Bills were piling up, stresses and debts were piling up.
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Simply put, when you're organizing major tournaments, as you get closer, pressure keeps on piling up, scrutiny keeps on piling up.
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Short sellers are piling in, even as cannabis stocks declineShort sellers have kept piling into these stocks, even as they&aposve declined, meaning they think they still have room to fall.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Calls from world leaders were piling up.
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He sweats over his fictional countries, piling on the detail.
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But like dealing with a mortgage, fees start piling up.
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Bond investors scrambled for safety, piling into German government debt.
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Got some negative thoughts piling up during your lunch break?
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Piling on only exaggerates the problem and helps negativity spread.
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We eat two tangerines, piling the rinds sweetly around us.
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It's Hump Day people, and the sales are piling up.
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The frustrations are piling up for China's leader, Xi Jinping.
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Wall Street seems to be piling onto the struggling stock.
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How long will we let those reasons keep piling up?
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Quant hedge funds, both new and old, are piling in.
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Evidence of exactly what happened in Syria is piling up.
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But Kalanick's contrition didn't stop more scandals from piling up.
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But Charles is not alone in piling up the titles.
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I didn't care about the dishes piling up or anything.
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Instead, the show has just kept piling on more elements.
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Emails and phone calls about back payments continued piling up.
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Finally, people need to stop piling on to Hillary Clinton.
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It meant hitting the road and piling on huge debt.
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Instead of piling up your plate, stick with your favorites.
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Bad news keeps piling up for Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei.
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Obviously, Qatar is just doing a bit of piling on.
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Powerful Buddhist monks have been piling pressure on Muslim politicians.
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They became even slower, and the pounds kept piling on.
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Lawsuits are piling up against President Trump and his administration.
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This tactic of posthumous piling on does not promote truth.
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Bottom line: The indictments and arrests just keep piling up.
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Economic issues are currently addressed only through piling on sanctions.
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The piling scandals are causing chaos in the White House.
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Major global problems are piling up, worsening by the day.
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Coronavirus Cancellations due to the coronavirus outbreak keep piling up.
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Update: Other tech companies and CEOs are piling on here.
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"Everybody seems to be piling into pot," Mr. Gagosian said.
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Bills were piling up, and finances were not his thing.
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"We already saw problems piling up last year," Tang said.
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Piling dishes in the sink and leaving them for later.
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But then the evidence started piling up in other species.
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Internally, Uber staff members also began piling on the pressure.
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Lest you think I'm piling on the Trumps, I'm not.
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Piling up so much coal isn't just useless, it's harmful.
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When he did... investors went wild, piling into the stock.
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Bison meat began piling up in freezers, and ranchers went bankrupt.
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The company's debt is piling up even as cash reserves dwindle.
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Those economies are piling on their U.S. trade surpluses with abandon.
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I couldn't believe how much God was piling on at once.
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Quick: That is money that is piling up at this point?
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St. Joseph's Orphanage Back in Vermont, the evidence was piling up.
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Chinese authorities had been piling on the pressure to ratify it.
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In the meantime, lawsuits from suppliers and contractors are piling up.
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They are getting out of defensive names without piling into cyclicals.
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So the reasons to do business in Europe is piling up.
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Instead, listings are sitting for a longer time and piling up.
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AHH: Democratic presidential candidates are piling on former South Bend, Ind.
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After a brief respite, short-sellers are piling back into Herbalife.
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It is also piling pressure on the prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.
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Frustrations have been piling up since Mr Rouhani's victory in May.
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Zimbabweans are therefore piling into anything they think might retain value.
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I stopped that prescription, but the pounds kept piling on afterward.
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It's not surprising that Kardashian would be piling on the love.
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But despite this, signs of impending recession are now piling up.
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He kept quiet before piling into a minivan and driving off.
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As a result, the minerals left behind just keep piling up.
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There's a growing, multibillion-dollar backlog of maintenance work piling up.
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Yet more and more $21.1 million homes are piling up unsold.
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It just keeps piling on new features that nobody's asked for.
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After that, the accusations started piling up at the Brian Center.
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Right now, the answer is to keep piling on more sand.
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I notice that the laundry's piling up, and run a load.
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The bids are already piling high and well eclipsing the estimates.
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Dozens of medical bills, some 203 pages long, began piling up.
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Convincing data that internet-based programs are effective is piling up,
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Unfortunately, piling on the praise doesn't give them extra self-esteem.
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The disagreements between American and Israeli Jews have been piling up.
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I know everyone's piling on, but this is just really discouraging.
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"The incidents are piling up," wrote Lucia Graves at the Guardian.
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Too many bodies are piling up on the world's highest peak.
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More research is piling up to back up the anecdotal evidence.
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Of course, piling it on in this way performs a function.
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Nervous investors are piling into gold and ultra-safe government bonds.
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The ships are coming in and the cargo is piling up.
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For people who dislike him, this seems to be piling on.
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Coal is piling up even as our needs for it shrink.
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You're dipping the toe back in and not just piling in.
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Despite the money piling up, the cracks are starting to show.
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Piling on in the second, the Braves made it 6-0.
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Matter As biological research races forward, ethical quandaries are piling up.
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Consequently, revenues for Gigi's Cupcakes fell and costs began piling up.
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Cash is piling back into the riskiest corners of the market.
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The casualties are piling up; so are the violations of law.
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Trash and human feces (seriously!) are piling up in national parks.
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But first, Cersei marked the occasion by piling on the ornamentation.
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While we're big fans of piling on tons of clothing, mixing and matching to create eye-catching looks (as long as it's not 90 degrees outside), piling on different pairs of earrings just isn't something most consider.
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Investors have been piling into the precious metal as a safe haven.
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Instead, it's a bunch of little things that just keep piling up.
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The work is piling up, so I plan out lots of overtime.
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BECKY QUICK: That is money that is piling up at this point?
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Rather than piling on, we decided to flash back to happier times.
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NOTES: Accolades keep piling up for Minnesota F/C Karl-Anthony Towns.
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Problems were piling up for the mayor of America's third-largest city.
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Other buildings without storage space resort to piling boxes in their lobbies.
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Goods started piling up in ports, frustrating importers, truckers and port terminals.
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It may be little surprise, therefore, that investors are piling into cash.
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Customers in search of yield are piling into Wealthfront's new cash accounts.
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They're dressing in practical layers, piling everything on under all-purpose jackets.
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"To downgrade it now is piling on at this point," Bapis said.
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In short, they are piling into shares because they see no alternative.
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The connections between Russia and the Trump White House keep piling up.
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That can definitely jeopardize your business since you're piling on unnecessary debt.
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But by the 1880s, the country was simply piling up budget surpluses.
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Betting the endgame is not far away, some are piling back in.
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The comparisons to 2008 -- the prelude to global depression -- are piling up.
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Soon, avocados with names like "Avopro" began piling up in his offices.
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Competitors are piling into the market, trying to clone Slack's core features.
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A video showing likes piling up demonstrates just how compelling this is.
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The problems currently facing the commercial real estate industry are piling up.
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Beyond journalism, stories of Muslims assaulted by Trump supporters are piling up.
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Meanwhile, lawyer and consultant fees related to the bankruptcy keep piling up.
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And just as in his past starts, the walks were piling up.
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Immediate offsets aren't feasible, and simply piling on the debt isn't responsible.
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On Costello's Facebook page, angry comments against the ban were piling up.
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Or piling them up on toast with a spoonful of crème fraîche.
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"It's a PR problem, with the media piling on," said this person.
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But more storms are coming and other legislative priorities are piling up.
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Are we prepared to fight the many fights piling up against us?
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Take a break from piling rocks and make a Babybel cairn instead.
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They kept piling these huge Marshall speakers one on top of another.
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But investors seem ready to move on, piling back into riskier assets.
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Investors have been piling into these behind-the-scenes players, with Checkout.
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So Goldman is advising clients against blindly piling into all of them.
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"They [investors] have been piling into bonds and defensive stocks," Paulsen said.
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Both parties are all in, with donations and outside spending piling up.
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The defense is still in trouble, and the injuries keep piling up.
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Once all this is laid out, the predictable stuff starts piling up.
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But since then, the political and economic tensions have been piling up.
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Pigeons roam the cavernous nave, their excrement piling up on the floor.
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The result has been a piling up of savings and little investment.
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Kamala Harris, Cory Booker and Kirsten Gillibrand — have started piling on Fairfax.
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Not receiving prompt medical care and becoming a nonconsenting victim of medical experimentation (without anesthesia) are in no way comparable, nor are the piling of innocent children into holding areas and the piling of innocent children into gas chambers.
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In fact, the food from tech companies that goes uneaten is piling up.
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The statistical reflections of this collective embrace of the rally keep piling up.
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"You could literally see lumber piling up everywhere," one of the people said.
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They can't be piling their dirty clothes in the middle of the room.
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It accumulated 277 yards after piling up 29.3 yards against UNLV last week.
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A tumbleweed-like grass is piling up on doorsteps in rural Victoria, Australia.
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As for the comments already piling up regarding the tattoos, McInerny isn't bothered.
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And airlines that were counting on the 737 Max are piling up losses.
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It accumulated 631 yards after piling up 664 yards against UNLV last week.
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Kelly's Legal Issues Piling UpAlexandria Ocasio-Cortez is Terrified of her Garbage Disposal
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They tend to be spilling out of or piling into Lyfts or Ubers.
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Why not work through some of those longreads piling up in your bookmarks?
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Piling on all these requirements is going to make 5G networks horrendously complicated.
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The end sees the parents happily piling food into Prince Charming's rice bowl.
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At conventional banks bad loans to politically connected businesses have been piling up.
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We're already seeing dockless bikes piling up in scrap yards as companies fold.
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Gazella had medical bills piling up for over a year due to operations.
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Local governments have been piling in with their own "Silk Road scholarship" schemes.
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In the past, we've done that by piling on lots of black mascara.
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Piling lipstick on top of dry lips only serves to spotlight rough spots.
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Ahead of the move, investors have been piling money into real estate funds.
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But Lynch also knows it's ridiculous, so he keeps piling on the absurdity.
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But, at the time it went public, Apple was piling up net income.
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With screenshots piling up, Grace says that she's considered publishing them for years.
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No piling, they wash nicely and dry quickly, [and] they're still super soft.
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Uber's public relations problems have been piling up over the past few months.
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The incidents keep piling up, like the cresting wave of an incoming tide.
