hoopla, everyone pointing fingers, complaining, making up stories.
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The left has been slower to build independent candidate pipelines, but it is now making up for lost time.
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Hate crimes motivated by religion were the next biggest category, making up more than 03 percent of reported incidents.
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Sneakers currently account for about three-quarters of sales on the StockX site, with streetwear making up 20 percent.
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If you are an American taxpayer, it means the burden of making up lost revenue falls more heavily on you.
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On Saturday, he blamed the media for making up his feud with the CIA over its investigation into Russian hacking.
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And the money it gets from selling its own content is making up a bigger part of its total revenue.
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But urban violence is the second biggest category, making up a majority of the 14,000 gun homicides that same year.
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On Twitter, she said last week that many people are making up "items they think will make good stories." pic.twitter.
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His performance paid off, literally, with an influx of 4,000 new online donors, making up 80% of his Thursday total.
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Now it's racing against itself, making up for lost time after an explosion scuttled its rockets for months last year.
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Trump said Wednesday he's making up for it by giving the military lots of money now -- taxpayer money, that is.
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Fentanyl, 50 times more powerful than heroin, is making up a bigger share of the increasing number of overdose deaths.
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So I feel like I will forever be making up for that lost time for the rest of her life.
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In cities with high rents, those making up to $125,000 a year, hardly a needy bunch, would qualify for subsidies.
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Mongeau, on the other hand, has been accused of lying and making up stories basically throughout her entire YouTube career.
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Women patients deemed hysterical were treated for supposedly making up or exaggerating complaints or being generally unreliable or, worse, troublesome.
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But now law enforcement has caught up — and judging by the rate of indictments, they're making up for lost time.
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The scandal is playing out in April, rather than this fall, when midterm voters will be making up their minds.
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Federal safety net money is also making up a greater share of lower-middle class incomes, according to the report.
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By 23, just 2250 out of the department's 214 sworn officers are black, making up just 22001% of the force.
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The nation's investment in clean energy came in at 1.18 trillion yuan, making up about 15 percent of total investment.
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Samsung and Xiaomi have market dominance in India, together making up about 60 percent of the country's mobile phone market.
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Hyundai (HYMTF) plans to release 23 kinds of electric vehicles by then, making up roughly half of its new lineup.
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Once eBay verifies the information, you'll receive a coupon making up the difference to be used in purchasing the item.
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Twenty three of the 22016 women in the House are GOP members (making up 216 percent of the GOP members).
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The guy making up all these random, funny, sassy, and off-the-cuff tweets is Patrick Wells from Knoxville, Tennesse.
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The kid would then fold, making up a "confession" that put him at the scene, but minimized his personal role.
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Apple's market capitalization is nearly $900 billion, so the $2 billion stake is relatively small, making up some 0.2 percent.
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Dr. Muramoto calls him out for lying and making up this story, and forces him to take the pill again.
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But older adults only pay a fixed share of their income toward premiums, with tax credits making up the difference.
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The sector is still tiny, with bitcoin making up just 0.33 percent of daily global trade volumes, the report said.
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But more than the organically sourced materials making up the products, it's the selected factory that's the real notable change.
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Overall, C-sections are down for the third year in a row, making up 26% of low-risk first births.
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They're making reference to hot technologies like AI, opting for two- or three-word names, or simply making up words.
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Buyers of the lowest slice, making up 10% of the total value, would suffer the first loss in a default.
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In 2007 community sentences were the most common form of punishment for serious crimes, making up 35% of the total.
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Looking at volumes, bank customers fared the worst, making up 55 percent of unsettled payments in the most severe scenario.
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Its top-10 customers accounted for about 55% of its 2015 revenue, with the top customer making up 963%-15%.
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Despite a record number of woman in Congress, we are nowhere near making up half of that supposedly representative body.
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The transport ministry later scaled back that target to EVs making up 13 percent of vehicle sales in five years.
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The auto components industry is crucial to the South Korean economy, making up 21 percent of its gross domestic product.
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This is far from easy, because the candidate gives a good impression of making up policy as he goes along.
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To begin with, I'm thinking of updating those warning signs of fascism, making up a few posters of my own.
