" "If the cases pile up, we'll never find a solution.
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Without systemic reform, individual injustices will continue to pile up.
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You don't need to pile up the veggies every time.
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The offense was concerning, and more injuries would pile up.
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Why do these books pile up in such unreadable numbers?
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He watches the charges, indictments, and plea deals pile up.
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For multimillionaires, the tax savings would pile up even more.
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That is where things pile up — where the leverage is.
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Links to graphic photos and videos began to pile up.
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We pile up debt, and we could have more jobs.
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Temperatures increase, superhero movies pile up and screen sizes increase, unabated.
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It added that no serious injuries resulted from the pile-up.
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Pink slips also continued to pile up in the retail sector.
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How many have remained in denial even after allegations pile up?
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The weird moments are just really starting to pile up now.
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Agriculture would collapse as ecosystems crumble and mass extinctions pile up.
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Twisted tree limbs and downed power lines continue to pile up.
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Vital matters pile up on her desk while she micromanages trivia.
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Guns blaze, arrows pierce, knives fly — and the bodies pile up.
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It's 'We're going to pile up intention in this spot here .
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Complications can quickly pile up if a patient falls off course.
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Questions about the rest of the field pile up even higher.
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Pile up the herbs and enjoy the shit out of it!
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Michelle keeps going to her bookstore job as bodies pile up.
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A slushy mix of rain and snow continues to pile up.
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The real question is, does it pile up and get worse?
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The constant pile up has made clearing the snow a challenge.
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That's about when the fouls started to pile up on Arkansas.
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For areas along the Ohio Valley, snow can pile up quickly.
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Lawsuits against WeWork, which Berrent must oversee, continue to pile up.
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This pile-up is also waylaying Owen and the golden blood donor.
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Those are the ones that pile up and suffocate me over time.
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I believe it gets harder, not easier, as the years pile up.
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As the bodies pile up, a climate of helplessness and resignation ensues.
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And legal bills aimed at recouping that money can quickly pile up.
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The questions pile up quickly, but the answers are usually pretty simple.
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As the grave injustices pile up, the regime is starting to splinter.
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Inbreeding decreases genetic diversity, which means that deleterious mutations can pile up.
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This week, allegations of sexual misconduct against him continue to pile up.
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H&M has seen inventories pile up over the past two years.
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In the meantime, labor violations among federal contractors continue to pile up.
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As the examples pile up, we should not become inured to them.
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Let the system work for you and the cash will pile up.
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"What we can't do is let these games pile up," he said.
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Instead of letting them all pile-up, display them on your wall.
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Durable goods like cars or appliances pile up when credit is costlier.
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Near mountains of ice, the snow would pile up into large foothills.
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And when it fails, trains stop, delays pile up and riders fume.
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To stay in the present moment, don't let small demands pile up.
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Decaying vegetation does pile up across the planet, but not everywhere equally.
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Prosecutors wanted to let the fines pile up before collecting the sanctions.
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The legal challenges quickly began to pile up for Trump's young administration.
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It was just the BS started to really pile up with this guy.
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Yet, even as the bodies pile up, Sidney never lets the killer win.
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So it's no shock that the legal bills are starting to pile up.
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They pile up really fast, especially when I'm cooking and snacking at home.
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Then the dead fish pile up, and it's back to the chopping block.
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Unless you remember to put these in the trash, they quickly pile up.
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Never let resentments pile up or they'll come out in non-constructive ways.
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Already, recycling has started to pile up in the US, reported USA Today.
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There is evidence that Nixon tended to let the briefings pile up, unread.
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Rather than fund the process properly the ANC let the cases pile up.
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As oddities pile up around the commune, the effects slowly build in intensity.
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After the burial and funeral is complete, the costs continue to pile up.
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But with rates remaining so high, the defaults will continue to pile up.
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As Trump saw the negative coverage pile up, he started to get angry.
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Stats just pile up by his ability to edge out anyone guarding him.
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Once enough of them pile up, you've reached your data cap — annoying, right?
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Line breaks supplant punctuation, so phrases pile up rather than congealing into paragraphs.
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To the contrary, Mueller continues to pile up proof in the opposite direction.
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Another main contender, France's Romain Bardet, was also involved in the pile-up.
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The Hill: GOP revolts pile up under the leadership of retiring Speaker Ryan.
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The disillusioned sound bites and displays of frustration have begun to pile up.
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First, never let your workplace frustrations pile up until you snap and yell.
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The mysteries start to pile up into a mountain, intimidating in its inaccessibility.
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The fewer insects, the more that leaf litter is going to pile up.
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Let the papers pile up and throw them out with the regular garbage.
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How long should dishes pile up in the sink before they are washed?
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A special blip sounds as you pile up each set of 100 points.
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She has a tendency to pile up facts without putting them in perspective.
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As the failures pile up, he'll act in an even more erratic fashion.
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They let the reviews and first impressions and word-of-mouth pile up.
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Women are saying "yes" to day-to-day hassles that eventually pile up.
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Insurance is supposed to step in during emergencies when bills can pile up.
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As effects of the shutdown pile up, more Americans are feeling the bite.
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But this is a rare positive turn as the shutdown's effects pile up.
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Pile up your lunchtime takeaway box, and there'll be fuel enough for dinner.
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Moody's said the deal would pile up debt and hit Takeda's credit ratings.
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As Barty transitioned to the pro tour, her major successes continued to pile up.
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Without money or success at the polls, the sacrifices were beginning to pile up.
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Broken headstones pile up in a cemetery in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Maria.
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Instead, eclectic subjects, most far from the headlines, pile up like a tone poem.
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Casualties continue to pile up, although at a slower rate than in the past.
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However, it recently changed the outlook to negative as the tariff issues pile up.
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Over 140 minutes, plot twists, flashbacks and bodies pile up at an alarming rate.
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If you don't file, the consequences can pile up, thanks to fees and interest.
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When you do that, naturally the skin underneath your eyes will pile up there.
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Read more: Two migrant teens brutally executed in Tijuana as asylum cases pile up.
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But as they pile up, one scene after another, they start to accrue meaning.
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Interest is the killer As the deficit grows, the government's debt will pile up.
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Do you toss them or let them pile up on your counter until spring?
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The loss comes as costs pile up while its 737 Max jet remains grounded.
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Mr. Trump is expected to pile up significant margins in those counties in November.
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Players said they saw notices warning of eviction pile up at the apartment entrance.
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Orders pile up, clients ask for changes with little notice, you're reworking recipes constantly.
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Year after year, unfulfilled promises to "fix the system" pile up with few results.
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Early signs of the epic changes in the news business began to pile up.
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And as their bodies pile up, the world will become one big celebrity boneyard.
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I don't have a night stand, so the books pile up on the floor.
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We're going to see those effects on labor beginning to pile up very quickly.
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Time is running out, and Biden continues to notch wins and pile up delegates.
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Instead, at this rate, he will pile up trillions of dollars of additional borrowing.
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The super-hot glue closing the boxes can pile up and halt a machine.
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But applications have continued to pile up as the department charts its next move.
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The pots pile up on raised beds in a dense array of visual diversity.
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It's an odd sensation: As we age, our memories pile up in physical places.
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The Westpac episode is a reminder that the costs of wrongdoing will pile up.
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Biden blunders pile up Debate night: Biden, Warren, Sanders and the fight for frontrunner
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But when times are good, billionaires can't help but watch the dollars pile up.
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All of the interconnected issues pile up and can hold back a country's economy.
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However, those policies may pile up even more global debt, already at record highs.
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Administering a higher dose will help prevent these tragedies from continuing to pile up.
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Torture, murder, and arty perversions pile up at the expense of any kind of story.
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One of Penney's biggest challenges has been dealing with a pile-up of unsold inventory.
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How well this will all wear is anybody's guess, especially as new revelations pile up.
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Hada used a video of a winter pile-up of multiple cars as an example.
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H&M had seen stocks of unsold goods pile up over the past three years.
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This set back the entire recycling industry and is causing collected materials to pile up.
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But within hours of that email, the notifications started to pile up in my inbox.
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I start tearing out pages of things that I like and let them pile up.
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Pruitt's action on Friday comes as his ethics and spending scandals continue to pile up.
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"The recusals will pile up for Mr. Clayton in the most complicated cases," said Brown.
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Yet hope we do, even as the vulgar sight gags and plot inanities pile up.
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In the absence of substantive reform, civil forfeiture abuses in Oklahoma continue to pile up.
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Watch the glorious pile up and get back here for the breakdown after the fight.
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Heaps of plastic empties also pile up, feeding another environmental problem; not everyone recycles them.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The ominous images in the video pile up, set to darkly urgent music.
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Unless more accusations pile up against Judge Kavanaugh, he seems likely to join them soon.
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Take on such problems as they arise, don't let them slide — or, worse, pile up.
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As the years pile up, the Williams sisters' peer group on tour continues to shrink.
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They both learned that housing bills pile up even when homeowners decide to get handy.
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When the bills start to pile up, the question becomes: who will the consumer cut?
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In fact, you don't even have to leave your house for expenses to pile up.
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Throughout, Roxanna Bikadoroff's lively spot illustrations deftly keep pace as the altered words pile up.
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Likewise, the seemingly small incidents of sexual harassment that Jane witnesses pile up over time.
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Critics say it's taking too long, even as its case load continues to pile up.
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He is Trump's mercenary, looking to pile up bodies on the White House funeral pyre.
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The pipettes would pile up, and all that plastic waste just seemed wrong to her.
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But shock is giving way to action, and the lawsuits are starting to pile up.
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Meanwhile, Democrat votes pile up in the cities, uselessly, from an electoral point of view.
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As soon as Mr. Johnson began medical school classes, the costs began to pile up.
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For example, they have call centers, but they're understaffed, which causes complaints to pile up.
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On very powdery or loose snow, the snow tends to pile up under the sled.
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And, as they pile up, Mr. Haynes joins the story's halves with craft and wit.
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Even though returning was the Keeper's first quest, other jobs and requests quickly pile up.
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It's hard to read when I'm writing and brilliant books pile up on my desk.
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His personal integrity is stained too, as the stories of allegedly groping women pile up.
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That bill is also among a growing pile-up that's seen no action in the Senate.
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Did it pile up in a heap, spread out in a puddle, spatter on the walls?
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Extra costs pile up to another 2,000 pounds, leaving many people concerned about taking on debt.
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When that spirit reigns, people work hard and pile up consumption goods instead of spiritual indulgences.
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"It's kind of like our rooms, where we just gather and pile up stuff," she explained.
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Research documenting how the RFS aggravates many of our hairiest environmental problems continues to pile up.
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And considering the tragedies that pile up in the middle, it can seem a melancholy one.
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Sheets of paper pile up in the box and the girl can't even close it anymore.
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In 1707, for example, a five-ship pile-up off the Cornish coast killed 1,400 people.
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And you don't have to pile up hundreds of millions of downloads to get his attention.
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Small mounds of it pile up at the corner of our eyes and in our pockets.
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Tylicki fell off his horse after a pile-up in a race at Kempton on Oct.
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Inside the box, snow drifts pile up, blown in through the gaps between glass and ground.
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The stories pile up over 700 pages, with love, death and everyday concerns jostling for attention.
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Rua continued to slow and Jones began to pile up the points on the feet too.
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You'll knock out the debt relatively quickly, which means less time for interest to pile up.
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So while Lauren's interest continues to pile up, she sticks to freelancing and ignoring her phone.
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Remember that interest tends to pile up and snowball until it becomes too much to handle.
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Vacancies at the deputy level in the Department of Homeland Security are beginning to pile up.
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This process can take months and cause thousands of dollars of fraudulent charges to pile up.
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The company says the ban costs a million dollars a day as shipping containers pile up.
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Failures continue to pile up because ObamaCare is a one-size fits all prescription from Washington.
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It's caused numerous accidents, including a pile-up in 2007 that involved 100 cars and trucks.
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But the White House probes are only unexpected to pile up if Democrats control the House.
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Wednesday's lawsuit comes as ethical controversies over how Cabinet officials are spending taxpayer money pile up.
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From Thanksgiving on, the tests began to pile up, as did the medications Natan needed daily.
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The CBC reported that two people suffered serious injuries as a result of the pile-up.
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On one hand, as the assaults pile up, we've become largely immune to the bad news.
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Even in his 20s, opportunities to illustrate books and undertake public commissions began to pile up.
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And the effect is amplified by scrolling through the Twitter feed and watching them pile up.
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I just let my responses pile up, with the hope that the better ones will stick.
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If the imports pile up at the border, at least I will be caffeinated and moisturized.
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"Those persistent strong winds blowing in the same direction literally pile up the water," he said.
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Since then, several more women have tried their luck, but the obstacles seemed to pile up.
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But as the problems start to pile up, it may be forced to choose one day.
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As news of the latest scandals pile up over weeks, months and eventually years, narratives switch.
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Trump has continued making this case even as the evidence continues to pile up against him.
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The back rent continued to pile up, and the judge finally signed off on an eviction.
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You get the subgenre of office horror, in which bodies pile up alongside the copy machine.
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For the weed industry, charges pile up long before you&aposre even approved for a license.
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He would pile up delegates with wins in Illinois and Arizona on Tuesday night, as well.
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After she inched back into public life, the death threats continued to pile up, she said.
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If you watch the pile-up that began the debate, it's clearly mostly Ben Carson's fault.
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They may pile up gradually, but there are lots of little details and rules to keep straight.
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One concerned citizen wrote to the City multiple times to report the growing pile-up of bikes.
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Shoddy stats, legal mess Lawsuits and investigations were only starting to pile up for Tidal last month.