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CREDIT SUISSE: Stock pickers are piling into these 12 US stock market 'darlings'
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Foil blankets are piling up as women are arrested here at the Senate.
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It was like an ever-piling sandwich filling between the two major announcements.
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There was also a joke about dead bodies piling up after Hurricane Maria.
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Penn State outgained Kentucky 410-297, piling up 246 yards through the air.
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Between the piling and the pounding, a single wall took days to complete.
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They were piling up in my mailroom and appearing on my neighbors' doorsteps.
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But the McCaskill forces are piling on a guy who isn't even running.
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"Distractions Piling up," declared a headline on SB Nation's Rams Blog, Turfshow Times.
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But in the age of consumer DNA testing, the anecdotes are piling up.
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The trade tensions escalated last week with both sides piling on new tariffs.
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The public debt is already piling up faster than the economy is growing.
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This has in turn bolstered startup investors piling into enterprise-focused software companies.
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Plenty of hotels are piling on incentives this month to attract L.G.B.T. travelers.
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It largely went defunct in 2011 as complaints and lawsuits started piling up.
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Evidence for that proposition has continued piling up over the past 2202 years.
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Reporters piling into golf carts and running along fairways trying to keep up.
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Investors are piling in again, spying opportunities to lock in newly connected consumers.
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By Friday, the announcements from Democrats in swing districts were quickly piling up.
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Trash is piling up; it has not been picked up since the storm.
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At the same time, exports and empty containers are piling up, he said.
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Outside of the pitching staff, however, the injuries seemed to be piling up.
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The ethics office's letter adds to the troubles piling up on Ms. Conway.
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After all, the work is piling high in anticipation of our holiday vacations.
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While critics are blasting Facebook, users are still piling in by the millions.
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Evidence is piling up, though, that this isn't enough to make an impact.
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The sheer piling on of different points itself became a kind of point.
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The expenses start piling up the moment you say "I do" to a home.
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Tumbleweed Mess Tumbleweeds are piling up roof high outside homes in Wangaratta. www.7News.com.
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Now new litigation is piling up as attorneys fight to get migrant children released.
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With consumer spending slowing, some of the imports probably ended piling up in warehouses.
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Heaps of dead bees piling up outside hives points to acute, immediate pesticide poisoning.
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It looks like Kylie Jenner's latest S.O. is all about piling on the bling.
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Just as they are piling into this asset class, its credit fundamentals are deteriorating.
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The latter move substantially increased the number of keyboard competitors piling onto SwiftKey's territory.
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The country is also piling on debt to keep such businesses on life support.
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With wedding costs quickly piling up, I opted for a cheaper replacement iPhone 5.
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Apparently somebody watching the cameras wasn't happy and watched us for weeks piling evidence.
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Yet like fellow climate-porn addicts, he cannot resist piling statistic on dismal statistic.
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Global stocks took another beating on Friday with investors piling into safe-haven assets.
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Things that really ought to be dealt with have thus just kept piling up.
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There is no doubt that external debt is piling up all over the Pacific.
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So with all the bad news piling on, is now the time to panic?
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What in the world does that teach our kids about piling it on anyhow?
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Shareholders want more cash, which is piling up in corporate Japan, returned to them.
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President Donald Trump's piling on the pressure, but we'll see if that will work.
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At the risk of piling on, I thought I would share a few thoughts.
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Investors have also been piling up cash as volatility increases and global uncertainties mount.
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On the screen next to them, the digital roses started piling up once more.
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Property investors are also piling into other Yunnan cities such as Tengchong and Ruili.
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Cash is piling up on the balance-sheets of many companies in the industry.
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Pruitt scandals piling up There's yet another spending scandal for EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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With arrests piling up, the Oath Keepers, a right-wing militia, decided to bail.
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There are superrats running around, and garbage is piling up because of the strike.
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That was also the year when his responsibilities with Tesla really began piling up.
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What followed was 222 cars bumping and scraping, piling and plowing into one another.
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Workers were seen over the last few days piling carcasses outside the farm's buildings.
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Dad remembers the city as chaotic then — marijuana wafting, teenagers vomiting, trash piling up.
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All those years that the Yankees were piling up titles, those franchises were waiting.
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That has resulted in reports of trash piling up at parks across the country.
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Even when we were celebrating the lads were piling on to me saying, 'Wow!
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Phil Roe (R-Tenn.), who said there are too many "no" votes piling up.
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"Cash is also piling up ... but no shareholder friendly measures yet announced," he said.
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It feels just like creating a large structure, piling up the building blocks randomly.
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City workers who need more vehicles to clear the garbage that is piling up.
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But the indiscriminate piling on of do-or-die stakes serves to diffuse concern.
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The Warriors returned the favor, piling up a 22-8 record against Eastern teams.
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" PAUL NOLTE, PORTFOLIO MANAGER, KINGSVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT, CHICAGO: "The energy decline is piling on.
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But as the wins kept piling up, it was starting to get pretty crowded.
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And if you're the assertive type, piling on the brights sends the right message.
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The colorful books piling up everywhere on an otherwise tidy bookcase were the answer.
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Driving the news: Numerous cases are piling up that rest on various legal theories.
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It will be very hard to get off the mat and start piling victories.
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Outside, complaints about the company's customer service are piling up on Twitter and Reddit.
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Instead of blowing wind in their sails, he's piling dead weight on their decks.
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That's probably because it's spring memoir season, and they've been piling up around here.
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While it sounds simple, it is easy to start piling up credit card debt.
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A line of cars stretching for miles began piling into Narooma right behind us.
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The messages add to pressure already piling up on Boeing and CEO Dennis Muilenburg.
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Piling on a new charge could bring Lori and Mossimo to the bargaining table.
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Revelations about Giuliani's mission are piling up as the Democratic impeachment push races ahead.
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The problems are only piling up with greater layoffs, salary cuts and closing businesses.
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Customer emails were piling up during what was supposed to be a slow period.
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JCPenney also has a glut of clothing piling up at its warehouses and stores.
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The waste piling up around the city was exacerbating the health crisis, Nyatsine explained.
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The waste piling up around the city was exacerbating the health crisis, Nyatsine explained.
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The monetary repercussions of Britain's chaotic withdrawal from the European Union keep piling up.
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But the records Williams is piling up now are the 'oldest this' and 'oldest that'.
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I stepped into the cold darkness, snow piling on box elders and cottonwoods and pines.
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And our first target is the bathroom cabinet, where our beauty products are piling up.
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He relates how riders try to game UberPool by piling in more passengers than indicated.
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Buffett also would sometimes get miffed that people would be piling into his stock bets.
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I love layering them on and piling as much cool jewelry on as I can.
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Ghost Ship also didn't have running water, and neighbors complained of trash piling up outside.
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MIWD13PUS sank 0.7 percent, enough to send traders piling back into the safety of bonds.
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That means unusable plastic trash is piling up — and recycling has gotten way more expensive.
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But money is still piling into the bonds that charge instead of pay bondholders interest.
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In the second scenario, we keep piling coal in the furnaces like there's no tomorrow.
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"I became complacent and the weight just kept piling on," the certified public accountant says.
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The world however is once again entering uncharted territory, with threats and uncertainty piling up.
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But for journalists piling into Hofstra University, the price of doing business has gotten steeper.
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Demographic changes mean that baby-boomers are piling into equities as they prepare to retire.
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I can hear raised voices, impatient explanations, frustration, anger, and resignation piling up like laundry.
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According to Nathan, now that the downtrend has been broken, traders are piling into gold.
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With advertisers piling on, the weeks before the Super Bowl were suddenly much more crowded.
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In Shanghai, metal is piling up in warehouses registered with the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE).
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Aside from the FANG shorts, investors otherwise have been piling money into technology this year.
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In east and south east Asia, discarded electronics are piling up at an alarming rate.
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I'd keep piling them on my face, which would make my skin so much worse.
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That is likely because more of these pricey listings are going unsold and piling up.
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Investors have been piling into Treasurys amid the release of weaker-than-expected economic data.
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"He's dying," said a bystander, piling on as tension mounted around lunchtime one recent weekday.
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With U.S. and EU pressure piling up on Poland, Warsaw has since offered some concessions.
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That usually involves piling as many sweaters and jackets as will fit under our coats.
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In the weeks since Mr. Epstein's death, lawsuits against the estate have been piling up.
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Netflix investors have been piling into the stock this year on optimism for global expansion.
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Burn some sacred plants, and do the dishes that are piling up in your sink.
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In 2006 he was elected by piling up votes in Katanga—Mr Katumbi's power base.
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The company's latest quarterly report was also disappointing, piling more pressure on the battered stock.
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Furthermore, short-sellers are piling in to the stock ahead of its lock-up expiration.
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Given the modest prices, piling up plates is tempting, but be warned: Portions are hefty.
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Nigeria's woes go beyond its economy, said the report, piling additional challenges onto the government.
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They've instead been piling into havens like hedged exchange-traded funds, gold, and even bitcoin.
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Plastic litter is piling up in our oceans, where animals eat and choke on it.
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Snow has been piling up in the Sierra Nevada, and skiers and snowboarders are psyched.
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On Wednesday, options traders started piling into the GLD, the exchange-traded fund tracking gold.
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Other titles are piling up at the academy archive because people are dumping their films.
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Rent the Runway customers are piling on complaints of delayed orders and unresponsive customer service.
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My laundry had been haphazardly attended to and was piling up against my bedroom wall.
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But as time goes on, they start to blend together, piling in a thick layer.
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But that will end soon as costs keep piling up for the e-commerce giant.
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Over time, the positive effect of partying had diminished and near-breakdowns were piling up.
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Some Democrats believe the media is piling on a politically wounded party official and lawmaker.
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I know that the trash is being collected weekly, not piling up on my property.
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With fewer doctors generating revenue, and bills piling up, the practice defaulted on its loan.
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It was just starting to look very grim for Croatia, with France piling it on.
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Facts and faces begin piling up along with additional coincidences as daughters start to multiply.
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At the same time, risks are piling up in large swaths of the debt markets.
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As more and more Americans contract the coronavirus, their stories from quarantine are piling up.
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The consequences of events throughout the 21975th century were piling on top of one another.
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She is even delighted — so she says — by the sight of trash piling up curbside.
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Traders who bet that the stock will decline are piling into the ride-sharing company.
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That's raising fears about whether investors should really be piling into riskier assets like stocks.
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Neighbors are piling into a garage for communal meals prepared on an old gas stove.