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FED'S POWELL SAYS BAR IS HIGH FOR ADOPTING AN INFLATION-TARGETING STRATEGY THAT INVOLVES MAKING UP FOR PAST LOW INFLATION
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And we're all used to the quick-grab goodies making up the obstacle course of temptation at the grocery checkout.
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For families making up to 200 percent of the federal poverty level, under Warren's plan, child care would be free.
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It's the height of irresponsibility to just cut taxes for the wealthiest among us—especially without making up the shortfall.
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Healthcare and biotech was a favored Woodford sector, making up nearly a quarter of the fund's portfolio, including listed stocks.
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Is there anything you know you didn't quite realize on Fallen that you're definitely making up for with The Surge?
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Black voters in particular turned out in large numbers, making up a large share of the state's overall Democratic electorate.
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However, telecom is the smallest S&P 500 sector by market cap, making up just 2.8 percent of the index.
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Clinton has opened up a big delegate lead on Sanders, who might have a tough time making up the difference.
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"It sounds like he's making up these terms as he goes," Zdziarski said in a phone interview with Ars Technica.
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Kris Jenner knows all too well that her daughter Kourtney Kardashian can have a hard time making up her mind.
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Dubai, one of the emirates making up the UAE, is an exception, with oil accounting for only 5% of revenues.
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In Japan there are 10,000 idols making up a billion-dollar industry, which is distinct from the general music scene.
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In 2011 deliveries to households amounted to about 40 percent of volume, with deliveries between businesses making up the rest.
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Hopefully we'll see more kids making up their own March Madness contraptions to evade the Principal Rooneys of the world.
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I used all of it making up for the roadblocks that destiny had placed in my path as a gardener.
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AB InBev's investment in the country comes as the number of consumers making up China's middle class continues to grow.
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Sometimes parents try to encourage children to invest by holding them harmless and making up for their losses, he said.
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In 2014, veterans accounted for 18 percent of suicides nationwide despite making up less than 9 percent of the population.
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One investigator calls staged deaths an "outlier" in the insurance-fraud game, making up maybe 1 percent of the cases.
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Nuclear followed at 85033 percent with renewables like hydropower, wind and solar making up 21 percent of the energy sources.
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Geo Group experienced a similar rise, with ICE making up 24 percent of its recent from 85033 percent in 2007.
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With African-Americans making up one third of the city, the question is critical to the department and the city.
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Anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant ideas — all key tenets making up an emerging racist ideology known as the 'Alt-Right.
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This means lowering the corporate tax rate while making up the difference through higher taxes on capital gains and dividends.
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She is making up for her weakness with strength in some of the most reliably Republican turf in the country.
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A total of 859 delegates will be awarded, making up 20 percent of the more than 4,000 up for grabs.
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Gosowong produced 141,000 ounces of gold in the December half, making up about 12 percent of the company's gold output.
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And we're all used to the quick-grab goodies making up the obstacle course of temptation at the grocery checkout.
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Making up nearly 92 percent of the population, the majority Han ethnic group dominates the country's politics, media, and food.
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Some people said they came out because they were still making up their mind between Mr. Sanders and Mrs. Clinton.
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Saban's defense has also transformed, switching its focus from size to speed and making up the difference with aggressive substitutions.
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"We're doing work that should have been done years ago and we're making up for it now," Mr. Corbett said.
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It has been a staple of Mr. Biden's limited broadcast advertising campaign, making up the vast majority of his messaging.
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Axelsen was in scintillating form to win 21-13 21-14, making up for his loss in last year's final.
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Asked this week why the two measures were being handled so differently, the Republican leader didn't bother making up excuses.
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They have been making up for that late start: Arunachal Pradesh's electoral politics are flamboyant even by India's carnivalesque standards.
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More than two million Americans visit the Dominican Republic every year, making up about a third of the country's tourists.
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Lyft leads the way for women in leadership, with women making up 36 percent of its managers with direct reports.
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The world spends about $203 billion per year on these programs, with fuel subsidies making up about half this amount.
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So this drop in viewership isn't hugely surprising, but streaming viewers haven't even come close to making up for it.
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He admitted to making up parts of at least 14 articles, the magazine said, adding that the figure could rise.
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The authority, he said, was not concerned about making up for lost revenue, especially as the system begins to modernize.
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A birdie at the 16th hole, making up for a bogey on No. 14, inspired a roar from the crowd.
