Or do a chair push-up instead of a kneeling push-up.
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For the uninformed, "girl push-up" is usually used to describe a modified push-up.
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Regardless of which type of push-up you perform, a modified push-up is still a good exercise.
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Do a push-up, then walk your feet and hands one step to the left and do another push-up.
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Higher inflation was likely to push up bond yields, a factor that would push up the value of inflation-protection related securities.
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For even more arm work, Lewis has Alexander do push-up variations, including tricep push-ups, and holding the push-up at the halfway point.
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Thanks to a recent push up to what he terms a "bull flag, " Gordon believes the gold miners ETF is set to push up to this $28 resistance.
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Len keeps her supply closet stocked with the versatile Victoria's Secret Invisible Push Up Bra, a backless silicone push-up contraption that adheres onto the boobs for that "busty" effect.
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Push Up Machine: Home Exercise Equipment Set this machine up anywhere in your home and get the proper push-up form to work out your arms, chest, core, and back.
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Tightening labor markets are starting to push up wage growth.
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The provision was expected to push up air travel prices.
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The outage has helped push up North Sea crude differentials.
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That might push up the cost, making their economics tougher.
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Capital inflows push up local asset prices, encouraging further borrowing.
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That will push up funding costs, and further squeeze returns.
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Often, just disclosing an activist campaign can push up stocks.
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You also can push up or down to climb ladders.
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That threatened to push up premiums 40 percent for 2017.
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Higher funding costs are likely to push up lending rates.
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The move could push up expenses for the big four.
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Melting ice is contributing to push up world sea levels.
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In traditional monetary theory, that imbalance tends push up prices.
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Higher rates push up borrowing costs for companies and consumers.
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That helped push up yields which move opposite bond prices.
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Amazon's HQ20203 is likely to push up its neighbors' rents.
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"She has so much less to push up," he said.
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This would likely push up the cost of life insurance.
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They can push up borrowing costs for companies and consumers.
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So if you can't do one of them — say a standard push-up — you can always find an easier substitute that challenges the same group of muscles — like a kneeling or wall push-up.
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One day, such sharing could push up your life insurance premiums.
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Think of this as a push-up bra for your eyes.
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To do Crooks' total body push-up, begin on all fours.
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Thongs and push-up bras purportedly brought sexual fulfillment and autonomy.
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This is what will push up wages and reduce financial uncertainty.
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Maxwell reportedly could barely do a push up at his physical.
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The loss of Iranian exports would likely push up oil prices.
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A falling peso will push up the burden of servicing it.
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Higher tariffs could push up vehicle prices and so reduce sales.
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Strong Chinese demand has helped push up international thermal coal prices.
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Disney's decision to push up the film's home release comes one week after the family friendly studio decided to push up the release of hit sequel "Frozen 2" by three months in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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It was much easier to push up public debt by cutting taxes.
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"Payback's gonna be real," Jordan says, after fulfilling her push-up request.
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That could push up plane prices and cut innovation in the industry.
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But the minister is in a hurry to push up those figures.
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The delays helped push up Brent crude oil prices LCOc1 on Thursday.
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Do a push-up and move right into a downward dog pose.
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The discount rate cut will push up the size of the payments.
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By mid July I had a fairly legit one-armed push-up.
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Flashy fashion shows, push-up bras and celebrity models aren't drawing women.
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I never owned a push-up bra or posed in a bikini.
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Peel an orange, go outside, do a push up, sing a song.
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Smaller almond and stone-fruit crops could push up prices for consumers.
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Interest rate rises meanwhile push up bond yields and boost the dollar.
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But you have to push up faster and get on your feet.
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She wore push-up bras and talked about sex all the time.
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Inflation would push up core European bond yields and Hungarian bond yields.
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My next Guinness World Record will be in the push-up genre.
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I grab a basic nude bra with a touch of push-up.
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It asks that people share their push-up videos with the hashtag #22pushups.
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And I will always be a slut for wearing a push up bra.
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Floor Push-Up Place your hands on the floor about two feet apart.
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They fear any slowdown of bond buying could push up Japanese borrowing costs.
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Back here on sad and sorry Earth, I cannot do single push up.
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And also push up quantitative easing once again, build up the balance sheet.
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Analysts have said an official delivery arrangement would push up costs for Starbucks.
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Hikes in American interest rates would push up the cost of refinancing debts.
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Even if firms manage all that, other factors threaten to push up costs.
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There's a good chance that you've heard the phrase, "girl push-up" before.
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A rise in bond yields could therefore push up the cost of equity.
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With push-up cups and a streamlined bodice, this corset enhances your figure.
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Many worry the Riksbank is running out of ammunition to push up inflation.
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The former could stymie growth while the latter could push up borrowing costs.
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Looming recessions push up junk bond yields, but they've actually fallen in 2019.
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SOLY HUX Women Sexy Push up Lace Up Back One Piece, $16.99; amazon.
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Increases in the legal minimum wage tend to push up all low wages.
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This handy guide will correct any push-up mistakes once and for all.
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And I will always be a slut for wearing a push-up bra.
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The instructor taught her how to do a modified plank and push-up.
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Many fear that growing transport costs will push up the price of groceries.
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Lawmakers must either repeal the Budget Control Act or push up its cap.
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When you push up the yogurt, it blooms into a beautiful flower — genius!
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For the market, risk factors that continue to push up oil prices remain.
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These types of drugs continue to push up overall costs of prescription drugs.
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The wage growth number we are seeing should push up the CPI rate.
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Nor will — and this is a real thing — the push-up sports bra.
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The push-up bra may be finally going the way of the corset.
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Investors will welcome that, and it's likely to push up the share price.
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Maybe now you won't look so silly doing that Instagram push-up challenge.
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For plank, lower into a partial push-up position and back into plank.
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But any disruption could severely impact the country's economy and push up prices.
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This risk reduction mounted impressively at the highest level of push-up ability.
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Many of us can't stay straight head to hips doing a push-up.
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Some people barter sexual favors for a push up the ladder to success.
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The 22 Push-Up Challenge works the same way the Ice Bucket Challenge did.
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While lira weakness may push up inflation, weak growth could partially cancel that out.
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If this variation is too challenging, stick to a standard or modified push-up.
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Barriers to job switching, like occupational licensing, can also push up the natural rate.
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The firms are accused of "land banking", hoarding undeveloped plots to push up prices.
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In-The-Know: Is the 22 Push-up Challenge the new Ice Bucket Challenge?
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If tourist dollars push up the cost of living, locals may be priced out.