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People in Japan and the U.S. have also been piling their shopping carts with rolls.
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Wall Street is piling into bets that cannabis stocks will keep falling amid industry turmoil.
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Losses are piling up for the Vision Fund SoftBank has had a rough few months.
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But analysts see the contagious virus possibly piling more pressure on the trade-reliant economy.
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Shouldn't they be treated almost as closers even if they are not piling up saves?
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The back rent kept piling up and finally a judge signed off on an eviction.
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There's no justification for piling another $21625 billion onto the Pentagon's roughly $2900 billion budget.
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Because the company hasn't made any major acquisitions in a while, cash is piling up.
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For Gartman, this is suggesting that investors should sell stocks and start piling into commodities.
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There was frantic talk of concerted production cutbacks, emergency stock-piling and direct government assistance.
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It had forecast an increased debt level for the year due to the piling losses.
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Or how long before the Pyrex dishes piling up in your cupboard might constitute hoarding.
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Legal challenges to the appointment of acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker have been piling up.
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It's probably always been that way, but the noise is piling up all around us.
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Outside of its core business, cloud computing is an area where Alibaba has been piling resources.
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So Big Tech will be covered like a presidential candidate — everyone piling on the same story.
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Businesspeople from Hong Kong, Taiwan and elsewhere began piling in to build factories, including in Dongguan.
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Since the system clearly wasn't working, I started piling things on the floor of my room.
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Inventory of used equipment is piling up with dealers from Australia to North and South America.
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But piling into riskier assets like stocks or corporate debt might not be the answer either.
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In contrast, Loughlin and her husband have pleaded not guilty -- and the charges continue piling up.
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Young tech entrepreneurs, in particular, are more interested in chalking up experiences than piling up possessions.
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Several other companies are piling in, as are investors who believe the firms have global potential.
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Conventional car firms are piling into EVs—by 2020 there will be dozens of new models.
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"So I don't see a lot of cash flows piling into equities right now," Gibbs said.
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Get too swept up, and that is when you could see the extra charges piling up.
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Bankruptcies in the retail sector are piling up and chains have aggressively closed under-performing stores.
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More recently India experienced its own emu boom, with farmers piling into raising the big birds.
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Sotomayor said examples are piling up with evidence of midazolam's inability to render an execution painless.
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The contest promises to be tough and crowded, with a scattering of outsiders now piling in.
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Critics say regulations have been piling up since the government's rulebook was first launched in 1935.
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The automaker said the agency is "piling on" and that the agency's complaint is without merit.
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Wielding the pick, I broke up the dirt while Petey shoveled it out, piling it nearby.
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While social platform giants like Facebook are piling effort into building their own AI-fueled assistants.
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That has led to more listings piling up and sitting on the market for longer periods.
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As the songs started piling up over the past two years, a theme began to emerge.
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And shipping containers filled with emergency goods are piling up at the Port of San Juan.
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It felt like things were piling on top of me and that was when I snapped.
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Critics say regulations have been piling up since the government's rulebook was first launched in 85033.
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The ecological damages are piling up faster than we can wean ourselves off the material itself.
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But the controversies keep piling up and lawmakers from both parties have called for his ouster.
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"Piling on debt like this is especially unwise and unnecessary in a strong economy," he added.
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Snow is piling up, as Americans from Maine to Georgia crank up their thermostats in response.
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Bills began piling higher on our makeshift dining-room table, a rickety card table from Ikea.
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Sailors and Marines pushed their way to the bar, piling into one another like rugby players.
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Photos show how Boeing's grounded 737 Max planes are piling up at the company's Seattle plant
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Over the past few years its banks have been piling on risk through their shadow operations.
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With bills piling up and uncertainty over whether the government will still be open beyond Feb.
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"It feels just like creating a large structure, piling up the building blocks randomly," he said.
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And it seems to be increasingly piling up in our most beautiful and wide open spaces.
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Meanwhile, the lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies that manufacture medical mesh, like Boston Scientific, were piling up.
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Evidence of the role of behavioral advertising in the dissemination of fake news is piling up.
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I stop dragging Penny as we reach the crowd of kids piling up into the bus.
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Intimations of doom start piling up as the outlines of an impending apocalypse come into focus.
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For Sevastova, the errors kept piling up and she frequently turned to her box in anguish.
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Piling still more pressure on, a pro-Clinton super-PAC is launching a new website, TrumpReleaseYourReturns.
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The piling up of ghastly episodes punctured the myth of Big Tech's unerring wisdom and benevolence.
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However, like piling sweets atop an iced cake, none of this alters the game's delicious base.
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That one runs around events sort of piling on all the other mascots and attacking them.
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I'll do the laundry that's been piling up all week and clean from top to bottom.
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Maybe as things keep piling up, we'll see enough Republicans peel away to make impeachment possible.
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The polling evidence is piling up: The 2018 Tennessee Senate race to replace outgoing Republican Sen.
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Attracted by the lure of new business, and fearful of missing out, firms are piling in.
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Farmers leave them in the ground, piling on more soil to protect them from the cold.
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However, wealthy investors are piling into the initiative, including developers with ties to the Trump administration.
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But, while we're waiting for it, billions more bags will be piling up in the landfills.
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In a brilliant short essay, Lydia Kiesling solves this problem by piling up metaphors and similes.
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It is not that Germany's elites do not recognize the many problems piling up around them.
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But on Wednesday, some of the hotels were draining themselves of floodwater and piling mattresses outside.
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Our official ruling: Out of bounds, unnecessary roughness and unsportsmanlike conduct for piling on too soon.
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In the meantime, orders were piling up from major airlines including Qatar Airways and Singapore Airlines.
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Cory Booker was another persistent critic, piling on during an exchange over criminal and racial justice.
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They began piling up around the stopped cars, quickly burying the vehicles, including a tractor-trailer.
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Investors are applying that history to today's market — everyone piling into a narrow group of stocks.
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Climate change and its effects are accelerating, with climate related disasters piling up, season after season.
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But the GOP defections are piling up and few see a viable path for full repeal.
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Global warming and its effects are accelerating, with climate-related disasters piling up, season after season.
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Pension and health care debts are piling up faster than they can be funded, he said.
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Garbage, usually removed by train, has been piling up near Machu Picchu, a major tourist destination.
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Associates started piling suitcases on raised pallets so they wouldn't get water damage from the floor.
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Throw the mail piling up on the counter in the junk drawer if you need to.
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But evidence that any such effects are relatively small has been piling up for several decades.
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Investors piling into pot stocks this week are making a huge mistake, CNBC's warned on Friday.
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"To me, it's the piling on of information coming out of the technology sector," said Paulsen.
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Instead, cases are piling up, and EPA is unable to move quickly to protect public health.
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"We're piling up a lot of airplanes in a very small piece of sky," said Col.
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" Piling on, CNN aviation analyst Miles O'Brien offered, "Planes just don't fall out of the sky.
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A freeze event also moved through late in June, piling on the problems for the young corn.
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If you think sweaters and turtlenecks are the only thing we're piling on this season, think again.
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There's a reason the symbol for government shutdowns tends to be trash piling high at public parks.
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The other candidates, apparently tired of Trump's success in the campaign so far, took turns piling on.
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Negative stories about him have been piling up, making critics nervous on both sides of the aisle.
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"I love layering them on and piling as much cool jewelry on as I can," she noted.
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That in turn has fuelled competition, with many small independent make-up labels piling into the market.
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Buyers have been piling into Treasurys, sending prices higher and yields lower against a wall of uncertainty.
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As traditional business computing companies struggle in the transition to the cloud, investors are piling into Salesforce.com.
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Three days after the mudslide, unclaimed bodies piling up in Freetown's main mortuary posed another health risk.
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As a result, investors are taking a big extra risk and piling into emerging-market corporate debt.
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S. retailers have been stocking up consumer goods from China before hikes in tariff, piling up inventories.
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Only Mr. Biden made issue of Mr. Sanders's gun record, with nobody following up or piling on.
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When piling on thick sweaters and chin-high turtlenecks, layering necklaces might not be top of mind.
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There were several videos of the incident posted online, capturing the snow piling down toward the road.
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This unending churn all means that every minute there's more plastic junk piling up in the world.
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The company leaned hard on nostalgia, piling remake upon remaster, but had a few surprises as well.
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And now all the debris starts piling up behind it, making it bigger, and bigger, and bigger.
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In a rare move, the singer is piling on the social media PDA for her new boyfriend.
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No time for a walk, because my emails are piling up and it is stressing me out.
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With the Vision Fund, Mr Son is piling into a crowded tech market where valuations are frothy.
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Persistently low rates have sent investors piling into stocks and riskier assets in a hunt for returns.
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Trash piling up in the streets goes uncollected, breeding swarms of flies and emitting a pungent stench.
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But the Giants just kept piling it on, adding a 22015-yard field goal by Mike Nugent.
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And if that isn't your vibe, remember: It is possible to shine without piling on the sequins.
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All of this is piling up, and now I'm sitting here not knowing who I just married.
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At first the cash was piling up so fast that it would not fit in the safe.
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That money should be building infrastructure in America instead of piling up in Irish and Caribbean banks.
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Even as far as North Carolina or Kentucky, there could be heavy amounts of ice piling up.
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The new measure is simply a further piling on of measures in the name of public safety.
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"People are piling into the lira," said Cristian Maggio, head of emerging markets strategy at TD Securities.
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He went on to manage the Giants, Orioles, Expos and Nationals -- piling up over 1,000 career wins.
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The options activity in the gold miners comes amid an influx of money piling into the ETF.
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Loud, scattered gunfire leads to the cold voice of an AI accounting the piling up of deaths.
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Facebook Inc, Microsoft Corp, Alphabet Inc's Google, and Cisco Systems Inc are piling in with new offerings.
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She and her neighbors have been piling debris and spoiled food in a lot across the street.
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And although Caterpillar can grow faster, the risks, particularly the wild card of China, are piling up.
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Piling on with negative advertising could be a delegate-stealing strategy for Mr. Kasich in New York.
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When the tumbleweeds hit an obstacle, like a fence or even a house, they start piling up.
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Yet as councils have been piling into retail spaces, others have been sounding alarms about the sector.
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And garbage would begin piling up in urban and suburban zones rather than going to a landfill.
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As a result, many US cities have resorted to burning residents' recycling or piling it in landfills.
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Retail investors, however, as well as some hedge funds and family offices, are piling into the market.
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The single USB-C port has garnered plenty of criticism, so I apologize for piling on top.