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In 1943, more than 310,000 women worked in the US aircraft industry, making up 65% of the industry's total workforce.
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Nio started making up for that drop in the middle of 20193 when it put the cheaper ES6 on sale.
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The broadcast is essentially split into four 4K feeds, each making up a quadrant of what you see on screen.
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China is Thailand's biggest source of foreign tourists, with 11 million visitors last year making up 28% of the total.
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Around 20183,000 pedestrians die every year globally, making up about a fifth of all road traffic deaths, the team said.
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There even has been talk of making up the difference going back to the date in 2015 when they diverged.
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Axis ranks among the top 210 holdings in each of these portfolios, making up 22017 percent of the portfolio weight.
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Tourism is a key driver of Thai growth, with foreign tourist receipts making up about 11% of gross domestic product.
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In the second quarter, Chipotle nearly doubled its digital sales, making up nearly 20% of all sales for the quarter.
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The license fee generates about £3.6 billion a year for the broadcaster, making up about 75 percent of its funding.
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In fiscal year 2351, ICE removed 2680,991 people with criminal convictions, making up 75% of the total 85,958 interior removals.
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Making up that ground is a daunting task that might well have become impossible if Cespedes had been seriously injured.
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It added 150,000 non-partnered establishments at the end of the quarter making up nearly half of its total restaurants.
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" Spicer also accused Manigault Newman of making up false claims in her book, calling it "complete opportunism and completely false.
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Women also saw higher representation in the past, generally making up about half of the class during the Obama administration.
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There's still a shortage in social media stocks, Cramer said, with just Twitter, Facebook and Snap making up that bucket.
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About 60 percent of O'Reilly's sales comes from the do-it-yourself consumer market with mechanics making up the rest.
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The government wants to expand the industry to 13 billion won by 2020, with food making up nearly a fifth.
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At least 225 members now back some kind of inquiry into the president, making up a majority of the House.
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An economy's private savings less the government dissaving equals an economy's investment with international capital flows making up the balance.
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Under Obamacare's Medicaid expansion provision, states have extended health insurance to those making up to 138% of the poverty level.
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And if you need more help making up your mind, just go back and read that paragraph with the synopsis.
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More than 28 percent of the residents are people of color, with Latino and Asians making up the largest groups.
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Certainly Trump massively overstated problems with the economy in 21968 — making up wildly inflated unemployment numbers — and won the election.
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She's proposing a $3,000 credit to single filers making up to $30,000 and single parents who earn up to $80,000.
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And despite making up only 31% of the population, blacks and Latinos accounted for nearly half of all weed arrests.
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But the process of making up his mind is as fraught and painful for him as it is for Hamlet.
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Agenda charges about $9,600 a year for a subscription, with corporate accounts making up a big portion of its circulation.
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If voters were still making up their minds about who to vote for, big news could make a big difference.
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Congress stepped in to approve making up for some of those lost funds but has yet to appropriate the money.
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Anti-Muslim and anti-Immigrant ideas –– all key tenets making up an emerging racist ideology known as the 'Alt-Right.
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You describe how you started making up stories about what happened in Iraq because that's what people wanted to hear.
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Tufted puffins suffered the biggest losses, making up 79 percent of recovered birds, while crested auklets made up 11 percent.
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Newspaper advertisements - making up just 2% of all job postings - slid 1.2% to 2,0003, leaving the annual decline at 13.8%.
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Ultimately, it is 6 billion pieces of data, arranged in 3 billion base pairs, making up hundreds of thousands of genes.
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Investigators also told Fox 46 that Lewis admitted to making up the story but did not say how the child died.
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The short commute has allowed the family to spend weekends and holidays together, making up for the years stolen by war.
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I've been testing out new genres and also making up for the lack of POC authors in my life thus far.
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"Making up the drug name and shooting the commercial like it was real was a form of wish fulfillment," Friedlander says.
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"A couple making up to $90K a year, individual to $703K a year, you'll get a direct tax credit," Booker said.
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But they helped to give major indexes a sixth straight day of gains, more than making up for last week's selloff.
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LEVIN: And those six countries, they don&apost even come close to making up the majority of Muslims in the world.
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The choices defy the male domination in country radio play: Women are well represented, making up 11 of the 29 performers.