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The U.S. "war on terror" helped push up global spending levels after the Sept.
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Higher levels of each would probably push up short- and medium-term interest rates.
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Get the most out of your push-up by positioning yourself at an incline.
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Don says Scott looks like a push-up and pull-up kind of guy.
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A decline in the currency tends to push up import prices, and thus inflation.
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These retort that controls on land clearance push up food prices and cost jobs.
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Competition for workers is expected to push up wage increases, which have remained moderate.
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The imperative to avoid delays from labor shortages can dramatically push up payroll costs.
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That will not stop the spending, of course, but merely push up the figures.
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Then push up so arms are fully extended, and bring them back down. 6.
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We're told she was wearing not one, but TWO tops with push-up technology.
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Go down low in a push-up and hold that position for three seconds.
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A record military outlay and rising infrastructure costs also push up the overall spending.
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Tighter labour markets could yet push up wages and have a more lasting impact.
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The treasury said it does not expect the tax to push up electricity prices.
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The Fed still seems anxious to push up rates as soon as it can.
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They say it would push up prices for consumers and could provoke Washington's wrath.
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Then I started to add some strength exercises, like push-up or crunch challenges.
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I'd do sprints up a hill and then headstand push-up after each sprint.
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In the medium term, increased barriers to trade and migration could push up prices.
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They also push up U.S. bond yields, reducing the attraction of non-yielding bullion.
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Victoria's Secret, known for its push-up bras, was late to embrace the style.
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He added that a tightening job market is expected to gradually push up wages.
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Many people feared that letting T-Mobile and Sprint merge would push up prices.
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This would push up British import tariffs for German cars to roughly 10 percent.
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And the hinges make it easy and oddly addictive to push up and down.
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The tax reform is expected to reduce corporate taxes and push up corporate profits.
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At the end of the day, we just didn't get enough push up front.
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In his own life, Dr. Fogg wanted to start a daily push-up habit.
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Others say the mandate will push up housing costs too much for many homebuyers.
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S. trade tensions will also push up demand for palm, sapping stockpiles, he said.
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There are moral reasons, too, to push up against the limits of what's knowable.
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Best of all, push-up testing is simple, requiring only the ability to count.
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But through their grip on advertising, they subtly push up the costs of other firms.
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We start with mountain climbers, essentially running on the ground in a push-up position.
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Barriers to job switching, like occupational licensing, increase friction and push up the natural rate.
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Step 3: Purists will say this is where you've got to perform a push-up.
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She began painstakingly urging Yuna to push up using her elbow, never sure Yuna understood.
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Their purchases would push up the value of the dollar, encouraging imports and squeezing exports.
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"I instantly did a push-up and ran as fast as I could," he said.
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The news helped push up Yelp's stock price more than 6 percent in premarket trading.
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Tariffs temporarily push up inflation, making it harder for central banks to cushion the blow.
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And the dollar's decline has helped push up commodity prices, which are priced in dollars.
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Higher oil prices may push up the headline rate in many countries round the world.
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That helped push up the politically sensitive goods deficit with China to a record $383bn.
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As you come down for the push-up, bring out that hand to the side.
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The increased risk of coupon deferrals may push up yields, raising funding costs for issuers.
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Assume the push-up position with your arms braced against the side of your car.
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He says too much renewable power will lead to blackouts and push up power prices.
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Push up to a high plank, and simultaneously raise your right arm and left leg.
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It's becoming almost as hard to anticipate when falling unemployment will finally push up wages.
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Moreover, high household debt and low wage growth are starting to push up mortgage arrears.
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This will place more pressure on domestic borrowing and potentially push up interbank rates further.
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Another way to push up the minimum substantially is to slowly phase in the increase.
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JPMorgan's success in beating expectations helped push up its stock price 4.2 percent on Wednesday.
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Those brands offer trendy lace bralettes and comfortable pieces more aggressively than push-up bras.
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I decided to see if I could do a regular one-armed push-up yet.
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To be able to push up your body, or crunch, or squat, or pull up.
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The changes were expected to push up prices for transport, food products and other goods.
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"It's a mistake to push up prices because people don't have more money," he said.
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A melt would push up sea levels but ICIMOD said the exact amount was unknown.
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The expanding tissues push up against the bone and the resulting pressure triggers migraine pain.
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When Chris started working out with a trainer, he couldn't manage a single push-up.
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The stats back up the tape: this team gets no push up front at all.
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The huge new government demand for credit could push up interest rates in the markets.
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Using advanced centrifuges means a shorter time would be needed to push up its enrichment.
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The utilities, mostly debt-laden, say that proposed changes threaten to push up customers' bills.
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A hike in official rates would push up mortgage costs for already indebted Australian families.
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On the 10th "push-up," hold your cheek muscles up as high as you can.
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Falling interest rates do tend to push up the value of all assets, including stocks.
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The BRC added that higher transport costs, currency devaluation and tariffs could push up food prices.
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Luckily, the sight of JT doing that push-up move provides a great deal of comfort.
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That, together with government policies encouraging wage restraint and stingier welfare benefits, helped push up profits.
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But it will either distort trade, or push up the dollar, or some combination of both.
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Ban this now and sensual bikinis with fake push-up bras and save children from pedophiles!
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Storm surge occurs when strong winds push up coastal ocean levels, posing a threat of flooding.
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That acquisition helped push up sales, with its 2017 revenue rising 11 percent, to £26.2 billion.
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For more than two decades, China's investment in its military has helped push up global spending.
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When big money buys something, their purchases are so large it can push up the price.
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That would tend to push up the price of their U.S.- or Hong Kong-listed stock.
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Fed tightening this year could push up the value of the U.S. currency "significantly", he said.
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Labour plans to push up the rate of corporate tax to 26% when it takes office.
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Push-ups with Glider In a push-up position, use one glider on your left hand.
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That should push up state revenues, enabling the government to increase state spending or reduce taxes.
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After five years of easing, the BOJ's attempts to push up inflation have produced minimal results.
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Its reliance on push-up bras has also alienated customers that prefer rivals' custom-fitted bras.
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Brexit could also push up staffing costs, since 8203% of the industry's workers are EU migrants.
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But bond yields have surged on the view that Trump's economic policies would push up inflation.
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He deftly completed the 22 Push Up Challenge ... smack in the middle of an LAX terminal.
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This helped push up the VanEck Vectors gold miner exchange traded fund by 73 basis points.
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I've never been so grateful to be able to do a push-up in my life!!
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Analysts have said that making a delivery arrangement official would likely push up costs for Starbucks.