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Lawsuits will pile up soon enough, and that may be the only thing that will change Uber.
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It just keeps coming, and pretty quickly everything starts to pile up and become difficult to follow.
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As more bodies pile up, both realize that there's more than gang violence behind the crime spree.
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Instead, its playlists pile up the names and credentials in an attempt to make the argument irrefutable.
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While we still have Thanksgiving to plow through, pre-holiday sales are slowly starting to pile up.
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But there were disconnects in his life that began to pile up, and they resonated with Rowe.
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Ignoring your credit card statements or letting your bills pile up will only make things more stressful.
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Nearly two years after Volkswagen (VW) was caught rigging emissions tests, the difficulties continue to pile up.
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"I don't make a concentrated effort to read them every month, and they pile up," she said.
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The most disorganized of us will inadvertently subscribe to things and watch the unwanted newsletters pile up.
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In Citizen Jane, such cringe-inducing missteps by Moses pile up, spread, and continue to this day.
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As the years pile up, some things, even popular things, simply fall out of the cultural consciousness.
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If the distance between the packages isn't carefully maintained, they will collide and pile up, creating jams.
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KBW said the issues will pile up to affect both the bank and its fellow financial institutions.
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As the satellite and sonar images began to pile up, Serreze continued to hold out that hope.
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There are reports that Purdue may even file for bankruptcy, as the potential legal costs pile up.
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Surprises like these pile up over time when you live in a country that isn't your own.
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In addition, risks can needlessly pile up if you let your investments stray beyond your asset allocations.
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Chief executives whizz around in corporate jets while their giant salaries pile up in offshore bank accounts.
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Plenty of revelations ensue, and as they pile up the reader feels them right along with Anna.
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New and untested players, some backed by Wall Street, have helped borrowers pile up billions in loans.
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A: Leaves pile up on the streets and sidewalks this time of year, often blowing into vestibules.
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And while this and any future single-digit billion-dollar fines would pile up, critics aren't convinced.
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Problems in long-term-care insurance are not startling, as the population ages and claims pile up.
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JUNE 29: As obstacles pile up, the Thai prime minister assures families that the search won't stop.
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In my school career, I've had many instances when I've let my work pile up on me.
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Its bondholders have braced for "painful" talks as a pile-up of receivables and debt spooked investors.
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The paper suggests that the two sometimes interact in a way that causes water to pile up.
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Without that, she said, these programs fall to the wayside as day-to-day tasks pile up.
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Infections continued to pile up, with 169 new cases the day before quarantine was supposed to end.
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Whether or not it works, the bills to fix the crumbling state will continue to pile up.
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You can see how things would pile up, and how frustrating it would be for everyone involved!
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Feet of snow could pile up in parts of Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, and New York State.
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Ask a neighbor to watch for packages, fliers and restaurant menus, as those can pile up, too.
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Some sent plastic cups of beer that the athletes politely allowed to pile up on the table.
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While the ringing guitars and weird percussive instruments remain, they pile up more heavily, their arrangements cluttered.
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In Michigan, three people were killed in a 40 car pile up that officials blamed on whiteout conditions.
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Corruption, policymakers' bureaucracy and infrastructure are the biggest problems for Indonesia besides debt that continues to pile up.
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And she ends the video in a jail cell wearing an orange jumpsuit, as dead bodies pile up.
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Penney's has been hurt by a pile-up of unsold inventory, which has put pressure on its profits.
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Recently, though, evidence that Magic Leap is finally going to share its secrets has started to pile up.
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Since then, the accusations against Weinstein have continued to pile up, and so have the consequences for him.
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As more grains pile up, the piles collapse, forming similar streaks to the ones observed on Mars' surface.
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And the shoes of America's deported immigrant mothers and fathers will continue to pile up at his doorstep.
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The Panthers turned the ball over four times, but still managed to pile up 529 yards on offense.
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Other residents of West Yorkshire aren't so scrupulous, of course, and the bodies quickly start to pile up.
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It's also time to ditch the wallet and watch the rewards points pile up instead of the bills.
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But Trump shouldn't be so confident that his base will stick with him as his failures pile up.
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The injured rider was still on the ground as competitors completed the lap, and another pile-up ensued.
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Some live on a net in the corner of the bedroom; others pile up in a wicker basket.
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It really, truly, matters little if you let your personal inbox pile up with thousands of unread emails.
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Letting my emails pile up has been a great boon to me because I have a terrible memory.
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The pile-up took place on slippery roads amid a drop in temperature following rain in the region.
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So either her medical bills pile up, or she has to go without the use of her cellphone.
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So it's no wonder that relievers want to be closers, with all those chances to pile up saves.
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The killings pile up, yet Jarmusch, the master of mellowdrama, would rather die than be accused of overkill.
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But that support has come under strain as the rubbish bags pile up in the baking summer sun.
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And now with Al Horford, the team could begin to pile up stars quickly if things break right.
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As the bills from climate change start to pile up, Shane Smith investigates the true cost of denial.
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Its large size, slow movement and previous Category 4 intensity all helped pile up a huge amount of water.
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And indeed, they found a "pile-up" of stars at certain locations along a plot of color versus brightness.
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The end result is pile-up of heated material that glows in infrared light (colored red in these images).
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The snow could pile up in feet instead of inches, threatening to bring the entire system to a halt.
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The debt began to pile up, and his parents didn't want to continue to co-sign for additional loans.
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But the hardware company now only adds to the heap of carnage starting to pile up in Silicon Valley.
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Deaths from pollution and climate change tend to pile up slowly, in asthma attacks, flood fatalities, and respiratory illnesses.
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But while the snow's consistency made it harder to accumulate, it did pile up on some pavements and cars.
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Whatever the cause, insurance companies are doing what they have to do as bills pile up at their doorstep.
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But the Democratic vote is also inefficient: its candidates pile up votes in districts they win by a landslide.
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Why control the disposal of municipal waste in such detail but allow utilities to pile up coal ash unchallenged?
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But I suspect most are like me: people who take tons of photos and just let them pile up.
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It is a lot to weigh—and as SOE debts pile up, these nuanced judgments will become only weightier.
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Specifically, the phrase "pile up" used in headlines actually came from Google Translate, and did not reflect his message.
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He can pile up votes in big cities where there are lots of ethnic minority voters and young people.
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Alternatively, matter can pile up onto a white dwarf star, until it gets so dense it triggers an explosion.
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As Snopes notes, the photo that the site uses comes from a real pile-up near Denver in 2014.
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How many bodies can possibly pile up before someone finds Philip and Elizabeth at the bottom of them all?
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I THINK THERE'S A LOT – HAVING ALL THIS MONEY PILE UP ABROAD AND BORROWING UNOFFICIALLY, IT'S A COCKAMAMIE SYSTEM.
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They're the thrill of seeing Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt pile up medals, pushing the limits of physical performance.
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Look to the summer months as an useful way to pile up additional credits in a more relaxed atmosphere.
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And, in a way, in their strange intersections the pile-up of controversies in Alabama do create a pattern.
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Padres pile up hits in win over Colon, Braves SAN DIEGO — Small ball came to Petco Park on Wednesday.
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Varga didn't do much of any of these and as the rounds progressed the blows began to pile up.
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Robinson fell to the ground during a pile-up, with Titans safety Kenny Vaccaro falling on top of him.
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The "fact checks" of his falsehoods continue to pile up in staggering numbers, far outpacing those of Mrs. Clinton.
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And other than the proper noun pile up in the SW corner, pretty happy how this one turned out.
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Bikes can pile up at popular destinations, block sidewalks, or end up stranded in low-traffic parts of town.
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Safe to say, troubles from Uber's legacy operations and its preference for cutting regulatory corners continue to pile up.
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This is convenient and, while you can't pile up credit card debt using this feature, possibly you shouldn't anyway.
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It's rarely just one thing that drives a person to addiction; a lifelong pile-up of pain drives Jack.
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But as case numbers and deaths continue to pile up, we're still learning the full scope of the crisis.
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Well, no, for the same reason that trucks pile up on the border between Turkey and the European Union.
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Right now I think mankind is beyond fucked up with all the crises that pile up one after another.
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Spring, everywhere else associated with the blooming of flowers, is seen here as a time when deaths pile up.
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The costs can pile up quickly, and you haven't even considered other accessories like headsets and a gaming mouse.
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Or if the allegations of poor working conditions at Amazon warehouses hadn't continued to pile up in the meantime.
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Paying as you go helps avoid putting large purchases on your credit card and letting the interest pile up.
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As a result, the generations pile up, carping, criticizing and advising, and no one ever comes into their own.
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The results come as the auto industry faces tighter credit, higher insurance costs and a pile-up of inventory.
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" The number of bins people use may also contribute to the pile-up in the airport "lost and found.
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And do not allow the debt to roll over, because that is when finance charges start to pile up.
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Further retail shutdowns are expected to pile up and may reach 12,000 by the end of 2019, Coresight predicts.
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Amid the pile-up of struggling or failing companies, one company appears to be doing just fine: Steve Madden.
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Further store closures are expected to pile up and may reach 12,000 by the end of 2019, Coresight predicts.
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As questions about potential obstruction from Trump pile up, Democrats remain fearful of the divisiveness of an impeachment trial.
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It's unfortunate that sexual harassment lawsuits against tech entrepreneurs continue to pile up in Silicon Valley for it to happen.
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Another major pile-up on in In Eerie, Pennsylvania saw the Interstate 90 closed and several people transported to hospital.
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We may get more answers about the alleged project as reports pile-up that internal outrage at Google is growing.
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As tasks pile up, you can puzzle your way through them all, strategize on what to skip, or start over.
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Shards of ice pile up on Lake Michigan along the South Haven Pier in South Haven, Michigan, on March 19.
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This will help lessen the risk of the domino effect, as flight delays pile up as the day wears on.
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The new video teases that an earthquake will hit Los Angeles, prompting a pile-up of 9-1-1 calls.
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I hate letting work pile up, so I decide to stick around an extra hour before heading home for dinner.
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The question will be how long it can continue to press the pedal on product while other distractions pile up.
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Emotion can get the best of us when losses start to pile up, leading to some less-than-optimal decisions.
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Watching a CGI clone army collapse into a glitchy human body pile-up makes free will seem sweeter than ever.
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The state of the polls really don't matter compared to the four-lane pile-up that is the Trump campaign.
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But in a way, it's scarier to imagine how quickly the affronts will pile up simply by doing banal things.
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Cohen now says he has "incurred millions of dollars in unreimbursed attorneys' fees and costs" which continue to pile up.
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Air molecules simply can't get out of the way fast enough and pile up at certain points on the aircraft.
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That has hit demand for Nvidia's technology, the company revealed Thursday, causing unsolved inventory of its products to pile up.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Amid the opacity of China's social systems, the clichés can sometimes pile up: Game of smoke and mirrors.
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The heaviest snow will likely pile up from the central Appalachians into New England, where over 6 inches is expected.
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Even then, the sellers sometimes do not show up to court and the code violations on their homes pile up.
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Yet more plastic is likely to pile up in the polar region as pollution from lower latitudes continuously flows upward.
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The attraction of a Wright-Johnson pairing becomes apparent as Howard sketches in the details and the congruences pile up.
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Lawmakers will adjourn at the end of this week for a seven-week recess, as failed spending bills pile up.
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Is buying X item going to make his life better, or is it just stuff that's going to pile up?
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And there are no annual or lifetime limits; patients keep paying cost-sharing regardless of how many bills pile up.
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Heavy snow and sleet will pile up 6 to 12 inches deep (likely more) with some icing for added misery.
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Heavy snow and sleet will pile up at least 6 to 12 inches deep, with some icing for added misery.
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But the humor is tinged with menace, as his lies and insults pile up, targeting women, the disabled and minorities.
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Novak Djokovic's elbow or some other body part may get sore again as the rallies and the serves pile up.
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If we allow those to pile up, we could find ourselves in an entirely different crisis once this is over.
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The most agonizing decisions presidents make are invariably during wartime, especially when battles are lost and body counts pile up.
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So even as the petals and perfume pile up past Valentine's Day, peek over at the peaking stockpiles of coal.
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Meanwhile, tales of workplace and classroom harassment have continued to pile up in the jazz world since early last year.
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"If you sweep things under the rug, it piles up, and we don't want it to pile up," he said.
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The bodies pile up, as do the wry asides about what is and what is not good for the country.
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But as the Republican efforts pile up, they are leaving a definite impression of advancing an anti-Trump foreign policy.
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Moreover, many burn through their savings and pile up debt while searching for a job from a weakened negotiating position.
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But there are similarities in how student loan debt — like mortgage debt a decade ago — has managed to pile up.
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Tariffs from China are causing a pile-up of some supplies in the U.S., driving down prices for domestic buyers.
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Minor stranded two more runners in the third, but continued to pile up the strikeouts, producing eight through four innings.
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Inventory levels — which have been on analysts' and investors' radars as they pile up — increased 8.83 percent to $1.3 billion.
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Now, as the investigations and multi-billion dollar fines pile up, Zuckerberg seems to realize that things are getting serious.
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Not long after, more pesky sores begin to pile up like last month's bills—on your mouth, genitals, or anus.
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"You're just going to pile up on top of another big pile of uncertainty, if their tax refunds are delayed."
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Knicks' Problem Rests Higher To the Sports Editor: Re "Fisher Pays With His Job as the Costly Losses Pile Up," Feb.
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In this case, a wooden fence causes several additional feet of snow to pile up on the experimental plots each winter.
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Nila Cleckley writes that she is working 40 hours a week without a paycheck, and bills are starting to pile up.
