"If he's moving up here, he is probably also moving up in places like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Ohio," said Wisconsin Democratic strategist Joe Zepecki.
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States across the country have tried to curtail Iowa and New Hampshire's influence by moving up their own contests, but Iowa and New Hampshire keep moving up theirs.
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Lennar is run by -- well, Stuart is moving up.
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WE HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT INTERPRETING THAT BECAUSE THEY'RE NOT MOVING UP VERY MUCH, AND THE REASON IS THAT COSTS ARE MOVING UP, BUT PROFIT MARGINS HAVE BEEN GOING DOWN SHARPLY.
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Wages have been moving up, which is a great thing.
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Now, they're moving up to the middle of the week.
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Right now, it's moving up in anticipation of the vote.
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Other franchises had also considered moving up to pick him.
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Moving up the scale of importance, what about national security?
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I'm crawling on the grass, slowly moving up a mountain.
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I'm referring to the purchase date moving up, of course.
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I'm referring to the purchase date moving up, of course.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Moving up Cardi B had quite the weekend.
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So how does one go about moving up in ranks?
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The toucan was moving up as the climate below warmed.
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Other Iowa polling shows Buttigieg moving up in Iowa, too.
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This will help you visualize your cheek muscles moving up.
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Prior to moving up here, had you killed anything yourself before?
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"Baker Mayfield is moving up," said Esch of the Oklahoma player.
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Doug Wilson appeared on Moving Up and America's Ugliest among others.
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"I wouldn't bet on them moving up the list," Passikoff said.
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It still has a downward acceleration even though it's moving up.
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With volatility back down, we'll see if rates start moving up.
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Mr. Simon fretted about a storm moving up the East Coast.
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I felt like I was literally moving up in the world.
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Girls who act like boys are moving up the social ladder.
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Live streaming is definitely moving up onto a whole new level.
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Moving up the political ladder often necessitates a series of compromises.
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He's looking to continue moving up and into a broader audience.
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"It's our philosophy, always moving forward, moving up," Mr. Chen said.
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I saw the shirt over his hand moving up and down.
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That's a significant difference for the budget of people moving up.
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Spend time with the people who are positive and moving up.
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Unless they open a 1853lbs division, I'm moving up to middleweight.
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Objects in orbit are moving up 17,000 miles per hour in space.
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We've seen that target price keep moving up, along with the stock.
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As long as that level holds, gold prices will be moving up.
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I need to keep moving up or migrating more and more north.
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Also moving up on the list this year are spinach and nectarines.
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"I don't have ambition in moving up in the hierarchy," he said.
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Moving up the stairs to the second floor, you'll find four bedrooms.
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The publisher responded by moving up the book release date to today.
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Henry Holt responded by moving up the book's release by four days.
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The idea of moving up in politics is almost taken for granted.
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Amy Bassano will be moving up within CMMI to take his place.
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Misty stopped moving up so fast; Sally didn't transition to serious roles.
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Also moving up is Victoria Coates, a former adviser to Republican Sen.
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"The reason why we raise interest rates, generally, is because we see inflation as moving up, or in danger of moving up significantly," Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chair, said at a news conference after the October move.
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But the film doesn't just end with April moving up the career ladder.
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No. But is it possible for US stocks to keep in moving up?
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You need that baltic freight [index] moving up and you don't have it.
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After moving up his departure time by 30 minutes to 3:15 p.m.
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Some of the shrinkage reflects people moving up the income ladder, for example.
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Check out the video to see the robot creepily moving up a ladder.
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"I see inflation measures moving up," in addition to stronger jobs, Mester said.
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However, with rates moving up, bonds may lose value even if stocks crater.
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The Herd have gone 11-2 since moving up to the FBS ranks.
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Now, it keeps moving up, but it's still inexpensive and I like it.
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He was moving up the ladder, but he still was not a coach.
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Moving up to 2900 #NationalGuard troops immediately on the SW border security mission.
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Cory Booker: New Jersey's junior senator manages to keep moving up our list.
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"This place is moving up two spots on my spreadsheet," Jeff Park said.
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And one by one the Koch brothers' priorities are moving up the list.
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" Still, he said, "I'm totally shocked at how fast compensation is moving up.
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You frequently mention inculcating 'curiosity' as fundamental in moving up in your career.
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Q. You usually fight at 160, and now you're moving up to 168.
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"We get a lot of people from California moving up here," she said.
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Still not where I wanted to be, but hey, I was moving up.
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So much for moving up the ranks in politics and waiting your turn.
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L. lived in D.C. for two years before moving up to NY recently.
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As with Gilead-Kite deal, both Celgene and Bluebird have been moving up.
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"The company is 18 months into her 'Moving up a Gear' strategy," they said.
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"If you aren't moving up after three years, there is a problem," he said.
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"We do not see consensus estimates moving up on today's release", its analysts said.
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Households moving up to a larger home have it a lot easier, Trulia found.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend's daughter Luna Simone is moving up in the world!
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But women are, slowly but surely, moving up into more leadership roles across society.
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Madison, Wisconsin, is the top city, moving up from the third spot last year.
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As you can see, moving up to a 21-inch TV doesn't come cheap.
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That requires and awful lot of data moving up and down fiber optic cable.
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That's why it's moving up the shut down of part of the Instagram API.
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She's something to meld to when the only guides are moving up and out.
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The snow comes courtesy of a low pressure system moving up the East Coast.
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Moving up a weight class against bigger and stronger men proved difficult for Yothin.
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But that's all gonna change here, now that I'm moving up in the world!
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The snow came courtesy of a low pressure system moving up the East Coast.
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Moving up the income ladder also tends to lower the likelihood of backing Brexit.
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Medicine is a "traditionally male field," although more women are moving up the ranks.
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She doesn't dream of moving up the corporate ladder or breaking into show business.
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You became a major without moving up through the ranks, being sergeant and lieutenant.
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In place of Discovery, CBS is moving up its spinoff of The Good Wife.
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The key is that even though it is moving up, it is accelerating down.
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"I think oil will have a hard time moving up to $45," Gundlach said.
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Moving up remains the goal for many of Buc's golfers, which creates considerable turnover.
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In recent weeks, Bitcoin isn't the only virtual currency that has been moving up.
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VF Corp-owned Vans continues its trendiness with teens, moving up slightly in preference.
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By the time it starts moving up, your body is already coming back down.
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Moving up the end of Medicaid expansion would alienate moderates, particularly in the Senate.
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Curiously, moving up to the Ultimate package means losing Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.
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I wasn't moving up and down as well as I have been against her.
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In reality, Dorian is now moving up the East Coast, parallel to the Floridas.
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The publisher, for its part, responded by moving up the release date to Friday.
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And you look at that picture, and the majority of stocks are moving up.
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Wages at the lower end of the income distribution are moving up more strongly.
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Imagine that your cheeks are moving up from your face toward the ceiling. 5.
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And that shows somebody down on the stack moving up the stack using software.
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Great job moving up to second in the draft lottery and taking Patrik Laine.
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"Ten years ago they were on the other end [of the rankings] and they've been slowly moving up, and moving up by leaps and bounds in the last few years," said Renee Stephens, vice president of U.S. automotive quality at J.D. Power.
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The US improved on its 230 performance by moving up to 224 on the list.
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Holiday shortened weeks lend themselves to moving up and down more than non-holiday weeks.
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If we didn't foresee that inflation was moving up, then we could be stopping here.
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After moving up here, I began to really enjoy the connection to natural life cycles.
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Keene believes that longer-term trends also suggest that the XLY will keep moving up.
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Why, given that, is Steyer not only on our list but moving up one slot?
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Whether it may be moving left to right or your body's moving up and down.
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Inflation is moving up slowly, with the last CPI print, it was a good print.
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If the XOP does move to $36.50, Gordon predicts that oil will keep moving up.
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But Inslee himself has not been moving up in the polls, at least not yet.
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"The U.S. has near full employment and inflation is moving up toward target," he said.
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I SEE THAT THE INFLATION MEASURES ARE MOVING UP. WE HAVE TO BE FORWARD LOOKING.
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So when we moved there, I quit my entry level job instead of moving up.
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Is Spicer, as Sanders suggested, moving up the chain of command in the White House?
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How many feet is the plane actually moving up or down, and side to side?
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But a hurricane was moving up the East Coast, and Sunday's forecast called for rain.
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In fact, sales have fluctuated over time, sometimes moving up and down with gasoline prices.
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"By moving up our primary date, we hope to have a real say," Padilla said.
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"I do see Google moving up and out of this consolidation through [$]2340,29," he said.
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Mr. Ross succeeded in moving up last week's announcement, over the objections of Mr. Cohn.
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Birds of Prey and The Gentlemen are moving up their VOD dates to 3/24.
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If you're just getting a single monitor, consider moving up to 24 or 27 inches.
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By moving up the date four years, the leisurely pace had to be greatly accelerated.
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Bong's world, by contrast, tends to be one in which there is no moving up.
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I am moving up in weight, and I don't know how my body will feel.
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Japan's University of Tokyo takes the runner-up spot, moving up one rank from 2017.
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Then, of course, moving up to Xfinity, we won in Mexico, we raced Watkins Glen.
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Both rigs ran together at the same time, smoothly moving up and down their tracks.
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You look in recent polling and you see Elizabeth Warren has been steadily moving up.
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"The reason why we raise interest rates, generally, is because we see inflation as moving up, or in danger of moving up significantly, and we really don't see that now," Mr. Powell said Wednesday, speaking at a news conference following the Fed's October meeting.
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The richest people in the world do not prevent the poorest 3.6 billion from moving up.
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There is no getting out of this hole; there is no moving up in the world.
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There's no evidence of moving up in your career or being able to get new jobs.
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At its peak, the flow was moving up to 400 yards per hour, according to USGS.
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He also preached an incremental solution that starts by moving up Medicare eligibility to age 20163.
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Jane and Michael were talking about moving up their timeline in terms of a second child.
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Bitcoin is moving up, and it's taking 2750 of its best friends along for the ride.
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However, rates moving up too much acts as a regulator that slows growth and cuts inflation.
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Then I went to Popeyes, and I thought I was really moving up in the world.
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"When you hit that level, the markets are all moving up and down together," Kobak said.
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The market desperately needs more homes, especially entry-level homes, where sellers would be moving up.
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Moving up in value will be hard when China's grip on high-end output is tightening.
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After making nearly a four-decade low in September 2015, participation has been gradually moving up.
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We really need to make sure someone can be committed if we're talking about moving up.
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"Clearly, under a Trump administration, this blue area is going to be moving up," Gundlach said.
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But Fowler alleges that the harassment only continued, preventing her from moving up within the company.
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Ronald Reagan honed his political chops as governor there before moving up to the White House.
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Moving up in a congressional office is really about forming a close relationship with that member.
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"The rain is moving up north," said National Weather Service forecaster Alex Lamers early on Friday.
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Ogier now has 88 points to Latvala's 75 with Neuville moving up to third on 54.
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Miyamoto is moving up from his previous role as a chief deputy in the sheriff's department.
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Moving up the state's primary has the potential to dramatically alter the presidential race early on.
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Core CPI is expected to rise 0.2 percent after moving up just 0.1 percent for June.
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RaimondoRhode Island is moving up as a place to build a business and find a job.
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Hamilton has 137 to 120 for Bottas, with Vettel moving up to third place on 82.
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There are many ways to measure price changes, but by most measures the trend is moving up.
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Search queries about the aforementioned subject also increased in Bihar, moving up 158 percent year-on-year.
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This probably hasn't been helped with the continual moving up and down in weight over the years.
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When Yellowstone experiences a mega-eruption, enormous amounts of magma must begin moving up towards the surface.
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I think we were one dot away from the median for 6463 moving up to four hikes.
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Never get complacent, just keep moving up and if you can't move up, move over, she says.
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You don't stop moving up in your career when you get your first-ever job, do you?
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"People got really freaked out last week on inflation and rates moving up too fast," said Calvasina.
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Moving up to the keyboard, which includes a numpad and decent travel, takes some getting used to.
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China is responding to this development by moving up the value chain and producing more sophisticated products.
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The lower band moving up is of course a sign that there's danger related to hot money.
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He has been gradually moving up the ranks of the Justice Department for the past 27 years.
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If you're getting new roles or moving up within your organization, that makes room for growth too.
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Rosberg had his lead trimmed to 39 points, with Raikkonen moving up to second ahead of Hamilton.
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Second, if this jump was on Earth, moving up that high would take at least 0.5 seconds.
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The report added to the sense that inflation is moving up to the Fed's 2 percent target.
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The Australian dollar was up 0.2 percent at $0.7642 , moving up on the coattails of the kiwi.
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Dumping Maxwell and moving up a few spots in the first round for the trouble was ideal.
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Crude has been moving up and down based on statements by OPEC members ahead of its Nov.
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On the other end are all the 213- and 20163-somethings moving up in the ranks: Sens.
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Belgium stands to be upgraded to gold, with Nigeria moving up to silver and Brazil to bronze.
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The storm soaked the Bahamas, Cuba and South Florida over the weekend before moving up the coast.
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"We're moving up and up and she's just doing so strong and so well," Brendan Malone said.
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The Eagles demonstrated conviction in moving up to draft Wentz with the No. 203 pick in 2016.
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"Inheritance" (4193 by 70 inches, 2018) consists of two vectors, one moving up, the other moving forward.
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"With the promises of moving up, I didn't want to be the person making noise," she said.
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Once abundant species are being crowded out of the cloud forest by others moving up to survive.