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An onscreen counter shows how many pictures are piling up as you hold the shutter button down.
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Forget about the plank, TZ anthem dance or piling on 100 layers of anything on your body.
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Within months of the soldiers' arrival, allegations of sexual abuse began piling up against several of them.
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"When oil falls, it conjures up images of deflation, inventories piling up and China slowing," he said.
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Speculators are piling into the cryptocurrency space in the hopes of–sometimes very literally–making money fast.
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You're not gonna see guys who aren't piling up the saves in the Hall Of Fame, either.
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That all sounds dandy, but then the questions started piling up: what is it made out of?
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Taguba's second thoughts have done little to stop the opposition from piling on in Duterte's latest controversy.
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Making a lifestyle change now will provide far more food security than just piling goodies in cupboards.
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One option is to continue the status quo, spending with little restraint and piling up additional debt.
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More maps and compare forecast models Snow was piling up Saturday morning in Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Phonemakers are piling in to fill a gap in the market left by Samsung (203.
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Morgues and funeral homes were calling for help dealing with the bodies piling up around their facilities.
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A prominent lawyer is piling millions of dollars into a push to make Florida the next one.
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The cases involving Mr. Netanyahu or his close associates have been piling up at a dizzying pace.
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The chance of piling up more debt is limited and future taxpayers and pensioners should be grateful.
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Or we'd urge decriminalization-style policies designed to heal addicts instead of piling them up in cages.
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He didn't answer, but did insist on piling every single color of nail polish onto the table.
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"Things are piling up on Robbie right now," Callaway said when asked about Cano's latest bad look.
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By the weekend, while thousands of suitcases were piling up at Kennedy, all was calm at Logan.
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Protesters regrouped and blocked a major commercial street by piling up barricades and setting a large fire.
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Not one to throw anything away, he grew frustrated by the email piling up in his inbox.
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Worse, instead of heralding a new chapter in relations, Washington seems to be piling on the demands.
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Reputational and financial costs are piling up, crimping margins at some of the world's most profitable banks.
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The stands at London Stadium were full again, and the victories and the surprises kept piling up.
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Holzhauer won handily on Wednesday, piling up 2202,2628 points and defeating Jennings by more than 28500,6900 points.
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Cover: Bouquets of flowers and stuffed animals are piling up outside the Fort Worth home Monday, Oct.
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But if you start piling in passengers, dead-heading time goes down and ride efficiency goes up.
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With so much noise already surrounding that figure, why keep piling on the layers, real or fabricated?
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The idled commercial airplanes have been piling up on expensive real estate for more than nine months.
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Unbelievably low interest rates from the Federal Reserve encouraged investors to take risk by piling into stocks.
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We use waterproof eyeliner on set, and then there's 14 hours of repowdering and piling it on.
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The aerospace giant is down another 18% on Wednesday, piling on monthly losses of more than 60%.
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And Germany is not alone; Sweden, Switzerland, Denmark and the Netherlands have been piling up big surpluses, too.
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WeRateDogs's Twitter announcement about the game already has 3,700 retweets, so those pre-orders are piling up fast.
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With tourist numbers falling and hotel occupancy rates slumping, the protests are piling pressure on a struggling economy.
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With just 100 days to go before the start of the Rio Olympics, the problems kept piling up.
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Shareholders have put many companies on notice, piling on pressure to sell assets to repair their balance sheets.
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I was already struggling with my own shit, and piling on other people's shit was just really hard.
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Some are selling bonds now because buyers who previously shunned them are piling in looking for extra yield.
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The Tigers sent 11 batters to the plate in the second while piling up seven runs against Vargas.
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But there are now enough issues piling up on the daily that some people are demanding a recall.
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" He cautioned investors about piling in because this rally isn't proof that "they've turned it around over night.
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This risk is reflected in how senior employees refer to the mistakes and accidents piling up in Alaska.
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But, there's one member of the family who won't be piling into a flashy mom mobile just yet.
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Piling on data and compute is helping deliver new functions, but the current pace of advances is unsustainable.
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"Investors...can start piling back in to UK stocks, which are I think still fairly cheap," Hewson said.
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The restrictions have reportedly led to recycling waste piling up in developed countries with nowhere to send it.
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Between the lines: People aren't wearing helmets on these rented scooters, and the head injuries are piling up.
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The snow is already piling up Thursday morning and will continue to bury the area throughout the day.
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This was five sets, so of course there's going to be a lot of unforced errors piling up.
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Non-financial S&P 500 companies with the least cash are piling on the biggest loads of debt.
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And without the infrastructure to absorb all the waste that China is rejecting, the plastics are piling up.
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And we are all too aware of the clashes in piling personalities of divergent backgrounds in close proximity.
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It'll never make the mining goals it claims in its promotional materials, but we're just piling on now.
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Apple could be adopting a stacked PCB mainboard, piling up all those transistors on top of one another.
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Nuclear waste has been piling up in the U.S. for decades, but there's no permanent solution for it.
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With Zimbabweans piling into any asset they think might retain value, virtual currencies such as Bitcoin have soared.
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The rate at which Chinese investors began piling into American startups' rounds, well, that's a different story altogether.
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To distract from this, leaders have targeted their voters' anger at Democrats, piling on the forces discussed above.
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Communities along the East Coast were preparing for the wintry onslaught, piling up salt and positioning snow plows.
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"We have risk events piling up," said Blake Gwinn, U.S. rates strategist at NatWest Markets in Stamford, Connecticut.
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Investors are piling into the precious metal due to global uncertainty about monetary policy and negative interest rates.
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It also represents the piling up of debt that the U.S. will one day have to pay back.
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Then there were something like one million more hits as the rest of the NBA began piling on.
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Unfortunately for Golden State and its fans, piling up regular season wins doesn't mean much without a championship.
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However, threads on Hacker News and Reddit are currently piling on evidence that throws doubt on the claim.
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This is the latest example of Donald Trump piling on duties for Kushner, who has no government experience.
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Let's hope this fire bust, piling on top of those in August and last fall, announces the ebb.
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With subpoenas piling up, courts may be less sympathetic with Congress in balancing executive privilege against legislative oversight.
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Nicholson has started all 7 games for the Redskins this season ... piling up 35 tackles and 2 interceptions.
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" Volkswagen has said it "cooperated fully with the SEC's investigation" and argued the SEC was "now piling on.
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In a split-second, Wildcats were piling on top of him on the court, near the Villanova bench.
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Google is also piling on a bunch of other data-saving features turned on out of the box.
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"It's piling inference upon inference here to try to create a scary picture," a congressional aide told Reuters.
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The tax threat is rising because federal debt is piling up by more than $21625 trillion a year.
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Lawsuits are piling up against the Trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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Banks and stock exchanges are piling into the sector in the hope that using blockchain can cut costs.
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With Neymar, PSG will continue piling domestic silverware and likely need to invest in a bigger trophy cabinet.
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It's a great day to tackle the piles of clothes and paperwork that are piling up around you.
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While you've been blissfully unaware, literal mountains of cheese have been piling up in our nation's cheese warehouses.
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Many experts say the delays are caused by ever-more complicated disputes piling up in a congested system.
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No one knows for sure which straw will break the camel's back, only that they are piling up.
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That view helped all three Wall Street equity indices rally, with traders piling into technology and healthcare stocks.
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While she doesn't see a recession on the horizon, she also noted that the risks are piling up.
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Before the bodies start piling up, they act as if they're in a dark, perverse comedy about parenthood.
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Deadly attacks were also reported in other parts of the country, with bodies piling up on both sides.
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Bones from gray whales, sea lions and killer whales wash ashore, piling on the beach along fallen evergreens.
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Her video has spread to all corners of the internet, but it's probably worth piling on as well.
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One memo, from December 2012, noted increases in detainees' deaths and corpses piling up and decomposing in hospitals.
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But those plans are now on hold, and cancellations are piling up — at Santani, and across Sri Lanka.
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Russia is piling the pressure on the Egyptian goal, but haven't yet had better than a half-chance.
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But in Game 1163 they came out hair-afire, piling up ridiculous point totals and playing with abandon.
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High-end buildings are piling on warming drawers, built-in coffee machines, double dishwashers, wine refrigerators and more.
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Nike sneakers are piling up on retailers' shelves due to poor demand, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Some have ruled out giving Britain more time, piling pressure on U.K. lawmakers to accept the current deal.
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Coal is piling higher even as it's mined less, from China to the United States and perhaps India.
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It borrows most of the extra money from investors, piling up public debts that now exceed $14.3 trillion.
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China's duties on U.S. beef exports comes as more of the product is piling up in cold storage.
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But cancellations and closings are piling up just as fast as face masks are flying off the shelves.
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There are intense episodes with instruments breaking into skittish bursts and pitches piling up into tart, raw harmonies.
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The report leans heavily on stats to illustrate the volume of work piling up on desks in Dublin.
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In Florida, a recount is underway, with lawsuits and counter-lawsuits piling up and allegations of malfeasance flying.
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The departures come as regulatory investigations, congressional inquiries, and class-action lawsuits are piling up against the company.
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"Momentum funds are buying the strength, piling in as the price rises," said a metals trader in London.
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Corrugated sheet piling is a steel segment used in construction, which represents 35 percent of total steel consumption.
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Instead, the trade war escalated and prices fell sharply, piling pressure on the company to reverse losing positions.
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INVESTORS ARE piling into safe assets as markets whipsaw: what's driving the global economy these days is anxiety.
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"Next thing I know I see cars just start piling up on top of each other," he said.
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False eyelashes are an easy and inexpensive way to give your lashes a boost without piling on mascara.
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Now, with eight children to feed and bills piling up, he is desperate to get back to business.
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BTW ... Homeland Security is also looking into possible human trafficking ... so things are really piling on for Kelly.
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I imagined the university library, growing and growing, the books piling up on the edge of this ocean.
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Case in point: As several designers showed their spring wares last week, snow was piling up in New York.
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And Hollywood liberal are piling on using the 4th of July to attack Trump instead of celebrating the country.
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After doing two tours in Iraq as a Marine, Chris Rennick returned home and found himself piling on weight.
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Tons of recycled paper and plastics are piling up across the country, and this problem has only just begun.
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Griffin attributed it to problems in the locker room and a team that was regressing despite piling up victories.
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Fan theories surrounding the death of "Game of Thrones" character Jon Snow are piling as high as the Wall.