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Take it from Cuban, who regrets letting the debt pile up: "I should have paid off my cards every 30 days."
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Local law enforcement agencies are overwhelmed by the sheer number of shootings and crimes, and unsolved cases continue to pile up.
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After cradling your take out or groceries, they get tangled in trees, clog drainage ditches, and pile up in landfills forever.
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But abandoning Yucca means nuclear waste will continue to pile up around the country, including in several other key electoral battlegrounds.
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In a series of colorful yet disorienting paintings, warped perspectives and oddly layered objects pile up in a mashup of commodities.
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But the features that lay underneath continue to pile up, so it makes you wonder when there's too much going on.
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The corporate debt pile is continuing to pile up, with a $10 trillion bill coming due over the next several years.
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If just a few big accidents pile up, there is a real risk of the industry ending up in the red.
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But part of the optimistic assumptions is that the moment is drawing nigh when the dollars will start to pile up.
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The Americans, however, could not complete the comeback with the game ending in a wild pile-up around the Canadian net.
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While the company is still working toward that first launch, the past year has seen Relativity pile up talent and resources.
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According to this idea, gas and dust spinning around a newborn star begin to pile up in a celestial traffic jam.
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Behind Taj's back, plastic bags and garbage pile up by the river as smoke billows from a chimney in the distance.
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No matter what happens now, no matter how many Mueller-led indictments pile up at Trump's door, Putin's brand is strong.
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Doping cases overshadowed the run-up to Rio, with some 100 Russian competitors banned, and violations have continued to pile up.
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BlackLine's software supports "continuous accounting," which spreads accounting tasks over a longer period of time so work does not pile up.
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As the an evidence began to pile up, I saw my entire dating life (or lack thereof) flash before my eyes.
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Google's Files app is pretty good for getting rid of those unnecessary files that pile up on your phone over time.
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On top of getting records sealed, he works to help clients pay egregious fines that pile up while they're in jail.
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Five messages can quickly pile up to 10, then 20, and so on until you're buried in an insurmountable email avalanche.
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But as these difficulties pile up, digital journalists are expected to be grateful just to have work, to have a byline.
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The nation's agriculture sector has seen prices drop and supplies pile up as other countries impose tariffs to counter Trump's actions.
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Lawsuits against Bayer over Mirena started to pile up in 2011 and were consolidated in the New York court in 2013.
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A couple of years later, those balances were essentially the same, while my bills and other responsibilities started to pile up.
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Rio was a pile-up of problems ahead of the Olympics, but no one expected the pool water to be green.
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Eve Chilton was in a Manhattan court Thursday telling the judge she is watching all the lawsuits pile up against Weinstein.
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As the accusations against Franken pile up, the Senate Ethics Committee has confirmed it's conducting an "inquiry" into his alleged misconduct.
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They pile up in a cacophony of soup spoons against copper pots, lids against lids, high-pitched pings and basso thwacks.
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And with each passing week — each passing day — the Trump administration's turbulence intensifies and the scandals and scandal-ettes pile up.
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It's a matter of how long new research needs to pile up before people are willing to make a bold statement.
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The latest move could potentially cause hundreds of thousands of them to pile up along the Mexican side of the border.
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When the abuses pile up to the extent of inciting a financial crisis, they turn back to the government for bailouts.
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While some ships have been offloaded since then, bottlenecks are forming at some ports and truck yards as containers pile up.
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Those batteries are starting to pile up into a problem, according to a new paper published in the journal Nature today.
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Critics of the clampdown have accused Switzerland of closing its borders, causing a pile-up in northern Italian towns including Como.
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Price: $3.99Seasonings tend to pile up in a cabinet or drawer, especially when you only need minuscule amounts for certain recipes.
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And as the legal bills pile up, she has less money to invest in her business on important expenditures like advertising.
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This week, two members of the Wynn board announced their departures as lawsuits against its members and Steve Wynn pile up.
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The phrase "diminishing returns" comes to mind: As the days pile up, maybe your capacity to appreciate each one would lessen.
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The reasons for investors to be pessimistic are beginning to pile up just as quickly as the market has been sliding down.
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The company repeatedly decided against modifying the design or launching a recall, even as accidents and customer complaints continued to pile up.
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But it's getting increasingly difficult for Draghi to maintain the status quo as signs of weakness in leading European economies pile up.
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But the evidence is starting to pile up that the researchers did, in fact, attempt to edit human embryos in a lab.
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When the emails pile up, or I've read one too many think pieces, I turn to videos of ice cream being stirred.
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Ms Warnecke says her overworked 33 homicide detectives officially have 4.8 cases each, but low clearances mean cases, like bodies, pile up.
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As more reports pile up, we will soon know whether conditions in China, exchange rate volatility and waning PC demand have alleviated.
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The opening minutes of the premiere seemed to confirm those fears, as obvious '90s references seemed to pile up one after another.
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After they protested, the building's air conditioner stopped working—it was the middle of August—and trash was left to pile up.
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Its latest earnings released today show revenue broke $26.6 million for the first time ($219.6 million) but losses continue to pile up.
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Though Max Scherzer continues to pile up the strikeouts, the long ball still remains a problem for the Washington Nationals right-hander.
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"One adjustment going from one child to two is there are so many diapers and they pile up so fast," said Ben.
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We don&apost know what that means, we don&apost know his legal team before but high bills pile up real fast.
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Weakness in China and mounting trade friction between Beijing and Washington had caused inventories to pile up in the semiconductor supply chain.
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I think there's a lot – having all this money pile up abroad and then borrowing against it artificially, it's a cockamamie system.
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Even as bullshit jobs pile up, millions of Americans have no job at all, or they can only find part-time work.
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But there's growing concern among GOP lawmakers that Pruitt is becoming a political liability as allegations of questionable ethical decisions pile up.
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If anything, the biggest menace the group faces is itself, as misunderstanding and resentments pile up and split everyone into different factions.
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We also included trash removal, since there's no city trash collection and we didn't want to risk tenants letting garbage pile up.
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By not having these young players close, you are potentially saving millions of dollars by not having them pile up the saves.
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RHP Mike Wright didn't have the best stuff in his season debut Tuesday, but he didn't let the bad pitches pile up.
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Just look to grocery startup Honestbee, also based in Singapore, for evidence of what happens when costs are allowed to pile up.
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"When we are overwhelmed and busy, we just go with easier tasks, and the difficult tasks tend to pile up," Kouchaki said.
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Scenes of outrage pile up without a sense of purpose, and on the whole the novel reads as relentless and merely spiteful.
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The coronavirus outbreak has halted the lives of millions of Americans, wreaking havoc as layoffs pile up and the death toll mounts.
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Infelicitous acronyms pile up like tech scrap in the back of a computer repair shop, bits and pieces, capitalized letters strung together.
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Often, firms tell borrowers not to make payments on their cards while they negotiate, causing late payments and interest to pile up.
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As allegations of sexual exploitations pile up, the industry has absorbed the critiques and converted them into inspirational messaging and branding exercises.
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But as budgets in mental health and addiction services in Chillicothe are slashed, casualties of the heroin epidemic continue to pile up.
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San Francisco's offense, which has been terrible all season, managed to pile up 63 total yards, with 186 coming on the ground.
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Those pitchers would most likely thrive in any era, and to watch them pile up strikeouts is to watch true pitching greatness.
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Riders were parking the scooters carelessly, sometimes blocking sidewalks or just creating an eyesore because they would pile up or tip over.
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The weather service office in Bismarck predicted 8 to 15 inches of snow would pile up in western parts of the state.
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And this week we want to know as the hearings start to pile up, what are you still or newly confused by?
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Ottawa continued to pile up the shots on Khudobin, putting up 14 for a 33-23 advantage after 40 minutes of play.
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Do this audit at least once a year: The number of connected apps on your online accounts can pile up over time.
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They might take pressure off the Senate hopeful, who has come under fire as more sexual misconduct allegations pile up against him.
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That's especially true in the Trump era, where scandals pile up with such speed that to many of us, nothing's shocking anymore.
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A recent study indicated that a fair percentage of users are unhappy with these products, especially after they start to pile up.
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But as the clock ticked toward midnight on Tuesday and his losses began to pile up, the campaign's buoyant tone shifted sharply.
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Bones and shells sometimes pile up when currents sweep dead sea creatures toward a particular eddy, where they accumulate over years or centuries.
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The thick blanket of smog caused a major vehicle pile-up on a busy highway on the outskirts of Delhi, Indian media reported.
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They really start to pile up, and it can get to the point where you just want to give up TV-watching altogether.
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Wildlife groups are fighting to save the Arctic-dwelling species as their habitat steadily melts and toxic chemicals pile up on the ice.
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A massive traffic pile-up involving over 50 vehicles occurred along a highway in Changzhou city, in China's Jiangsu province over the weekend.
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I know this because two recent books provide a sobering look at what happens to the human body as the years pile up.
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With the economy now largely recovered, it's simply unwise to pile up a lot more debt unless you have a very good reason.
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The city is moving quickly to remove debris so that it does not pile up and shelters are being set up, he said.
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This has made her familiar with how quickly medical bills can pile up, and she doesn't want to be left in the lurch.
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Similar to Hawaii's Kilauea, it is a shield volcano, which takes on a gentle-sloping structure as lava flows pile up over time.
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But that fix has not yet been approved and the groundings have continued, with the planes starting to pile up at storage sites.
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London (CNN Business)The outlook for Germany's Bayer looks increasingly grim as court damages tied to the weedkiller Roundup begin to pile up.
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That's the backdrop as potential homebuyers in the mile-high city pile up and the supply of homes for sale continues to fall.
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Why it matters: Trump is once again demonstrating that he'll stand by Pruitt through these scandals, even as they continue to pile up.
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Some are wonderful, but they pile up, and they all carry much the same package of emotions: sweetness and recoil, irony and pathos.
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Most extensions won't slow down the browser too much, but if you let them pile up they can cause sluggishness and buggy behavior.
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Bikes started to pile up at popular places like the ferry dock and light rail stations, clogging up the walkways and obstructing commuters.
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Though this cycle goes unnoticed all night, the fits of interrupted sleep pile up, usually leaving sufferers drowsy and tired during the day.
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Allowing them to pile up at the border is not going to be very effective or efficient for us in the United States.
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As the cancellations proliferated over the past few days, then exploded yesterday in the New York area, streaming announcements began to pile up.
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Before succumbing to a pile-up of debt, the company boasted aims to take on Silicon Valley giants such as Apple and Netflix.
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While vacant buildings are quickly bought in affluent parts of Boston, New York City and Seattle, they pile up in Baltimore and Albany.
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"Before I met you, they loved me," Houston snaps at him during one of their frequent fights, as the tabloid headlines pile up.
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"If we don&apost, you might as well just pile up all of that money in Massoud Circle and burn it," he said.
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And with lawmakers projecting that impeachment will suck up most of November and December, it's not hard to see the pile-up coming.
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Despite Mr. Trump's assertion that the idea of collusion is "a total hoax," and despite many unknowns, the links continue to pile up.
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Meanwhile, the size of the field means that any potential pile-up will clear the road for someone else to zoom on through.
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But if the start-up goes belly up or the splurges pile up, the funds that once seemed so large can disappear — fast.
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But as its legal bills pile up and the bank spends on advertising to win back skeptical customers, its expenses have also climbed.
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"The disruption in loading operations over the weekend has also resulted in a pile up of VLCCs at the waiting anchorage," Refinitiv said.
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Additional Reading • Shutdown's Economic Damage Starts to Pile Up, Threatening an End to Growth • Republicans Are in Lock Step With Trump on Shutdown.
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But as trash started to pile up in the park during the partial federal government shutdown, Mr. Skelton, who moved to Gardiner, Mont.
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When artwork from school starts to pile up, she asks her children to help decide which pieces are ready for the recycle bin.
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So she collected mental notes as strange tidbits started to pile up, such as the blue light shining in the back of the house.
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The reason they won't make it to the hospital is that a storm has rolled in and there's a pile-up on the freeway.
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As tasks pile up, you could feel emotionally drained, physically exhausted and guilty that your work isn't progressing despite the time you're putting in.
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Well, traditional cleansing wipes can pile up in landfills just like body wipes and ultimately harm the planet if they aren't sustainable or biodegradable.
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The heaviest snow, according to the NWS, is likely to fall from Philadelphia to southern Connecticut, where 223 to 23 inches may pile up.
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To release them all to the right place at the right time without causing a giant pile-up, the company built two deployment devices.
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Fortnite became the world's most popular game, growing the company's valuation to $15 billion, but it has helped the company pile up cash, too.
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It's no use bundling and wrapping up your cords if they're going to pile up around a surge protector on your floor or desk.
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The clues pile up, naturally, before Jeff is presented evidence that suggests Karen wasn't crazy in surmising that the Tim and Natalie are spies.
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The details: The floods have resulted from a series of events including an extremely cold winter that allowed a thick snowpack to pile up.
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Now that "the bodies are continuing to pile up," he said he is doing everything he can to stop how 8chan is being run.
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CAUTION: STRONG LANGUAGE IN THE VIDEO BELOW The vehicles eventually knock into each other and pile up as drivers stranded on the highway react.
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The bow shocks are created when gas and dust pile up in front of the star as it makes its rounds in the galaxy.
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Throughout the album, various instruments provide florid ostinato shades, with increasing subtlety, filling in the background's every corner; the echo effects pile up endlessly.
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Why it matters: These lawsuits continue to pile up and have the potential to lead to large settlements — if judges accept the legal theories.
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Aside from some gorgeous shots of planes in flight, most of Dunkirk consists of spectacles of survival, and they pile up in dreary repetition.