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But he said their presence shows that manmade contaminants in biosolids are moving up the food web.
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South Korea's Kospi (KOSPI) and Japan's Nikkei (N225) were both stronger, moving up 0.8% and 0.2%, respectively.
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" Nixon explains that he's "moving up" and that "thanks to you, I'm now the 44th-best president.
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Right after the repulsion, the magnet is moving up with a speed of around 1.2 m/s.
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The Human Capital Report -- you asked me the question about $20 and competitors moving up and matching.
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Dude's not only huge but he burns a ton of calories moving up and down the court.
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THE said the University of Hong Kong remains "the region's flagship," moving up four places to 2100th.
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After the explosion, TETCO started moving up to 0.2 bcfd of gas north into Kentucky and Ohio.
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"Worker shortages are moving up on our list of priorities," said Todd McCracken, president of the NSBA.
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Moving up the food chain, we get the Fat Bob 114, equipped with the Milwaukee-Eight engine.
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Where you have strong No. 2s either leaving to other places or strong No. 2s moving up.
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Start typing your message, and you'll see those parameters change, with the arrow above moving up or down.
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Hakeem Jeffries (NY), who's also moving up in the leadership ranks today may have more aggressive instincts. Rep.
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Monaco: We've made a lot of progress on sealing and moving up the defenses on the Turkish border.
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This is a real job, not simply moving up a level in a RollerCoaster Tycoon-esque video game.
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Moving up to the plug-in hybrid, the electric motor's power output is ramped up to 60 horsepower.
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At points like this, maybe moving up the quality is a little better in terms of risk taking.
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Most models have it moving up the coast and some models even have it turning back toward Florida.
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The euro hit $1.13010, the lowest in 13 months before moving up to $1.13430, flat on the day.
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Moving up to the larger Instax Square means the camera has to be bigger in a few ways.
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After five rounds of the championship, Vinales has 85 points with Pedrosa moving up to second on 68.
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Instead, previous middle class Americans are moving up the economic chain -- resulting in a thriving upper middle class.
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Robeisy Ramirez, the 2012 flyweight champion, was the last of them to qualify after moving up to bantamweight.
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Emerging world companies such as Huawei are moving up the value chain and challenging companies such as Ericsson.
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Investors appeared uncertain how to interpret the company's performance, with shares moving up and down after the bell.
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"By moving up the Moon landing by four years we can move up the Mars landing," he said.
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He stood, and for a moment, she went silent, moving up toward wakefulness before the deep breath returned.
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Gottlieb is also moving up the application deadline for most flavored e-cigarettes by one year, to Aug.
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Cerny runs a similar two-console demonstration, this time with the camera moving up one of Midtown's avenues.
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Since moving up to the federal parliament eight years ago, he has emerged as a popular national figure.
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Kia was first among 33 car brands in the study, moving up from second place a year ago.
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And a few states looking at moving up their contests to March 28503 could add to the total.
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Moving up to investment-grade can reduce borrowing costs significantly if interest margins are linked to ratings grids.
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I gradually kept moving up—I became a systems analyst and then I [became part of the administration].
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But if it's a chart, we are constantly moving up, even though there are dips along the way.
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"This is the right time to fill the SPRs before prices start moving up," a third source said.
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Rangers General Manager Jeff Gorton said moving up to No. 2 will help move his team's rebuild along.
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It had no announcement about moving up the schedule to make sure trustworthy stories get exposed to readers.
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Government bond yields have been moving up considerably in anticipation of inflation pressures and a more active Fed.
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Justin Upton walked leading off and Nick Castellanos singled, with both runners moving up on a wild pitch.
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Government bond yields have been moving up in anticipation of inflation pressures and a more active Federal Reserve.
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Korea's POSTECH takes third, also moving up one, and Seoul National University comes in fourth after dropping two.
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This would translate to mortgage rates moving up from 4 percent currently to roughly 4.5 percent at worst.
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Some retailers and suppliers are reportedly considering moving up orders to get ahead of any future tariff increases.
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Klobuchar shines Klobuchar, who has been moving up in polls in Iowa, also had a strong showing Thursday.
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Yellen deemed growth "moderate" amid a strengthening job market and inflation gradually moving up the Fed's 2 percent target.
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Strategists speculated the Fed was moving up its timetable for several reasons, beyond that the economy is doing better.
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The PRD's companies, which account for a huge chunk of China's innovation, have been moving up the value chain.
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But that rise has slowed recently, with shares only moving up around 43 percent in the past three months.
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The Weinstein Company did relatively well after moving up the wide release of "The Hateful Eight" by a week.
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That's a sizeable decline, and clear evidence that the world's poorest are, on aggregate, moving up the wealth ladder.
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You could be adding stimulus into a market where labor conditions have already tightened and wages are moving up.
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It doesn't matter if the markets are moving up, down, or sideways: Wall Street has strategies to make money.
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For the first time in your career you changed your offseason workout program, moving up to Kelowna, British Columbia.
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After moving up one spot in the CFP rankings, the Cardinals questioned why they weren't in the top four.
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This skills gap keeps our economy from growing, businesses from hiring, and people from moving up in a career.
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"For investors concerned about a bear market, moving up the quality spectrum has historically provided some protection," she added.
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Stocks, bonds, gold and Bitcoin are all moving up in unison, which makes the market 'vulnerable to sharp reversals.
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They're not on the level of the United States or the Russians, but they're clearly moving up the chain.
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Another path for Medicaid members moving up the income ladder above the income qualification level is to purchase insurance.
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In an interview, Bass said she's interested in moving up if she can be of "service" to her colleagues.
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My "Net Worth Over Time" tracker is really just so I can ensure that I am consistently moving up!
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"The technical argument will tend to support the economical argument to moving up from where we are," he said.
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This cycle, California has made waves by moving up its primary date from June to March -- on Super Tuesday.
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After all, moving "up and up and up" from Day One can leave you with nowhere fun to go.
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Young professionals are no longer staying at one job and slowly moving up the ranks, like the prior generation.
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Mastering the job you have, helping others, and taking on extra, harder assignments are all crucial to moving up.
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Fields, another potential replacement writes CNBC, began working at Ford in 1998 before moving up the ranks to CEO.
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By moving up to No. 3, New York assures itself of getting one of the top-rated quarterbacks available.
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So we're always moving up that way, whether it's from the typewriter to the main frame to the iPhone.
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"Women had trouble moving up in the '70s and '80s so we opened our own place," Ms. Feniger said.
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"Vipers" has been moving up the list ever since, and as of Tuesday afternoon, it stands at No. 6.
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I see it in their forecast and my own forecast has inflation moving up to 2 percent by 2019.
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" — Anna Sampaio, professor of ethnic studies and political science at Santa Clara University "Moving up in politics is exhilarating.
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And average hourly earnings are expected to have risen by 2220 percent, after moving up 2275 percent in August.
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The new economy has some writers thinking twice about moving up the ranks to the position of executive producer.
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But let's be real, folks: tens of millions of dollars spent and Steyer isn't moving up in the polls.
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It also is worth moving up that curve and [decide to] consume things that are a bit more useful.
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Alabama remained No. 5 in the selection committee's third rankings, with Utah moving up a spot to No. 6.
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All, Sullivan noted, play in Division I. This is not the first time St. Thomas has considered moving up.
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"The gap is narrowing so I would say things are moving down and things are moving up," said Sen.
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They also explain why copper companies like Freeport-McMoRan and iron ore company Cliffs Natural Resources have been moving up.
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Now, moving up to the Photoshopped bodies of my two husbands — I mean, the two lead actors of the film.
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Moving up to the Performance model, which drops the 0-0003 mph time to 3.5 seconds, is $104,000, previously $117,000.
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With prices moving up and down, speculators can bet for or against a variety of assets and make a profit.
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Today, the FDA proposed moving up the deadline to 2021 for flavored vapes, not including mint, menthol or tobacco flavors.
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After Trading Spaces, he released a decorating guide, Doug's Rooms and hosted Moving Up and America's Ugliest Rooms on TLC.
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For others, committed to remaining in the startup world, they are moving up the chain, and making more conservative choices.
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I think what's fallen apart is that mentorship system of moving up and that really is I think a problem.
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But since June 19, prices are up 11 cents per gallon, moving up when oil prices rose on Iran tensions.
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The fact that we don't see the haze layers moving up or down will be important to future modeling efforts.
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You'll know its cellulitis if you see a red streak moving up your leg, and you should seek emergency attention.
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But: Getting into and moving up the ladder at existing funds remains particularly challenging for women and people of color.
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ON THAT BASIS, I THINK THAT THERE'S REASON TO BELIEVE THAT INFLATION WILL BE MOVING UP TO OUR 200% OBJECTIVE.
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French bulldogs, however, are making a significant charge in the rankings, moving up to sixth place from 11th in 2013.
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"I think it's an important report because it should remind people that underlying inflation pressures are moving up," he said.
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The name did see a popularity spike between 28500 and 6900, however, moving up from the 2628 spot to 28503.
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Some — particularly institutions with rolling admissions — are reportedly moving up their "priority" financial aid application deadlines to November or December.
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All of a sudden, the light went out and the room started moving up and down, and side to side.
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"He's slowly been moving up and I expect he'll do well here," said Iowa State University political director Steffen Schmidt.
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With parts of US 101 closed, motorists moving up or down the coast must choose between time-consuming alternate routes.
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Kerber struggled last season after winning two Grand Slam titles in 2016 and moving up to the No. 1 ranking.
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In my last relationship, I had spent a lot of time worrying about whether we were moving up the escalator.
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S.S.: David is in a low-to-moderate income district, and is very concerned about people moving up the ladder.
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Still, while the Fed projects interest rates moving up sometime in the future, it sees inflation pressures remaining fairly muted.
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Dallas came into the game with an outside shot of moving up to fifth, but needed to beat the Spurs.
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Japanese health minister Katsunobu Kato said earlier on Friday that the government was considering moving up the date, without elaborating.
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One after another, at least half a dozen other parishioners drew their own weapons and began moving up the aisles.
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Dunkin' is moving up the date of its nationwide launch of its Beyond Sausage sandwich after successful tests in Manhattan.
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Atlanta ranks No. 15 in top 25 cities for small businesses in 2018 (moving up from No. 20 in 2017).
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It is painful being partially in cash when markets are moving up, but it's better to be safe than sorry.
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New York State is the most improved state in this year's rankings, moving up 22 spots to No. 237 overall.
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That expands the interior by 1.8 cubic feet to discourage current owners from moving up to bigger sport utility vehicles.
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The Standard & Poor's 20163-stock index rose 22016 percent to close at 24.5,22 Wednesday, moving up sharply after the announcement.
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They just have to take action on the factors that are statistically proven to enhance women's chances of moving up.
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His grandparents, moving up the social ladder, were a teacher, a social worker, a railway worker, and a civil engineer.
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"They are kind of moving up the value spectrum, becoming more differentiated, becoming more indispensable to their clients," he said.
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McLaren's 19-year-old rookie Lando Norris qualified an impressive sixth, moving up to fifth after Magnussen's demotion to 10th.
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He had been hoping that an impressive performance this weekend would help him start moving up draft boards around the league.
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"A lot of good jobs are being created and workers acquire new skills and are moving up the scale," he said.
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But both women found that when it came to moving up, there was a ceiling on how high they could rise.
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Since moving up in the order seven games ago, Stanton is 12-for-29 with three homers and seven RBIs. 3.
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However, this protection came with caveats: Initially, cooler waters moving up from deeper waters kept the deep-water corals from bleaching.
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Sidney Crosby, moving up the left-wing boards, chipped the puck over the blue line and raced to the right circle.
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If you work really hard and you start moving up the economic ladder, you get bumped into a different tax bracket.
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He wound up working for IAC, moving up its executive ranks until the conglomerate spun Expedia off as its own business.
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If they managed to kill you, they'd remember that, too, and become stronger while moving up the ranks of orc society.
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Even the New England Patriots have been rumored to be looking at possibly moving up in line to snag a quarterback.
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The publisher responded by moving up the sale date as soon as humanly possible, to the next day at 9 a.m.
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The company moving up the lockup date release by more than a month may have spooked investors and caused the swing.
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Another three-star restaurant Eleven Madison Park in New York City was ranked third, moving up two spots from last year.
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Changes in features, forinstance whether the corners of the mouth are moving up or down,are sensed and interpreted, Phillips explained.
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The team's been able to, over the past two months, increase our standing and do really well and keep moving up.
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However, the list of potential names is growing daily and we are tracking who's moving up and down the favs list.
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Handelsblatt reported in January that Goldman Sachs is considering moving up to 1,000 staff to Frankfurt because of concerns over Brexit.
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The Miami Heat are not only hanging on in the Eastern Conference without Chris Bosh but are moving up the standings.
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That Strzok was unsure about joining Robert Mueller's probe, not wanting to hurt his chances of moving up in the FBI.
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His hands hadn't stopped moving: up my legs, over my hips, his palms tracing the curve of my waist, my ribs.
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Panis took advantage of every opportunity available on a wet track, moving up from 20th position on the grid to victory.
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If these stocks were all moving up in the face of negative news like Chipotle, then we'd really have a problem.
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That class, which had 79 students when the attack occurred, is moving up to the fifth grade at Reed Intermediate School.
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In the U.S., prices at the gas pump have been moving up sharply, topping $3 a gallon in many western states.
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He has been with G.E. for 31 years, moving up the ranks of the company's jet engine and power turbine divisions.