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Still, investors have been piling into crude futures and traders say there aren't really signs of a pending correction.
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Both games seem to always find me compulsively piling bodies in far-off corners, like a dog burying bones.
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In Brussels European Commission representatives did nothing to comfort the markets, piling extra pressure on the government in Rome.
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The world's biggest brands have a garbage problem Plastic waste from corporations is piling up in landfills and oceans.
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The angry backlash is piling pressure on leftist Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, first elected just over a year ago.
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Cover: Coronavirus whistleblower Fang Bin was arrested after his videos of corpses piling up at Wuhan hospitals went viral.
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But when you've got a plot as complex and fragile as this film's, the questions really start piling up.
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But outside of the crypto market, worries continue to grow about the amount of money piling into the space.
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Are you over the age of 45 with a good credit score, but the bills are still piling up?
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In the US, a lot of it is already piling up in landfills, according to The New York Times.
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Evidence is piling up that tension between the world's two largest economies has dampened business confidence and depressed investment.
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Songs were piling up and I knew I had to get into the studio to try to record some.
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"As you know better than most, tuition keeps going through the roof and debt keeps piling up," Clinton said.
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Instead, the exodus has increased, piling pressure on the IOC and its President Thomas Bach to stem the flow.
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They would be piling in the sink to the point where you couldn't fit a plate in the sink.
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In other words, the political and humanitarian costs of the GOP's repeal strategy will begin piling up right away.
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But it is also clear that much of what is currently entering the country is piling up in inventory.
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That way, you can get back on target gradually, without triggering taxes with sales or piling up transaction costs.
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It isn't just Xi and the central government that has been piling the pressure on the real estate developers.
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Police were finally able to subdue the boar by piling on it and putting a rope around its neck.
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There are almost 140 open seats on the federal bench waiting to be filled, with many more piling up.
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Moore was thrilled to be in the title hunt after piling up six birdies in a bogey-free display.
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Keeping these requests from piling up could make users feel safer while ensuring they can keep adding real friends.
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The 25-year-old Bangladeshi's day job is working on the piling for a new block of luxury flats.
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They have been selling short-term investment products, offering returns in excess of 6%, and piling heavily into stocks.
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Prices of basic goods and services have more than doubled since June, piling pressure on citizens struggling with shortages.
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They build rhythmically, one clause piling on top of another, the commas like elegantly pointed toes delineating each step.
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Piling into a vehicle and heading towards a predetermined destination is a fantastic way to bond with loved ones.
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Protests have occurred almost daily, sometimes with little or no notice, disrupting business and piling pressure on the government.
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If all goes well, we should see used-rocket number 5 piling up in the SpaceX hangar shortly after.
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Oftentimes piling on abortives will marginally dull headache pain, but actually lead to a higher frequency in headache incidence.
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On Sunday, Barbados prepared for the hurricane by piling sand on beaches to protect the waterfront and stop flooding.
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With debt piling up and stores bleeding cash, two iconic American retailers chose sharply divergent survival strategies in 211.
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The life jackets have been slowly piling up in a dump on the island, near the town of Molyvos.
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" He said he "never touched Kallie in any sexual way" and requested people "do not go piling on her.
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Meanwhile, work is piling up: "In China, practically every day there is a new patent on maca," he said.
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But new counts kept piling up, including the charge of witness tampering, until Manafort's future was seriously in doubt.
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Investors, always willing to believe in technology companies, spent the last three years piling into their shares with abandon.
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Auburn was ranked second in that poll but managed only 11 yards after piling up 255 in the Nov.
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They met when Sharifi and his son offered to help Bauer rake the leaves piling up in her yard.
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But there is scant evidence to suggest that this is true — and more evidence piling up that it isn't.
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"It's no great secret that U.S. companies have been piling on debt in the past decade," the analysts wrote.
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The Bulldogs held a 93-66 edge in total yards, piling up 18 first downs to Georgia Tech's four.
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He visited one of his favorite bars sometimes multiple times a day, piling up thousands of dollars in tabs.
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Before sleep, I wash my dishes that have been piling up (my bad roommate trait) and do my skincare.
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And they are piling into classic safe haven fear trades as a result and shunning anything that seems risky.
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Funds sold out of the banking, consumer and oil sectors as capital flight worsened, piling pressure on the naira.
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Evidence is piling up that tension between the world's two largest economies has dampened business confidence and depressed investment.
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For years, investors had been pulling money from equity funds, but as of late have been piling back in.
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It's called "Catastrophe," and here's some of it: Clouds piling up from the north announce the rain to come.
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Good or bad, wise or unwise, the research is already being conducted and the brain scans are piling up.
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Yet the nonstrike days could be nearly as chaotic, with those left behind piling into the few operating trains.
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Since then, the 149.33 Heisman Trophy winner has been punishing defenders, piling up yards in his best year yet.
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But when you work on Wall Street, you realize a lot of people are passionate about piling up money.
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Sales of cars, homes and even biscuits are down, the rupee's value has plunged and layoffs are piling up.
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After six hours he has filled more than 20 of them, piling them up behind him like a cloud.
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LaVorgna said this happens when production is below stock piling, and manufacturers can go too far in their pullbacks.
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"It's no great secret that U.S. companies have been piling on debt in the past decade," the analysts write.
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It houses about 12,000 specimens, many of which have not been inventoried and are simply piling up on shelves.
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While the bad news appears to be piling up recently, the start of 2016 was also difficult for Kerrisdale.
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He advises Jakartans to avoid piling up things that can be seen as a hiding spot for a snake.
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Because they failed, Republicans will struggle to reach their goal of cutting corporate tax rates without piling on debt.
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With the border sealed, the political skirmishing intensified — and the focus was on the aid piling at the border.
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Like Peloton, the provider of transparent braces is quickly growing its revenue, but its losses are piling up, too.
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And the easiest way to achieve that was just absolutely piling all of these requests through the Ethics Committee.
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Mindy: I got a coat last year, and after piling on all the coupons, it came down like $200.
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The state of play: Currency traders are piling into the Japanese yen as global growth slows and political tensions rise.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Garbage has been piling up for weeks in the halls of 112 2nd Avenue.
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Experts warned against piling too much political pressure on the GCF to meet its $2.5 billion spending goal this year.
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Investors are piling into commodities, sending the value of commodity assets under management rising to levels not seen since 2014.
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He believes central banks will keep piling in money, thus keeping the "financial methadone" cycle working — until it doesn't anymore.
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The paper gains are piling up since the stock market rally began the day after Donald Trump was elected president.
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Congressional Republicans were eagerly piling on with conspiracy theories about Robert Mueller and dedicating their oversight hearings to the FBI.
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The biggest misconception about race car drivers is that our job involves piling through curves as fast as humanly possible.
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What might seem faddish could in fact be economists piling in to help shed light on the discipline's darkest corners.
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Dan discusses the mess in Menlo Park with Axios tech reporter David McCabe: Go deeper: Founders keep piling on Facebook
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Scholastic would set up shop in the school library, piling stack after stack of shiny new books on the tables.
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And forget about reading the news—you're more concerned about the emails piling up in your inbox before 9 a.m.
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"It unsettles him to know that the number of homicide victims will start piling up on December 1st," said Hope.
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Duterte then threatened to leave the UN, saying the organization should stop worrying about the bones of criminals piling up.
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But it is impossible to build such a big business without piling up liabilities, in a political sense, at least.
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As the wood began piling up around their home over the months, McDaniel decided to put it to good use.
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Not everyone agrees that investors should continue piling into the S-REITs now that their share prices have gone up.
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The bodies of African-American men keep piling up, killed by police officers for nothing, it seems, besides being black.
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Selection for greater height, for instance, requires piling up changes at a number of dispersed genes to have an effect.
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Numerous hospital visits and rounds of antibiotics had done nothing to relieve the pain, yet the bills kept piling up.
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Researchers believe a monochromatic palette is a disorienting visual cue, making you more wary of piling your plate with food.
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This action did not just mark the latest escalation on the Continent to target U.S. corporations' profits piling up overseas.
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Piling on to challenges faced by minority borrowers, small independent nonbanks are filling the market share vacated by larger institutions.
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But they have yet to make a dent on the plastic pollution that is piling up in the impoverished country.
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We're not saying this relationship is the definition of insanity, but family and friends say the evidence is piling up.
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The Sheriff's Office posted video showing rushing water, pickups stranded in floodwater and people piling sandbags to protect their homes.
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Trump swamped his rivals by piling up seven wins across the nation, demonstrating broad appeal for his anti-establishment movement.
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Allocations to equities in general have diminished considerably, with investors piling into trades that benefit from a stronger U.S. dollar.
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But since her music-fest wardrobe garners so much attention, Hudgens says that she's all about piling it on. Glitter?
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It's the protein to balance out the obscene amount of carbs that you will soon be piling onto your plate.
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Since then, investors have sent Volkswagen's stock tumbling, governments have begun to take action and legal challenges are piling up.
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So Mr Sanders has been piling up delegates through the caucus system, though Mrs Clinton remains some 2.4m votes ahead.
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The Center for Investigative Journalism reports that bodies are piling up at the morgues of the hospitals on the island.
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Neither does rainfall, which players often play through on clay, or clay piling up on a line during a rally.
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Canada's yield curve inverted by the most in nearly two decades, piling pressure on the Bank of Canada to act.
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Piling raw seafood on your plate might seem like an effective way to get your money's worth at a buffet.
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In Schaeuble's view, governments must stop piling up debt so that future policy makers still have some money to spend.
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Such initiatives are meant to prevent debt from piling on, said Stacy Koppen of the St. Paul district's nutrition services.
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You never run into the issue of (toothbrush heads) piling up in the bathroom, and it's not a guessing game.
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Bell says the historic move is due to the dysfunction of the office, which has been piling up for years.
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Rates on such short-term loans can top 390 percent, and struggling borrowers often reborrow, piling on fees and interest.
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Jeremy Smith ran for two touchdowns for Louisville, but Jackson was nearly unstoppable in piling up 20 yards of offense.
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Paul said that he improvised the phrase while filming a flashback scene that showed Jesse piling food on a plate.
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The committee will get its own set of lawyers and advisers to avoid potential conflicts of interest, piling on costs.
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The government will want to avoid provincial governments piling on debt to finance projects or adding more excess industrial capacity.
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On Saturday, volunteers with the St. Bernard Project were gutting her house and piling debris out on the front lawn.
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For now, investors are piling into the safety of the greenback due to fears of a sharp global economic slowdown.