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Gail: I've had several conversations over the last few weeks about email: Do you delete everything or do you just let it pile up?
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BETHEL PARK, Pa. – At Ameri-Source Metals' machine shop outside Pittsburgh, stacks of graphite stubs have begun to pile up in a quiet corner.
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As casualties from the trade skirmish were beginning to pile up, critics on the left and the right were pressing Trump to back down.
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Eventually, indirect economic harm could pile up: People will cancel vacations to parks and museums, and government contractors may have to lay off employees.
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But, after a couple days of neglect, the pet hair started to pile up and my wife gently encouraged me to read the manual.
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As the privacy scandals have continued to pile up, some former FTC officials now suggest Facebook may have violated the consent decree multiple times.
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Cleveland Browns left tackle Greg Robinson was ejected on Sunday for kicking Tennessee Titans safety Kenny Vaccaro in the face during a pile-up.
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Yet as the partial government shutdown drags on and the consequences pile up, Republicans are starting to get antsy about finding an endgame. Sen.
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In short, even if you're only a couple of months behind on your taxes, the consequences can pile up, thanks to fees and interest.
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Even if many peer-to-peer lenders now have banklike capital requirements, insufficient regulatory oversight could allow mountains of bad debts to pile up.
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Again, he's the new driver hitting the highway, and he's managed to make it to cruising speed without causing a ten-car pile-up.
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When did you first start noticing something wrong with your shoulder, was it a specific play or was it a pile-up of things?
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Just ask Democrats, who have introduced bills destined for nowhere, watched oversight requests pile up and seen Republicans overrule most of their policy efforts.
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People in search of firewood for heat and cooking have denuded their hills, causing floods and droughts and making silt pile up at dams.
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First, what happens to students whose payments are deferred while they are still in school but whose interest is still supposed to pile up?
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Such policies have yet to appear in the seven years following that paper's publication but, of course, severe climate events continue to pile up.
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But this year, the number of applications is on track to surpass that of last year's, while a perennial backlog continues to pile up.
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The plot advances through each woman's story; as the symmetries between them pile up, along with misunderstandings, the novel accumulates momentum and emotional power.
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It's a fast-paced, no-holds-barred exploration of a damning history, and it accrues meaning as the images, sounds, and text pile up.
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Rabid dogs roam the streets, garbage begins to pile up, and that friendly priest now carries a sign that says the end is nigh.
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He and his family watched the upvotes pile up through the reception, and when they hit 100,000, they made sure to let Riva know.
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The strong, easterly winds on the storm's northeast side would still pile up a considerable storm surge up and down the Florida east coast.
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If I stop my little Vespa in the main street to speak on the phone, cars pile up behind and can't get past me!
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The president's decision to end Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals faces a similarly steep uphill battle as lawsuits from individuals and states pile up.
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A lengthy strike could pose new economic challenges to the region as the costs of idled factories pile up for GM and local businesses.
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The Texans added several players during the season to improve the group, but the defense continues to allow QBs to pile up big numbers.
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But while he and his wife, Val, are away on extended holidays, the bills and other burdens of daily life continue to pile up.
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A stupa—the word comes from the Sanskrit, meaning "to heap" or "to pile up"—is a Buddhist monument that often houses a relic.
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It's tough to see him and Ms. Poots as anything other than a match made in casting, especially as complications and feelings pile up.
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TikTok&aposs chief is heading to Washington to defend the video-sharing platform against censorship and privacy concerns as lawsuits and investigations pile up.
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Given that America is dealing with an immediate gun violence problem, as mass shootings and deaths pile up, the report is worth taking seriously.
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The protracted political clash caused unpaid bills to pile up to $15 billion and left an operating deficit at $6 billion this year alone.
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There are frequent serious accidents on the 170km road between Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, the latest being a 25-car pile-up last month.
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For a year and a half, I've let stuff under my bed pile up, and going through it all seemed like a task too big.
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"Sometimes your dirty clothes pile up," said Carlos Garcia, an unemployed construction worker who used up eight hours one day filling containers at a spring.
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As you know, things easily pile up around the house but the more on top of it you stay, the easier it is to maintain.
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As the problems start to pile up, Ollie has to decide if she has one last drug run in her before she sets herself free.
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But as these packages pile up on doorsteps all over the world, a glaring issue has emerged: How do you recycle all those damn mailers?
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The problem has ballooned into a public health crisis, officials say, leaving elected leaders scrambling for solutions as discarded needles pile up in the streets.
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When the countertops start to pile up and your cabinets become a jumbled mess of boxes and supplies, it's time to rethink your organization process.
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As more reports pile up within the industry over the next few weeks, we will soon know which subset of the restaurant industry reigns supreme.
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It's stupid but it's kind of, sort of, fun to see the layers of goo neatly pile up until they collapse all over each other.
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But as the bodies pile up and the American constitution bends seemingly beyond breaking point, it becomes hard to keep cheering for the bad guys.
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When you pile up all the evidence, even before this week's revelations about Trump Jr., it seems impossible to deny that something is afoot here.
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But given those restrictions, Medicare will pay the going rate for however many services the eligible population happens to pile up in any given year.
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For years, Facebook has enjoyed astronomical growth, but that's starting to slow as the company's moderation controversies and data privacy scandals continue to pile up.
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I have a lot of health and pain issues, and despite having two insurances, the bills just pile up and I have trouble keeping track.
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"It would be wrong at this moment to pile up these facts and conclude ... there was a plan to attack with gas bottles," Aboutaleb said.
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There's evidence of such experimentation all over the Rothy's office, where prototypes pile up in the corners and Post-It note sketches tile the walls.
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KS: No, I didn't think it was a good idea because like a pile-up … LG: Yeah, you said you saw five or six people?
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Planes would be grounded, ports would be clogged, food would rot, and garbage would pile up, and those are just some of the possible scenarios.
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Not only is it low in nutritional value, but it can also pile up on the ground and become tainted, accelerating the spread of disease.
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The lift appeared to be moving backwards and dangerously fast, leading to a pile-up of broken and twisted chairs at the lift's lowest point.
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The problem is, for obvious reasons, it's difficult to repay loans or satisfy other debts while behind bars, so credit defaults and delinquencies pile up.
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And as those suits pile up, some experts think the company and the wider industry are much more concerned than they are publicly letting on.
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As Congress and the new administration pile up priorities and program reforms, the fiscally challenged United States Postal Service (USPS) is ripe for monumental changes.
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You're too afraid of the pile-up of work to which you'd return and that, if you take vacation, your boss might think you're lazy.
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One summer, the infection rate goes so high that a family has to seal itself off in the house while the bodies pile up outside.
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If only because Trump runs an irresistible highway pile-up of a Twitter account, the social network has played an outsize role in this election.
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My life had pretty much reached its lowest point, and weeks of intrusive, pessimistic, nihilistic thoughts were beginning to pile up on top of me.
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The pile-up of problems caused by the shutdown has been growing with each passing day, so much so that it's quickly become completely unmanageable.
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He's also been incredibly reluctant to criticize bad behavior from members of the Trump administration, even as evidence of such acts continue to pile up.
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Calls for these types of tools have been growing louder in recent months as more incidents pile up and Lyft's outdated safety system is revealed.
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They're served more or less in that order but without pauses between the courses, and the plates pile up in the middle of the table.
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While he continues to pile up the strikeouts, Sale has been a bit more human in allowing at least two runs over five consecutive outings.
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Equifax – The credit reporting agency is seeing lawsuits pile up related to the massive data breach that may affect as many as 143 million Americans.
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As containers on chassis pile up in far-flung storage lots, it has created a shortage of the trailers used to transport containers on land.
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Sector-specific calls to update NAFTA and demands to curb partisan political maneuvering continue to pile up with little to no effect on ratification proceedings.
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Most of our problems stem from the fact that the correspondents are away from here so much and the messages just pile up for them.
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Meanwhile, polling suggests the establishment candidates are likely to pile up on each other far behind the bombastic billionaire — a nightmare scenario for party elders.
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It's also possible workers prefer to check in periodically to manage email pile-up and ease the transition back to work in the New Year.
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"It would be wrong at this moment to pile up these facts and conclude ...there was a plan to attack with gas bottles," Aboutaleb said.
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Mike Evans will continue to pile up points, and ascending talents Chris Godwin and O.J. Howard may help take Winston's game to the next level.
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"People often make promises to do things in email but may forget about them as the days go by and emails pile up," Aul writes.
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Yet he has struggled to dramatize his cause, as stories of federal employees and other Americans suffering from the effects of the shutdown pile up.
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Investors fear that as store closures pile up, the real estate owners won't be able to fill spaces quickly enough, losing out on rent income.
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The corridor includes four other mines that investigators say contributed to a waste pile-up in the Fundão dam that may have triggered its collapse.
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You haven't even started shopping for holiday gifts yet, but your New Year's Eve party invites are already starting to pile up in your Facebook inbox.
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In a second, thousands of car accidents will pile up on every road and highway in a 225-mile radius around the city, making many impassable.
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A pile-up of farm work made Duane Aistrope turn down two invitations to visit China with trade groups this year before most tariffs took effect.
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Jawbone's Facebook and Twitter accounts went radio silent at the beginning of the year, allowing customer service complaints to pile up in the comments section, unanswered.
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Detroit-based AlixPartners warned in a report last summer that there could be "a pile-up of epic proportions" as more manufacturers ramp up EV production.
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At the Waste Management facility in Newark, bales of plastic, paper and metal continued to pile up, each one representing a small loss for the company.
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But as Bill Mallon points out, swimmers, gymnasts and runners, among others, benefit greatly from being more easily able to pile up medals in several events.
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As the allegations continued to pile up, it likely became easier and easier to cut bait with a University president who straight-up ignored federal law.
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Put it in a group, though, and it may pile up pinhead-sized balls of mud, one after the other, until a complex mound takes shape.
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We need a general baseline to see how prevalent it truly is in football, but these studies come out every year and the numbers pile up.
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In short, even if you're only a couple of months behind on your taxes, the consequences can pile up in the form of fees and interest.
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And there's that problem where they pile up on your bedside and you start to feel bad about yourself because you can't possibly finish them all.
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Data from the NWS puts Erie's Christmas 2017 accumulation ahead of a 1958 storm in Morgantown, which saw 44 inches pile up over the same period.
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He's continued to pile up acting credits with horror films like Ouija and The Bye Bye Man, but it's Big Little Lies that's catapulted his recognizability.
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In its most prosperous cities, already giddy prices continue to shoot up, while unsold flats pile up in markets where valuations were low to begin with.
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But when last summer they began to mass in the city's Martyrs' Square to protest at a pile-up of rubbish, riot police quickly dispersed them.
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This comes as Democrats maintain a comfortable lead in the generic ballot and bad headlines pile up for Trump as his approval ratings take a hit.
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"Make It Stop" depicts how simple, daily interactions can pile up for autistic people, causing an overwhelming feeling of frustration as they struggle to process information.
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That, an O'Rourke aide said, is typical: They aren't accepting or rejecting any early-state invites at this point -- leaving them to pile up, largely unanswered.
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After a tackle was made, Incognito came running over, joined the pile-up, then shoved a Bears player's helmet into the ground for no apparent reason.
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As Mr. Trump's insults and incoherent statements pile up, Republicans have begun calling for Mr. Pence to leave the ticket, or pressure Mr. Trump to quit.
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They opposed it before they held the White House and congressional majorities, but despite extended effort, the law still stands, even as its failings pile up.
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Diro was clipped from behind, but her shoe issue also caused a pile up of runners behind her, with Praught taking a tumble because of it.
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Despite Oesterlund's promises, consumer complaints continued to pile up, and in 2013, Florida's attorney general finally sued Xacti and its club businesses, extracting a $500,000 settlement.
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" Tetris, he says, "replicates the sense of being overwhelmed as life's problems and demands pile up more quickly than you are able to clear them away.
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The story is repeated across all of the top health threats for women: heart disease, stroke, diabetes — the list goes on, and the deaths pile up.
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Editorial Court systems commonly raise revenue by punishing people who commit minor offenses with fines, fees and penalties that can pile up, driving them into poverty.
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Her engaging characters are drawn with sympathy and, under the crisp direction of Rebecca Taichman, "Familiar" stays firmly on course even as the complications pile up.
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Why do so many stand by Trump, even as his lies pile up and he lurches from crisis to crisis, all of them his own making?
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By Friday, the tasks seem to really pile up as communication planet Mercury meets with expansive Jupiter, so try to break them up into smaller pieces.
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As your white lies pile up, they could lead to bigger relationship problems down the line, like your partner realizing they can't trust you at all.
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There has also been major hurdles getting emergency aid and other supplies distributed, which led to a pile up of containers at the ports last week.
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As your white lies pile up, they could lead to bigger relationship problems down the line, like your partner realizing they can't trust you at all.
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Critics have charged that regulators have not been giving them thoughtful reviews, have suffered from "willful blindness" and have just allowed the regulations to pile up.
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While the legal issues remain unresolved, cases like that of Mr. Martinez continue to pile up, and to be trumpeted by the administration with unrelenting pressure.
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I'm not actually "pro-plastic bag," or pro-plastics in general, in the sense that I'm rooting for them to pile up in the environment. Obviously!
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"That's 21860 workers, 21950 of us," he says, sounding as if he still doesn't quite believe that so few researchers could pile up so much waste.
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It also led to a 21800-vehicle pile up on Interstate 3.13 in Garrett County, Maryland, about 23.1 miles from the state's border with West Virginia.
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They pile up in the office and sleep beneath the desks, but if you ask, we'll wake them up and send them out on the floor.