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It will take over the time slot currently occupied by Sean Hannity, who is moving up to the 9 p.m. hour.
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The group has spent much of the last two weeks moving up five floors from its own offices into the center's.
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"We evacuated and when we got outside the roads were moving up and down and trees were falling," he told CNN.
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I could also see them moving up and down the board trying to find another receiver to give Mariota extra weapons.
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Nong Rose was given a 2lbs weight advantage for the fight, in addition to Sua Yai moving up a weight class.
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Frenchman Romain Bardet (AG2r-La Mondiale) continued his fine Tour, moving up one spot to fifth, 4:15 off the lead.
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"Media companies really get obsessed with their own scores, and why they're moving up or down in the rankings," said Stern.
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"A lot of architecture excludes natural phenomena — the rising and setting sun, the power of springtime moving up through the soil."
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The last time LeBron took the court, he passed Kobe on the NBA's all-time scoring list ... moving up to #3.
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Legitimate political outcomes include reviving the presidential recall referendum process or moving up next year's scheduled presidential elections to this year.
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As we approached the exit for the Sheridan, I could see that traffic was barely moving up ahead on the Bruckner.
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The Tar Heel State's best category is Technology & Innovation, moving up one spot this year to No. 6 from No. 7.
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Teixeira Moving Up Mark Teixeira homered twice in the Yankees' first series of the season, giving him 396 for his career.
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The Biden campaign didn't respond to the outlet's request for comment on if it would support moving up the release date.
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The major U.S. stock averages all made record closes during the session, moving up as much as 8003% on the day.
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The major U.S. stock averages all made record closes during the session, moving up as much as 0.81% on the day.
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At 29, Larsen has a college degree and earns more money, but he doesn't feel he's moving up in the world.
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The FDA also proposed moving up a key timeline: how long these products can stay on shelves without pre-market review.
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She is the author of Moving Up Without Losing Your Way: The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility (Princeton University Press, 2019).
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Not only the numbers that you mentioned, but wages are moving up, not as much as we would like to see them.
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With Verstappen under a long-term contract at Red Bull and Ricciardo also locked in, Sainz's chances of moving up appear limited.
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Amy Adams is moving up the Hollywood power ladder — she is listed as executive producer on her upcoming HBO show Sharp Objects.
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Working from one of her photographs, she built the image slowly, beginning at the bottom right corner and moving up and across.
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You indirectly move a round little character that looks like an eyeball, moving up a mountain by balancing it on a platform.
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U.S. 10-year TIPS yield fell to -0.083 percent, which was not seen since June 2013, before moving up to -0.028 percent.
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There's very little talk about moving up or getting out, because you grow up with a very small view of the world.
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Already, the subreddit has created several pieces of counterprogramming, including a parody AMA that's quickly moving up Reddit's list of top posts.
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Perhaps more interesting than the static rankings themselves, the index includes stats on how countries are moving up or down the charts.
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Other changes in the bill include moving up the repeal of ObamaCare taxes to this year instead of next, another conservative request.
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When asked if he could switch teams next season, perhaps even moving up to Mercedes alongside Hamilton, Alonso didn't rule it out.
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Alvarez was a 4-1 favorite despite moving up two weight classes to fight for a piece of Kovalev's 175-pound title.
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"I was confident at the top of the stretch when he was moving up to the leaders without being asked," Desormeaux said.
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The developments have prompted a change of heart at Deutsche Bank, which had originally examined moving up to 4,000 staff from London.
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Many of these students have rejected the meritocratic achievement culture whole cloth — the idea that life is about moving up the ladder.
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The shooter was moving up and down the interior stairs in the building shooting into the ceiling and outside, Fox 29 reported.
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As she approached 30, and began moving up at Birchbox, where she now runs the skin care division, she wanted to buy.
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Prices were near flat, moving up $6 per square foot since Trump took office compared to before he announced he was running.
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As a result, oil prices have been on the rise with both Brent and WTI crude moving up by around 3 percent.
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The automobile industry has made considerable progress in making cleaner vehicles, but further improvements will require moving up a steeper cost curve.
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He liked to imagine them going nowhere, remaining in place with their feet moving up and down and their arms swinging slightly.
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By the end of the set, Kirby was on his back onstage, hands moving up and down the neck of his guitar.
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The upgraded outlook saw GDP growth in the region of developing Asia moving up 0.1 percentage point to 6 percent in 2017.
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Pune-headquartered interview preparation platform InterviewBit is a returnee to LinkedIn's top start-up list, moving up 12 places from last year.
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We are really seeing the historic kinds of conditions in Southern California vegetation moving north in latitude and moving up in elevation.
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In short, Florida was a promising state for Biden, and it voted at a time when he's moving up in national polls.
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We've seen some data that in my case will add some confidence to my view that inflation is moving up to target.
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Fanatics was named to CNBC's annual Disruptor 50 list earlier this year, moving up to the 25th spot from 45th in 2018.
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McDonald set out Halfords' "Moving up a Gear" strategy just under two years ago, which focuses on boosting service-related retail sales.
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Still, leak activity has increased in both regions, with India vaulting to first in the world and the U.K. moving up to fifth.
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On Friday, CNN reported that Rex Tillerson, the CEO of oil giant ExxonMobil, was moving up Trump's list for the top diplomatic post.
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Image: AP Photo/Reed Saxon, FileBut like all industries, moving up to more lucrative and varied positions in the field requires more training.
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As they transform, that means executives from the previous era are moving out, and ones whose thinking aligns with Nadella's are moving up.
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Recovering from Germany's disastrous fiscal austerity diktat, the euro area economies are moving up on the wave of cheap and abundant credit flows.
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What that means is you've had 45 years of economic injustice where the poor were getting poorer, while everyone else was moving up.
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If moving up the corporate ladder is a thing that interests you, a lack of VBA knowledge could pose a problem one day.
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Also moving up is the card's annual fee, which is going from $450 per year to $550 per year, as of March 30th.
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He is now 2-2 as Arizona's starter since moving up the depth chart because of injuries to Carson Palmer and Drew Stanton.
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It wasn't until about 10 days before, when polls started showing the race was tighter than expected, that the VIX started moving up.
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Here, they bulked up with functionality and enterprise chops before eventually moving up weight classes into the enterprise, where client-server offerings dominated.
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Depending on your chosen profession, moving up can take many steps, but it is usually dependent on getting multiple promotions over the years.
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The gain is based on expectations that interest rates would be moving up, loan growth would improve, and credit risks would remain low.
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Certainly Whittaker is a nice reminder that there are as many advantages to moving up in weight as there are to going down.
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She began by walking on the treadmill at an incline for 30 minutes, before moving up to interval running and a solid mileage.
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Environmental concerns are gradually moving up the agenda, but too often they are translated into cursory gestures of recycling bins and refillable cups.
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People say it was two but it was only one and this guy Brook is moving up two to fight GGG at 160lbs.
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A manager I know started at Costco as a summer job and ended up working there for years and moving up the ranks.
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We've got the tax cuts put in place, the economy is supposed to be doing better, and then you've got gold moving up?
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" 77% of participants in a U.S. Financial Diaries' study said financial stability is more important to them than "moving up the income ladder.
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Moving up to a high school, with different expectations than past schooling meant that I especially had to change to meet higher expectations.
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After moving up three spots in the polls Monday, the Jayhawks remained within one game of No. 223 Baylor atop the Big 26.
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That means no matter what he's doing with his hands or his shoulders or his head, his feet always continue moving up field.
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Guenther's penalty meant Techeetah's reigning champion Jean-Eric Vergne scored his first points of season six, moving up to eighth in the race.
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Often, though, that saturation is confined to a narrow band of altitude, and airplanes can find drier areas by moving up or down.
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Smartphone market challenger Realme continues moving up the ladder in the 5G market with the launch of its latest device, according to Engadget.
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The colors were anything from green to yellow to orange, undulating in the curtains and moving up and down in the curtains too.
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Potter, a former Amazon board member, explained why she think aspiring CEOs should get a range of experience before moving up the ranks.
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On Tuesday, Collins added that she agrees with colleagues who want to keep the 6900 percent bracket from moving up to 2628 percent.
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This decrease in pay and challenges of communication will keep those with hearing loss from moving up the pay scale in most jobs.
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Guenther's penalty meant Techeetah's reigning champion Jean-Eric Vergne scored his first points of season six, moving up to eighth in the race.
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"We're trying to create that wave of women moving up in the organization so that someday they will be the CEO," says McAdam.
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I mean, someone was saying dolphins right now and they're moving up the ... Kate Crawford: I think that's not giving dolphins enough credit.
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With thousands of booklovers moving up and down the stairwells every day, a seventh-floor bookstore didn't seem like such a terrible idea.
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She maintained her style for 11 years while moving up the ranks, including a stint at a military school to get her mechanic certification.
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There's no industry-wide conspiracy to hike up prices without justification, even though they are definitely moving up in a harmonized, seemingly coordinated fashion.
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Later, plaintiff observed [CEO] with his arm wrapped around a young, female employee... his arm moving up and down in an inappropriately affectionate way.
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Woods' departure from the top of the list may mark the end of an era, but a lot of young players are moving up.
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But the group is now moving up those ad reservations in an attempt to start Clinton world's pivot to the general before Vermont Sen.
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Diaz isn't expected to spend too much time on what can be a 30-day rehab assignment at the Class A before moving up.
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I was exhausted, but I felt lucky to be moving up the corporate ladder fast and to be paid so well for my work.
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This makes moving up and down floatier than flying a tiny fighter might be, but it doesn't take long to get used to it.
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The guys worked with different sizes of hardware before moving up to a giant contraption that made the small drills seem like mere toys.
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The citizenship question inappropriately inserts politics into the very data that goes into redistricting, moving up the political maneuvering even earlier in the process.
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On Saturday, Kourtney posted on her Instagram Story that when the fire was moving "up the hill towards my house," it "just stopped" independently.
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Where they're at: Fourth place in the Metro which, thanks to playoff format oddities, is actually better than moving up to second or third.
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Archival footage in Smith's film shows Rubin filming her subjects: moving up and down with her Bolex, like a dance routine only she knew.
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In an era of remarkable depth at that weight, Spinks defended his title ten times before moving up to challenge for the heavyweight title.
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Moreover, it's aimed at moving up the "installed base" of 200 million people who are still using smaller screens as well as emerging markets.
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However, he admitted that it was a disappointment that the installed base is not moving up as quickly this year as analysts had predicted.
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There is speculation the government may take advantage of opposition weakness by moving up the expected December 2018 date for Venezuela's next presidential election.
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Two of the main tracking polls, from ABC News/Washington Post and IBD/TIPP, saw Trump moving up within the past couple of weeks.
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But GOP leadership has pushed back on moving up the freeze, set for 2020 in the current bill, worried it will further alienate moderates.
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There's A LOT more in the full interview airing tonight on FS1 -- including whether Dana's considering moving up Ronda Rousey's return to UFC 200.
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"I actually want to look at the gold market, which could be moving up here" off the uncertainty that could result from the Fed.
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Straily has been a solid addition to the rotation since moving up from the bullpen last month and logged his first win on Tuesday.
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They are rapidly moving up the value chain, manufacturing airplanes instead of T-shirts, after helping themselves to our intellectual property and know-how.
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For now, hopes of Pence moving up to the Oval Office — whether those hopes are held by Republicans or Democrats — are mostly wishful thinking.
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"As the government, we aim to promote full-time work for women and their moving up to managerial positions and corporate directors," she said.
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As of Wednesday morning, the book was at the top of Amazon's best-sellers list, moving up from the number 22019 spot on Tuesday.
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"One thing is for sure, millennials are interested in moving up," director of insights for LinkedIn Talent Solutions Sarah O'Brien tells CNBC Make It .
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So it is often an unfortunate side effect of moving up the ladder that some relationships have to be rethought and sometimes even altered.
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Damien Courvalin, a senior commodity strategist at Goldman Sachs, cautioned that OPEC's cuts would have to be sustained for prices to start moving up.
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After consulting extensively with BBC staff members, the corporation set out new initiatives meant to support women interested in moving up to leadership roles.
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But now that Trump is moving up the street to the White House, the hotel has become something else: a blatant conflict of interest.
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It included moving up to half the 2.5 million books in the stacks to New Jersey to make room for a new circulating library.
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She studied economics instead, getting her M.B.A. from Harvard and moving up the ranks at high-profile finance companies, like Citicorp and Institutional Investor.
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"Overall, we would be moving up the quality spectrum and, in fact, we'd shift to our overweight, which would be consumer staples," Morganlander said.
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He kept moving up through hockey's minor leagues until he made history by appearing in two NHL games for the Boston Bruins in 1958.
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"If the long end is moving up in tandem with better growth prospects worldwide, then the bond market is doing our work for us."
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The big producers are also discussing whether to schedule an emergency ministerial-level meeting this month, moving up a gathering planned for early March.
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The gang paid close attention to the members moving up and down within the hierarchy, known internally as the "Forbes" list, the indictment said.
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The U.S. Energy Information Administration recently said the U.S. should be a net energy exporter by 2022, moving up its forecast by four years.
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McGregor, a former two-weight UFC champion, has endured a win-loss streak since moving up from the 145-pound featherweight division in 2015.
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But GOP leadership has pushed back on moving up the freeze, set for 220006 in the current bill, worried it will further alienate moderates.
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The storm is now expected to move northward and possibly bring hurricane-force winds to Florida Monday night before moving up the east coast.
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And since this stuff is totally fixable, changing a few key behaviors could be the big difference between staying where you are and moving up.