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A spate of hurricanes similar to 2017 could push up rates later this year, Masojada said.
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Producer cartel OPEC and its allies have been withholding production since 2017, helping push up prices.
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Combined, those forces are helping push up pay at the low end of the job market.
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Inflation remains tame despite a tightening labor market that is starting to push up wage growth.
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Thanks to my incorrect push-up posture, I woke up with sore arms and aching shoulders.
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Because you need not only affordable housing but you need every segment to push up demand.
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It would also push up borrowing costs by creating a larger pool from which to buy.
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Federal tax cuts and spending increases may further swell the national deficit and push up rates.
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They dig trenches in the sand for stability, to get more out of each push up.
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There, women rose because of a pull from the top and push up from the bottom.
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That, together with stingier welfare benefits and government policies encouraging wage restraint, helped push up profits.
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I was pleasantly surprised — shocked, really, at how quickly I could do push-up pyramids again.
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If slack in that group rises, competitive forces would push up wages for everyone, she said.
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Any disruption could push up cobalt prices from already historic highs of near $100,000 a ton.
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Any disruption could push up cobalt prices which reached record highs of nearly $100,000 a ton.
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Expansionary policies may push up consumer prices, which rose 11% in November from a year earlier.
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But he said the current stimulus programme was sufficient to gradually push up wages and inflation.
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"XLF had a nice push up, and now we have begun to end the correction," he said.
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Sales are expected to fall further in 213 as higher interest rates push up monthly car payments.
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Victoria's Secret waves have become as synonymous with the brand as push-up bras and bedroom eyes.
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I have enough futility in my life, don't need another digital boulder to push up a mountainside.
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H&M shares helped push up the retail index , which has risen nearly 20 percent this quarter.
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So—the logic goes—it should also shrink its balance-sheet, to push up long-term rates.
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She also says a big gasoline tax hike in New Jersey helped push up the national average.
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Weak productivity growth limits rises in living standards over the long term and can push up prices.
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The message of further joint Saudi-Russia action on output helped push up oil prices on Thursday.
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That was likely to push up U.S. bond yields, helping to drive further flows into the dollar.
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Lack of rain tends to push up food prices, which in turn affects the consumer price index.
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Their participation rate is higher than that of British nationals, so they push up the overall figure.
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Obviously, a person's gender has absolutely nothing to do with their ability to do a push-up.
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Nobody is actually aspiring to read one page or do one push-up or open their notes.
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Complete a second push-up and repeat the row with the other arm to complete one set.
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H&M shares helped push up the retail index, which has risen nearly 20 percent this quarter.
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His hedges mean he has every incentive to push up Pulte's stock price in the short term.
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" He stopped in midsentence, smiled, and added, "I mean, I do a push-up here and there.
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Flashy fashion shows, push-up bras and celebrity models aren't drawing people in like they used to.
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Larger economic trends — like increased factory, retail, or construction activity — push up the demand for truck drivers.
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The tax rate hike is also set to push up prices of premium smartphones such Apple's iPhones.
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Rajan did not believe GST implementation would push up inflation, calling it a "one-time adjustment" instead.
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Morgan Stanley reckons a higher rate could push up retail inflation as much as 0.7 percentage points.
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Stewart suspects that the men's push-up capacity is simply a marker for their level of fitness.
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And when interest rates are so low – WARREN BUFFETT: It should push up interest rates over time.
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An inflationary environment is likely to help improve GLP's rental reversion and push up its property value.
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Analysts at RBC reckon losses would need to exceed $100 billion this year to push up rates.
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Many analysts and investors think strict enforcement of U.S. sanctions against Iran will push up prices sharply.
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"I could barely do a push-up on my knees," she said about her pre-Snatched state.
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Sales are expected to fall further in 29.2 as higher interest rates push up monthly car payments.
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Stand straight and then drop to the ground like you are about to do a push up.
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When interest-rate increases push up the value of the dollar, exporters' competitiveness in foreign markets suffers.
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Some even argued the calibration of the system could actually push up market rates in certain places.
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Another 40 percent of Americans didn't know that being a smoker would push up their premium costs.
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A weaker currency will push up the prices of imported goods, causing inflation to rise even further.
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Finally, deficit spending which activates otherwise unused economic potential will push up output rather than stoking inflation.
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A page headlined "Men Love Fannies" highlighted an "open-end" push-up brief that exposed the derrière.
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If large sales did push up interest rates, China's remaining portfolio of Treasuries would also be devalued.
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He saw McDonald "starting to push up with his left hand off the ground," Van Dyke said.
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The new standard was expected to push up federal revenue by as much as $85 million annually.
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Lower acceptance rates can help push up schools' reputations and rankings by making them look more selective.
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A fall in the value of the pound would push up inflation, potentially preventing interest rate cuts.
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Economists and workers, though, are still waiting for the reputedly tight labor market to push up wages.
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One woman could not do a single push-up or sit-up, but she passed the run.
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The fall in sterling will push up on import and consumer prices notably over the next three years.
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"Lot of ... reasons for gold to push up, so I'm looking to add to my portfolio," he said.
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The central bank's policy mix could push up asset prices by encouraging excessive risk-taking, the OECD said.
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And if the U.S. corporate tax were "eliminated," it would push up earnings about 14 percent, Kelly said.
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But Thai restaurants still push up against unreasonable expectations that they be casual and cheap, spicy and scrappy.
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But it may also push up inflation so investors are switching out of Treasury bonds and into equities.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell 13/32 in price to push up their yield to 2.5507%.
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It has pockets, the print is fun and you can push up the sleeves if you need to.
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Another factor was set to push up bond yields, at least in Japan: Supply appeared likely to surge.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell 15/32 in price to push up their yield to 2.5579%.
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Nowhere else can the powerless push up against the powerful, fact-checking and myth-busting in real time.
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Imports are also likely to be more competitive as supply restrictions push up the price of domestic grades.
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A tightening labor market and rising raw material costs are expected to push up inflation through next year.
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But insisting on decarbonisation within a decade—with renewable capacity still limited—would push up electricity costs rapidly.
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In turn, this means the central bank may have to act more quickly to push up interest rates.
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Morgan Stanley reckons a higher rate could push up retail inflation by as much as 70 basis points.
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Should these trends continue, import prices could start to rise soon and help to push up domestic inflation.
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The government has accused factories and traders of hoarding stocks to push up prices, an allegation they deny.
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Still, the housing market fundamentals remain strong, with a tightening labor market starting to push up wage growth.
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The government has blamed the crisis on local factories and profiteering traders hoarding stocks to push up price.