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As I've watched the expenses pile up for my elderly parents' care, I want to squeeze the most out of every dollar I can put aside.
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They nervously wait each day as the bills and overhead from their $163 million investment to ramp up their production and distribution begin to pile up.
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On paper, it's fairly rote — as disturbing supernatural phenomena pile up, Gary (Adam Scott) begins to suspect his new stepson Lucas (Owen Atlas) may be the Antichrist.
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In It, the child corpses pile up early and often, and an understanding of death is baked into the world — especially into the town of Derry, Maine.
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While Crosby has continued to pile up points, fellow superstar Evgeni Malkin is warming up with a goal and seven assists during a five-game point streak.
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But when it lasts for six months, the ramifications start to pile up, according to a half dozen defense experts and former officials who spoke to CNN.
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Most of the GOP's other power brokers have closed ranks around Nunes even as evidence of his shady interactions with the White House continues to pile up.
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After years of U.S. companies taking advantage of low interest rates to pile up cheap debt, Wall Street is beginning to take notice of a problem forming.
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As other cases make their way through the appeals process and civil federal lawsuits pile up, the city of Chicago is struggling to contain the growing scandal.
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Team were jostling to get their sprinters in prime position to strike when the pile-up occurred, taking down Dylan Groenewegen, one of the pre-stage favorites.
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" COP21 "will be an irrelevance within a few years," Kelly said to CNBC via email, "as the the bills pile up, and ... the promises are reneged upon.
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Whether it's as simple as wiping down the countertops or an annual afternoon spent scrubbing the oven, household to-dos can quickly pile up — and overwhelm you.
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SARA EISEN: So, where are you on this idea of an insurance cut to cut rates, preserve the downturn as the uncertainties and the outlook pile up?
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As the questions around The Kid continue to pile up, it seemed necessary to try to get to the bottom of who or what, exactly, he is.
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The statement was all too real during a time in which allegations of sexual misconduct continue to pile up against once-beloved actors, TV hosts, and journalists.
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Consequently, human rights abuses pile up at a pace that's hard to keep track of, and reports on the apocalyptic state of the environment go mostly unheeded.
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It's easy to let all that stress pile up, but it won't come as a surprise to anyone that excess stress can be harmful to your health.
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Earl Monroe, who faced Greer while playing for the Baltimore Bullets and the Knicks, recalled how Greer would pile up points in an unspectacular but devastating way.
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A combination of corporate-controlled software updates and inaccessible parts means there will continue to be a market for new phones, even as old ones pile up.
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According to the BBC, the unnamed woman woke up in a mortuary fridge after a car pile-up on June 24 which reportedly left two others dead.
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Americans owe a staggering $1.3 trillion in student loans — a debt load that looks set to not just grow, but also pile up faster in coming years.
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Alternately, it could be utterly worthless, one of the countless failed start-ups that pile up in Silicon Valley like E.T. cartridges in a New Mexico landfill.
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There were no major changes in the overall standings but twice runner-up Nairo Quintana was involved in a pile-up some 30 kilometres from the finish.
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The result is that the smaller bodies pile up quickly — and their accumulated gravity is strong enough to reshape the paths of larger TNOs that get close.
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Plus, it also established a formula soon mimicked by Puff Daddy: Match a popular 80s pop sample with moderately hard drums and watch the money pile up.
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The idea of producing mead has been bouncing around this tall guy's head since 2014, after watching pots and pots of honey pile up in his cupboards.
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Skiers were being encouraged to jump off of the lift before reaching the bottom, where chairs started to pile up after being bucked off of the cable.
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In Matamoros, the tent camp was supposed to be a short-term fix to address the pile-up of thousands of asylum seekers with nowhere to live.
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As the games pile up, developments that would typically ignite little interest — even a 22010-218 deficit on a player's serve — create a buzz in the crowd.
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As technology encroaches on more industries and profits pile up at the biggest technology companies, critics increasingly say these firms are too powerful and need regulatory oversight.
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Because health problems tend to pile up as people age, the older voters who tend to turn out most reliably in midterm elections experience such worry disproportionately.
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A. What the science is showing, No. 1, is that the greatest risk is with the cumulative dose of adversity — your total exposure, how they pile up.
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Sometimes things pile up and frustrations mount and you just want to make a grand gesture of some kind that shows the world exactly what you're thinking.
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The old system of taxing income is no longer working, she argued, as the wealthy pile up ever more wealth without paying taxes on their asset gains.
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All seems to be fine right now for the Nets, but Irving's track record suggests that as the losses pile up, there will be more flare-ups.
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That's a legitimate transaction, constituting an actual sale to an actual consumer, provided the amount people buy is reasonable and does not pile up in their garages.
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Kuemper stopped 21 shots of 216 shots through regulation and overtime, and he shook off a second-period collision and pile-up that stopped the game briefly.
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He's also seen the sexual misconduct allegations against him pile up after 7 more women came forward last month ... bringing his total number of accusers to 22.
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That deal has already paid off — the Celtics received the third overall pick from the Nets last year — and the riches have only continued to pile up.
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In 1997, for example, Americans were outraged when a Georgian diplomat claimed immunity after causing a pile-up in Washington that killed a 16-year-old girl.
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In Canada, one person died in Ontario after the same storm caused a 30 car pile-up on a busy highway as the weather deteriorated road conditions.
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EUCHAREENA, Australia — Fleur Magick Dennis has stopped showering every day, allowed her vegetable patch to die and told her four sons to let the dishes pile up.
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The move led to fears among environmental and industry groups that mountains of plastic waste would pile up as Britain's recycling infrastructure became stretched to its limits.
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But once the 15th-seeded Andreescu found the range with her punishing groundstrokes, she was able to wear down the 25th-seed and pile up the winners.
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Trump was able to pile up such big margins in part because he told evangelical voters that the 2016 election would decide the direction of the Supreme Court.
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As the criticisms of President Donald Trump's approach continue to pile up, Cramer reminded investors that the recent strength in the stock market is not because of Trump.
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Create a similar daily filing system for yourself to remove the stress of all of the little to-dos that can easily pile up and overwhelm you. 3.
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Kahn also questioned whether these nanoparticles could potentially pile up and create a complex in the bloodstream—something we can't yet rule out based on this early info.
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But, but, but: As dire scientific warnings pile up and California smolders from frequent wildfires, global warming's political profile is atypically high among Democrats on two fronts. 1.
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While abroad, she watches the clichéd travel photographs pile up and thinks, Every city we visited afterward began to feel like the stock backdrop for some stagnant future.
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Too much demand for too few high-yielding loans has allowed issuers to pile up debt without covenants that would protect recoveries in the event of a downturn.
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The bedrock of my Gmail account is sinking, as I write this, from a pile-up of unread updates, unwelcome spam, languishing messages I've forgotten to reply to.
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Blizzard warnings are in effect for 6 states, and whiteout conditions could shut portions of interstates 70, 80 and 90, as snow drifts pile up several feet high.
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Egypt is facing a dollar shortage that has hit its ability to import, creating delays in opening letters of credit and causing goods to pile up at ports.
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Annual profit would be squeezed as Shire-related costs pile up due to re-evaluation of Shire's inventories and fixed intangible assets, the Japanese drugmaker had flagged earlier.
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AlixPartners, a Detroit-based consulting firm, has warned that there could be a "pile-up of epic proportions" coming as this tidal wave of new electric vehicles arrives.
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Across Reddit, unused accounts pile up, the ghostly remains of a million people who have just tried out the site for a day and then given it up.
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Evidence began to pile up in favor of the former when the twosome was spotted walking around Russell's neighborhood in Brooklyn Heights a few days before Christmas 2013.
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Erie saw more snow pile up over a two day period than any other location in the state of Pennsylvania had seen previously during a 13-day period.
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On Saturday, they'd run out of food and water as snow continued to pile up around them, but the National Guard and the local fire department delivered water.
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The shorthand discourse of social media tends to pile up meaning in certain places: around the word FEMINISM, for example, or according to hidden structures like friendship groups.
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Investigations of Boeing's conduct are starting to pile up, with several lawsuits already filed on behalf of victims of the Lion Air crash referring to the Ethiopian accident.
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And that, even for those he had publicly pledged support, he often simply decides it's time to get rid of them after too many bad headlines pile up.
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Verizon also offers its $10-a-day TravelPass for roaming in more than 100 countries — a nice option, though the cost will pile up during a longer trip.
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To deviate from the Boehner-Obama deal would blow up the appropriations process and cause a big spending pile-up at the end of the year, they said.
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Texas didn't homer and has just eight on the season, the same total Baltimore has in the last two games, but the Rangers continue to pile up runs.
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Lawmakers are returning to Washington without a clear strategy to tackle a massive pile-up of unresolved issues that are threatening a government shutdown in just three weeks.
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It's easy to pile up the notes on the Note 10, and I know from experience that notes can quickly get disorganized, making them almost impossible to find.
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The bank had in March outlined measures to curb the pile-up of soured assets, that included a reduction in lending to corporates and shutting down unprofitable branches.
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The takeaway from these studies is simple: Even though the effects from an ad imbalance are small and go away fast, candidates cannot allow them to pile up.
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She contemplated breaking the pile up with a power drill or asking the kids playing basketball across the street from her home to help her smash it apart.
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The resulting shutdown has left 800,000 government employees furloughed without pay, while garbage and human waste begin to pile up at the nation's staff-depleted national park system.
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Once you have Firelink unlocked and can travel to the High Wall of Lothric bonfire, there's a very easy exploit you can use to pile up Souls quickly.
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You can schedule emails [and] follow-ups, and quickly and easily remove the clutter of messages that pile up by 'snoozing' messages that don't require an immediate response.
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When borrowers pause their monthly payments because of a hardship — a status known as forbearance — the interest normally continues to pile up until they can start paying again.
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Dishes also began to pile up seemingly out of nowhere as my desk, in my room, became where I ate my meals — if I remembered to eat anything.
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With his frame, athleticism, and a Flacco-esque knack for hitting big sideline throws when it counts, Bortles could easily pile up some big wins and cool highlights.
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The clue "Where bills pile up" sounds like we're supposed to be thinking about bills to pay, but in this case, the clue is hinting at paper money.
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But the silly, malaprop-prone Amy blossoms fully into her horridness, becoming an excellent foil for Jo, the pants-wearing hero we root for as obstacles pile up.
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What he sees are patterns in the market's response to the outbreak and its effects on the global economy as estimates about the damage continue to pile up.
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Mounds of plastic and Styrofoam pile up on Guatemala's beaches, filled with everything from the expected soda bottle to combs, toothbrushes, Crocs, action figures, syringes, and IV bags.
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Columbia's Uran, who was sixth in the overall standings, Hugh Carthy (both EF Education First) and Victor de la Parte (CCC) all withdrew immediately after the pile up.
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He was watching coverage of his possible nomination pile up, and the White House was getting word that he would struggle to get enough Republicans to confirm him.
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As more cases pile up in the United States and elsewhere, the Asian Development Bank forecast that global financial losses could reach between $77 billion and $347 billion.
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For a few years, the trend seemed to be reversing, but with housing prices soaring and economies in nearby states humming, the losses started to pile up again.
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Get ahead of the request If the late nights and weekend work start to pile up around the same times, see if you can get ahead of it.
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At least 225 people are dead and at least 218 are injured after a massive pile-up early Sunday morning on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Mount Pleasant Township.
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It was September 2014, four months after the pictures that came to be known as the Caesar photographs were released, and the dead were continuing to pile up.
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The Holy Grail of triple-doubling is not just to pile up a ridiculous number of them but to actually average a triple-double for an entire season.
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Music writers spend their days guiltily staring down literally dozens of unheard new recordings that pile up as the year goes on, with more coming in each day.
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Its 2001 debut album, "Feel Good Lost," was largely instrumental, and its songs since then have flaunted long introductions and interludes where hooks and intricate countermelodies pile up.
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As the stresses of work, life and the modern world pile up, perhaps we ought, like Romans, to let our heads float in womb-like bubbles more often.
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For Hays and West, it has meant chasing a more unknowable and elusive evil all these years — and helplessly watching as the casualties pile up along the way.
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That does not include credit card debt, which can also pile up as students purchase stethoscopes and study-aid subscriptions, register for licensing exams and travel for testing.
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But since Kavanaugh's hearings, the Democratic "no" votes have started to pile up among the rank and file, leaving moderate Democrats increasingly on an island as undecideds. Sens.
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"Us" is Peele's second movie, but as his ideas pile up — and the doubles and their terrors expand — it starts to feel like his second and third combined.
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Even as the ethics scandals pile up, Scott Pruitt just keeps getting rave reviews from the president, while Jeff Sessions can't seem to get off his shit list.
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Thomas pens strong finish as Celtics jolt Pistons BOSTON — Isaiah Thomas continues to pile up insane numbers and also continues to have his name mentioned with other Celtics stars.
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It is hard to see a new, lower figure being used for tax purposes (government receipts would fall) or dividend calculation (cash would pile up on companies' balance-sheets).
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As trains pile up in Malaszewicze, some shippers are looking to move goods through Finland, which launched a rail freight service with China in November, or Lithuania and Estonia.
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A motorist died during a traffic collision in the western part of the state, which resulted in multi-vehicle pile up on Interstate 40, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol said.
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You have a trash can, and a laptop, and a whole bunch of hangers that will hang lonely in your closet while your clothes pile up on your floor.
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As the criticisms of President Donald Trump's approach continue to pile up, Jim Cramer reminded investors that the recent strength in the stock market is not because of Trump.