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So we'll need a bit more explanation on that because you'd expect to see inflation moving up a bit higher in that type of environment.
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Verstappen was making his debut for the former champions after moving up from Red Bull-owned Toro Rosso in a swap with Russian Daniil Kvyat.
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Today the average employee's pay packet is roughly 3% smaller than might reasonably have been expected in June 20183, when real wages were moving up.
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The pay for this industry starts so low as you're moving up, even though being an assistant editor is a very skilled and technical job.
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The weak jobs number reported on Friday morning may mean that investors continue to bet that a patient Fed keeps the stock market moving up.
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Rapper Ne-Yo also said he would consider moving up north if Trump wins, adding that he and Drake, who is Canadian, would be neighbors.
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From the right point, he started a give-and-go with Derick Brassard deep, moving up to the dot to convert the return from Brassard.
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The agency is also eyeing moving up the 2022 compliance deadline for the regulation of e-cigarette products that were on the market before 2016.
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Now starting at $899 and moving up to $1,299 for the 55 and 65-inch, respectively, these are currently the lowest prices to be found.
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However, that doesn't count fees that airlines add for things like checking a bag, getting a better seat, or moving up in the boarding line.
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But the company is now moving up Google+'s termination date to April, and it will cut off access to Google+ APIs in 90 days.
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"We see sales picking up (there) and we see prices consolidating and moving up," Ang told Reuters in an interview, declining to give specific numbers.
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"Since the election, interest rate prospects in the market have been moving up, and all the economic numbers we got today were good," Frederick said.
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You suck it up and it starts getting more and more serious as you start moving up to club and start going to high school.
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However, moving up the financial stack a bit, we can see that, in general, opportunism begins to outweigh any particular affinity to a particular locale.
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"I would say the threshold for having confidence that inflation is sustainably moving up towards our 2 percent inflation target is pretty high," he said.
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Facebook's performance has made it more popular to investors, moving up from a ranking of 23rd in September and 35th at the end of 2014.
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The Incredibles 2 is moving up a year to June 43, 2018, while Toy Story 4 is moving back a year to June 21, 2019.
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The Wizards (245-33) came into the game as the final seed in the Eastern Conference playoffs, and this loss prevented Washington from moving up.
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Moreover, the movies presented the possibility of moving up the social ladder — such as a street rat turning into the prince in Aladdin — as easy.
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Yasmani Grandal and Howie Kendrick followed with walks before moving up on Maeda's sacrifice bunt and scoring on Utley's single for a 2.76-2140 lead.
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It doesn't matter if you're looking for your first place or you're just moving up the block, landing the right place is no easy feat.
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This year, Toyota was No. 1, with Lexus coming in second and Kia moving up to third, the highest ranking that brand has ever achieved.
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"But some of our women will be moving up, hopefully to the Senate, to the governors' seats, but yeah we will be short," she continued.
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But unlike Robinson, who played a season of minor league baseball in Montreal before moving up to the Dodgers, Doby did not have an apprenticeship.
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World View's balloons also have the capability to hover over a single spot by moving up and down between wind stream rapidly, via ground control.
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Moving up the ladderThis strategy was first announced in June, around the same time that Google Cloud made changes to the ways it compensates salespeople.
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If the line is moving up, the first security in the ratio is outperforming the second security of the ratio over the timeframe being viewed.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 reversed early morning losses to end the day's trading up over 353 percent, with all sectors except utilities moving up.
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Federal Reserve officials observed an economy growing at a strong pace and inflation moving up at their most recent meeting, justifying continued interest rate increases.
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Deutsche Bank, which had originally examined moving up to 13,000 staff from London, will now initially shift less than 200 jobs, according to the survey.
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He would not even concede that moving up to No. 22004 would match his ability, as he considered himself worthy of Memphis at No. 43.
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When moving up a scale, he sometimes skips across an unexpected interval, as if he's just built you a bust and left off the nose.
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The Jazz had a need for a good shooting guard to play alongside George Hill, and moving up to get Mitchell solved that problem immediately.
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In fact, Zhang says she's WAY more interested in moving up a weight class and fighting Shevchenko for the Flyweight belt than taking on Joanna.
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"We've seen some data that in my case will add some confidence to my view that inflation is moving up to target," Powell told lawmakers.
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If anything moving up the calendar may make it harder for a lesser-known candidate to be given a real chance at being the nominee.
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But the current chief secretary, Matthew Cheung, an avuncular 68-year-old who is approaching retirement, has not publicly evinced any interest in moving up.
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Clissold said there are other reasons — such a large part of the market moving up together — to expect stocks to remain in a bull market.
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"We can move up the Mars landing by moving up the moon landing (to 2024)," Bridenstine told the House Committee on Science, Space and Technology.
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"There is a lot of leverage in the world and you don't need a big move in interest rates, and they are moving up," Moelis said.
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For two hour-long cross-country marathon, it takes six or more layers of wax to keep the racer moving up and down over the course.
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Tom MacArthur, a Republican from New Jersey and co-chair of the moderate Tuesday Group, said that moving up the Medicaid expansion sunset could cost votes.
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But, Ngannou says the bottom line is that he's game ... IF Jon's serious about moving up a weight class and actually signing on the dotted line.
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The National Hurricane Center also revised its predictions to show the storm hitting South Florida directly, moving up from the through the middle of the state.
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Hawaii's Yancy Medeiros (-140), who is moving up to welterweight after a long run at lightweight, is a slight favorite over the underdog Sean Spencer (+120).
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Reuters claims that some companies are moving up their purchase orders, buying RAM and NAND earlier than they normally would in order to avoid shortages later.
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They are still science fiction, but the question of whether future autonomous weapons systems should be banned, like chemical weapons, is moving up the geopolitical agenda.
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Chinese trade partners in Europe, especially Germany, have also raised concerns that a more protectionist China is aggressively moving up the value chain faster than expected.
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Apple – Apple is considering moving up to 30% of its China-based manufacturing out of the country, according to a report in Japan's Nikkei news service.
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Overall, the report – released Wednesday - anticipates the gap between demand and supply moving up by 1.8 mb/d to 31.82 in 2016 from 30.06 in 2015.
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Global headcount: 2300,2560 Moving up from last year's spot at #2000, it seems this international lender is winning over more and more of Britain's labor force.
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Moving up six places from last year's rankings, international lender BNP Paribas has been named as the top business to work for in France this year.
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Margins are looking stretched with headline EPS margins moving up consecutively over the last few years, making investors believe they can only go lower from here.
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TMZ Sports spoke with Luke -- the former UFC middleweight champ who's moving up to light heavyweight -- and he ain't switching divisions just 'cause cuttin' weight sucks.
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Ortega says he's got a number of options to pursue when he gets back into the Octagon ... and says he's even exploring moving up to lightweight.
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The Senate is moving up a final vote on Neil Gorsuch's Supreme Court nomination after Republicans changed the rules to help him clear an initial hurdle.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will require all electric vehicles (and hybrids) to emit a sound while moving up to 18.6 mph by September 2020.
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It's also proving to be more agile than scientists had previously reckoned with, moving up from the depths of the snowpack in the years since 1998.
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In his view, older workers who were able to delay retirement when the recession hit did so, blocking more junior employees from moving up the pipeline.
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But moving up your primary can sometimes have disastrous results due to blowback from the national parties over what can be seen as a power grab.
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The high APY combined with regular automatic deposits — starting with $100 per paycheck and moving up to $200 — helped me reach my goal that much sooner.
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For the most part Powell and the Fed are holding that back for the time being until we see a further trend of inflation moving up.
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In 2014, the Republican National Committee rolled out changes compressing the primary calendar and moving up the date of winner-take-all primaries to March 15.
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There were talks of moving up the sunset of the individual rates, which was set at the end of 2025 in the Senate bill, to 2024.
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However, as we drove up, the radio informed us that NASA was continually moving up the time of the moonwalk, so we became a bit nervous.
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It's not going to really change unless you have a wave of people who are moving up the ladder, and the 5 percent will become 10.
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Mortgage rates fell to a record low last week, but are moving up again this week as lenders try to handle an onslaught of refinance demand.
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Moving up from London in 1986, Jam was soon a regular at an early acid house venue called the Kitchen, in Hulme's notoriously lawless Bullring flats.
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Full retirement age — or the point at which workers are eligible to receive 503% of the benefits they earned — is moving up to 67, from 65.
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Taylor Fedun replaced Polak on defense, and forwards Rhett Gardner and Nick Caamano played their first NHL game after moving up from the AHL's Texas Stars.
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And the Foreign Relations Committee also reported the pact favorably after moving up its scheduled markup a day earlier to accommodate a quick Senate floor vote.
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Traditional paths to affluence, which involve participating in international trade and moving up the value chain, may become infeasible as rungs in the economic ladder disappear.
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The Garden City, Kansas, native became a pro boxer at 17 and made his name as a light welterweight before moving up to the welterweight class.
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Apple announced an update for its budget iPad, and the new seventh-generation model is 10.2 inches, moving up from the standard 9.7-inch display size.
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Paul, Carly Fiorina, Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum would compete in the undercard debate, with Paul the only candidate with a significant chance of moving up.
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The high APY combined with regular automatic deposits — starting with $100 per paycheck and moving up to $200 — helped her reach her goal that much sooner.
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But now the change in lights can literally show us where companies are moving up and down the coast, seeking new places to drill for oil.
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Many Palestinians frown at the idea of women bicycling in public because men might inappropriately leer at their legs moving up and down or ogle their bottoms.
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The rise in mortgage rates also kept more potential sellers from moving up or down, as they were likely unwilling to trade in their rock-bottom rate.
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The publisher, Flatiron Books, this month announced it was moving up the publication date from May 1 to April 17 as media attention on the FBI intensified.
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Moving up to the highest level in the ADP study, women earn $48 an hour less than their male counterparts, and 85% of those managers are male.
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"There's fee compression, the commoditization of asset management to some degree, boomers retiring and millennials moving up — all of this accelerates the solution toward advice," he said.
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Banks in general are continuing to see loan growth in the low single digits, flat interest income because rates are not moving up, and good credit quality.
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"This shows that the Chinese auto market is moving up and will enhance the confidence of the industry," said Alan Kang, Shanghai based analyst at LMC Automotive.
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The last time the Boston Celtics faced the New York Knicks, they were playing their best basketball of the season and moving up the Eastern Conference ladder.
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Tesla also recently announced that it was moving up its production targets by two years to meet an advanced deadline, aiming to complete 500,000 vehicles by 2018.
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"Incoming data show an economy that is growing at a healthy pace, with solid payroll job gains and inflation gradually moving up to 2 percent," Powell said.
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We asked Stipe if he would be interested in fighting Jon Jones ... who's discussed moving up to heavyweight -- and Stipe told us he's down to fight ANYONE.
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Google had several one-time costs including acquiring 2,000 employees in Taiwan for $1.1 billion from HTC Corp and moving up when it awards equity to employees.
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He's taking some time off after moving up in the age bracket because he doesn't want to be the youngest skater in the nine-to-ten group.
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Federal Reserve officials at their most recent meeting saw an economy growing at a strong pace and inflation moving up as well, justifying continued interest rate increases.
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With new leadership on his communication team — including Sarah Huckabee Sanders moving up from deputy to chief White House press secretary — Trump is refreshing his messaging strategy.
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We added it into our model portfolio and from our perspective based upon the size of the breakout, we could see this stock moving up toward $160.
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When the war ended he returned to Britain and continued to earn success in the ring, moving up through the weight classes as he advanced in years.
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Next year, he'll leave Kyle Busch Motorsports for Hendrick Motorsports before moving up to the Xfinity Series, just one rung below the top level, NASCAR's Sprint Cup.
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Let's say you're a company that's just raised a $20 million Series B and you need 20,000 square feet and you're moving up from 5,000 square feet.
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He continued moving up, from executive vice president to chief operating officer and finally CEO in 2001, when he helped the company launch its initial public offering.
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This is the perfect time to talk about how you see yourself succeeding at this company and possibly moving up once you prove yourself in this role.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who oversaw an investigation that led to the tariffs, succeeded in moving up the announcement even as Mr. Cohn sought to delay it.
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Data surprises have been most notable in Asia and Latin America with such indices also moving up in developed markets indicating the strength of the global economy.
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They fell out over remarks that Cooper made in 1987 when he was knocked out in his first heavyweight fight after moving up from the cruiserweight class.
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He'll be moving up to super middleweight for the bout, against Rocky Fielding, a British W.B.A. belt holder, ranked ninth in the division by The Ring magazine.
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"Build shopping lists of what you may have missed and regretted missing just a few weeks ago when the market was moving up every day," he said.
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WandaVision was one of the biggest Disney+ shows planned for 2021, but the company announced today that the Marvel series' release date is moving up to 2020.
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Every candidate's favorable numbers have actually grown since the last poll, in November, with Andrew Yang (now with a 44-point positive rating) moving up the most.
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Looking across the European benchmark, there were only a few stocks moving up on Monday, with Capita at the top of the index up by 6.5 percent.
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The businesses moving up the rankings bought soured mortgages and are looking to profit by restructuring those loans and getting delinquent borrowers to start making payments again.
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"We've seen some data that in my case will add some confidence to my view that inflation is moving up to target," Powell told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Traffic's consistent screech of acceleration and deceleration, the hollering of folks moving up and down Broadway, always with something unintelligible to yell into the busy night air.