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A big fall in sterling would push up inflation (UBS thinks by as much as five percentage points).
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That should further propel domestic demand and push up tax revenue, enabling the government to increase state spending.
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But evidence of black gains has been building and has helped push up the ultimate measure — life expectancy.
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Sales are expected to fall further in 29.9 as interest rates rise and push up monthly car payments.
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He said the Fed's reversal of its asset purchase program should help push up the 123-year yield.
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She went tricep-to-tricep with Ellen DeGeneres in a push-up contest on "Ellen" back in 2012.
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Funo said a strong economy and a tightening job market will likely gradually push up wages and inflation.
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Cost savings helped to push up the group operating margin to 2.7 percent from 2.2 percent last year.
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Instead of declaring you can't do 10 push-ups, remind yourself that you can do 1 push-up.
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Plus, a shorter shell will also offer a subtle push-up, to create more volume at the top.
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These cretins get all worked up and then they push up front to swing their filthy hair around.
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The knock-on effects would hit productivity and wages; a further fall in sterling would push up prices.
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"We should be able now to get a little push up towards $400 in early 653," said Gordon.
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Mr. Trump's decision this year to reimpose sanctions on Iran has also helped push up prices, analysts say.
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"There is no responsible move any Saudi could make at present to push up oil prices," Wald said.
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The crossing entry for the ON rebus is 29D's "Kind of push-up," or a [ON]E ARM.
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Instead they push up, keeping the fragments of plankton and other seaborne particles from falling into the crevices.
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Pause for a second and then exhale as you push up from the ground to your starting position.
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Policymakers also warned, however, that any doubts about the government's economic reform agenda could push up risk premia.
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Moreover, increased employment and consumption by immigrants could push up growth by more than 1 percent by 231.
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A deal could open markets and help push up the economy in the midst of his reelection campaign.
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It might temporarily push up growth, but (the economy) might run out of breath in fiscal year 2017.
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Target (TGT) is attempting to woo customers weary of Victoria's Secret's push-up bras and sexy supermodel image.
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Outside the United States, new U.S. sanctions against Iran's crude exports from November were helping push up prices.
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Industry executives have said that a spate of hurricanes similar to 2017 could push up rates this year.
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The auction results helped to push up the 10-year JGB futures by as much as 0.37 point.
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And as their perspectives push up against Nora's, Lalami begins to delve into the struggles of immigrant families.
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Some of these options are limited in supply, and the new demand will likely push up their prices.
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Benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury notes fell 16/32 in price to push up their yield to 2.5615%.
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But such diversification helped push up its operating costs 153 percent last year, outpacing revenue growth of 32.5 percent.
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There have been suggestions that the Bank of Canada might push up rates when it meets on July 12th.
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On the plus side, a competitive bidding situation could push up the sale price, which could top $20 billion.
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Bullishness on banks comes from expectations for more inflation that will push up interest rates and, consequently, bank's margins.
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Push up the edges as it cooks to let the runny egg under the cooked parts of the egg.
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Victoria's Secret wants you to think of its stores as more than a place to buy push-up bras.
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Some market experts worry that when the Fed starts shrinking its balance sheet it will push up interest rates.
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Frog Push-Up Begin on all fours, with your hands underneath your shoulders, knees apart with your toes touching.
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But some analysts and miners question whether demand will peak as quickly as supply, which could push up prices.
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The first outbreak of the disease reported there will likely further push up prices in the region, analysts said.
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In theory, border adjustments do not affect trade, because export subsidies and import taxes both push up the dollar.
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In some countries, the infusion of money might also push up prices and currencies, making the endeavour more expensive.
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Alternatively, raising the inflation target today could over time push up interest rates, giving more room for rate cuts.
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But many of the resulting jobs are filled by outsiders on high salaries, who help push up property prices.
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At the peak of the boom, this demand will push up prices and inflation will start to edge up.
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So it is difficult to push up the tax rate on individual incomes while simultaneously lowering the corporate rate.
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New rules of origin for cars were intended to push up wages and bring more production to North America.
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Yet Finnish MEPs will struggle to push up the agenda an issue that is both contentious and seemingly trivial.
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A good place to start is with the three foundational movements: the push-up, pull-up, and air squat.
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" Push-Up Holds "Take it to your knees or stay on your toes — pay attention to your own level!
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That has helped push up Brent crude prices by more than a third since the start of the year.
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E.ON and Innogy's rivals and customers have been asked if the deal will push up prices and harm competition.
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"The outlook for much higher inflation, mainly due to sterling's depreciation, likely will push up yields soon," Tombs said.
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Upheavals in trade agreements and international relations might push up prices for imports and exports, the report further noted.
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Correction: This post originally said that the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS) was causing the plane to push up.
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If Mulvaney were to push up the value of the dollar further, he would further harm the manufacturing sector.
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A fall in the value of the pound would push up inflation, it says, potentially requiring higher borrowing costs.
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But it could also push up inflation because of hit to sterling, complicating any decision to cut interest rates.
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Increases in charges for services, if sustained, threaten to push up core inflation, which excludes food and energy prices.
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One woman holds a squat with a barbell over her shoulders, while another is posed mid-handstand-push-up.
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The 22 Push-Up Challenge, launched by #22Kill, is raising awareness of mental health issues suffered by America's soldiers.
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This is expected to push up the annual lease operating costs at Devon's Jackfish complex by about $100 million.
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Norwegian media estimated it could push up the price of a Tesla Model X by 70,000 Norwegian crowns ($8,850).
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Similarly, it aims to push up its EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) margin slightly to about 7.5 percent.
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Yes, she would challenge Jon Stewart to a push-up competition — to raise money for wounded veterans — and win.
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Greenberg said "Barron" called him in May 1984 to persuade him to push up his estimate of Trump's wealth.
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In theory, a tight labor market should put upward pressure on wages, which would in turn push up prices.
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Inflation caused by rising gas prices and higher rents has the potential to push up rates down the road.
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Automakers normally shut assembly plants for annual retooling at the start of July, which tends to push up claims.
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If Mr. Ferro's goal in resisting was to push up Gannett's price, then he is doing a masterly job.
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Generous consumer rights provisions, such as having to reimburse travelers when bad weather cancels flights, also push up costs.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they push up bond yields, reducing the appeal of non-yielding gold.
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Martini then amped up Lima's lashes with Maybelline New York The Falsies Push Up Drama Mascara in Blackest Black.
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If you're down to make it harder, you can add a push-up at the end of the plank.
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This implied traders did not expect that fewer bond purchases from the Fed would push up longer-dated yields.