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Domestic production is fuelled by its diversified economy, with services, construction, transport and industry making up 80% of the local economy.
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" Carroll responded to Trump's claim that she is making up false allegations for publicity, telling CNN, "Of course he says that.
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White people control 80 percent of the judicial seats, despite making up only slightly more than 60 percent of the population.
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Back in 235, cash-on-delivery (COD) was still the dominant payment method in China making up over 23% of payments.
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Microsoft, Amazon, Google-parent Alphabet and Apple are soaring this year, making up a combined market value of nearly $13 trillion.
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I will get truculent and really outraged if people try to cast white people in these roles that I'm making up.
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A lot can happen in four weeks — coworkers moving on to new opportunities, friends breaking up and making up, seasons changing.
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The trailer opens up with a wintry scene with Reynolds' familiar voice as Deadpool making up with a new Christmas rhyme.
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Nicaragua harvested 25,000 bags of robusta last year, making up nearly 2 percent of its coffee production, according to USDA data.
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While making up just 13 percent of the general population, African Americans represent a full 40 percent of those experiencing homelessness.
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For this reason it feels different from some of the other more formulaic projects currently making up the true crime zeitgeist.
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However, within 24 hours of Trump's tweets, contacts from transgender individuals increased, making up 17.5% of all contacts for the day.
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Her proposal includes tuition-free enrollment in public, in-state colleges and universities for families of four making up to $85,000.
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To do so, representatives from countries making up more than 36 percent of the EU's population would have to band together.
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For the sought-after engineers making up most of the company's 200-strong workforce, this sort of environment is the norm.
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Some 150 years later and women's representation remains dismal in the UK with women making up just 29 percent of MPs.
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There is no non-racist explanation for making up claims that a black Muslim congresswoman, Omar, is an al-Qaeda sympathizer.
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Singapore and China accounted for nearly 82 percent of the company's annual revenue, with China making up the bulk of it.
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The Nuggets outrebounded Dallas 212-35 with a 15-5 edge on the offensive glass making up most of the difference.
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Individual donations are hugely important for a lot of them, making up the majority of revenue for most nonprofits and charities.
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But with young digital natives making up many potential fans, Rummenigge said Bayern Munich has to also embrace the digital world.
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It comprises 11 percent of the index, as opposed to making up just over 3 percent of the S&P 500.
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Bias crimes against African-Americans were up 7 percent last year to 1,745, making up 30 percent of all hate crimes.
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As RHONY fans remember, the two Housewives had an epic falling-out throughout season 10, fighting and making up multiple times.
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Asia Argento says she wants Rose McGowan to apologize for allegedly making up "horrendous lies" about her — or face legal action.
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Although competitors such as Spotify and Pandora had a few years head start, Apple Music is already making up lost ground.
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Despite making up only 1 percent of the U.S. population, Muslims make up about 9 percent of the U.S. prison population.
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The Chinese stock market is still in its infancy, and the government is making up the rules as they go along.
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At one time, cotton was the primary textile in the US, making up 78 percent of the retail market in 1960.
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More than 95,000 foreigners are now employed under the 457 visa, making up a mere 0.8 percent of Australia's labor force.
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" With Joe's exit from prison on the horizon, Teresa did admit that he has "a lot of making up to do.
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It clearly very much wanted Lewandowski to be exonerated and for Fields to be guilty of making up some perverse hoax.
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The rise of loan-only deals means that senior leverage is making up a higher proportion of total leverage in buyouts.
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But DirecTV is a lower-priced option than a full cable hookup, meaning it's probably not making up for the losses.
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Ted Baker shares fell 4.8 percent in initial trade before making up ground to trade 4.6 percent higher by 1605 GMT.
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Rabelais was big on lists, making up many of the synonyms himself, and Urquhart had to find English words to match.
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The university has approximately 17,000 students, with African-Americans making up 15% of the student body, according to the school's website.
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As one might expect, retail shopping ads were the most common among the group, making up about half of the total.
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Also making up this line are guard Max Garcia (2015, fourth-round pick) and guard Michael Schofield (2014, third-round pick).
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"I would hesitate to say they are competing head-to-head, but they are making up for lost ground," Rice said.
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I don't really take into account making up a character or what she's doing, it's really just documenting where I'm at.
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The actor was up against some seriously funny — and puzzling — competition, with seasoned veterans and new faces making up the category.