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On Thursday night, two senior administration officials and a senior House conservative aide told CNN that the White House was open to moving up a proposed Medicaid rollback.
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Digital tools to turn game-obsessed kids into genuine game designers VR Headsets: Best for Big Kids and Tweens Moving up in price and features are VR headsets.
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He said Wednesday that the Ortega government&aposs political model is "worn out" and the solution is moving up the next election, due to take place in 2021.
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Thanks to its mountainous terrain and its position directly on the equator, you can choose almost any climate you like simply by moving up or down in altitude.
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Although downward mobility is happening among families at the top, children born into families from families with a lower socioeconomic status are also moving up in the world.
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"Murder on My Mind" jumped to No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the week of March 2, moving up from its previous position of 59.
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Facebook's performance has made it more popular to investors, moving up from a ranking of 16th in December, 23rd in September, and 35th at the end of 2014.
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Hill was hired by a non-profit company, People Assisting the Homeless, as a grant writer, in 20193, and quickly began moving up the ranks in that organization.
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In Florence's case, there's a high pressure system squatting to Florence's north — which prevented Florence from moving up along the coast, and instead shunted it west onto land.
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The inland city of Guiyang grabbed the crown of the best-performing Chinese city this year, moving up from 11th place last year, the report released Monday found.
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In the same way blowing on a pin wheel will make it spin, the air moving up through a helicopter's rotor will keep it turning and providing lift.
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Hence, even if election night drives a constructive near-term narrative for credit, perhaps on tax policy, we would use any rally to continue moving up in quality.
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It may not be at the committee's next meeting — March 14-85033 — but the fed funds rate will be moving up this year, almost surely more than once.
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It should be a good time for the market next year, with equities moving up at least another 15 percent, investment expert Jerry Castellini told CNBC on Thursday.
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I think it's now moving up and people are making it a much higher priority and understanding that they have to make their feelings heard on election day.
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"Looks like if earnings do come out as expected, which is quite strong, you could be moving up towards the upper end around $330 in Tesla," said Gordon.
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Care-giving responsibilities often fall disproportionately to women, which keeps them from moving up the ranks in their career and allows the pay gap to persist, Zalis said.
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"People call you difficult, they say things behind your back, but we all know that's the price of moving up this chain," she said, according to The Street.
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In the sequel, Jessamy is a Challenger, moving up in the ranks of the Fives, and jumps at the opportunity to travel the countryside to face new competitors.
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The primary calendar could also be favorable to a Harris candidacy -- with her home state of California moving up its primary to the first Tuesday in March 2020.
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"The evidence we have seen since we met in November is consistent with our expectation of strengthening growth and improving labor markets and inflation moving up," Yellen said.
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It's interesting ... Coty shares did pretty well Monday, moving up slightly to $12.22 after announcing they bought Kylie's majority stake for $600 million, but that trend didn't last.
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But, in light of Conor McGregor moving up in weight, and a growing trend of catch-weight "super fights," there's no longer any real excuse to exclude her.
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Jeff Jarrett mostly just existed, spending the bulk of the 1990s in an upper-midcard purgatory, never moving up or down, no matter who he was feuding with.
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After devastating parts of the Caribbean and Cuba, Irma made landfall in the Florida Keys early September 10, slowly moving up the peninsula, leaving a path of destruction.
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Workers are quitting their jobs at record rates, thanks to a tight labor market and high confidence that moving on will also mean moving up, particularly in pay.
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Since moving up a weight, Gonzalez has shown some slight vulnerability, and if there were anyone in the division to expose them, it would be Japan's Naoya Inoue.
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And when he overcame wildly erratic driving and posted a 223-under 70 on Saturday, moving up to 39th place, it was another step in the right direction.
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As Hirschman predicted when I talked to him initially, his best shot at finally making it was moving up an age bracket, which gave him 10 extra minutes.
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The Minnesota wide receiver, quickly moving up the lists of the greatest undrafted players in N.F.L. history, recorded more than 100 receiving yards in a seventh consecutive game.
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Nagrani was also moving up long-scheduled house calls — like 75-year-old Elyse Savage's annual checkup — in case the pandemic's spread precludes them in the coming weeks.
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I'll be moving up to the 140-pound division to face Josh Taylor or Jose Ramirez and unify right there, all those four belts [after the Lomachenko fight].
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Thai rookie Alexander Albon, in only his third start for Red Bull after moving up from Toro Rosso, lines up sixth in what is almost a home race.
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If you find the fianos intriguing, I recommend moving up a step, to those labeled Fiano di Avellino, which come from vineyard areas considered to have greater potential.
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In 1878, cargo barges moving up the Mississippi River from New Orleans took yellow fever to Memphis; 5,000 people died, and half the city evacuated to escape infection.
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Barzee was serving a 15-year sentence when the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole unexpectedly credited her for time served, moving up her release date from 2024.
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"Gold is moving up when risk appetite is improving, and that's happening because the dollar is weakening - otherwise that should not happen," said ABN Amro analyst Georgette Boele.
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Washington ranks No. 7 in the top 25 cities for small businesses in 2018 (moving up from No. 16 in 3693), according to a Biz2Credit small-business survey.
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"He was also stationed in South Korea, he was a military rat, he loved it, he was moving up through the military," his father, Rodney Lewis told WLS.
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In 2016 it was considered the second largest supplier of uranium in the country and was moving up the ranks to become number one throughout the following year.
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With trade protectionism rapidly moving up the U.S. political agenda ahead of this year's elections, what might be the 23rd WTO case to be brought by the USTR?
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"Derrick's interpretation from the biblical story of the angels moving up and down the ladder speaks to Lawrence's ability to constantly inspire him as well as future generations."
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Schinecker began his career in 2003 as a trainee for Roche Diagnostics before moving up the ranks in jobs in the United States, Singapore, Austria, Sweden and Switzerland.
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You're moving up various mastheads, you're doing great work, you do great business profiles, you wrote a great Trump story, I'll ask you about that in a minute.
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Quietly, over the weekend, Japanese women's wrestling superstar Io Shirai signed on with WWE, presumably to do a stint in NXT before moving up to the main roster.
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That penalty was applied first with the FIA explaining that the position was then left vacant for the sake of calculation, rather than those behind immediately moving up.
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To meet demand, especially from server clients, SK Hynix said it is considering moving up the construction of a new chip production line from year-end as originally planned.
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Steps which OPEC+ is weighing include further output cuts, extending cuts due to expire in March, and moving up a planned policy meeting to February from March 5-6.
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" For first-generation AAPI immigrants, these hurdles often include "concentration on moving up economically, poor English skills, unfamiliarity with the American political system and reluctance to invite public scrutiny.
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They are moving up through levels of autonomy, as defined by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Now (as I have written before) they are approaching a thorny dilemma.
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"I don't think inflation will move up very rapidly from here but it's clear inflation is steadily moving up," said David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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He threw 20 pitches for the club Thursday in one inning after moving up from High Class A Modesto, where Ottavino made four appearances to begin his rehab assignment.
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Other dangers have not gone away, with climate concerns moving up the agenda as Trump's arrival as President in the White House casts a shadow over curbing carbon emissions.
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Rubio is moving up, but Bush could cap his rise Cedar Rapids, Iowa —There is zero doubt Marco Rubio is on the rise as the Iowa campaign winds down.
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At the same time, emerging urban hubs — places like Dublin, Sydney, Taipei, and Abu Dhabi — are rapidly improving, moving up the Outlook ranks and threatening the long-standing leaders.
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Thai driver Alexander Albon gave Toro Rosso more points in sixth place with the two Haas cars of Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen moving up to seventh and eighth.
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In his first testimony before Congress in February, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said he was more confident that "inflation was moving up to target" — the target being 2 percent.
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"Now we've come back and we've begun to break what we call the shoulder line, and we should begin to moving up, potentially reaching the $80 level," he said.
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Meanwhile, the benchmark New Zealand index continued to hover around record highs in low-volume trade, with Auckland International Airport moving up 2.1 percent to a two-week best.
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Waves caused by Hurricane Dorian are washing up bricks of cocaine on Florida beachesHurricane Dorian is moving up the US coast, with Georgia and the Carolinas in its path.
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"Walgreens and CVS have been moving up of late and there's been talk that both drugstores are taking action to protect themselves from the Death Star: Amazon, " Cramer said.
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The Clubman is front-drive, although all-wheel drive can be had by moving up to the Cooper S Clubman All4 with a 43-horsepower turbocharged 4-cylinder engine.
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"Inflation is moving up, showing this is not an economy that is undergoing serious demand-based weakness," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG Union Bank in New York.
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Since moving up to Division I in 1999, Stony Brook has come close—often agonizingly so—but they still have yet to grab a ticket for the big dance.
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But in its letter on Sunday, Cfius said that it believed Broadcom had violated the panel's order by moving up its relocation date without enough consultation with the government.
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So the Cavaliers were always on board with moving up the deadline, which, in turn, would speed the transition process for any on-the-fly additions to the roster.
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Much of the inventory has to come from people who are moving up or on and will themselves need to have the courage to buy themselves a new place.
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Outside of Nigeria, the "Nigerian" identity risks becoming subsumed by the "criminal country" single narrative that once prevented Italian immigrants in the US from moving up the social ladder.
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The company planned two updates to address the issue, and it now says it's moving up the timeline for those releases; the interface updates announced today are additional measures.
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Extra troops have been moving up to Indian-controlled Kashmir in recent days, while a major annual Hindu pilgrimage to a mountain shrine in the region was called off.
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Switzerland for the fourth consecutive year sits atop a ranking of the best countries in the world that also showed the U.S. moving up one spot to seventh place.
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Crowley's plan also envisions the enticing — and polarizing — possibility of promotion and relegation, with teams moving up or down through tiers depending on their performance in a given season.
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"I'm taking a year off," Ansaroff says ... but when she returns, Nina says she plans on moving up a weight class and competing in the 125-lb flyweight division.
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The organizers later made it clear that they had gotten the message, moving up starting times by half an hour for the Friday, Saturday and Sunday knockout-round matches.
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Warren, a Massachusetts senator, has been moving up in the crowded Democratic presidential field, polling only second to former Vice President Joe Biden in a new NBC/WSJ poll.
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But Gottlieb did not rule out moving up to the Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary position, declining to say whether he has been in talks about the job.
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The Vargas bout was Garcia's third since he jumped from junior welterweight (140 pounds) to welterweight (147 pounds), and he's been criticized for not challenging himself since moving up.
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You start off only able to compete in a few events, quickly moving up from "anonymous" status to "rookie" status as you win events and gain more followers and money.
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The veteran political watcher was quick to add, though, that California moving up the primary still doesn't make Iowa and New Hampshire less important, and arguably makes them more important.
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Typically, our 20s are marked by a number of milestones, including graduating college, entering the workforce, moving up the career ladder, and, for some, getting married and starting a family.
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The risk is that the Chinese firms successfully moving up the value chain will see their overseas profits destroyed by a trade war if Trump's ideas find place in policy.
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That infection, once banished from northern Mexico, is surging again and moving up into Arizona for the first time, according to Gerardo Alvarez, an epidemiologist at the University of Sonora.
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Moving up After two years on the list of worst rated countries, in this year's report Thailand's efforts in the fight against human trafficking have been rewarded with an upgrade.
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Based on its survey of 85 senior women executives, executive search firm Spencer Stuart identified a willingness to take risks as a key ingredient to moving up through the ranks.
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"We expect residential investment to keep moving up over time, although we believe the pace of growth will be modest," said Daniel Silver, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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She plays Becky Williams on the show, who began as an executive assistant to Terrence Howard's Lucious Lyon before moving up to Head of A&R at the Empire label.
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"(I hope) none of these kids ever have poor oral health and bad teeth as a barrier to keep them from moving up in life and bettering themselves," he said.
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When the income gradient in an economy or within an occupation is steeper, people work longer and harder in order to increase their chances of moving up the income ladder.
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Crude futures were volatile, moving up again by noon in New York toward session highs after drifting most of the morning due to a weaker Wall Street and a dollar.
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After moving up the ladder inside the company, she oversaw the launch of Windows 7 and became the co-lead of Microsoft's hardware, games, music and entertainment division in 2013.
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AND HOUSEHOLD FORMATION IS GOING UP. IT'S NOT QUITE UP TO WHERE IT WAS BEFORE THE GREAT RECESSION, BUT IT IS MOVING UP. KIDS ARE MOVING OUT OF THE BASEMENTS.
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Whatever the case, Jordyn obviously has been doing just fine without the Kardashians ... and appears to only be moving up in her own lane one new deal at a time.
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U.S. officials told Reuters on Wednesday that they believe Iran is preparing to carry out a major exercise in the Gulf, apparently moving up the timing due to heightened tensions.
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Starting with "the cashiers, the secretaries, the salespeople, those people are easy to replace with AI," and moving up the chain until the only people left with jobs are programmers.
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That put the Kings in the role of spoiler to keep San Antonio from moving up in the playoff pecking order, and Sacramento played like it had nothing to lose.
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We talked to Pettis -- days after moving up to the welterweight division and starching Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson -- about his next move ... and he says Conor makes a whole lotta sense.
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American agri-business Cargill has its sights set on moving up the food chain and focusing on the aquaculture and meat segments, with Asia expected to be a key market.
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It should pass over Texas, hit the Ohio Valley, join with other unstable air and become a nor'easter Friday evening over the Mid Atlantic, moving up the coast on Saturday.
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" Similarly, "When I talk to my friends who started seed funds in the past decade, I hear them thinking about moving up market into larger funds and Series A rounds.