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He looks even more down and out than the film's circa-1981 Gotham City, where black garbage bags pile up on the sidewalk as a sanitation strike drags on.
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Why it matters: Labor Day is traditionally the start of the official election campaign season and the warning signs are starting to pile up for the GOP this month.
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Q: Cyber risk is a big consideration; a cyberattack could cause high-speed pile-up accidents, or traffic jams that disrupt the supply chain and trigger large economic losses.
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This creates a long expanse of shallow waters that allows an incoming storm to pile up a huge volume of water, pushing it toward the coast as it arrives.
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I have good insurance and take as many precautionary steps as possible, but when you live with a disease with no cure the debt just continues to pile up.
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"The bodies pile up, as do the wry asides about what is and what is not good for the country," Sarah Lyall writes, reviewing the book alongside other thrillers.
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Miscommunications and misunderstandings pile up, jealousy rears its head again and again, and both Lara Jean and Peter struggle to make room for each each other in their lives.
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While questions of how to create more equitable workplaces for women have been around for decades, a kind of urgency has set in as sexual harassment claims pile up.
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But its disjointed pile-up of abandoned subplots, inhumanly stilted acting, and anatomically improbable sex scenes have cemented its place as one of the worst films of all time.
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And so what if the dishes pile up in the sink…and if my living room looks nothing like the Instagram post five seconds after I take the picture.
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In Connecticut, about 20 cars and a tanker truck were mangled in a pile-up crash in the snow on Interstate 91 in Middletown, State Police said on Twitter.
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You download heaps of material at a rapid pace, and soon enough, they pile up and wreak havoc on your computer, causing it to slow down and perform poorly.
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First, a bus slide slams into a four car crash pile up (that happened off screen) as peacefully as a 40-foot long steel box can crash into anything.
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Evans isn't out to make a Halloween horror film — this is more thriller than slasher — but the body parts pile up quickly, and the violence is intense and shocking.
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Viewers are encouraged to guess at what happened during the story's six-month gap, but the details pile up carefully and deliberately, building the mystery before anything is revealed.
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But it has confused investors with a digital strategy in which it has amassed a sprawling portfolio of apparently unrelated e-commerce assets while continuing to pile up cash.
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That way, you can make sure you enjoy the vacation you deserve, instead of worrying about everything that's going to pile up in your inbox while you're jet-setting.
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Security Minister Dragan Mektic said Wednesday that Bosnia won&apost allow itself to become a "hot-spot" where migrants would pile up, unable to move on to Western Europe.
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The key may be that folks like Gayle and Charlie deal with each new stressful thing as it comes, rather than letting them pile up and get totally overwhelming.
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Life's things do pile up like that, though I'm daily assured that I can be driven into a normative clarity, wiping away thoughts like they'd accumulated on a windshield.
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When you have 3,000 employees, their personal files quickly pile up so we hired him to clean up each person's file, add information to them and put them away.
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But the overall financial situation of public higher education is what keeps so many of its entrants from succeeding and is what causes insurmountable student debt to pile up.
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Moore gave up a season-high 275 hits and eight runs in three innings, his shortest start of the season, but he did pile up seven strikeouts, all swinging.
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So the path of least resistance is to allow any extra cash reserves generated by QE, LTRO etc to pile up in commercial bank balances at the central banks.
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As the wounded began to pile up at a makeshift emergency center at a square near the concert hall, she recalled, she spotted a man lying on the pavement.
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But unless you have adjusted the app's settings to delete old downloaded episodes after you have listened to them, all those old shows pile up and gobble storage space.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is set to meet with lawmakers in Europe on Tuesday as concerns over the way his company handles its users' data continue to pile up.
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Local media have criticised the unit for removing popular art while unsightly graffiti blights many buildings and heaps of garbage pile up on sidewalks because of a collection backlog.
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Start with what Trump can offer to Apple: Apple has structured its international business so that most of the overseas profits pile up on the books of foreign subsidiaries.
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Debt of euro zone countries is currently considered risk-free - favourable treatment compared with other securities that has encouraged banks to pile up sovereign bonds in their balance sheets.
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The pile-up was caused by EF-Education First's Michael Woods crashing in front of the Ineos riders, who escaped unhurt although Gianni Moscon's bike was snapped in two.
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Leaked government analysis says that in a worse case scenario, new border checks will leave drivers waiting two days before crossing, creating a pile-up of around 8,000 vehicles.
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Ali Ramezani, the morgue's director, told Iran's state-run IRIB TV network that there was a "pile up" of bodies at the facility as they waited for coronavirus testing.
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A handful of riders were able to swerve out of the way and narrowly avoid collision, but soon enough someone hit the vehicle and a massive pile-up ensued.
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Some object to the "forward-funding" idea because it doesn't address the underlying price issue—just the payment timetable—and the costs could pile up for states over time.
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And the huge pile of other judicial nominations that he let pile up in a basement somewhere, so he'd be able to hand Donald Trump his biggest presidential achievement.
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And as the brand names and celebrity names pile up, along with a few bodies, it's hard for the reader to hold onto the manic energy in Wright's prose.
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Through bitter experience, emerging economies learnt that protecting themselves against these gales meant accumulating large dollar reserves, which began to pile up in the 1990s and peaked in 2014.
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Stephens missed last year's French Open because of injury, and can pile up rankings points during this tournament which may well lift her even higher than her current ranking.
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But aside from that, he continued to pile up numbers at so rapid a pace that it may be difficult for the average fan to keep track of them.
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A mass casualty crash on the Pennsylvania Turnpike left at least 5 people dead and at least 183 with injuries after a pile-up at around 3:30 a.m.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson needs to pile up a clear parliamentary majority if he is to take Britain out of the European Union next month, as he has promised.
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But farmers are losing patience as their crops continue to pile up in storage, potentially jeopardizing Trump's support among a group that was key to his election in 2000.
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Many scenes are so short that they don't seem to be overtly driving the story forward, but instead pile up and nearly swirl, like leaves caught in a gust.
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Qualifying for Congress today has come to seem more and more like the college admission process, where you pile up incredible achievements that will rarely benefit you on campus.
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Portions of Chicago saw some snow and while it began slowing down Sunday afternoon, the weather service said snow-covered surfaces may pile up to an inch of snow.
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If Till simply plods after Thompson, as Jorge Masvidal did, expect Thompson to dart in and out with pairs of straight punches and pile up his points that way.
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Pre-race hype videos prominently featured accidents, and during the race itself the crowd came alive with excitement when cars slid and the possibility of a pile-up loomed.
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MSNBC is remaining stone silent as old blog posts that seem to fly in the face of star Joy Reid's alleged progressive values continue to pile up, one after another.
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It's struggling to sell trendy apparel and instead has had merchandise pile up to the point where it's had to use deep discounts to try to move products off shelves.
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My photo archive is a trove of delicious finds that most of the time I don't even post anywhere; I just let them pile up, like cash under a mattress.
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As empty scallop shells started to pile up around me, I decided to head to the other end of the harbor where local food producers had Breton specialties on offer.
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There, the debt is continuing to pile up – $21 trillion to date, higher than it's been at any point in our nation's history – but no creditor calls or shows up.
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"All the things that happened while you were out pile up, and you actually come back to circumstances that are worse than they were before you left," Dr. Ballard says.
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Analysts see this trend extending into 22.39, adding to the challenges in a sector already grappling with a pile-up in bad debts to the highest level in a decade.
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After moving to Nashville in 1998, Aldean saw several record deals fall through before finally signing with Broken Bow Records in 2004, and the hits eventually began to pile up.
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The Sun Devils regressed last week against No. 17 Southern Cal, allowing the Trojans to pile up 607 yards through a slew of big plays and missed tackles by ASU.
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The one who never forgot a birthday or a Christmas and, even when she didn't see you, let the gifts pile up in her hall closet until the next time.
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But at the fag end of the year the boom evaporated, and, coupled with lower demand from China, led to a pile-up of unsold chips at distributors and retailers.
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Chris is amusingly tongue-tied around him at first, but the layers of this twisted three-way relationship pile up and become more unexpected over the course of eight episodes.
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MULTIPLE INQUIRIES Investigations of Boeing's conduct are starting to pile up, with several lawsuits already filed on behalf of victims of the Lion Air crash referring to the Ethiopian accident.
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British ships would buzz from port to port in all the fabulous tropics, and the riches of the world would pile up at home as we sold our—our what?
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Analysts see this trend extending into 23, adding to the challenges in a sector already grappling with a pile-up in bad debts to the highest level in a decade.
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Ms. Yellen said the Fed wanted to see evidence the economy was rebounding from a weak winter before it acted, but she added that evidence was beginning to pile up.
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Mesh Metal Wastebasket, $6.99 each at Bed Bath & BeyondIt's easy to let trash pile up in your dorm room, but having a trashcan will at least help contain that mess.
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But Mangold and his co-writers have also created a nicely structured story, where problems pile up on each other, complications ensue, and Chekhov's adamantium bullet will inevitably be fired.
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In July last year authorities shut the main landfill site for garbage from the capital without providing an alternative, causing months of festering rubbish to pile up around the city.
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In a game against the Bucks on Tuesday, Leonard did not pile up points and rebounds, but he gave the distinct impression that performance was the result of intelligent design.
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In New York, where doctors and nurses dressed in trash bags and bandannas are desperately fighting to contain the virus even as bodies pile up, the crisis is upon us.
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Nauman told me that he lets things pile up until he decides he needs the space; then he clears up one of the dust-covered piles and gets to work.
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ERBIL, Iraq — Day after day, the miseries of life pile up in camps for civilians driven from their homes by fighting between Iraqi forces and Islamic State militants in Mosul.
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This new study found the distress over health care costs hurts the standard of living for the entire family, when rent is not paid and credit card bills pile up.
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The abiding theme is that mistakes will be made, losses will pile up and yet — by accident or luck or sheer determination — most of these characters will manage to endure.
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Unlike Philadelphia, Brooklyn can't be accused of trying to pile up losses in order to secure draft position since the Boston Celtics own the Nets' No. 63 pick this June.
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Yet despite Mao's insouciance, China did not follow America and Russia into the arms race that saw them pile up 60,000 nuclear weapons in the three decades after that speech.
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This and the plot's stillness — days pile up, but many of the novel's "events" are Shmuel's realizations — make reading "Judas" feel a bit like reading Thomas Bernhard without the misanthropy.
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After the financial crisis, Americans were rightly irate that our regulators missed the pile-up of "covenant-light" loans and shaky mortgage-backed securities that brought down our financial markets.
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The shutdown has deepened the crisis as dues to lessors, staff and suppliers pile up and lenders scramble to find a buyer for what was once India's largest private airline.
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More consumers are washing one or two dishes during "cooking downtime," instead of letting them pile up and doing one big wash once they're all done, according to P&G.
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WASHINGTON — House Republican retirements are continuing to pile up, a sign many members aren't enjoying their time in the minority and don't think they'll return to power any time soon.
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Shopping Guide Magazines offer a world of ideas, but they come with a small domestic problem: When too many pile up or are strewn about, they can be an eyesore.
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The designers of the vehicles expected that dust settling from the Martian air would pile up on the solar panels, and eventually the rovers would fail from lack of power.
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If the forecast track of Hurricane Irma verifies, and the storm's center passes just to the west of the city, then onshore winds will pile up water into Tampa Bay.
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As Amazon adds buildings to the system — and maybe someday, as Seattle expands the system beyond Amazon's campus — the savings will pile up ever higher, eventually dwarfing the upfront investment.
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Stormy Daniels is getting a huge financial assist from the public in her legal battle with Donald Trump, but while the donations pile up ... so do questions about the loot.
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But her personal problems continued to pile up, from her and Onken's eventual breakup, to a major flood in her Brooklyn home, to learning that a former boyfriend had committed suicide.
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Not only has it been encouraging to see the cash pile up, the jar created a physical barrier between me and my saved money, so I'm less tempted to spend it.
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"I didn't think that Trump could have overcome her, but to watch the negatives pile up on her doorstep; Hillary Clinton has got a lot of work to do," O'Reilly said.
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Stop Wasting Your Wipes Just like body wipes, traditional makeup and cleansing wipes are known to pile up in landfills and ultimately harm the planet if they aren't sustainable or biodegradable.
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Given the expense and intricacy of a federal copyright lawsuit, those artists have had no good options for fighting back, even as infringing products pile up on seller platforms like Amazon.
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But for Trump to avoid an all-out political dogfight at the convention in July, he's going to have to pile up wins that defy all expectations in the weeks ahead.
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There's simply too much fun to be had in the way the film characterizes the various elements of the web, and the winking in-jokes pile up at a tremendous speed.
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The country has seen a wave of shared bicycles hit its city streets over the last year causing waste concerns as mountains of misshapen bikes pile up leaving eyesores across China.
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MULTIPLE INQUIRIES Investigations of the planemaker's conduct are starting to pile up, with several lawsuits already filed on behalf of victims of the Lion Air crash referring to the Ethiopian accident.
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After the incident — which involved more than 100 firefighters — at least 15 people were taken to the hospital, with one victim's foot amputated from the dangerous pile-up and collapse, news.com.
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Once an aircraft accelerates beyond the speed of sound, however, the air molecules simply can't get out of the way fast enough but pile up at certain points on the aircraft.
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Meanwhile, as indictments pile up and hearings continue, we've seen many targets of the president's vitriol stand before Congress, raise their right hands, swear their oaths, and tell what they know.
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Ryan can't win the White House this year, and in trying to he would lose the Speakership and likely be discarded with the wreckage that will pile up after the storm.