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That makes Chinese exports cheaper to foreign buyers — handy when President Trump's tariffs push up their prices in America.
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They are concerned that Mr. Trump's bellicose trade policy will disrupt corporate America's supply chains and push up costs.
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This is expected to push up the price of diesel fuel for trucks by as much as 100 percent.
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These large groups of young people can push up rents as they search for apartments, aggravating the housing shortage.
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And additional tariffs on Chinese goods are set to take effect in January, which could push up consumer prices.
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Plant hands directly under shoulders, slightly wider than shoulder-width apart, like you're about to do a push-up.
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Instead of sports bras and leggings or briefs, they are wearing mostly push-up bras, lace and garter belts.
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As the TSA agent and DeSanti competed, a crowd gathered around to help them count off each push-up.
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Now these skyscrapers are helping push up his family company's bottom line, even through Vornado actually runs the towers.
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As a result, that could drive dollars away from stocks and push up borrowing costs for companies and investors.
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And there are other factors that may push up interest rates, and push equity prices down in the process.
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Geopolitical tensions such as the unrest rocking Iran this past week can also push up prices, according to Smith.
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Some countries including India have already cut purchases of Iranian oil, which has helped push up global oil prices.
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Co saw sales of its push-up bras plummet from 24% to 15% in a year, while bralette sales soared.
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Frozen sisters Elsa and Anna are no longer in their floor-length gowns, but wearing push-up bras and wings.
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But with an increasingly urban population facing rising costs of living, attempts to push up the birth rate have failed.
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Recently, she designed a push-up arm to help her exercise; she brought it to life with a 3D printer.
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How was it stepping back into Karen Walker's shoes – or should I say push-up bra – after all these years?
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Some economists believe more aggressive tax cuts next year could push up the annual budget deficit ratio to 3 percent.
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That helped push up the overall index -- which seeks to anticipate consumer behavior -- to a three-month high of 44.0.
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Bill sales will theoretically freeze yuan funds in Hong Kong and push up the borrowing cost for the Chinese currency.
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The evidence suggests that further rises in the minimum wage could push up joblessness more quickly than past increases have.
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CBS had to push up its broadcast due to stormy weather in Augusta, Georgia, the site of the annual tournament.
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The downgrades triggered the ejection of South Africa from some major debt indexes, which will push up its borrowing costs.
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However, on the other hand the uncertainty of European politics and unpleasant Brexit negotiations will further push up the dollars.
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Higher domestic demand and increased oil prices will push up imports, but higher exports of cars will support external receipts.
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Then push up from the ground so you're almost fully straight and hop over the bag to the other side.
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A sustained decline in bond yields could push up government debt levels and increase general indebtedness, the ratings agency cautioned.
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"Surging pork prices continued to push up consumer price inflation," said Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics.
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The phone has six, and each one can push up to 11.9 gigabits of data per second, in both directions.
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A big decline in the exchange rate, which is likely, would push up the sterling value of those foreign earnings.
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But economists say that for the next two years at least the tight supply is likely to push up inflation.
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This year's show-stopping Fantasy bra is fashioned from its new "Beautiful" line, which boasts push-up without the padding.
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Many of those who voted for him are counting on him to create new jobs and push up real wages.
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While that could potentially help push up chip prices, it is likely to make smartphones and other electronics more expensive.
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While lifting short-term rates won't necessarily push up longer-term market rates, the path of least resistance is higher.
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Markets are eagerly anticipating a final U.S. tax bill that is expected to reduce corporate taxes and push up profits.
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It's no surprise that tech jobs are helping push up the prices; the median annual pay at Facebook is $123,430.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A settlement with the U.S. authorities over emissions test cheating will push up the cost for Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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Abenomics relies on a weak yen to push up corporate earnings and to help generate inflation by raising import prices.
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Several factories there make components for undergarments: dyed textiles, lace and the tough foam used to upholster push-up bras.
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Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, who has staked his reputation on Japan's economic recovery, has tried to push up pay.
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These expectations helped push up the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield US10YT=RR to a 102.053-month high last week.
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While it's early days, the risk is that these new deposits push up bank funding costs and threaten their margins.
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It suggested recent comments by the central bank about raising rates were intended to push up sterling and cool inflation.
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Without full employment to help push up pay, wages and salaries for all workers lag even as corporate profits rise.
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That might help enrollees with big drug bills for serious chronic conditions - but it also could push up insurance premiums.
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Gold is sensitive to rising U.S. interest rates because they push up bond yields and tend to strengthen the dollar.
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High levels of debt can push up borrowing costs and interest rates, "crowd out" private borrowing and weigh down budgets.
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I can hardly do a standard push-up let alone these, which you end by springing up into the air.
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That deal has helped to balance a glutted market, so supply disruptions are more likely to push up crude prices.
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In high school, my gym teacher always focused a lot on proper push-up posture, and now I know why.
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That policy is likely to just push up house prices even further - transferring cash from taxpayers to existing property owners.
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Buccaneers using cash to push up asset prices to make a killing for themselves and killed the economy are hostile.
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The Gulf's banking sector is consolidation as three years of low oil prices squeeze deposits and push up bad loans.
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They are not happy with merely fair returns, and often encourage managers to push up prices and chase market power.
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Regardless of how the curators present the work, "Kulturegeschichte 222–229" will always push up against the desire for comprehensibility.
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Production volumes are expected to be slightly softer in the second half which will push up unit costs, it said.
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A modest cut in the BOJ's bond buying earlier this month did little to push up the 10-year yield.
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Their concern is that a tight labor market will push up inflation as employers increase wages to compete for workers.
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"Trump does not want oil price to rise quickly as that will push up inflation in the U.S.," Leung added.
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He calls Biden "Sleepy Joe," which is sort of dangerous given Biden's proclivity for challenging critics to push-up competitions.
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So, to nollie, you'd push up on your front foot's stick, and then pressing down to actually do a nollie.
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I started with a strength routine I used to do with a college teammate after runs: a push-up pyramid.
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A fall in the value of the pound would push up inflation, something that would argue against a rate cut.
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Nellie Bowles of the NYT explores how they plan to spend their wealth: They will push up real estate prices.
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He added that Japan's economy was on track for a steady recovery that will likely gradually push up inflation and wages.
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This borrowing has helped push up Egypt's foreign reserves, which hit a record $36.04 billion at the end of July 2017.
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"It was push-up on large cap shares after margin calls," said Danushka Samarasinghe, research head at Softlogic Stockbrokers in Colombo.
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Rising rates not only will push up the cost of debt and capital but also the value of the U.S. dollar.