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Kvyat has already been through the process, moving up to Red Bull Racing in 2015 and suffering a demotion last year when he swapped places with Dutch teenager Max Verstappen.
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Homeowners dreaming of moving up from their starter home to a newly built, larger home are being offered more ways to make the move as quickly and effortless as possible.
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Daily movements would look more like a financial asset price, moving up and down each day in a sort of "random walk" as new information about the economy comes in.
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"Big earnings, big beats, you see the stocks moving up but they can't continue to push ahead, and from my perspective that's a little bit of a concern," said Johnson.
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If interest rates are moving up, I know it can pain some fixed-income investors, but in general, that's a byproduct of a healthier economy," he told CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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U.S. officials say they don't have a problem with China moving up the technology ladder, but they don't want it to happen with stolen or unfairly obtained American know-how.
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There's been a lot of missteps by Trump that have helped her, but she's been moving up in the polls," Malloy said on John Catsimatidis's radio show "The Cats Roundtable.
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While moving up a level or two midcareer remains a tricky decision for players and coaches, the shrinking talent gap between divisions is governed by restrictions that regulate such transfers.
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Fertitta said that he wants the UFC's first show in MSG to be epic, and there won't be many sells more captivating for fans than Jones moving up to heavyweight.
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If reporting in the coming quarters appears to bear out his projections, it is likely to burnish Tesla's image, and could keep the company's already-elevated share price moving up.
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But there's something to be said for proving your design in a comparatively easily accessed market and moving up, rather than trying to invent an air taxi business from scratch.
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IN ANY CASE, FRANKLY, TECH MAHINDRA WAS TRADING UP. INDIAN I.T. COMPANIES WHICH WERE REALLY AT THE LOW END OF THE VALUE CHAIN WERE MOVING UP, WERE EMPLOYING MORE PEOPLE.
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A huge relief rally in oil prices gave some support to commodity currencies such as the Canadian dollar, which last traded at C$1.3572 after moving up 0.15 percent overnight.
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Moving up the value chain effectively in the global smartphone market remains a challenge for Chinese vendors as they tend to sacrifice profit margins to boost sales volumes, analysts said.
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Moving up the Guggenheim ramp, we find the chairs' black leather upholstery and muslin innards drooping from the wall, like flayed skins; the chairs' disassembled arms huddle in a corner.
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Instead of starting in a small newsroom and eventually moving up in size, we are asking journalists to train at a larger place so they can flourish potentially somewhere smaller.
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That means there are a lot of new faces running key projects at Twitter these days, some of them new to the company altogether, others simply moving up the ranks.
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Historically, older Americans ranked near the bottom of the income and wealth scales, but by 254, they were moving up the income ladder and owning a greater share of wealth.
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"I'm taking a year off," Ansaroff told us ... but when she returns, Nina says she plans on moving up a weight class and competing in the 125-lb flyweight division.
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Only Ms. Warren has been moving up in the national polls, suggesting either that Mr. Biden's lost supporters have defected to her camp or that they have become undecided altogether.
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He joined the production as an assistant to David Benioff and Dan Weiss, the creators of the show, before moving up to become one of the series's most prolific writers.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday briefed dozens of lawmakers on President Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure package, which appears to be quickly moving up as a legislative priority for the administration.
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The prior edition, Doing Business 21625, vast measured improvements in China: 2900 points, moving up to rank #220006 out of 2202 jurisdictions with 2628 points on a 28500-point scale.
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"Market is not moving up due to lack of confidence among the investors with rising interest rates," said Atchuthan Srirangan, a senior research analyst with First Capital Equities (Pvt) Ltd.
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House Majority Whip Steve Scalise has signaled that he is also eying moving up the ranks of the House GOP conference, but has said he would not run against McCarthy.
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Do we choose to be disheartened by the thorny problems of contemporary society or pretend to have solved them by moving up the "satin-ribbon bombing line" on the map?
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Founder and CEO Ben Herman said in an interview that the plan will be to continue moving up the funnel to target an ever-wider range of experiences and jobs.
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Those changes have included eliminating chop blocks; decreasing the number of kickoff returns — statistically football's most dangerous play — by moving up the kickoff; and the expansion of defenseless-player parameters.
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The dollar index against a basket of six peers barely budged, moving up 0.03% at 97.105, within reach of a recent low of 96.995 brushed overnight - its lowest since April 18.
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Its Global Markets trading unit, the focus of much criticism in recent years, increased equity trading, with Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam saying Credit Suisse was "moving up the ranks in equities".
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Stocks wavered on Wednesday with the Dow and S&P 500 opening lower but moving up after reports that the Trump administration would offer a six-month delay in auto tariffs.
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Despite the ongoing drama involving its U.S.-based ride-sharing rivals Uber and Lyft, Didi Chuxing keeps marching ahead, moving up two spots to No. 2 on this year's Disruptors list.
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That has actually given some observers in the state the impression that Gillum, the young, exciting black mayor, is moving up — though it still might not be enough on primary day.
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"When the Fed was raising rates and bond yields were moving up, traditionally defensives don't do well, and more cyclical stocks tend to do better and financials do better," he said.
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Last week, the CBP announced it was moving up the submission deadline due to a flood of interest: companies will now have until April 27th to submit proposals for the project.
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The National Hurricane Center's (NHC) forecast path showed Tropical Depression Nine moving up from the Florida Keys toward the southern tip of the state and over into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Red crabs have been observed moving up and down in the "water column"—a term used to describe the various ecological features of different ocean strata—to find and eat prey.
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If central Europe succeeds in moving up the value chain, the coming demographic crunch will matter less, as more productive workers will find it easier to support a growing dependent population.
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That means starting small (with fingers, butt plugs, or anal beads and moving up to a penis or larger dildos) and using plenty of lube, since the anus isn't self-lubricating.
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For this reason, the VIX is known as an inversely correlated index, moving up when the S&P 500 moves down, and moving down when the S&P 500 moves higher.
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We now also think the odds are moving up that they also revise their guidance at that meeting from looking for three hikes this year to four, aligning with our view.
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And it kind of made me think: Here I am, still hustling and writing papers as a side gig, and this dude's moving up pretty quickly without putting in any effort.
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Fiat Chrysler says that it is moving up the schedule for updating software in around 1.1 million vehicles that use a confusing gear selector design that was first recalled in April.
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Moving up to the 2018 Volkswagen Tiguan SEL models predictably adds more creature comforts, including navigation, a power liftgate, adaptive cruise control, and a sunroof, plus 22.0-inch wheels for $24,28.
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According to the complaint, Mr. Michalek repeatedly asked for Mr. Pigeon's assistance in moving up to the Appellate Division of the court, where there was a vacancy for an associate judgeship.
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Moving up and fighting doubts As CTO, Merfeld oversees technology development for renewable generation systems, such as onshore and offshore wind turbines, solar and hydropower, and batteries and grid management systems.
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Josh Putnam, a political scientist who keeps tabs on the party nominating process at the Frontloading HQ blog, said both Oregon and Washington face hurdles to moving up in the process.
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Controversial former super lightweight champion Adrien Broner (33-2)—who was in attendance on Saturday in Brooklyn—is moving up to welterweight and could help to make an enticing fight card.
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Raimondo said Friday that she is moving up planned April vacations for schools in order to maintain the calendar for both students and teachers for the rest of the academic year.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren has been moving up in the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination race because of her ability to market herself to voters, a longtime Republican pollster told CNBC on Friday.
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Instead of moving up into a bigger home once the mortgage was paid off, they moved into another similarly sized house and paid that off while renting out their original place.
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HBO announced on Friday that it was moving up the debut of "Bright Lights: Starring Carrie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds," a documentary about the daughter and mother who died this week.
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A little guy with luminously clear classical technique, he is one of those standout NYTB dancers who raise expectations; it is easy to imagine him moving up to a major troupe.
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Each stride covered nine feet, his upper body moving up and down almost imperceptibly, his feet striking the track and rising so rapidly that his heels did not touch the ground.
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"I would just highlight that even though we don't see those price targets moving up on Apple, I think there is a bigger trend towards a quality in multiples," he added.
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While the sources acknowledged unexpected strength in the underlying economy, they said it was difficult to communicate this through policy statements, especially with underlying inflation showing few signs of moving up.
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"The market is concerned that perhaps OPEC doesn't have as much spare capacity as they've been advertising, and as a result prices are moving up because of that perception," Lipow said.
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"We know valuations are more expensive in the U.S., we know that interest rates are going to be moving up so you do have this daily battle going on," added Eibel.
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"This tentative move by OPEC could be a game changer and as a result we're seeing oil stocks moving up quite nicely," said Manoj Ladwa, head of trading at TJM Partners.
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Moving up in size, scientists demonstrated last year that embryonic rabbit kidneys could be frozen, thawed, and grown into full-sized and fully functional organs, capable of transplant into living animals.
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"It's a group of migrants moving up from Central America towards the border with the U.S." Acosta continued to ask Trump questions as the president tried to move on to other reporters.
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Americans have long been taught to reach to keep up with the Joneses, that paying more means getting more and moving up the societal ladder on the way to the elite class.
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Indeed, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch's monthly report on fund managers' biggest fears shows concern about the Fed tightening faster than expected is moving up on the list of the biggest fears.
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And his administration is considering moving up the announcement of his first Supreme Court appointment from Thursday to possibly Tuesday, potentially in an effort to change the subject, one source told CNN.
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Cracknell, who started the game on the fourth line before moving up to the third line, where he picked up both of his points, delivered an insurance tally later in the frame.
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"Trump's upcoming news conference seems to be the main highlight of the day and the dollar is said to be moving up on account of this," said INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir.
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The Korean won strengthened against the dollar after the decision, with the dollar/won pair trading as low as 1164 before moving up to 1171.24 as of 2:53 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Something strange has happened this year between Apple and companies that supply parts to its many products: Their stock performances have diverged, after a long period of moving up and down together.
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"Markets are steadily moving up and there will be pull-backs on odd days," said Sudhakar Pattabiraman, head of research operations at MarketSmith, which is part of financial services provider William O'Neil.
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The authors of the Monster report set out to explore the hypothesis that the scandal-ridden presidential election cycle was actually driving citizens, especially white-collar workers, to consider moving up north.
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He also rejected the idea of moving up the presidential vote scheduled for 2021, something that domestic critics, the Organization of American States, the United States and other nations have called for.
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Meanwhile, Whittaker is one of the division's most promising prospects aged similarly to Gastelum at 26 and is 5-0 since moving up to middleweight from welterweight—another similarity between the two.
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Here are the best companies to work for in Australia: Moving up the ranks to join the list of Australia's top 10 companies this year is Jeff Bezos' e-commerce behemoth Amazon.
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But even after he started moving up the social ladder through professional fighting, he kept the same friends—not so much because he was foolish, but more so because he was loyal.
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U.S. officials say they do not have a problem with China moving up the technology ladder, but they do not want it to happen with stolen or unfairly obtained American know-how.
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UBS' Art Cashin agrees: "Part of that has to do with what you believe is happening with the Fed, and we're seeing some hints that inflation is moving up," he told CNBC.
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My father was settling into his first doctoring position, as a staff psychiatrist at the Bronx V.A. hospital, and although extra money was scarce, our family was moving up in the world.
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Fixing these issues, often at the state and local level, will help produce a more dynamic and healthy economy by removing barriers that currently prevent people from moving up the income ladder.
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The larger picture: Jeffries is seen as a rising star in the party, and there's intense interest in him moving up the ladder quickly from a lot of members in the caucus.
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You can also adjust the shapes while holding down your finger and moving up, down, left and right — for example, if you want to rotate and scale your "weird cuts" collage shapes.
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In today's fast-paced business world, it's key to treat your employees like people, not transactions, because everyone can always use a little more love, all while moving up the leadership ranks.
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Going to vaudeville shows and dance halls reflected a youth culture that was about impressing your peers, rather than a means of moving up in the world, and that peer culture persists.
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Times insider Instead of starting in a small newsroom and eventually moving up in size, we are asking journalists to train at a larger place so they can flourish potentially somewhere smaller.
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"We believe that credit uptake will be moving up sharply and we could see double-digit asset growth, if not by the end of this year then by early 2020," she added.
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Conservatives are also pushing for a range of other changes, including moving up the freeze of ObamaCare's expansion of Medicaid to 2018 and repealing insurance regulations such as the essential health benefits.
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The company just broke into the top 10 list of e-commerce retailers, moving up from No. 11 to take No. 8, ahead of QVC, HSN (Qurate Retail Group), Costco and Macy's.
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After moving up to the marathon in 2014 he struggled with injuries and his best days appeared to be behind him until he pulled out his astonishing run in Berlin last year.
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Apple may be moving up numerically, but the new iPhone 8 models look to continue the same rough design the company has been using since 2014 from the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
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Hamilton is pinning his hopes of moving up the field on the start, the pitstops and the potential of a safety car which has been deployed at every race in Singapore so far.
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"I was actually pretty good at it," Sidibe, 33, tells PEOPLE of the phone-sex gig, which she did for three years, fielding calls for two months before moving up in the business.
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The play on large and small scale, telescopic and microcosmic perspectives, resembles a zoom camera lens that keeps the viewers attention moving up and down, around and across the painting, making perceptual connections.
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Behind them, other partygoers helped themselves to the buffet of food — including Steisand's actor husband James Brolin — but the two stars were busy catching up on the latest musicians moving up the charts.