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For a while, I even struggled myself to pin down what exactly accounted for this shift in my personality, even as the obvious answers continued to pile up, almost 24/7.
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When you know that you could have done something with a fuller heart, with a more open spirit, that's an occasion for regret, and the regrets do tend to pile up.
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Former Airbnb guests entered Eriksson's apartment for her New Year's Eve party, the shoes that pile up in her hallway are no longer mysterious strangers, but rather people she calls friends.
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Rees makes us feel the weight of a thousand tiny injustices pile up over the years, and easily pivots between a systemic view of racism and a person-to-person one.
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What's particularly troubling is that as coastal populations continue to grow in China and elsewhere, plastic will continue to pile up in the sea, be that by litter or tainted wastewater.
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Other than pottery, I like cooking, music, walking my dog in Prospect Park in Brooklyn, doing the crossword puzzle and reading the New Yorkers that pile up on my kitchen table.
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"In the meantime, we kept seeing the garbage pile up, the grounds not being kept, lights not being replaced in a timely matter," said Lehra Brooks, a 66-year-old resident.
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Travel and leisure companies have tapped their relationship banks for new loans to bolster liquidity as the global spread of coronavirus heightens fears over passenger travel and canceled reservations pile up.
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But while tax deferral provides immediate relief to companies this year, experts are concerned that those levies could pile up and strain firms' balance sheets, especially if a recession is ahead.
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Schumer is expected to follow McConnell with his own statement on Friday after spending the holidays holding a string of news conferences trying to pile up public pressure on his rival.
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In the videos, which are hella scary, you can see passengers jump off the lift early to avoid the pile up of chairs swinging so hard they fly off the rail.
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When it becomes evident that interest in the food has worn down, it does not require much effort to pile up dirty plates and silverware and take them to the kitchen.
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The designers of the spacecraft expected that dust settling out of the Martian air would pile up on the solar panels, and the rovers would soon fail from lack of power.
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But after devastating losses in four states on Tuesday, finishing no better than third in Mississippi, Michigan, Idaho and Hawaii, the bad news for Rubio continued to pile up on Wednesday.
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His death is likely to pile up international pressure on the Egyptian government over its human rights record, especially conditions in prisons where thousands of Islamists and secular activists are held.
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A terrifying pile-up of vehicles on a Missouri interstate highway due to dangerous wintry roads was captured on video, and tragically resulted in the death of at least one person.
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Here, his big, oil-on-canvas "Jammed" (2017, 78 x 104 inches) depicts a pile-up of cut logs that serves, he has suggested, as a metaphor for today's political stagnation.
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A snow farm is a place where they just pile up extra snow (and it can take a long time to melt—last year's snow in Boston didn't melt until the summer).
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Eventually, it feels like the strategy will have to fail — as the Marvel movies and Star Wars stories pile up, people may eventually stop turning out for them in their current numbers.
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That includes not mowing the front lawn for a few weeks, letting dead leaves pile up everywhere, and plastering your home's facade with thick layers of fake cobwebs using this Webcaster Gun.
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This game is so rewarding when you do things right and you pile up hits and score runs, but sometimes you do everything right and you wind up on the wrong end.
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The bodies pile up at the bottom of the screen as you watch — by the time you're at the finale, you feel downright exhausted at all the death and destruction you've seen.
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If the Detroit Pistons are going to end a six-season playoff drought, they need to pile up victories on a nine-game homestand that opens on Wednesday against the Atlanta Hawks.
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The Astros batters took huge swings over biting changeups, watched helplessly as fastballs dotted the corner; Scherzer, with his violent throwing motion, screamed and fistpumped as the outs continued to pile up.
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Most traditional college programs take at least two years to complete and debt can pile up: average student-loan debt is $5,170 at community colleges and about $37,000 at four-year colleges.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Olympic champion Elinor Barker has confirmed she suffered a broken collarbone in a high-speed pile-up at the end of the women's Ride London Classique in London on Saturday.
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Playing on the Olympic team transforms players into something completely different than what they are with their NBA squads; that's the fun of it, much more than watching the wins pile up.
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As accounts continue to pile up about Moore's past, the controversial Republican nominee has continued to deny any untoward behavior, attacked the media and threatened to take legal action of some kind.
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What would happen if the three Mega-alliance decided not to trade with the United States, or if a war came and American goods pile up on the docks and imports cease?
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"When regulators sleep and auto companies place profits over safety, safety defects pile up," Mr. Ditlow and Mr. Nader wrote in an Op-Ed article in The New York Times in 2014.
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The big crowd at Hazeltine, boisterous and frequently disruptive on Saturday as the empty beer cans continued to pile up outside the ropes, could also be a factor in the Americans' favor.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - Canadian farmers are growing some of the biggest crops in recent memory, according to a Reuters survey of 12 analysts and traders, raising fears of another grain pile-up.
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But while the water bottles pile up, the money to replace all of Flint's lead pipes is uncertain, leaving a permanent fix for the city's deteriorated water lines still far from reach.
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And while church officials say it will come down in 2017, by coincidence the congregation's 300th anniversary year, they have not decided what to do with the wood that will pile up.
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Signs of economic damage continues to pile up, however, with British regional airline Flybe a high profile casualty on Thursday as it shut operations just a month after a publicly-sanctioned rescue.
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Against this backdrop, one dealer in Florida has refused to sell recalled vehicles that he cannot get fixed, letting 100 or so pile up on a lot miles from his main showroom.
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"This is the period when the start-up idea starts to move from conceptual phase to the implementation stages" when unforeseen costs and production challenges can start to pile up, Sachdeva said.
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I saw what fun was, and that how, when you talked to a Karen, you would say words, and they would say words, and the words would just pile up around us.
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Throw pillows, diapers, car parts, cellphones, high heels and AirPods pile up in the foyer, but none of the items were bought by the person to whom they are addressed: Arame Wade.
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Analysts blamed the sharp selloff on both the trade war jitters that sent the Dow tumbling more than 400 points on Thursday and evidence that excess oil barrels are starting to pile up.
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Everything went smoothly until the end of the song, when a roller skater who appeared to be Stefani fell backwards hitting her head and causing a small pile up of other falling skaters.
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As the revelations from Lifetime's shocking R. Kelly documentary continue to pile up, many musicians — some of whom have worked with the singer in the past — are stepping forward to publicly denounce him.
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And corporations from all types of industries are working to find sustainable alternatives as the world's plastics problem continues to pile up: An estimated 91% of all plastic waste has never been recycled.
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More than a foot of snow could pile up in New York City if conditions come together just right, potentially making it one of the top storms for so late in the season.
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At 19, Kodak Black is not like typical teenage rappers who try to align themselves with rockstar personalities and pile up enough drugs and money to send a party into an infinite loop.
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In this case, southern Haiti stands to receive up to 23 inches of rain from Hurricane Matthew, as onshore winds pile up air along mountain slopes, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
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On what would have been the last lap, with Truex apparently headed for the win, a major pile-up developed that claimed Jimmie Johnson, with Bubba Wallace and Clint Bowyer initiating the mess.
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In an article for The Atlantic, writer Joe Pinsker split email recipients into two categories: those who let emails pile up, unattended; and those who felt compelled to respond as quickly as possible.
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For all the convenience and widespread availability of dockless bike-sharing, it has not been universally welcomed, however, drawing criticism in some areas for the eyesores that result when abandoned bikes pile up.
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CIC was founded in 2007 as a wholly state-owned company to help China earn a higher return on its pile up of foreign exchange reserves, which stood at $3.2 trillion in June.
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San Francisco city officials will get to see how Super Bowl festivities downtown will affect traffic, and East Coast cities buried in snow can see what happens if another six inches pile up.
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The video -- first posted by CBS2 in Chicago -- shows Ola and Abel Osundairo at the checkout counter as they pile up the items, which include ski masks, gloves, bandanas, sunglasses and red hats.
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But as more reports pile up, it appears that, once again, comedic fiction is pointing the way toward a troubling reality — the most popular new gadget on the market is endangering some users.
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Sure you could continue to pile up the dishes, but at some point you are going to have to deal with it, especially when you've completely run out of cutlery and you're hungry.
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Vance took the same underlying conduct from the federal cases to recharge Manafort then used the same conduct over and over to pile up 85033 counts for mortgage fraud and falsifying business records.
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Washington (CNN)White House legislative affairs director Marc Short said Sunday that President Donald Trump remains supportive of Scott Pruitt as stories pile up about his actions as EPA chief and his past.
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The things pile up in parks, courtyards, alleyways and any available open space, often dumped carelessly on top of each other, sometimes making it difficult for pedestrians to walk down a street unimpeded.
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Allowing them to opt to continue working would enable them to conduct time-sensitive work that would otherwise pile up during the shutdown, or simply could not be performed at a later date.
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Maxfield and Hale say it's a practice that many top employees implement as it allows them to quickly finish small tasks before they pile up and take more mental space than they deserve.
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Contador, Tour winner in 2007 and 2009, hit the deck again on a slippery road as part of a pile-up also involving Frenchman Warren Barguil, German Tony Martin and Spain's Joaquim Rodriguez.
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While that could boost the standard measure of economic growth during the first quarter, it could also be a sign that lackluster consumer purchases are leading goods to pile up on businesses' shelves.
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In the worst cases, you find yourself awkwardly duking it out for time in the bathroom, fighting over space on the DVR, and letting dirty dishes pile up in your tiny kitchen sink.
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As Islamophobic political rhetoric mounts and hate crimes and incidents of mosque vandalism pile up, the personnel paid to keep worshippers safe symbolize the nagging discomfort of being a Muslim in America today.
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A rough week in store Up to 6 inches of rain are likely to fall on the coast and valleys and one or more feet of snow will pile up in the mountains.
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Working from a script by Andy Weiss, Logan Miller and Noah Miller, Mr. Demange keeps moving as the complications pile up, the law agents circle the block again and Rick Jr. fumbles forward.
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As the allegations pile up, our gender editor looks at how social media, famous accusers and a generational change have added up to a profound shift in how we talk about sexual harassment.
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But where all but a handful of cable networks and streaming service programs used to stay away from the fall glut, now there are even more of them adding to the pile-up.
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The wins began to pile up: The Wildcats went 5-6 in Year 2, won seven games the next season and went 9-2-1 in 1993 for its second bowl berth ever.
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Many of the hundreds of emails — on average, 200 on a weekday and 600 by Monday morning after they pile up over the weekend — that pass through the inbox sound like Mr. Hawkinson's.
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With fewer than 100 days to go until the midterms, the evidence continues to pile up that America's electoral system remains a hot target for hackers, most notably agents of the Russian government.
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If Judge Kavanaugh seemed doomed at midday on Thursday and revived by the end of the day, anything could still happen before the final vote, especially if additional allegations continue to pile up.
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But evidence began to pile up — from polls, surveys and interviews with supporters — that he had built a broad, demographically and ideologically diverse coalition that could propel him to the Republican nomination. Mrs.
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However, because of the grounding, Boeing has not been able to deliver the planes to customers and collect payment, which has led to a growing pile-up at Boeing&aposs various storage facilities.
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The eighth Republican presidential debate of the 2016 campaign — and the last one before the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday — began with a slapstick offstage candidate pile-up and generally devolved from there.
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And in reality, you can't always be your truest self in front of your roommates — because sometimes, your truest self just wants to watch Netflix in your birthday suit while the dishes pile up.
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The Blazers' rebuilding playbook seemed predictable: young dudes would oscillate between brilliant and brain-dead, losses would pile up, and the team would be compensated with a top lottery pick in the 213 Draft.
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By 2360, when Judge T. John Ward—who was replaced by Gilstrap upon retirement—took the bench, the patent cases were starting to pile up and they were immediately all transferred to Ward's docket.
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LONDON — From Spain's legendary Benicassim festival to the massive pile-up of bands that constitutes Rock Werchter in Belgium, there's an almost endless number of music weekenders on offer throughout Europe in the summer.
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The complicated details of Romei's schemes and Shira's past start to pile up and will satisfy lovers of plot, but the novel is at its strongest when Shira's voice is loosely playful and ruminative.
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As the family hosts an annual gathering, the aging white guests pile up the microaggressions, taking every opportunity to grope Chris' muscles without asking, or to pointedly, proudly mention their admiration for Tiger Woods.
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Because many low-income people can't pay their debt, billions of dollars in fines and fees go unpaid every year while these debts hang over people, spiraling out of control as penalties pile up.
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The deputies were responding to an emergency call when their vehicle collided with another at Whittier Boulevard and Indiana Street in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Boyle Heights, causing a three vehicle pile-up.
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But the millions of tons of sediment that pile up in the delta region of these rivers, a large portion of Bangladesh, could be hiding the biggest natural disaster the region has ever seen.
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Over the next several months, awards for The Walking Dead continued to pile up — a pivotal and defining moment for a studio that had been in a challenging financial situation just a year before.
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He was involved in a bike pile-up along with Australian Richie Porte, Bauke Mollema from the Netherlands and a motorbike recording the race during the 22016th stage of the tour on Mont Ventoux.
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The risk, warned a 2018 study by Detroit-based AlixPartners, is that there could be "a pile-up of epic proportions" coming that would lead to billions of dollars in losses across the industry.
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But as the bodies pile up and Jong-Goo's own daughter is affected by the strange curse, developing the strange rash along with dark, violent desires, his reticence gives way to suspicion and desperation.
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It's not much of a spoiler to say that the timelines will merge at the film's end, the evacuation will be a success, and a substantial body count will pile up along the way.
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Local media have criticized the unit, ridiculed as "the decorum cops", for removing popular art while unsightly graffiti blights many buildings and heaps of garbage pile up on sidewalks because of a collection backlog.