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India's central bank has been prodding lenders to reduce lending rates to push up credit demand as the economy slows down.
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While this may deter some speculation, it is likely also to further squeeze the mainstream housing market and push up prices.
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"We'll be doing push-ups and half the time she's not doing a push-up she's doing a plank," Jones said.
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Trudeau and two of those athletes do a push-up, before pantomiming dropping a mic and saying in loud unison, "Boom!"
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Firms will feel freer to push up prices, and employees to bargain for bigger wage rises, if they expect higher inflation.
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Neither the White House nor Saudi Arabia wants to be blamed for pursuing policies that push up costs for American motorists.
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Alabama, played in an admittedly fabulous whirl of push-up bras and animal print, is a Russian doll of indulgent ideas.
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The authors find that recessions push up poverty rates among young workers for five years after they enter the labour market.
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The government estimates the stimulus would push up real gross domestic product (GDP) by around 1.3 percent in the near term.
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"They're expanding inventory into a low-pricing-power environment where there aren't big mergers to push up laggard shares," Wolff said.
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Devaluation will further push up inflation but should in time relieve the shortage of foreign currency that has hampered Egyptian business.
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China's decision to scrap import restrictions could push up the salmon price by 1.20 Norwegian crowns ($0.15) a kg, NSC said.
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"Labor shortages will push up inflation expectations over time," said Shuji Tonouchi, senior market economist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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Housing continues to be supported by a tightening labor market, which is starting to push up wage growth, boosting household formation.
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Yet in all probability, adds Mr Stansfield, the biggest effect of Help to Buy has been to push up house prices.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimated in August that ending the payments to insurers would push up premiums by 20% in 2018.
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In the near term, the focus is on encouraging the ride-hailing firms to compete less feverishly and push up fares.
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These should fall more heavily on the rich, rise as better services push up house prices and be harder to dodge.
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Some people might prefer doing a bench press, TRX push-up, or medicine ball chest pass instead, for example, she says.
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Analysts said more U.S. hirings would push up costs for Indian IT firms as they chase people with the right skills.
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It wasn't long before Justin Hartley also jumped in on the action and the three were in a push-up competition.
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Proponents wanted to shelter nascent industries, but opponents worried that they would shelter inefficient producers, push up prices and encourage smuggling.
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Political turmoil and weak growth, though, could push up bad loan levels, and political will to fix them may be lacking.
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Capital-Intensive Business: CKHH's ports, infrastructure and telecommunications businesses are capital intensive and push up leverage, which constrains the overall ratings.
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The supply restraint has reduced oil inventories and helped push up Brent by more than 0.63 percent since June this year.
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Builders also are resisting wage increases after years in which they enjoyed plentiful labor, and no pressure to push up pay.
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American rate rises lead to capital inflows, which push up the value of the dollar and place a drag on growth.
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The reduced issuance of new bitcoin should also push up the price, an outcome the current rally seems to be anticipating.
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Rising exports will help whittle away at brimming U.S. crude prices, helping to reduce a global oversupply and push up prices.
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Capital Intensive Business: CKHH's ports, infrastructure and telecommunications businesses are capital intensive and push up leverage, which constrains the overall ratings.
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The one where you breathe in so deeply through your nose that you feel your chest push up into your shoulders.
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Electrocomponents said it expected weakness in the sterling to push up full-year profit before tax by around 18 million pounds.
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The soaring U.S. ouput is undermining efforts led by OPEC and Russia to withhold production in order to push up prices.
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I turned into a teenage boy and made everybody I knew start watching videos of my one-armed push-up progress.
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Even so, they do not require Mylan to push up prices at the rate at which it has been doing so.
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The supply restraint has reduced oil inventories and helped push up Brent by more than 45 percent since June this year.
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Keeping your abdominals braced and feet in place, walk your hands out until you're in a plank or push-up position.
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Higher oil prices tend to push up inflation, which in turn strengthens the case for tighter monetary policy and higher rates.
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She wonders if a push-up bra will get her noticed, but she's more interested in condemning sexism and promoting intelligence.
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King writes that most push-up bras have something similar tucked away in the padding — but usually, the packets don't burst.
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But then, I would think: On day one, I could barely do a push-up and now I can do 10.
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They warned that an increase in tariffs could begin to push up inflation in the United States and tighten financial conditions.
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It would also slowly push up work or training requirements up to 25 hours per week over the next few years.
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But if the authority starts handing out exemptions, that would likely push up tolls for everyone else to $15 or more.
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Fashion — and even Congress — may be changing, but the lingerie brand of Angels clings to its push-up bras and wings.
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These have enraged other countries and will no doubt push up costs for many United States companies that use the metals.
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Maggie DeSanti decided to show off her impressive strength by challenging a TSA agent to a push-up competition on Tuesday.
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It's good for girls to see that they can succeed without wearing a push-up bra if that isn't their vibe.
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But much of the industry warns that they will push up project costs and make building solar energy farms less attractive.
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However, those workers who stayed at home during the shutdown are expected to temporarily push up the unemployment rate in January.
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Push Up Machine: Home Exercise Equipment Despite being a popular exercise, many of us don't perform push-ups correctly (raises hand).
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Biden called the man a "damn liar" and went on to challenge him to a push-up contest or IQ test.
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That should further boost domestic demand and push up tax revenue, enabling Berlin to increase spending while keeping a balanced budget.
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Inflation is likely to keep rising this year as the floating currency begins to push up the price of essential goods.
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Apple manufactures its products mostly in China and says reproducing its intricate ecosystem here would push up prices drastically for iPhones.
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This was early 2018, we've broken above it and we're coming back here retesting, trying to push up through on earnings.
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You can tell yourself you'll keep doing push-up sets or squats or jumping rope, but you can stop any time.
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These bans are in large part because residents and housing advocates have seen the rise of Airbnb push up housing costs.
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Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius warned that U.S. spending could push up rates and debt levels to dangerous heights.
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That strategy is reaching its limits as the drawdown begins to alarm financial markets and push up local market interest rates.
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The raft of upbeat signals recently is causing some key Wall Street economists to push up their expectations for economic growth.
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Is the fear just that deficits push up interest rates, which makes it harder for companies to borrow money and invest?
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The only big exceptions are in large eastern cities like Warsaw, where younger and better-heeled voters push up the liberal vote.
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Once trapped behind the display, pressing the touchscreen would cause it to push up against the particles, damaging it in the process.
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The "system" is made of four main components: a push up stand, an ab wheel, a resistance band and a jump rope.