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Winter doesn't need anyone making up rumors about her relationship, since she and her boyfriend already have the perfect love story.
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According to Human Rights Watch, they show about 700 buildings have been burned down, making up about 99% of the village.
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The move has already been decried by over two dozen governors, making up what has been termed the U.S. Climate Alliance.
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"It's a very amorphous process, this sort of bulls**t that we do, you know, making up fake life," he said.
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But he says that these days he is far too busy, working 13 hours a day, making up for lost time.
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Nearly 7 million Native Americans live in the United States, making up about 2% of the population, according to census figures.
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The company's cloud unit, AWS, continued to drive growth, with sales making up nearly three-quarters of Amazon's total operating income.
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However, when looking at the overall picture, it's hard to not see the ballot tightening, with independents making up their minds.
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Entertainment is the biggest vertical for advertisers across all of Facebook's properties, making up 39 percent of advertiser spend, Mizuho said.
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For all my middle-of-the-night nursing sessions (I logged 270 interrupted nights), I was making up the time somewhere.
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Thomas Piketty, Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman recently wrote a blogpost describing the "two countries" making up the U.S. political economy.
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"Trump and Kim remind me of a teen-age couple, breaking up one moment and making up the next," she said.
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Industrial facilities will account for 24 percent of the combined company, while warehouses and retail properties making up 19 percent each.
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A lower percentage doesn't necessarily mean it's not desirable, just that bigger or newer movies are making up a larger percentage.
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The 14th District is one of the most diverse districts in the country, with Hispanics making up half of the population.
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Spending in the private health insurance market topped $1.2 trillion in 2017, making up 34 percent of all health-care spending.
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" He called the current mix — with whites, Asians and Latinos making up the largest segments of the population — a "new reality.
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In Los Angeles, another city with this system, a 2015 candidate was caught making up donations to collect the big check.
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However, beauty YouTubers also tend to have huge personalities, so it's no surprise they're constantly clashing, making up, and breaking up.
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Already, many insurers this year are proposing substantial rate hikes with the hopes of making up for higher recent medical costs.
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There are 2.9 million people from other European Union countries living in Britain, making up 4.6 percent of the country's population.
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But throughout, Clinton was making up for some of that deficit with college educated whites, who were breaking more strongly Democratic.
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Making up a large chunk of those new emoji are 55 characters to represent couples of different genders and skin tones.
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Gold is one of the rarest elements in the world, making up roughly 0.003 parts per million of the earth's crust.
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Pakistan is about 96 percent Sunni and Shi'ite Muslim, with Christians, Hindus and members the Ahmadi faith making up tiny minorities.
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Any player outside the top 10 after the first day is going to have a hard time making up the ground.
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I think of it as being like 30 five-year-olds making up rules to a game and saying 'let's play.
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Her body is teeming with bacteria — in her gut, in her sweat — and they are always there, making up her body.
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"It seems like they're just making up rules as they go now," grumbled Marchand, when asked about the referral of fortunes.
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The fact that there is notorious video footage showing all this has not stopped Trump from making up an alternative history.
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At present, robocalls are the No. 1 source of consumer complaints to the FCC, making up 60 percent of all filings.
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Almost 15 percent of traffic stops involved black drivers, despite African-Americans making up less than 6 percent of the population.
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Transportation accounts for an estimated 14 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions, with cars and trucks making up the biggest share.
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Facebook's advertising business — which grew 57 percent in 2016 to almost $27 billion — is making up for it, and then some.
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At events, the duo maintained a sort of kayfabe, making up elaborate excuses for why their "co-hosts" couldn't make it.
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Dobbs, other right-wing hosts and Trump have no such history of making up stories about crimes committed by white people.
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Tourism is a key driver of Thai growth, with foreign tourist receipts making up 11% of gross domestic product last year.
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Q. You have proposed limiting local property taxes to five percent of household income, with the state making up the difference.
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Since entering the race in April, he's raised $22 million, the email said, with 2800,224.6 individual donors making up that sum.
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The EPA later came out with a new rule aimed at making up for the ethanol gallons lost to the waivers.
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With Latinos making up 18% of the US population, the NFL has work to do in recruiting Latino fans and players.
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Letter of Recommendation I came to reality television late, and I watched as if I were making up for lost time.