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Despite this solid gain, the tech giant will have "trouble moving up significantly in the absence of better transparency in the cloud business," Wedbush Securities analysts said in a Friday note to clients.
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Moving up the vote would also help Republicans in the event Kavanaugh's nomination gets voted down, by giving them more time to nominate and confirm a replacement before the midterm elections in November.
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Finally, the modem supports MIMO beamforming in three dimensions, so you'll maintain a strong connection while you're moving up and down in relation to a cell tower, rather than just left to right.
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No.Why it's great: Many are talking about the dominant light heavyweight Jon Jones moving up to heavyweight, so he can attempt to become a two-weight UFC champion should he beat Stipe Miocic.
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OnePlus is moving up the launch of its OnePlus 6T by a day in order to avoid colliding with Apple's iPad Pro and Mac event on October 30th, which was just announced yesterday.
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We also raise our target multi-ple from ~23x to ~235x as the risks of further negative estimate revision seem less likely, resulting in our price target moving up from $220 to $55.
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Rates may not only need to become "restrictive," but the definition of that may be moving up as well, Rosengren said in an interview with Reuters on Saturday following an economic conference here.
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Then, the receiving partner can slowly insert the penis or dildo using their hands and glide their body down the shaft, moving up and down and only going as deep as feels comfortable.
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Behind them, other partygoers helped themselves to the buffet of food — including Streisand's actor husband James Brolin — but the two stars were busy catching up on the latest musicians moving up the charts.
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So you'll soon be able to read all about it on TechCrunch as we have a team ready to look at all these numbers and find out if they're moving up or down.
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McLaren will have an all-new Formula One lineup next year, with Spaniard Carlos Sainz replacing double world champion compatriot Fernando Alonso and British rookie Lando Norris moving up from the reserve role.
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So far the trade negotiations were going well between U.S. and China, but if we see a flip over this issue we might see gold moving up, Phillip Futures analyst Benjamin Lu said.
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"That may not be a catalyst … for stocks to move higher but it's reassuring and it should continue the trend of stocks moving up but perhaps with a little more volatility," Warne said.
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He noted that the bank had previously talked about moving up to a thousand employees to France — including new hires and transfers from London — and will continue to evaluate the circumstances surrounding Brexit.
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Led by its charismatic founder, Jack Ma, Alibaba is now worth $392 billion, moving up on Amazon, whose market value is about $475 billion and share price is up about 27% this year.
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"These are people that see something moving up and start buying — they jump on the bandwagon," says Campbell Harvey, a finance professor at Duke University and an investment strategy adviser for Man Group.
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But Yankees Manager Joe Girardi felt comfortable moving up the rookies Gary Sanchez and Aaron Judge in the batting order Wednesday against the Toronto Blue Jays, with Sanchez hitting cleanup and Judge fifth.
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Gradually moving up in a company can eventually lead to a CEO position, and these days, companies from Google to Hilton have dropped "college degree" from their hiring requirements, CNBC reported last year.
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The court ruled that a woman's right to an abortion ended when the fetus became able to survive outside the womb at about 24 weeks, moving up the deadline by about three weeks.
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Fighting the infection at source by eliminating the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes responsible for transmission is moving up the public health agenda, especially as the same insects also spread dengue, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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Moving up means wearing a bigger target Polls showed Harris was the clear winner of the June debate -- which meant that in Detroit, everyone else wanted to seize the momentum that she had.
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While many people want to visit Australia, he said, the trick for the country is moving up from a "bucket list" destination to a place that people will go in the near future.
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"The pickup over the year will be welcomed by the Fed as an indication that inflation is gradually moving up," said Sarah House, an economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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"We now also think the odds are moving up that they also revise their guidance at that meeting from looking for three hikes this year to four, aligning with our view," he added.
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He became a bus driver when he graduated from college, fulfilling a childhood dream, and has been an employee of the M.T.A. ever since, gradually moving up the ladder to his current position.
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My father, Barney Darnton, was the only reporter on an advance craft, a converted fishing boat called the King John, moving up the coast toward Buna in the run-up to the battle.
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Further schedule changes are expected, including moving up the FedEx Cup tournaments so they end by Labor Day and thus holding biennial team events like the Ryder Cup and the Presidents Cup earlier.
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Today's low-wage workers are concentrated in southern and western states and are often locked out of moving up economically because they can't afford to live in cities that offer better-paying jobs.
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Yet inflation is not moving up the way record high employment would warrant, suggesting that the labor market is more flexible than in the past and the natural rate of unemployment has declined.
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In the cars, Stephane Peterhansel regained the lead with Peugeot team mate Sebastien Loeb, the nine times world rally champion, taking his second stage win of 2017 and moving up into second place.
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He safely reentered Earth's atmosphere and landed about 40 miles away from Johnson's calculated target in the Atlantic Ocean—remarkably close, considering that his spacecraft was moving up to 5 miles per second.
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So far the trade negotiations were going well between U.S. and China, but if we see a flip over this issue we might see gold moving up, Phillip Futures analyst Benjamin Lu said.
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I started out the way most Enterprise employees do, taking care of customers in a neighborhood branch office while learning the ins and outs of the business and moving up step by step.
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"The crude oil market looks to have found a low and is ready to start moving up, potentially into the mid-$50s, and even into the $60s," said Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.
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Last week, the FDA proposed moving up its deadline for e-cigarette companies to submit applications for premarket review to August 8, 2021 -- and not the following year, as is the current case.
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At least right now it is better to be selling the cloud to businesses than relying on cloud to offer services to the hordes of consumers needed to keep growth metrics moving up.
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Morgan Stanley arranged four U.S. CLOs in the first quarter, giving it a 19 percent market share, according to Thomson Reuters LPC Collateral data, moving up one place from the same period of 2015.
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Cersei Lannister -- who hasn't even been seen in the past 13 episodes -- will be back in action next week and is moving up as one of the favorites to sit on the Iron Throne.
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"If we can manage to hold above $1,162 then the market has the potential of moving up towards testing the really big area of resistance, which is just above $1,200," Saxo Bank's Hansen said.
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It is easy to be pessimistic when you consider that Holm is moving up to the newly invented featherweight class to fight one of the handful of women in MMA who actually belong there.
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Handelsblatt reported in January that Goldman Sachs was considering moving up to 22018,220 staff to Frankfurt, with its chief in Germany Wolfgang Fink having said the bank could triple or quadruple its presence there.
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But investors still believe that there is still a chance that Anbang will make a deal, and the stock might moving up due to this speculation, said Morningstar analyst Dan Wasiolek in an email.
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"Shoot anything under par here, you're definitely moving up a lot," said Day, the game's hottest player over the past 12 months with seven tournament wins, including last year's PGA Championship at Whistling Straits.
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The United States are unbeaten since Arena replaced Juergen Klinsmann last November, moving up to third in CONCACAF's six-team final qualifying round where the top three sides get an automatic berth for Russia.
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"Interest rates are moving up but they are still so low, it's hard for kids to grasp — if parents can set a higher rate, [their children] will see the power of saving," Sheehan said.
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"Having confidence that inflation is going to sustainably be moving up to our 2 percent inflation target ... that hurdle is pretty high," Chicago Fed President Charles Evans, a dovish central banker, said on CNBC.
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Add in the bouncing and suddenly you are trying to pick up on a dropping of the hands or a shuffling of the feet while everything in your vision is moving up and down.
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ABOUT BAYLOR (14-0, 291.0-22): Johnathan Motley, 254-224 junior forward, is moving up NBA Draft boards, averaging a team best 210 points and 23 rebounds while shooting 10 percent from the floor.
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Playing its first game since moving up to the top spot in the country one day earlier, the Wildcats fended off pesky Big 5 rival La Salle 19683-79 Tuesday night at the Palestra.
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Schools will remain closed until September, with all students moving up a grade despite not finishing their current school year, while the local hospital is not expected to be fully operational until mid-June.
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Things are going so well for rejuvenated Coloradothat the Buffaloes "won" their bye week, taking over sole possession of firstplace in the Pac-12 South Division and moving up to 20th in thecoaches' poll.
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U.S. officials told Reuters on Thursday that the United States believed Iran had started carrying out naval exercises in the Gulf, apparently moving up the timing of annual drills amid heightened tensions with Washington.
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Much the same applied in the U.S., where a cub reporter did time at the Des Moines Register , or the Worcester Telegram , before moving up to the New York Times or the Herald Tribune.
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This week, Nikki R. Haley, the American ambassador to the United Nations, proposed moving up a Security Council vote to extend the panel's mandate for a year — before the report's expected release on Thursday.
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The cathartic fun of watching its story unfold depends on paying attention to the players and imagining that they're moving up and down a ladder of privilege and power, trying to reach the top.
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Yet Ms. Aksener said the possibility of moving up a class through education had become elusive in Turkey, where employment has become partisan, depending on whether a person is connected to the governing party.
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But the stakes are high this weekend for Nevada Democrats, who must pull off a complex caucus process of their own if they are going to have a chance of moving up next time.
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Kate Spade dropped to the No. 4 spot on the firm's list, with Louis Vuitton moving up to the No. 2 spot in the handbag category and now taking 14% market share, for example.
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Handelsblatt reported in January that Goldman Sachs was considering moving up to 203,000 staff to Frankfurt, with its chief in Germany Wolfgang Fink having said the bank could triple or quadruple its presence there.
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That focus on inequality, while well-intentioned, has resulted in policies that have taken a toll on a different policy goal: ensuring that everyone has a fair shot at moving up the income ladder.
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The Buckeyes played as a top-221 team for the first time this season, moving up from No. 16 as a result of their 76-51 win over previously 10th-ranked Villanova on Wednesday.
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Chief Executive Jon Lewis said transforming a company the size of Capita would take time but they were rebuilding trust with customers, improving margins and moving up the value chain in the outsourcing industry.
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U.S bank Goldman Sachs is considering moving up to 1,000 staff from London to Frankfurt because of concerns over Britain's vote to leave the European Union, Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper reported in January, citing financial sources.
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TMZ Sports talked to Pettis -- the former UFC lightweight champ who's moving up to welterweight to fight #2-ranked Stephen "Wonderboy" Thompson on Saturday at Fight Night 148 -- about his Roufusport gym mate's fighting future.
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Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel was a close third, 0.147 off the pace, with Dutch teenager Max Verstappen fourth fastest in only this third practice session for Red Bull after moving up from junior team Toro Rosso.
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"The market is likely to remain very headline driven, moving up or down on news that trade talks are improving or deteriorating," Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust Private Wealth, wrote in a note.
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Just a note on radio silence: I've been traveling — back home yesterday, and then basically fleeing the New York area, moving up a family-related car trip so as not to get trapped by snow.
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Kaine has worked at every level of government, starting as a city council member back in 1994 and moving up the ranks to be elected mayor of Richmond, the state capital of Virginia, in 1998.
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The agency earlier this year also proposed moving up the deadline to 2021 from 2022, though a judge presiding over a lawsuit from public groups could force the FDA to start taking those applications sooner.
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Iraqi forces are moving up the Tigris river and said Monday they are close to the town of Hamam al-Aleel, which sits on a bend in the river some 20 kilometers south of Mosul.
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The video shows them moving about a dress as "shape changing jewelry," its wheels leaving marks across velvet in what Project Kino calls "etching," and a brooch moving up a garment to become a microphone.
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"A core value of the brand really is inclusivity and we know from an economic perspective that by moving up to size 22, we really can acquire a broader set of consumers," Coulter told TechCrunch.
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The minutes show that both short- and long-term interest rates will be moving up over the next few years, which will make it more expensive for American consumers to borrow, but will benefit savers.
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LAWMAKERS BRIEFED ON INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN: The Trump administration on Wednesday briefed dozens of lawmakers on President Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure package, which appears to be quickly moving up as a legislative priority for the administration.
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"To me, gold prices are moving up very nicely and investors are doing very well," Rhind said, claiming it's unrealistic to expect prices to move much higher than they are now, given no true catalyst.
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Red Bull filled the second row, with Australian Daniel Ricciardo a jubilant third while Dutch teenager Max Verstappen was a stunning fourth on his debut weekend with the team after moving up from Toro Rosso.
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"At the end of the day, Trump is obviously causing problems, creating inaction, and throwing blockades in the way, but I see it as trying to run down as escalator that's moving up," Waskow said.
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Gasoline prices have been moving up steadily with the price of oil, and are now up 153 cents from last year's levels and almost 215 cents from just a month ago, according to AAA data.
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In that 1996 race, the French driver Olivier Panis drove his Ligier to his only Formula One victory, moving up from 14th position to finish first among the only three cars that finished the race.
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Maduro this week had suggested moving up the legislative elections, which were not to be held until 2020, and holding them together with the presidential vote as well as elections for state and municipal legislatures.
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The euro was up 0.1 percent to $1.1190, moving up from its overnight low of $1.1172 reached after dovish comments from European Central Bank President Mario Draghi, contrasting sharply with the tone of Fed officials.
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JOHN, HOUSTON This question may seem surprising, given that we are more or less conditioned to believe that work is all about moving up the ladder — or at the very least, never slipping down it.
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"I don't think the market has fully thought through the implications of Trump as U.S. president, but it is definitely moving up the agenda," said David Riley, head of credit strategy at BlueBay Asset Management.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States believes Iran has started carrying out naval exercises in the Gulf, apparently moving up the timing of annual drills amid heightened tensions with Washington, U.S. officials told Reuters on Thursday.
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Snoop Dogg Snoop Dogg was so close to moving up this week after he called Kanye out on his bullshit, but then he immediately caved after Kanye wore a shirt with his face on it.