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The brand was made famous for its brightly colored push-up bras, but more women now are searching for comfort and fit.
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Speculators with a bullish view on the yen could take advantage of the long holiday to push up the yen, traders say.
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The industry sources said that Mitsubishu is considering a sale, given that current ferrochrome prices are likely to push up Hernic's value.
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Higher U.S. interest rates tend to boost the dollar and also push up bond yields, reducing the appeal of non-yielding bullion.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank is poised to wind down its bond-buying scheme, which will also act to push up yields.
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As you press up, twist your upper half, reaching your left arm to the ceiling, and then return to another push-up.
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He said he will likely add stone pavers, which have spaces in between, and will therefore not push up against the columns.
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Economists at JPMorgan Chase reckon that shrinking the Fed's balance-sheet by $1.5trn would eventually push up ten-year yields by 0.25%.
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Underpinning the turnaround have been curbs on supply—both voluntary, to push up commodity prices, and involuntary, such as strikes and stoppages.
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If the Fed decides to push up interest rates more quickly than the markets expect, bond yields could rise across the globe.
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The Federal Reserve views full employment as the level of employment that does not push up on inflation or bring inflation down.
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So basically, I just got a little more volume on top, so now I don't need to wear padded push-up bras.
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Finally, to the extent that firms do buy dollars to bring profits home, they will push up the value of the greenback.
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China's Ministry of Civil Affairs announced policies two years ago to push up the cremation rate to 215 per cent by 285.2.
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U.S. firms cannot engage in agreements to control supply or push up prices due to anti-trust laws in the United States.
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When she did start going, "I couldn&apost do push up or pull ups, and I was sore and tired," she said.
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But if wages start to rise, that would push up inflation in the months ahead and likely spur the Fed into action.
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In that case, Twitter's leadership will go back to the seemingly impossible task of trying to push up Twitter's stagnant user numbers.
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But the project has faced opposition from French energy regulator CRE, who says Midcat would push up consumer prices without improving security.
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"I could see him starting to push up with his left hand off the ground," Van Dyke said, according to the Tribune.
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This season, grownups can cool off with spiked scoops of ice cream, push-up Prosecco popsicles, or a large glass of frosé.
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Complete one push-up and then bring one hand into your chest, holding onto your wand, while balancing on your other hand.
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However, the tight labor market has so far done little to push up consumer prices, another problem for the BOJ's policy deliberations.
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" She added: "Whenever I look super busty, ladies, that ain't nothing but a little double-sided tape [and a] push-up bra.
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On Wall Street overnight, stronger financial shares helped push up the S&P 500, though the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged down.
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Burpees, squat jumps, push-up jumps, forward jumps -- she kills them all while her coach yells "girl power" to spur her on.
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On Wall Street overnight, stronger financial shares helped push up the S&P 22.79, though the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged down.
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"I used to steal shoulder pads out of my grandma's winter coat to make me a push-up bra," she told Today.
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Most of the BoE's policymakers expect the steep fall in Britain's unemployment rate will soon start to push up wages more strongly.
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He performed a push-up and a "mic drop" with a slew of Canadian competitors in his own Twitter video on Monday.
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So its goal is to bring in as many bidders as possible to generate a hot auction and push up the price.
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Now, in her first TV interview since leaving the White House, Obama has revealed the secret to her strong push-up game.
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The minister told Reuters that if the euro weakened further, it would probably help to push up inflation in the currency bloc.
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"This is likely to push up the stakes for the negotiations in other sectors, for example in the chemical sector," he added.
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Those moves can push up the unemployment rate, hold down wages and worry consumers, who in turn become more cautious about spending.
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The Calvin Klein Naked Glamour Strapless Push-Up Bra will help give your bust an extra boost while keeping things in place.
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The brand was made famous for its brightly colored push-up bras, but shoppers are now in search of comfort and fit.
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The fear that tariffs will push up prices in the months ahead could encourage consumers to front-load some of their purchases.
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When we did the Presidential Fitness Test at my high school, our gym teachers always hounded us about our push-up positions.
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In early June, I gave myself a goal: I would do a one-handed push up before my 47th birthday in August.
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"The euro has weakened in the past months - that clearly helps to push up demand from outside the bloc too," he said.
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Milo Ventimiglia's push up tour, and everything Sterling K. Brown does keeps the excitement for This Is Us at a fever pitch.
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Robust output in Indonesia has this year helped push up global production of the vegetable oil by an estimated 4 million tonnes.
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The iconic lingerie and intimate apparel brand dates all the way back to the 1940s, when Mellinger invented the push-up bra.
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Analysts at the Royal Bank of Canada believe that losses would need to exceed $100 billion this year to push up rates.
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"But push up your glasses, geeks, because first Omagari's got to lay out the rules, in a section literally titled "The Rules.
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It does seem as if we keep on pushing on demand, they might push up wages and we might get more inflation.
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Republicans and Democrats said that the level of anger at Mr. Trump could very well push up Democratic turnout in these districts.
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The tariffs could push up costs for companies and consumers and make it harder for United States exporters as other countries retaliate.
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Gold is highly sensitive to rising rates because they push up bond yields, increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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Still, Ms. Cortesi added, "Shenzhen Connect is not likely to bring large inflows from foreign investors to push up A-share prices."
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Like the seeds that sprout in toxic soil, or push up through slabs of oppressive concrete, re-emergence and reinvention become possible.
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Disney+ spent a whopping $24.9 million in television ads alone in the final one-month push up to the new service's launch.
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Her apartment is spare and clean, with ceiling tiles you can push up and views of the parking lot and busy street.
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Enthusiasm for the new cryptocurrencies created for the initial coin offerings has helped push up the value of established ones, like Ethereum.
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Political turmoil and weak growth, though, could push up bad loan levels, and the political will to fix them may be lacking.
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"An uptick in the unemployment rate likely to push up expectations for an October RBA cut," ANZ analysts said in a note.
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It says that causes confusion over products that mix low-fat yogurt with ingredients like coconut that push up the fat content.
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In addition, a surge in distillate demand by shippers could push up prices of other products, such as jet fuel and diesel.
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Higher interest rates are a source of pressure for gold because they push up bond yields and tend to boost the dollar.
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"An uptick in the unemployment rate likely to push up expectations for an October RBA cut," ANZ analysts said in a note.
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And to their surprise, push-up capability proved to be a better predictor, statistically, of future heart problems than the treadmill tests.
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" She, too, argued that a big increase in federal borrowing would push up interest rates, undermining growth "or even causing negative growth.