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Photos show Singles Day packages piling up in warehouses in Beijing, China, and some warehouses look more crowded than others.
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Clinton is capable of piling up enough of a victory margin to pull congressional Democrats into office along with her.
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Only $500 million of bonds mature this year before payments start piling up to peak at $10 billion in 2019.
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Duterte attacked the UN for "worrying about the bones of criminals piling up" while wars rage in Syria and Iraq.
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The bad news keeps piling up for General Electric shareholders as the company announced worse-than-expected insurance portfolio results.
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This time though, the Hurricanes charged ahead, taking their first lead on Svechnikov's goal and piling it on from there.
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Peter Jos, who runs a local department store, has kept photos of the trash piling up in the town center.
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Piling on more debt from a stimulus would risk triggering a financial crisis on top of the health care crisis.
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To the contrary, it just fuels the pro-Trump base's argument that the media is uncontrollably piling on Mr. Trump.
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It seems possible that the latest tremors may slow the operations further, piling up costs for crews and fracking equipment.
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Nigeria's Constitution allows Mr. Buhari to seek a second term, but already his opponents and former allies are piling on.
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Our quivering, terrified, and weaponless team banded together and set about piling into as many of these vehicles as possible.
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With child care costs piling up, Ms. Roncetti asked to work part time in order to care for her daughters.
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American producers, meanwhile, will have the right to file an objection to each exclusion plea, piling on yet more paperwork.
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The first two efforts did not succeed, and the evidence is piling up that the third will not triumph either.
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"All of the items that are joyless are piling up into what we are calling the joyless avalanche," Shinn said.
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The collapse in support for the Conservative Party is piling pressure on May to set a date for her departure.
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Piling another responsibility on top of school, work, kids, and their reluctance to accept something new is anything but easy.
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If we were going to pile on Trump, we had to pile on Clinton — or, rather, keep piling on her.
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Italy's economic growth is the slowest in the European Union, public debt keeps piling up and international investors are nervous.
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There's this piling up of imagery and you have to really stare at it a long time to decode it.
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However, before you start teasing, fluffing, and piling on product for added bounce, your volumizing routine starts in the shower.
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The broad shift in perception is inevitably piling more blame onto the shoulders of one industry than it should bear.
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As a result, chest-high pallets of off-white packaging film were piling up under the depot's corrugated-metal roof.
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Growing up, Ms. Sebelle spent summers vacationing in Ocean Beach, with numerous family members piling into one of those cottages.
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A foreign policy purely aimed at piling up wealth also undermines America's mission of making the world safe for democracy.
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And evidence keeps piling up that this has all kinds of bad effects on things like income inequality and innovation.
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To cover the real expenses of the trip, the couple spent 10 months piling up travel credit — about $6,000 worth.
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Some of the destruction has been attributed to residents angry about the blight of bikes piling up in their neighborhoods.
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Will candidates start piling into the contest a few weeks after the midterms, as former President Obama did in 2202?
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Bodies are piling up on all sides, and an American search for a political settlement through negotiations is proving difficult.
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And with no way to treat the wounded, bodies were piling up on the streets of the shrinking rebel territory.
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The first is that you will inevitably double-book yourself with all the events piling up on your social calendar.
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Wheat, corn and soybeans are piling up in silos while Congress waits for a clear signal from the Trump administration.
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And evidence is piling up that the elder Mr. Murdoch is the one running the show at Fox News, anyway.
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That kind of consumption is piling pressure on the Asian city state to address growing concerns about global water scarcity.
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The problems are "piling up" for Bay Area recycling and trash collection companies trying to comply with California's strict standards.
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Her staff continued working on the project, she says, and her bills started piling up, notably for government payroll charges.
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A coquettish "centaurette," her tail braided by cherubs, was printed on a double-breasted velvet suit, piling richness on richness.
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Klobuchar's announcement was distinctive: Snow blanketed the ground around her, piling up on her head as she announced her candidacy.
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And yet, poor Hellmann's doesn't deserve the dog-piling on a recent tweet that suggested putting mayo in chocolate cake.
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Trump last month imposed tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese exports, piling onto the $85033 billion implemented earlier this year.
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Taking more loans, even low-interest ones from the government, is just "debt piling on top of debt," Windhausen says.
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Flood-proofing a regular four-foot door would require piling up 250 50-pound sandbags, a highly labor-intensive task.
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That evening, fueled by sugary coffee, they had rushed through a discount grocery store, piling cart after cart with staples.
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Meanwhile, fresh capital is piling up in the coffers of local startups with all the intensity of a New England snowstorm.
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While Washington doesn't boast New York's famous subway monsters, anecdotal evidence is piling up that the rodents are on the march.
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Its strategy has been discredited, its stock price plunged, government investigations are piling up and a new management team was hired.
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Stephen Curry showed no ill effects of a quad injury by piling up 43 points in just three quarters of action.
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The intensity of the selloff is likely to keep investors from quickly piling back into short volatility bets, market participants said.
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Nvidia Corp fell 523 percent after the chip designer blamed unsold chips piling up as the cryptocurrency mining boom fizzles out.
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Judging by the piling lawsuits related to the iPhone slowdown "feature," many users will welcome the possibility to turn it off.
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Her skill was a comfort and consolation during those long hours in hiding ("the products of my pen are piling up").
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I wept as I lifted each one out of the wooden drawer, piling most of them in garbage bags to donate.
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The lawsuits are piling up against Facebook in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica data misuse and political ad targeting scandal.
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Thai companies are piling into Vietnam, driven both by their neighbour's zingy consumer markets and by fears of stagnation at home.
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Problems are piling up in Italy, sending Italian stocks sinking and creating fresh concerns about the future of the European Union.
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Yep, just chilling in the middle of the road completely unconcerned with the long line of cars piling up behind it.
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But he pushed scientific inquiry away from the mindless piling up of facts and towards making a difference to people's lives.
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Big investors are piling into gold, and that suggests its move up may not be just a flash in the pan.
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But it is hard to imagine China seeing the projects through, or other investors piling in, unless security can be improved.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Kostas Argyros's unpaid electricity bills are piling up, among a mountain of debt owed to Greece's biggest power utility.
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Unfortunately, this exchange program was suspended almost a year ago, which means the change is really piling up over at Covanta.
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Residents of OP13 streamed out, set fire to rubbish that had been piling up for weeks and banged pots and pans.
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The brutalized bodies of young girls are piling up in Wind Gap, and Camille is the only one for the job.
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If someone chooses to simply reject those scientific institutions, procedures, and results, then piling on more facts is beside the point.
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During their occupation of the base, they destroyed the main runway, piling up mounds of earth and planting bombs within them.
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Portlanders driving in their cars swerve to avoid plummeting off the missing spans, piling into each other and the safety rails.
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But foreign capital has been piling in on hopes that the country will be included in the MSCI Emerging Market Index.
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"It seemed like there were very few breaks for Dallas, and it's piling up on him a little bit," Hinch said.
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Since then, though, evidence has been piling up that it may cause birth defects in children and neurological problems in adults.
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Griffin did not like the tone of the locker room and did not see improvement despite the team piling up victories.
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Short sellers are piling into energy stocks at a rate nearly equal to what banks were seeing during the financial crisis.
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At the same time, snow falling on the surface 40 feet above was piling up and pushing down on the ceilings.
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But amid the relatively healthy export efforts, the supply of the feedgrain is perhaps not piling up as much as feared.
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Over the years, studies have been piling up that suggest stenting stable angina patients may not actually be all that helpful.
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Roddy is one of the greatest Falcons of all-time, piling up 10,863 yards and 63 TDs in his 11 seasons.
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"That's a very complex process for me and maybe even more complex than breaking stalagmites and piling them up," she says.
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He proceeded to mansplain to me and criticize the publications I've written for, and pretty soon, his followers were piling on.
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How lenders deal with the bad debt piling up on their books is the most urgent question hanging over Chinese banks.
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Authorities say Margaritis' paddleboard became stuck on a Long Island Rail Road bridge piling, causing her to fall into the water.
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Now Republicans are piling on, hoping Clinton's ties to the lawyers will turn off Patriots fans ahead of New Hampshire's Feb.
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The 48 hours after the video's release saw Roblox YouTubers piling on to the meme with their own videos and remixes.
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The ratings agency warned, however, that capital piling into a country's issued debt didn't necessarily reflect the stability of that economy.
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Arnold told CNBC that while some market participants were clearly "very, very concerned" about valuations, "everyone is still piling into equities."
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With the match on the line, Williams stayed aggressive, despite piling up 63 unforced errors, and Kozlova could not match it.
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So Ms. Morrison, who lives alone and is housebound, turned to a patient advocate again when medical bills began piling up.
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The same liberals who quaver at "Cold War rhetoric" are now piling on Donald Trump for advocating realism, reasonableness and accommodation.
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She is upstairs changing into dry clothes when the kids come home, all of them piling in at the same time.
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She takes Lear's greatness for granted, piling on limericks and sketch drawings as though we, too, had known them since infancy.
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Brown was tennis from another planet, the points, the winners, the errors and the running dialogue piling up at breakneck pace.
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On the legal front, a judge has halted Mississippi's abortion law and the lawsuits keep piling up for Alabama's abortion law.
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He ran for a season-low 43 yards after piling up a combined 338 yards rushing in the last two games.
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Bank earnings have been solid, but investors have instead been piling into high-growth names, typically found in the technology sector.
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Like soybeans, domestic corn supply is also piling up, so there may be some stiff competition at port between the two.
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Climate plans piling up: Delaney is the fourth Democratic presidential candidate to release a comprehensive climate action plan, following Washington Gov.
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How to help Las Vegas shooting victims Lawsuits are piling up Over 450 people have filed lawsuits against MGM, Mandalay Corp.
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Many of Iran's banks are still struggling after piling up bad debt during the more than a decade-long sanctions era.
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Expeditions to remote lands widened the search to nearly all continents, piling up skeletons faster than could be analyzed in depth.
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Radioactive water is still piling up, by some estimates, at a rate of 300 tons per day, the Associated Press reported.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Virgo on July 25, helping you get organized and complete all the tasks you've had piling up.
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But Democrats aren't exactly free traders, and they're not piling on the president's tariffs the way they attack his other policies.
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The undelivered planes, meanwhile, have been piling up at Boeing's Seattle facility, even as Boeing slowed production after the fatal crashes.
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But the evidence is piling up that this approach will not work on the national level, at least not this year.