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Even after the cameras stopped rolling months ago, more drama continued to pile up for the couple after reports surfaced alleging Baier wasn't paying child support for several secret biological children with multiple women.
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Because everything in the pieces is probabilistic and because the probabilities pile up it can take a very long time to get an idea of all the variations that might occur in the piece.
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The rapid pile-up of bodies naturally catches the attention of the authorities, including a brilliant detective who goes only by the name L (Lakeith Stanfield) who deciphers what's happening with almost comical speed.
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Video of the subsequent five-car pile-up shows scores of hagfish zipping across the asphalt as the Oregon State Police try to contain the slime-drenched horror scene with a backhoe and hoses.
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Despite dealing with injuries and taking time off to give birth to her daughter, Parker continued to pile up laurels, winning another M.V.P. Award in 2013 and Olympic gold medals in 2008 and 2012.
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"The list of political obstacles for stocks has continued to pile up and seems unlikely to improve anytime soon," Lori Calvasina, the investment bank's head of U.S. equity strategy, wrote in a note Tuesday.
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Economists warn that capital expenditure and overall economic growth are likely to weaken in the first half of this year as exports dwindle and inventories pile up due to a slowdown in global trade.
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China's domestic iron ore production jumped 220 percent in January-February as a price rally last year extended into 24, causing imported ore to pile up at the ports of the world's top buyer.
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Testing for the virus takes time, delaying burials and creating a "pile up" of bodies at the morgue, said Behesht-e Masoumeh morgue director, Ali Ramezani, in a report on Iranian state TV, IRIB.
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In flurries of posts since her attack, she has replied to strangers, friends and foes, unspooling her version of events, and reminding the people who pile up on her that she was nearly killed.
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But before we go, as always, we want to hear from you and this week we want to know as the hearing start to pile up what do you still or newly confused by.
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The evidence is clear, and continuing to pile up, that if a car makes it easier for people to take their attention off the road, they're going to do so—with potentially deadly consequences.
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And the scholarship money cannot be used on books, housing costs, child care or any of the other living expenses that can quickly pile up, and eventually cause many to drop out of school.
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That creates the potential of a pile-up of such cases between now and June, giving Democrats more opportunity to argue that the dangers of an eight-member court are real and not remote.
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Another hospital told Trib Live it was treating 25 patients ranging from age 7 to age 52 from the pile-up, and that one patient is expected to be transferred to a trauma hospital.
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There's a kind of restlessness in the way these images pile up, to the movie's accumulation of album covers, its books, snatches of jazz and glimpses of Humphrey Bogart making love to Ingrid Bergman.
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He said his business partner would send over scripts and he'd see them come through and think how he would remember to read it and respond, but of course things start to pile up.
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With that 3-pointer, which came with about 15 minutes left in the game, the pressure that appeared to pile up on Young and the Sooners over the past month seemed to fade away.
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The fundamental difference is that hallways and offices admit only finite numbers of people, while there is no limit to the number of emails that can pile up during any day, hour or minute.
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For those who are left, hoping that things might turn around, a general malaise has set in, as mounds of paperwork for asset sales pile up, according to three people with knowledge of the situation.
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In fact, watching Holzhauer's pile up his $1.5 million-and-beyond winning total, I'm beginning to intuit how the other horses might have felt watching Secretariat roar long and hard toward that Belmont finish line.
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" As the data pile up, an underdog theory of black-hole binary formation could conceivably gain traction—for instance, the notion that binaries form through dynamical interactions inside dense star-forming regions called "globular clusters.
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As allegations pile up across the industry, venture capital firms in the crosshairs are struggling to salvage their reputations, which almost always have historically been driven by their bottom lines, not out-of-office conduct.
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But all the while, you still have to keep up with the fish with the right joystick; if they start to pile up too high, they'll intrude on the fantasy until you clear them away.
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The costs pile up in the meantime: New Jersey alone — not the hardest hit state — spends $300 million a year responding to the opioid crisis, and West Virginia is estimated to lose about $8 billion.
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H&M has trailed Inditex in performance and seen its profits shrink and stocks pile up in recent years as it failed to react quickly enough to demand swings and a boom in e-commerce.
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Posted by Regina Dugan on Tuesday, October 17, 2017 As rumors pile up that Facebook is working on moving into consumer hardware, all eyes remain on the company's Building 8 division, which handles those projects.
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Boeing shares slid Monday after ratings agencies issued a negative outlooks for the maker of the 13 Max, as the fallout from two fatal crashes of the planes continue to pile up on the manufacturer.
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If your resolution is to break a bad habit Is your problem that you spend hours at work browsing YouTube videos, letting emails pile up in your inbox, or drinking coffee all day, every day?
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"When it comes to federal spending and piling on our massive debt, Secretary Clinton is a five-car pile-up, but Senator Sanders is a trainwreck," said Brian Baker, the president of the ESA Fund.
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Boeing reported a massive second-quarter loss of $6.673 billion on Wednesday — its worst ever — as costs pile up for the aerospace giant while its flagship 737 Max jet remains grounded after two fatal crashes.
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KANILAI, Gambia (Reuters) - In a warehouse on the sprawling country estate of Gambia's exiled former leader, Yahya Jammeh, silver platters pile up beside dusty crates of empty champagne bottles with labels commemorating his 1994 coup.
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"As growth risks pile up externally and internally, the Fed will want to make sure that [quantitative tightening] is not a constraint that weighs down on financial conditions and hence on the economy," Mathai said.
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The company has seen profits shrink and stocks pile up in recent years due to slowing footfall at its core-brand stores and as it has not been fast enough to react to demand swings.
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However, more recently a ban on high value currency notes and a liquidity shortage driven by bad debts on banks' balance sheets have led to a cooling in lending and a housing inventory pile-up.
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Sisi, a former army general, came to power in 2014 promising reform and stability but his popularity is slipping as economic problems pile up and he is forced to confront persistent and deadly Islamist insurgencies.
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A rough week in store Up to 6 inches of rain is likely to fall on the coast and in the valleys and one or more feet of snow will pile up in the mountains.
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From taking notes at meetings to cleaning out the kitchen coffee pot, these tiny tasks eventually pile up — and it's at the root of why women in business experience more burnout than their male colleagues.
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India is witnessing a slowdown in its auto sector, hit by a credit squeeze, higher insurance costs and a pile-up of inventory, prompting automakers including Maruti Suzuki and Ashok Leyland Ltd to cut production.
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SINGAPORE, July 8 (Reuters) - Copper prices dropped on Monday on inventory pile-up amid a steady dollar after strong U.S. jobs data led to tempered expectations of an aggressive rate cut by the Federal Reserve.
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As event invites for Pride parties pile up in my Facebook inbox, it seems like a good time to return to the topic: what is the current status of queer women in music and nightlife?
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The clip follows a group of drug dealers as they're increasingly hounded by investigators and, in true dramatic fashion, features various changes in allegiance as twists begin to pile up and lead to violent conclusions.
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The case comes at a time when the Christian community, which accounts for 19 percent of the state's population, is reeling under an erosion of trust as sexual abuse cases involving the clergy pile up.
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The planes are still being maintained and moved regularly, airlines told Business Insider, with carriers avoiding putting them into long-term storage and keen to use them as soon as possible as costs pile up.
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Ali Ramezani, the director of the Behesht-e Masoumeh morgue in Qom, told state-run television at the time that there was now a "pile up" of bodies at the facility as they await testing.
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The food and beverage company wants to get the workers on the job as quickly as possible, as delays start to pile up at medical clinics that process drug tests and in public record offices.
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The struggle over Kashmir is one of those territorial disputes that seem only to deepen and to assume greater symbolic importance as decades go by and the atrocities and resentments on both sides pile up.
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The Los Angeles Lakers came close to knocking off rivals the Los Angeles Clippers and Golden State Warriors over the last two games before falling just short, and the losses are beginning to pile up.
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As cases of coronavirus pile up across the globe and fears of a pandemic pick up steam, US universities are calling off their Italy study abroad programs and urging students to leave the European country.
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As the bricks of bad news about Mr. Trump pile up, Republicans have struggled to portray themselves as busy toiling away at the nation's business even though their legislative agenda moves deeper into the abyss.
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By blocking spending bills from passing individually, Democrats last year forced the appropriations measures to pile up in a year-end catch-all omnibus, which was negotiated by senior White House officials and congressional leaders.
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I was just trying to gather it back up and lose the spots we were gonna lose but go on, and then, some cars barreled in pretty fast from behind and caused a pile-up.
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BEIJING, Nov 21 (Reuters) - A 37-vehicle pile-up on an expressway in northern China killed four people and injured more than 40 on Monday, disrupting traffic in both directions, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV said.
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If you can't make payments until after graduation ...A full deferment will allow you to put off repayment until after you've graduated, but beware that interest will continue to pile up in the meantime.3.
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When fabric cutting is delayed to the last possible moment and garments are produced on-demand, it can also prevent the pile-up of unsold inventory, allowing brands to sell more stock at full price.
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Credit cards are a great way to earn miles and points, but if you're not careful, it's easy to spend more than you can afford and pile up big balances that are tough to pay off.
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For one thing, he would potentially be the third general to hold a Trump Cabinet position, a pile up of former military officers in civilian roles that the new White House could well want to avoid.
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Chains, such as R.H. Macy & Co, would typically pile up cash at the year-end, seek protection from creditors in January and then spend at least a year or two working out a viable business plan.
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Reaching inbox zero is basically a pipe dream, and crafting the perfect message that isn't riddled with typos is an increasingly difficult task as the distractions provided by Facebook/Twitter/Snapchat/looming WWIII all pile up.
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" By 2020, virtually every mainstream and luxury brand will be in the chase for customers, something that the Detroit-based consultancy AlixPartners warned in a recent study could lead to "a pile-up of epic proportions.
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To maximize bagging efficiency, when using Amazon Go take a cue from the legendary cashiers who bag your groceries as they scan, rather than letting them all pile up at the end of the conveyor belt.
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They seek out walls filled with political propaganda, that are located near places where people congregate, or in places where garbage tends to pile up, in an effort to create a contrast with bleak city realities.
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Combatting the pile-up situation, excessive numbers of oBikes at a single location must be relocated within 24 hours, and that bike locations must be monitored regularly to avoid and manage potential breaches of the agreement.
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In these garden-variety slumps, people and firms with the capacity to spend more, who might normally leap at the chance to buy discounted goods or hire overqualified workers, instead allow their cash to pile up.
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DEMS&apos DOSSIER DENIALS PILE UP According to the report, the Clinton campaign and DNC paid more than $9 million to Elias' firm Perkins Coie that, in turn, retained the political consultants who commissioned the research.
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American commanders in the Pacific grumble that whereas China can pile up ground-based missiles (over 95% of its missiles fall in the INF range) America must rely on those launched from ships, submarines and aircraft.
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With these 10 picks, no matter what the forecast says (who doesn't love those days that have a high of 80, low of 55!), you'll 100% be prepared to pile up (or peel down) as necessary.
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China said in September last year it was helping Africa develop, not pile up debt, as the government pledged $60 billion to African nations and rejected criticism it is loading the continent with an unsustainable burden.
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If Trump, 69, could sweep those two states and pile up delegates elsewhere, it would probably knock home-state favorites Rubio and Kasich out of the race and make it tough for Cruz to catch him.
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" In another one with The Zine, he was even more direct, admitting, "We should get a big bulldozer, pile up all the rubbish and send it over to America… It's time to make England fresh again.
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The pile-up underscores a lack of preparation for these massive harvests in Latin America's largest economy, where chronic logistical bottlenecks have been worsened by farmers' refusal to sell amid slumping prices, with far-reaching effects.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A pile-up of unsold inventory across U.S. retail chains is likely to squeeze profits further as stores struggle to make up for a weak first quarter marred by weak sales and share declines.
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Ms. Hockenberry said the best thing that those who missed the deadline can do "is get their return filed, prior to hearing from the I.R.S." The longer you wait, the more penalties and interest pile up.
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As concerns pile up about the fashion industry's environmental impact, and amidst frenzies of Marie Kondo-inspired closet cleanouts, many people are turning to secondhand shops and services to buy and sell used clothes and accessories.
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Delays at the border caused by a no-deal Brexit risk making cars and lorries wait two days before crossing, creating a pile-up of around 8,000 vehicles, according to government material leaked to Sky News.
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Many Sri Lankans saw Mr. Wickremesinghe as aloof and ineffective, numb to the economic troubles that have begun to pile up around them as this island nation slides deeper into debt, much of it to China.
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Some of the litigation began to pile up during the initial chaotic weekend of the Trump ban's implementation, as lawyers scrambled to find judges willing to step in to free specific travelers or prevent their deportation.
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Pence's approach was to pile up economic numbers and wins that made reelection a no-brainer, if Republicans would only "tell your neighbors" once they boarded the shuttles that took them out of the secured event.
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"There's a clear worry among Biden supporters that he can't be the front-runner from June of 2019 through July of 2020 … that eventually, the gaffes will pile up and he'll come down," former Pennsylvania Gov.
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But unless they're fresh fruit or nuts, snacks have often been made and packaged to last a lifetime and pile up in our cupboards until they're overflowing with FiberOne bars and tiny packages of Cheese Nips.
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Turned Out Right around the time foreclosures were starting to pile up in the housing crash, on their way to affecting nearly one in five homeowning Hispanic households, the very same communities took a second blow.
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Even though we've been seeing all season how Philip and Elizabeth are stretched extremely thin, I never really considered the potential pile-up of ongoing spy commitments that we haven't "checked in" on in a while.
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