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I wish I was making up this part of my testing, but unfortunately, what I'm about to tell you actually happened.
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Nearly seven million Native Americans live in the United States making up about 2% of the population, according to census figures.
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Kroger's private label sales are up 40 percent in six years, making up just under a third of its unit sales.
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Klobuchar's plan proposes capping household child care spending to 250% for families making up to 23.75% of their state's median income.
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Making up the difference from long range was J.R. Smith (5 of 6 from 3) and Kyle Korver (5 of 12).
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US shale output has spiked to about eight million barrels per day, making up a three-quarters of America's overall production.
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The men's partnership is not unlike the steel in their watches: a synthesis of different elements making up a solid whole.
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The game gets progressively more difficult the higher the level though, with more and more letters making up the potential word.
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But 5 million people die from injuries across the globe each year, making up nearly one in ten of all deaths.
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They accounted for 22% of all startup acquisitions last year after making up less than 7% in 2002, according to PitchBook.
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With mobile ordering making up at least 13% of Starbucks' transactions in the US last year, this space is heating up.
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We're a combination of all four, like sisterhood itself, each making up one part of the whole of who we are.
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"Tourism continued to support economic growth, making up for a mild increase in consumer spending and fixed capital investments," Magginas said.
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All of these factors contribute to women and girls making up some 70% of the world's 40 million people in slavery.
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Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said Friday that the Trump administration is making up claims about the Republican tax plan.
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Recent polling has signaled a new division within the primary field, with Biden, Warren and Sanders making up its top tier.
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Both gauges have risen this year, making up ground after years in which they slipped since the survey began in 2013.
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Did Christine Blasey Ford really acknowledge making up an account of a sexual assault when she and Justice Kavanaugh were teenagers?
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As of June 2019, the state had 3.4 million registered voters, making up about 76% of Wisconsin's voting-age eligible population.
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Over the last five years, Starbucks went from cold drinks making up 37% of sales to more than 50% of sales.
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Most people will flip if the Government lets them out of trouble, even if.... ....it means lying or making up stories.
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Surfers are still the most likely ocean-goers to receive bites, making up nearly 50 percent of all attacks in 2015.
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Now, to be clear, this is NBC making up a bullshit rubric it can use to claim victory over something meaningless.
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The business posted underlying revenue of 779 million pounds in 2018, making up just over 5% of Rolls-Royce's total sales.
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But it's at least a little reassuring to know that Trump wasn't making up these audio problems out of whole cloth.
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On Thursday, they did just that, announcing a wide-ranging list of premium shows and performances making up the 2017 Emmy nominees.
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In 2012, African Americans accounted for 31 percent of victims killed by cops despite making up only 13 percent of the population.
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While the weather seems to be having trouble making up its mind, our outlook is firmly in 70-degrees-and-sunny territory.
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The former is the sum total of a game's textures, animations, physics, particle effects and other elements making up what you see.
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The Russian market has seen $451 million of stock fund inflows this past week, making up the country's biggest haul since 2011.
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The story, however, ambles along about as aimlessly as a you know what, seemingly making up the rules as it goes along.
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There, the gender gap is three times larger than in other sectors, with women making up just 22 percent of the workforce.
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Look at the women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct, whom he's accused of making up lies to destroy his campaign.
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Federal tax credits help pay monthly premiums for anyone making up to 22018 percent of the poverty line ($240,000 for an individual).
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But Meadows himself has admitted that their proposal is unrealistic — and won't come close to making up the difference in revenues anyway.
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Soda noted that more than 18,000 Nigerians reached Italy by sea in 2017, making up the largest number of asylum-seekers there.
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Nacion Seguros has a meaningful market share within the Argentine insurance industry, making up 2212% of the premiums as of March 2908.
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If large numbers of people are making up their minds at the last minute, they're not likely to go for the Vermonter.
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As of June 2019, the state had 3.4 million registered voters, making up about 76% of the state's voting-age eligible population.
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Egypt's Copts are the largest Christian minority in the Middle East, making up about 10 percent of the country's 83 million population.
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A historic number of women directed films in 2019, making up 10 percent of top films — and the two might be related.
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And while she may be making up most of what she says, that doesn't mean that her impossible stories have no value.