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With understatement and painstaking reporting, Rachlin introduces us to Grimes, and the slow piling of one humility on top of another.
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After piling on debt in pursuit of fast growth, the business was absorbed into Mr. Musk's Tesla empire two years ago.
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The evidence just keeps piling up: Democrats are in a good position to take the House in the 20183 midterm elections.
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However, like the dead fish that keep piling up, the hashtag and the thousands using it have become difficult to ignore.
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Venezuela's misery is causing a refugee crisis in South America, and migrants are piling up at the U.S. border with Mexico.
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But other countries are piling in with their own demands, many of them aimed at their own domestic constituencies, diplomats said.
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"I don't think we need to assume that all of them will be piling on the 7 line," Mr. Byford said.
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The Kentucky senator was piling up some branches he'd apparently gathered in the yard of his Bowling Green home last November.
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Arizona came into the game with high hopes after piling up 38 points last week in a win over Tampa Bay.
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Sakai's attention had been drawn to another building, to a fourth-floor apartment where garbage was piling up on the balcony.
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Piling onto the global factory slowdown Even before this week's trade escalation, the world's manufacturing industry was in a severe slowdown.
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Trade war and recession fears have caused nervous investors to seek refuge by piling into gold, government bonds and even bitcoin.
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Except for the billionaires, no one in the Democratic field has that kind of money piling up in their war chests.
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Instead of piling up those repetitions, he is focusing on footwork and working out the muscles around his shoulder, he said.
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Matt Reeves' upcoming Batman movie starring Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne (called, unsurprisingly, The Batman) just keeps piling on the stars.
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Broad-based strength in the dollar and higher U.S. bond yields are making investors more cautious about piling into emerging markets.
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The piling-on began after the NRA tweeted on Wednesday a link to an article from its Institute of Legislative Action.
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More and more retail investors are piling into the market, especially millennials, TD Ameritrade CEO Tim Hockey told CNBC on Thursday.
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But as negotiations over the 2202 annual spending bills heated up through the fall, lawmakers kept piling on their funding requests.
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Against an outclassed Pacquiao, Mayweather was still content to keep moving and piling up points rather than go for the knockout.
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He keeps piling on elements, so that an initially consonant texture turns discordant and competing rhythmic patterns build to a blur.
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Some fuel suppliers have also begun to tighten their fuel supply terms to the embattled carrier, piling additional pressure on Jet.
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It's especially interesting as today the shows are often very much about product, piling on accessories, jewelry, eyewear and so forth.
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As water began erupting through Baghdad, some of it snowed back to the moon's surface, piling up near the fracture's margins.
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And like all those TV remotes piling up on the arm of your couch, the situation is getting out of hand.
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It's the piling up of these sorts of questions surrounding Russian influence that demand this extra level of attention by electors.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is tracking the sobering stat, and the numbers are piling on week after week.
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Others are piling on, using the strike to advance a larger agenda for American labor like increased unionization and worker benefits.
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Some of the other founders who won glory in this decade are now known for questionable practices while piling up deficits.
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Earlier, he profited from the stockmarket crash of 1987 by piling into the safety of bonds, which rallied in the aftermath.
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In reality, however, the deal over time will severely weaken the country's financial position by piling on unsustainable levels of debt.
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Sanders has also criticized former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg for piling tens of millions of dollars into the race.
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There are reportedly long delays in bodies being released to relatives, and even of corpses piling up outside a broken refrigerator.
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Diggins collapsed in the snow, and soon Randall was piling on top of her, celebrating a moment decades in the making.
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Unfortunately with school-work piling up, I only got as far as creating a single room before the project was abandoned.
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In another, guards are seen piling onto an inmate, holding him down and throwing punches – and then shocking him with a Taser.
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But the warnings have had little effect, with dozens of new crypto-hedge funds entering the market and retail investors piling in.
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Rural folk will overload them to a ridiculous degree, piling more on them then you'd ever dare put into your pickup truck.
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All states in the Democratic race award their delegates proportionally, meaning Clinton can keep piling up delegates even in states she loses.
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Even Starbucks got in on the fun, capitalizing on the bonfire of free advertising that the internet kept piling more logs onto.
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As executives at startups like Theranos, Andreessen-backed Zenefits, and Uber are newly exposed for malfeasance, the troubling questions keep piling up.
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And as they consider the threats piling up against them, they finally start to feel human, and like heroes instead of punchlines.
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Upbeat U.S. economic data has raised expectations of an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve, piling pressure on the yuan.
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The coalition's target is 50% bigger than the biggest deficit officials had calculated the state could run without piling up more debt.
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The temple's stunned monks and nuns were left with the memory of authorities piling up bodies on the road outside their gates.
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She said she was shocked at the amount, a sign that her bank's $35 overdraft charges had been piling up for weeks.
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It's more like she's piling our plates with stuff we didn't ask for and then adding to it even though we're full.
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Comments have started piling up at Typo's Facebook page, with many laughing off the complaints and applauding the company's carefully crafted apology.
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Since the election, traders have been piling on long positions with the exception of the week before Christmas, according to CFTC data.
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BRI countries risk piling up dangerous amounts of debt, which some fear is designed to give China a strategic hold over them.
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Chinese science is a nimble giant, capable of piling in on any new field of promise with enormous, often centrally encouraged, force.
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That is why carmakers are now piling into ride-hailing and car-sharing services and pushing on with their own AV programmes.
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Because it took half the total traded around the world, that has left hillocks of the stuff piling up in the West.
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Others are just waking up to the problem; before plastic began piling up, it reasonably seemed less of a priority for governments.
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Facebook disclosed a devastating breach just last month — piling onto questions raised in March when the company's Cambridge Analytica leak was revealed.
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Sure, there are helmet giveaways, safety campaigns, and in-app instructions on how to ride properly, but the incidents keep piling up.
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Now all we have to do is stop thinking about that monthly storage bill, and we can just keep piling up stuff.
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In areas under their control, rubbish is piling up, cash is hard to get hold of and the lights have gone out.
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The answer to Obamacare's woes is not piling on even more Obamacare, as some of our colleagues across the aisle may suggest.
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The intensity of the sell-off is likely to keep investors from quickly piling back into short volatility bets, market participants said.
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A court will convene on Wednesday to decide whether to approve the arrest warrant, but already the charge is piling pressure on.
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Larry King's not down with everyone piling on Kathy Griffin for her Trump beheading photo fiasco ... especially his old bosses at CNN.
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Emails are piling like Tetris blocks, the heating is set to prime drowsiness temperature, and it feels like hours until home time.
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If your clothes are piling up on the floor, then dust them off and put them in this five-pocket hanging shelf.
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And he's piling on them at a moment when his relationships with Republicans on Capitol Hill are at an all-time low.
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But I think you are also taking a risk assuming that investors will just keep fleeing everything else and piling into utilities.
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Ashley started by putting foundation all over the lips and then piling on Lancôme's Rich Cashmere lipstick and Basic Gloss by Tarte.
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He has attacked the media for "piling on" the bank, saying it was "ridiculous" for them to be the subject of scorn.
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Trump and his team are piling on the former secretary of State for her remarks, calling them "insulting" to millions of Americans.
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Yun said evidence is piling up that the construction of new homes is crucial to keeping momentum building behind the housing recovery.
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"The evidence is piling up in the corporate world that diversity brings about better decision making—in corporations, in governance," she says.
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The new plan provides for a less visible sheet metal piling and rock armor at two points above the high water mark.
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Meanwhile, Wall Street has been piling on, sending the stock to new lows, and there are rumblings that activists could attack soon.
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But Adidas has developed a 100 percent recyclable sneaker that, if it catches on, could keep shoes from piling up in landfills.
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Cutting services while piling on a mountain of debt has serious consequences for both our economy and every American's quality of life.
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The Taiwan dollar, however, remained under pressure with bearish positions on the currency piling up in the past month and a half.
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As she tries to keep her secret, wishes are piling up and she must come to terms with her abilities and past.
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I was practicing in really dirty water, and a pier piling was floating around in the water, and I couldn't see it.
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Protests have happened almost daily in Hong Kong, sometimes with little or no notice, disrupting business and piling pressure on the government.
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A reluctance to rely on credit may be keeping young adults from piling consumer debt on top of their growing student loans.
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Also, the manufacturer is looking to hire new employees as it struggles to meet commercial aircraft orders that have been piling up.
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The Nasdaq 100 has already dropped 2 percent so far this month, piling on top of a 4 percent decrease in March.
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Some of my favorite times that I've ever had were piling into a car, getting belligerent, playing a show and sounding awful.
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The charges against R. Kelly just keep piling up, with Minnesota now the third state where he's facing accusations of sex crimes.
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The opposite is true of course — if everyone starts piling into junk bonds in a hurry, they'll "crash up" just as fast.
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"I could feel my brain filling up with angry bits, piling up like Ho Ho wrappers on a binge day," she says.
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He said many are confused about where to invest and are not piling into the rotation into cyclicals and away from defense.
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Soon he has ignited a turf war between rival drug gangs, one Serbian, the other homegrown, and the bodies start piling up.
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Taking time out of the labor force while piling a debt burden onto your burgeoning career may not be your best move.
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In the videos that have gone viral, police can be seen piling on to individuals over $2.75 subway fees, among other things.
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"You build a feature, and then you build another feature, and they are piling up," says Facebook's head of Messenger Stan Chudnovsky.
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But before you go piling on the salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide of your youth, Tan suggests considering more grown-up solutions.
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The country have been accused of "sportswashing", a term for unsavoury figures piling money into popular sports to improve their public image.
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A minute later, as if on cue, a three-foot chunk of rotten wooden piling crumpled into the canal with a splash.
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Several Republican senators, including Bob Corker of Tennessee, have expressed concerns about piling up debt as a result of the tax overhaul.
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The middlemen who sponsor the accounts, like the SVCF, are making their own money by piling up donor assets and collecting fees.
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Running, falling, sliding, colliding, the dancers seemed blown about like trash in a windstorm, now piling together in sculptural clumps, now disintegrating.
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The tariffs have also hurt the Chinese economy, piling on to the effects of a sharp but temporary credit crunch last year.
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The two dozen Democratic presidential candidates are competing for donations as President Trump is piling up money for his re-election effort.
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It has always had its critics, but these days everyone — mea culpa, the national news media included — seems to be piling on.
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A jogger passing by jumped in and was able to free Margaritis from the piling and bring her to land, he said.