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Photographers on the ground have documented the effects of the storm, including leveled neighborhoods, crowded shelters, flooded streets and the caravan of cars moving up the Florida coast as millions of people left their homes.
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Rising tensions In the days leading up to Monday's announcement, extra troops were moving up to Indian-controlled Kashmir, while a major annual Hindu pilgrimage to a mountain shrine in the region was called off.
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The URC did recommend moving up the change-of-party affiliation deadline in states like New York, where independents have to register as a Democrat six months ahead of a primary in order to participate.
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"It's been quite the firefight, we've had winds moving up slope, down slope, across the slope," said Anthony Stornetta, of the Santa Barbara County Fire Department (SBCFD), praising residents for having created firebreaks around homes.
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The Brewers will go with a four-man rotation for the time being, with RHP Taylor Jungmann moving up to start Wednesday against San Francisco and RHP Chase Anderson starting Friday's series opener with Houston.
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For younger workers, one of the ways of moving up is often to take on additional duties, only to then realize, as one friend recently did, that you won't necessarily be paid for the work.
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Even in cases where immigrants and natives have similar education levels, researchers have found evidence of U.S. workers gaining new skills or moving up the ladder to management positions when immigrants begin working with them.
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" -Fitzgerald "It's a bit surprising that with sustained levels of historically low unemployment, we haven't seen wages moving up above that level as we have in other long expansions and other periods of low unemployment.
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Moving up projects could be advantageous for refiners and pipeline operators such as Valero and Energy Transfer Partners, as they spend billions yearly to expand plants and build pipelines to move increasing volumes of petroleum.
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I gotta say, moving up a 5th floor walk up is tough, but each of those 100 plus steps becomes increasingly grueling with the thought that you're feared or just not wanted in the building.
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It results when the lower esophageal sphincter, a ring of muscle between the esophagus and the stomach, fails to close tightly enough to prevent the contents of the stomach from moving up instead of down.
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In a game steeped in tradition, Michigan was more traditional, moving up the field with stately huddles and between-the-tackles runs, while Ohio State's tempo offense tried passes and runs outside the hash marks.
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For people in this group, whom economists define as earning between two-thirds and double their country's median income, the risk of falling down the economic ladder is greater than their chances of moving up.
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The National Weather Service had issued a special maritime weather warning earlier in the night, cautioning about thunderstorms moving up the coast, winds exceeding 50 miles per hour and waves cresting as high as 15 feet.
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"I think right now that would be very difficult to do," House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy told reporters in a news conference Friday morning when asked if he supported moving up the sunset of Medicaid expansion.
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Stars have an easier time moving up the wait list than the average person (as you can see from Kris Jenner's Birkin closet), and Kim Kardashian has become one of the biggest collectors of the style.
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All of these devices should be available later this fall, with the Gear Fit 2 Pro starting at $200 and moving up from there (Samsung hasn't announced pricing for the IconX earbuds or Gear Sport yet.)
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Electrical issues caused problems with the hammering mechanism early on, but things took a turn for the worse when the rover's drill feed broke down in December 2016, preventing the drill from moving up and down.
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Despite Chairman Jay Powell's "patient" stance, Wall street analysts have been moving up their expectations of a rate cut into 2019, given the potential damage of an escalating tariff battle between the US, Mexico, and China.
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With momentum slowing across the board from real estate to the consumer and tech sectors, some here feel their chances of moving up the social ladder have diminished as the cost of living outpaces income growth.
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"You have Central Americans immigrating to the U.S. and Africans moving up to Europe because coffee prices are too low," Roberto Vélez, the CEO of the National Federation of Coffee Growers in Colombia, told the Journal.
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The two engaged in an online back and forth after Dominick Cruz's win over Brown's teammate TJ Dillashaw and Lobov insisted that he would have no problem moving up to 170 lbs to face 'The Immortal'.
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What's perhaps most notable is that they're opening up their six-degree-of-freedom platform for free to hardware developers operating on less than 10,000 consumer devices, with pricing moving up from there for bigger clients.
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"The whole Russian economic policy, starting from the president, is focused on keeping inflation low, ensuring that the budget is stable, and that reserves are moving up," says Oleg Kouzmin of Renaissance Capital, an investment bank.
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Women are staying in the workforce longer, moving up higher, making independent decisions about saving and investment and planning, for more of those crucial years when a person has to think about how to become responsible.
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"Those looking for signs of the US economy moving up a gear in the third quarter will be disappointed by the PMI readings for July," wrote Chris Williamson, the Chief Economist at Markit, in the report.
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Lately, though it's a broader array of activists as "white squires" that are moving up on the list of tools used to defend corporations against an unwanted invader, according to advisors who work in that world.
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Moving up a level, software can protect the vehicle's internal network as a whole by examining all network communications, flagging any changes in standard in-vehicle network behavior and stopping attacks from advancing in the network.
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Positioned in a not-so-ordinary movie seat that mirrored a Brookstone massage chair, the seat featured three base movements: heave (moving up and down), roll (moving left and right) and pitch (tilting forward and back).
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As with any new drug, Giordano recommends starting with a low dose and moving up slowly; Cuttler recommends methodically noting any changes in symptom and experience to get a sense of what's working and what isn't.
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Allergan has proposed starting patients with a 0.75 microgram (mcg) dose, and moving up to 1.5 mcg if necessary, but this dosing regimen was not studied in any clinical trials, staff reviewers said on Monday. (bit.
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In reality, once they got established and started moving up the corporate ladder, it seems like millennials turned out to be less tolerant not only of their own vacation wishes, but of their colleagues', as well.
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Despite playing a slightly stronger schedule than last season, Williams has his team surrendering six fewer points per 100 possessions than last season and moving up in the rankings from 312th in the nation to 147th.
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In addition, December Fed Fund futures have rallied of late, moving up in price and down in yield, suggesting that bond traders are beginning to doubt that the Fed will aggressively raise interest rates this year.
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Nobody at KO_OP has a child, but if someone suddenly required more money to afford child care and other expenses, it doesn't mean increasing that one person's salary to accommodate—it means moving up everyone's salary.
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It is moving up plans made before those deals were announced to end years of relying on PBM Express Scripts, now part of Cigna, and will manage pharmacy benefits itself with help from CVS Health Corp.
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"We now also think the odds are moving up that [the Fed's bankers] also revise their guidance at that [March] meeting from looking for three hikes this year to four, aligning with our view," Feroli added.
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The Toronto Raptors have prevented a pair of Eastern Conference opponents from moving up in the standings in the last two games and will try to make it three straight when they host the Chicago Bulls.
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Yau notes that most of Bright Cellars' drinkers are "moving up from Barefoot and Yellow Tail," which is to say that more veteran wine drinkers may not be thrilled by the options provided by Bright Cellars.
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And the three-digit credit score we all carry around, which can determine how likely we are to get a favorable loan to buy a house or a car, could be moving up as a result.
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BERLIN, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs is considering moving up to 1,000 staff from London to Frankfurt because of concerns over Britain's vote to leave the European Union, Germany's Handelsblatt newspaper reported on Thursday, citing financial sources.
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Next, with the help of some actors from Sleep No More, I took a series of shots, starting at ISO 1600 and moving up one step at a time to see how the GH5S photos handled things.
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"The market has been moving up for quite sometime and it needs to consolidate," said Arun Kejriwal, founder of Kejriwal Research & Investment Services, adding that the fall in banking and IT stocks was owing to profit booking.
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Encouraging private investment is crucial for Beijing both because such investment tends to create more jobs and because such firms are seen as more efficient users of capital and more innovative in moving up the value chain.
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She is moving up in the Trump administration's national security apparatus at a time when the White House is gutting funding for the very issues she built her foreign policy career around, inside and outside of government.
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Many young female engineers, instead of moving up the leadership ladder, get sidelines into product liaison roles, "soft skills" positions, and that has led to a pipeline problem, not enough young women engineers encouraged to seek leadership.
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Haye and Bellew used to train together and there were never any rumblings of a brewing rivalry with Haye moving up from cruiserweight to heavyweight, with Bellew spending the bulk of his career as a light heavyweight.
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Moving up Two countries in this year's report -- Guyana and Luxembourg -- rose from Tier 2 to Tier 1, while nine rose from the worst ranking to the Tier 2 watch list, including Myanmar, also known as Burma.
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"Incoming data show an economy that is growing at a healthy pace, with solid payroll job gains and inflation gradually moving up to 2 percent," Powell said in his first public comments on policy since the Nov.
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In its announcement, Riot did not specify that players invited to the Scouting Grounds are guaranteed to be drafted by teams, although the showcase will probably increase the likelihood of participating players moving up to the pros.
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"We're starting to see fundamental improvement in many shipping markets with rates moving up, not because of temporary events, but rather as a result of a true balancing of supply and demand," a spokesman for Greywolf said.
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But it doesn't stop there: Even within the Green Zone, you often want to keep moving up and up because, presumably, each corporate floor is better than the one below it—but when does it finally end?
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As of Tuesday morning, Dorian has been downgraded to a Category 0003 storm and is projected to pass by Florida on Tuesday before moving up towards the coasts of Georgia and the Carolinas on Wednesday and Thursday.
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We're taking our top-six WFH tips and pairing them with multiple product suggestions: starting small with time-management notepads and butt-support cushions, then moving up to bigger fish like standing desks and tech organizational systems.
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Here then is a plot of vertical position versus time in fake seconds: For the first part of this motion, the shape is parabolic, which means the bullet is indeed moving up with a constant downward acceleration.
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"Usually, if these readings are a bit higher than expected, that triggers some expectations for higher rates, which should support the dollar but will weigh on gold if you get yields moving up," ABN Amro's Boele said.
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For mobile broadband service, the FCC will be starting at 500 MB of 20153G data a month, moving up to 1 GB a month by December 2017 and 2 GB a month by the end of 2018.
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"Almost all participants" saw inflation moving up to the Fed's 2 percent inflation goal over the "medium term" as growth "remained above trend and the labor market stayed strong," according to a summary of the meeting's minutes.
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" But I have admired the feisty "free staters," libertarians supreme who have been moving up here, generally ignored or despised by the local press, come to start the world again in New Hampshire as a "free state.
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"In my experiences with obscenely wealthy people who have made rather than inherited their wealth, like myself, many if not most tend to reach a point where it's not about moving up the Forbes list," he said.
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Arguably, however, they would be better served playing in a qualifying subdivision for the lowest-ranked sides, with the top side from said subdivision moving up to contest full World Cup and European qualifiers with everyone else.
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" Bursting onto the scene in the late 1970s, Prince released his first album, For You, in 1978, before moving up the charts with his 1979 self-titled album, which featured the hit single "I Wanna Be Your Lover.
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The member cited specific concerns they have heard in whip meetings including moving up the Medicaid expansion expiration date, making tax credits more generous based on income level for older Americans as well as adding a work requirement.
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Schmack concluded that prosecutors and state police made two key missteps: They tweaked the timeline, moving up the time of the abduction to fit their theory for the crime, and they ignored details that didn't support that theory.
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"Part of our thesis on Apple all along has been, they are taking a good amount of market share from Samsung at the high end, and even from some other brands that are moving up-market, " Long said.
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She finished fourth at the London Olympics, then took silver at the worlds in 2013 before moving up a step up by claiming her first global championship title in Amsterdam in 2014 prior to embarking on her studies.
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By all expectations, a rate cut is coming when the Fed meets over the last two days of July, and these investors say the decision will keep the major market averages, including the S&P 500, moving up.
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I saw Vine moving up and I noticed the extra potential from social media in having that growing audience, so I pretty much quit acting, put it to the side, and zeroed in on creating my own content.
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"Once [Facebook] earnings were fine and we got past that, we got great earnings from a couple of other names like Microsoft and Intel — they raised guidance, everything was great so the sector started moving up, " said Bell.
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"We are opening up our asset mix to allow it to range from 26% to 32% of the total fund, and so we will be looking at... probably moving up somewhere in the neighborhood of C$11 billion".
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There was a huge buzz last week when a poll by Iowa's leading newspaper found Democratic voters seemed to be cooling on Biden, who was down to 24 percent while Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg were moving up.
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The experience of moving up the ramp, listening to the music, and looking at these images morphed into a 21st-century version of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, albeit with turntables and drums substituting for strings and oboes.
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During the past week, he has said that the league is "fairly intensely" studying the addition of a midseason or playoff play-in tournament and that it is considering moving up start times for some West Coast games.
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Input Club's take on the beam spring switch can be made so small because it's not relying on the same metal contacts as the old 1970s beam spring switches — it's just a simple magnet moving up and down.
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Many of us look upon a new year as a time for new opportunities, from setting and achieving new personal goals to exploring new passions and hobbies and reaching new professional milestones — including moving up the career ladder.
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BUT AGAIN, IF THE LONG END IS MOVING UP IN TANDEM WITH BETTER GROWTH PROSPECTS WORLDWIDE, THEN THE BOND MARKET IS DOING OUR WORK FOR US. THAT DOESN'T MEAN THE FED HAS TO MOVE TO A RESTRICTIVE STANCE.
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Most of these newer firms that are moving up in the foreclosure rankings are ones that have bought soured mortgages and are looking to profit by restructuring those loans and getting delinquent borrowers to start making payments again.
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The United States believes Iran is preparing to carry out a major exercise in the Gulf in coming days, apparently moving up the timing of annual drills amid heightened tensions with Washington, U.S. officials told Reuters on Wednesday.
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