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He also thinks the next time a Chinese rider competes in the Tour, they will not be just making up the numbers.
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According to Google, gun control is the most searched issue last month, making up nearly 80 percent of all the U.S. searches.
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Gaming revenue is up 26 percent this quarter, although this was offset by Xbox software making up for lower Xbox hardware revenue.
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Sakic didn't get a single player back in the deal who comes close to making up for the loss of Duchene today.
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Still, vasovagal is by far the most common, making up about two-thirds of syncope presentations in the emergency department, Pescatore says.
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China is Qualcomm's most important market, making up 53 percent of global revenue of $25.28 billion for the fiscal year ended Sept.
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The disparity was even more apparent among mainstream brands, Ram, Dodge, Mini, Volkswagen and Ford making up the top five in APEAL.
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The Nugget ice maker not only makes that possible, it does so without a dedicated water line, making up to 2282 lbs.
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In 1993, McGinniss came under fire for allegedly plagiarizing and making up portions of The Last Brother, his biography of Ted Kennedy.
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YOURSELF being the most important thing to you in the entire world is why you keep making up LIES for MORE attention.
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The deal includes a proposal to provide ACA subsidies to middle-income people making up to six times the federal poverty level.
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Many of the modest houses and businesses making up the surrounding, devastated community of White Sulphur Springs face a very different future.
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Ozuna, making up for his previous mistake, gave Miami a 113-1 lead with his team-leading 16th homer of the season.
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I think when it comes to making up a face, someone who has an overworked brow is always a problem for me.
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Coachella did confirm that she'll be making up for it next year, and will be belting out some Lemonade jams in 2018.
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She had ordered a cup of hot water and was making up a sachet of calendula leaves, maca powder, and gold leaf.
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For example, Asians are making up a larger proportion of immigrants, and they have typically had fewer children than other immigrant groups.
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Appaloosa managed about $14 billion in assets, according to recent estimates, with Tepper's own money making up about 70% of the fund.
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The clubs are making up the final game of a four-game series that was postponed April 28 due to inclement weather.
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"He has not made up his mind but...some of us can assist him in making up his mind," Mr Shittu said.
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IRENA said that 44% of wind power jobs were found in China, with Germany and the U.S. making up the top three.
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Hill ate some big punches in all three rounds with her toughness more than making up her severe lack of striking defence.
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They fell more than 90% to just $31.4 million during 2018, then making up 0.24% of the total, according to CPIA data.
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Some big firms are earning too little to service their debts; instead, they are making up the difference by borrowing yet more.
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Beyoncé may still be making up her mind about Nala, but other cast members are already signed on for The Lion King.
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Some of Anwar's supporters were aghast that he was making up with his nemesis, but others said it was a shrewd move.
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Danielle filed a protective order against Marty, but he claimed she was making up bogus allegations because everyone hates her on 'RHONJ.
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The United States consumed more than 9 million bpd of gasoline in 2016, making up nearly 10 percent of global oil demand.
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In terms of exports, China came in at number three — behind Canada and Mexico — making up 8 percent of all U.S. exports.
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Clinton went after Conway for making up the "Bowling Green Massacre," and asked her on Twitter not to make up false attacks.
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They appeared to be going out there on their own with kind of no compass and making up as they come along.
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In some ways, making up for lost sexual opportunities is often part of a larger desire to 'feel whole' or feel complete.
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Women overall fill only about one-quarter of computer and mathematics jobs, while making up almost half the workforce, at 47.5 percent.
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Ted Baker shares fell 20183 percent in initial trade before making up some ground to trade 1.4 percent lower at 0830 GMT.
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They're constantly fighting and making up, as they learn the line between the emotions they feel privately and the ones they share.
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The propensity to buy rose, making up for most of the losses in previous months, largely thanks to the robust labor market.
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When you start rethinking your targets, making up excuses, and letting yourself off the hook, you are giving up on your dreams!
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But the larger story is that the White House has no real policy and different factions are making up rules willy-nilly.
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" At one point in Coetzee's novel Elizabeth Costello the titular protagonist describes her writing this way: "Making up someone other than yourself.
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They want to scare everybody into making up stories that are not true by catching them in the smallest of misstatements. Sad!......
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That comprises 20 senators and 82 representatives, with members from both parties making up a similar proportion of those going without pay.
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