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Venezuela's misery is causing a refugee crisis in South America, above, and migrants are piling up at the U.S. border with Mexico.
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"The person then opens up the back of the truck and gestures to the back, saying, "There's bodies up there, piling up.
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We all have many things processing and piling up in our heads and it's not always just calm and serenity up there.
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Mr. Rahman remembered his family excitedly piling into the rented Toyota wagon in their new clothes to drive to his cousin's home.
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With this set of facts piling up, plenty of people have decided unions are now irrelevant and left the movement for dead.
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Florence is more or less moving directly toward the coast, so the storm is piling up water and pushing it toward shore.
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The questions are piling up as Pompeo eyes a Senate seat in Kansas — and a potential future bid for the White House.
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She pulled books from a shelf as if appending footnotes to our conversation, piling them high on the small bed between us.
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But just because there&aposs a demand for technology, and VCs are piling on, doesn&apost mean batteries are a good bet.
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First, Trump must bring Saudi Arabia to its senses: Piling human suffering on the people of Yemen is not strategic or defensible.
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In fact, piling up dishes and glasses incorrectly may leave the stack too heavy or lopsided for the server to successfully carry.
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Hardest-hit states Winds and snow brought down plenty of power lines, piling on to the crippling outages remaining from last weekend.
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In this case, it is more profitable for talk show hosts to play down Mr. Trump's failures while piling on his enemies.
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Still, Clinton won the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes, piling up an overwhelming majority in deeply Democratic states like California.
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Right now, all the cards are piling up in her basement and have formed an impenetrable wall in her garage, she says.
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PwC consumer markets lead Steve Barr said, "July has turned into a mini holiday shopping season" with all the activity piling on.
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Some are taking a subtler approach with a glammed-up version of their everyday looks, while others are piling on the shine.
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Like a good horror movie the clues have been piling up, but markets like to pretend they have been caught by surprise.
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But fouls were piling up for the Highlanders, who lost starting guard Devonnte Holland on his fifth with 238:50 to play.
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ILLINOIS: Mr. D's Shish-Kabobs in Chicago is doing fries like no one else by piling them on top of its sandwiches.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez piling on to the discourse, holding up the dispute as an indictment on the "predatory" nature of the industry.
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Most plastics don't biodegrade, and the massive amounts that are piling up in landfills emit greenhouse gases and contribute to global warming.
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It is a tax — albeit a hidden one — and the largely unchecked piling on of more rules is costly and getting costlier.
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He was a familiar sight back then, piling groceries in a cart and chatting with other customers at the Quincy Stop & Shop.
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I plan to eat sensibly, but with the locals lining up, piling their plates high, I guess I succumb to peer pressure.
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The US government so far appears willing to give Mexico time to make good on its promise without piling on the pressure.
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But here's what's interesting: instead of lots of lots of ferocious back-and-forth and piling on, this time, no one cared.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's administration moved to blacklist Huawei in May, and Washington is piling pressure on European countries to follow suit.
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This new money for Asia is reflective of Sequoia's activity elsewhere in the world, where it is piling up cash for more details.
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Plus, I think they're a great way to finish off fancier dresses and going-out looks, instead of piling on the costume jewelry.
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And that piling up of wealth is also an issue, since venture capital firms always struggle with generational changes that come with success.
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Trump reversed the policy last week, and a federal judge on Tuesday ordered reunification, but that did not stop Democrats from piling on.
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All of these things are piling up and I think you&aposre going to see moderates step out and say, again, walk away.
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But in low-lying areas along the coast, the problem was not snow piling up but water rushing in, propelled by the wind.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors have been piling into currency-hedged equity tracker funds, seeking protection against big moves in foreign exchange rates.
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Since the middle of last year, many Japanese investors have been piling into European bonds because their yields after currency hedging are attractive.
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And without the skimability of an email, you can imagine a big queue of videos piling up that staffers don't want to watch.
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Lawsuits were piling up, several labor unions were organizing drivers to strike and combative rhetoric from all involved seemed to foreshadow a showdown.
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We were snappy about the dishes piling up; we whined about wanting to take a walk or a drive just to get out.
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Sonic booms are caused by air piling up in front of various parts of the plane, particularly its nose, wings and engine inlets.
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O'Leary said Ryanair planned to increase passenger numbers to 119 million from an earlier forecast of 117 million, piling further pressure on competitors.
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But it's the gradual piling and eventual shucking of absurdities that makes the end of the second season so rewarding and, strangely, elegant.
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Some of those assumptions (really, they're hang-ups) are worth jettisoning, but as they start piling up, I start to get increasingly uncomfortable.
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Investors have had a lot of fun piling into bitcoin; the real test will come when they suddenly need to get out again.
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I open a bunch of delivery packages that have been piling up, including some snow tubes I bought for our post-Christmas getaway.
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So for many jilted fans, the departure of its N.F.L. team — despite its mediocre 7-9 finish this year — seemed like piling on.
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THERE seems to be no end to the legal troubles piling up around Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, his family and close circle.
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The provisions piling up in Cúcuta, the first phase of a $20m humanitarian-assistance programme, cannot alleviate the misery of all 30m Venezuelans.
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Second, skin in the game is all well and good but investors should worry about this being done by piling leverage upon leverage.
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"We needed a new system to deal with the growing set of features that were piling up on an older design," Kalanick said.
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But as the head doctor of the International Cycling Federation puts it, the evidence against the drug has been piling up for years.
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Blue Jays RH Marcus Stroman (218-33, 23) Kennedy is piling up strikeouts with 28 in 25 innings over his last two outings.
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Sources tell Axios' Jonathan Swan that in the moments of most acute crisis and when the media is totally piling on him — e.g.
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The car maker has said that regular Explorer drivers "have no reason to be concerned," but complaints from first responders continue piling up.
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Scooping out the extra bread in the center saves carbs and calories before piling on the toppings, which replace the calories you saved.
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As central banks across the world keep interest rates low, Phillip Streible of RJO Futures said investors have been piling into U.S. bonds.
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Nursing has never been an easy job, but with staffing shortages and patients piling up, the gig is getting tougher across the country.
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"Ever since President Obama and a Democrat-led Congress passed Obamacare six years ago, the law's failures have been piling up," he said.
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That is sending many investors rattling down the credit spectrum and piling into Triple C rated junk offerings in the hunt for yield.
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" Ross just kept piling on towels until Michael finally wrote, "Take off all of the towels on your body and take a pic.
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All states in the Democratic race award their delegates proportionally, meaning Clinton can keep piling up delegates even in states where she loses.
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The Turkish lira fell to new lows despite efforts by the country's central bank to support it with pressures piling on the economy.
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"There was no space – everyone was piling up on top of each other trying to get as far away as possible," Casiano described.
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Which is why Facebook leans so heavily on AI — shrinking the cost to its business but piling content-related risk onto everyone else.
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Uber fired him in May, and Kalanick resigned a month later, as other scandals swirling around the once-hot startup continued piling up.
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But because most of the conservative movement has decided it doesn't like Trump, conservative pundits are piling on with criticism of these remarks.
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When you turn 18 and the responsibilities start piling up, resist the urge to overdose on coffee: It'll make your hands tremble. 10.
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And right now it's 800,000 government workers who feel insulted, forgotten and anxious about rent, mortgage, car payment and medical bills piling up.
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Time-lapse footage near Mauna Kea's summit captured wind gusts and thick snow piling up near the elegantly named Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope.
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Political because obviously they didn't want to be seen as piling on President George W. Bush; practical because it wasn't nearly as depressing.
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Fidelity said OK, boomer, stop piling into risky stocks in case the market tanks but CNBC's Bob Pisani explained why that was crazy...
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Americans love Thanksgiving, and we show it by piling our plates high with turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie, and other holiday staples.
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HTC has been piling resources into virtual reality, an industry thought to be worth billions, with its own VR headset, the HTC Vive.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Western governments may be piling the pressure on Huawei but that's not holding back its fast-growing smartphone business.
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But this ad frames the issue as "math," and then does no math whatsoever, apart from piling two little blocks on one another.
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The company was a classic corporate roll-up that was growing because of serial acquisitions, piling on the debt at the same time.
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In fact, it may even be possible to keep on running primary deficits and piling on more debt, and everything would be fine.
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The plastic chow mein containers piling up in your apartment, however, suggest it may be time to reevaluate how you shop for groceries.
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I see myself in high school pretending to be something I was not, and I see all the doubts piling up inside me.
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For years, Schaeuble has pushed for central banks to end their ultra-loose monetary policy and for governments to stop piling up debt.
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China's central bank shrugged off an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve last month, piling even more pressure on the yuan.
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With tariffs piling up and potentially pushing prices higher, odds are that the Fed will push through two more increases before 2018 ends.
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One man carried a sack of grain away on his shoulder, and women rushed back and forth piling up food in the courtyard.
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The issue has gained some acceptance, whether in the form of plastic straw bans or anxiety about e-commerce-related cardboard piling up.
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Better still, even when he doesn't get his way, piling on the pandemonium keeps people from focusing on any one piece of it.
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The food menu features sausages, croquettes, crab salad, lamb ribs, charcuterie and cheeses meant for either snacking or piling into a full dinner.
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By the time the holidays roll around, building lobbies look like post offices, with packages piling up in mailrooms and behind concierge desks.
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Things hadn't been going well with his software company; the unpaid invoices, which he awkwardly ignored, were piling up on the kitchen table.
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Now, read the article, "'The Whole World Was on Fire': Infernos Choke California, Piling On the Grief," and answer the following questions: 1.
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While a paralyzed federal government is not yet damaging the economy, the damage from Mr. Trump's other personal policy perversions is piling up.
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German bond yields have meanwhile tumbled to minus 0.80% as investors seek safety, piling pressure on the ECB to cut rates even further.
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"There has been irritation among member states that some are piling up supplies, and not contributing what they have to," the official said.
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The departure of Ms. Meeker strips Kleiner of its late-stage investing arm at a time when rivals are piling into that business.
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Still, the piling up of incidents and images and subplots has a congestive effect here, blurring our focus and blunting our emotional responses.
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The collapse is happening so fast it isn't visible yet in standard data like the unemployment rate, but startling facts are piling up.
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Williams-Goss scored at will, piling up 25 points, and the lanky junior forward Johnathan Williams slashed his way to a double-double.
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In Tuesday's season finale, torrential rains flooded the Conners' basement, piling five figures' worth of foundation damage on top of the medical bills.
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