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"Price increase announcement," one read, explaining that the September wave of tariffs would push up costs of several brands by 6 percent.
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A bill sale like this will theoretically freeze yuan funds in Hong Kong and push up borrowing costs for the Chinese currency.
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But it would also push up the value of the dollar, which would increase the real purchasing power of every single American.
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That could push up today's emissions of 22bn tonnes of CO1003 a year to at least 2100bn tonnes, mostly from long-haul flights.
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That's why I'm pretty damn glad the era of the push-up bra is over, and the reign of the bralette has begun.
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Landlords who want to make renovations that would push up prices by more than €0.50 per square metre will have to seek approval.
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But most oil wells will also produce substantial quantities of associated gas so the increase in oil drilling will push up gas output.
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Rising output from small oilfields developed by the state-run Basra Oil Company helped push up December exports, an oil official told Reuters.
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The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) cartel was set up by oil producers to safeguard their oil heritage and push up prices.
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This time around, I had to have tan skin, do my hair, nails, and makeup a certain way, and push up my boobs.
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According to the Fed's model, a tax cut worth 23.5% of GDP would push up interest rates by nearly half a percentage point.
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Hanks, in his full tuxedo, did a few push-up reps as a group of soldiers cheered on the actor and the sergeant.
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Bond prices fell, with the benchmark 272-year U.S. Treasury note slipping 262.12/20.3 in price to push up its yield to 281.403%.
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Forrester also noted that if the Fed sounded more hawkish in its statement, that would push up , and by extension, weaken the yen.
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Still, it is uncertain how much leverage banks have with the Finance Ministry to push up Treasury yields to offset higher tax bills.
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Martin Weale, a policymaker on the BoE's nine-member rate setting committee said on Thursday that the pound's decline could push up inflation.
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Fink said the tax bill could push up profits but that more cheap money would not likely lead to higher levels of investment.
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China has vowed to deepen its structural reforms to cut excess capacity in inefficient sectors, which has tended to push up materials prices.
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The thinking was that the Fed's rate-hiking trajectory would push up Treasury yields, eroding prices and sending investors to bond-like equities.
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According to another Telegraph report, Lloyd's chief executive Inga Beale emailed insurance bosses on Sunday warning the payout could push up premium prices.
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Inside, women navigate the pink-papered rooms to open up a million drawers filled with lacey underwear sets and constructed push-up bras.
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Rising rates push up the U.S. dollar, giving owners more domestic purchasing power, while costlier borrowing terms can put a crimp on activity.
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Those moves can push up the unemployment rate, hold down wages and worry consumers, who in turn become more cautious about spending. 26.
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It shows other bidders that there is a real player with money in the bidding, which will hopefully push up interest and prices.
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For example, less accommodative U.S. and European monetary policy will push up bond yields in these countries, which could drag up Japanese ones.
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The catch is this would push up debt, and Germany's constitution limits the amount of spending that can be financed with new issuance.
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"At the same time, new regulations will push up compliance costs and rising interest rates will affect the cost of capital," he added.
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The approval of one could bring in a wave of institutional buyers and, because bitcoin has a fixed supply, theoretically push up prices.
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Traders said a drop in Libyan supplies due to the collapse of an estimated 400,000-barrel storage tank also helped push up prices.
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" • One set of instructions to regional vice presidents read: "Put them in a push-up bra and get them on the lease line.
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So a drop of a full percentage point in real interest rates over the past year helped push up the price of gold.
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One factor that could push up yields back up again is any tightening in monetary conditions in the U.S., the world's largest economy.
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We don't know if she's down for the push-up competition, but she told us why Oz's breakfast theory is pretty on point.
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A rising dollar in 2015 weighed on the global economy, and its recent decline has helped push up oil and other commodity prices.
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This could have undermined the aims of the central bank, which wants a weak crown to help push up inflation towards its target.
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In 2012, she went head-to-head against DeGeneres in a push-up competition to promote her "Let's Move!" anti-childhood obesity initiative.
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That will push up carbon emissions from the American electricity sector by nearly 3 percent, according to the United States Energy Information Administration.
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In 2015, she was dropped from her agency after mocking a casting call that encouraged women to wear push-up bras in auditions.
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Then, almost incidentally, the researchers noticed that more than 1,100 of the firefighters also had completed push-up tests during their yearly exams.
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Malia nailed hers, but we allowed Asmeret and Gillian — and anyone doing the challenge — to slightly modify the perfect push-up if needed.
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A lower currency tends to push up prices of imported goods, but the BoE has said it would look at this while deciding policy.
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They believed that fiscal stimulus would require the Federal Reserve to push up interest rates to stop the economy from overheating and control inflation.
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If half the reduced cost is spent on consumption, that would push up real gross domestic product by 0.1 percent, the securities firm said.
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Shirai also expected the BOJ would begin tapering its asset purchases under its quantitative easing program, which would also likely push up JGB yields.
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O'Connell said fire crews used emergency tools to push up the bus roof, allowing many of the travellers to climb out of the wreckage.
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Hold the push-up position for a two-count before picking up the medicine ball and getting yourself back into a standing squat position.
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He said everyone would be covered — but the CBO estimates this bill will push up the ranks of the uninsured by 24 million people.
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While central banks control the short-term cost of money, their actions may not push up longer-term yields or immediately curb financial excess.
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Chris Pratt and Anna Farris are the latest celebrities joining the 22 Push-up Challenge to raise awareness of mental health issues for veterans.
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Jobs growth in the United States is starting to create competition for hiring, which could push up wages, giving consumers more money to spend.
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The order will likely push up the release of some of the 14,900 new documents that the FBI turned over to the State Department.
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It's all a complicated way of saying, if the government does more to push up economic growth, the Fed will have to do less.
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He said forced relocation of clearing from Britain to the EU would increase risks by fragmenting markets and push up costs for the economy.
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Businesses will be more inclined to push up their prices and employees to bid for fatter pay packets if they believe inflation will rise.
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TL;DR Modified bent-knee push-ups are a stepping stone to building up to a full push-up, but they are still effective.
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Joachim Pfeiffer, spokesman for economic affairs in Merkel's conservative bloc, said the proposed measures would push up energy prices and not reduce emissions effectively.
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The bras have the perfect push-up effect (without the silly padding) and the garter belts are so sexy even without the stockings attached.
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A cap therefore risks compressing the range of available tariffs and could push up prices if weaker competitors are squeezed out of the market.
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"The Fed next week is one of the reasons that we're getting a push up under yields here in the 10-year," explained Cashin.
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Lingerie marketing is often rooted in the concept of transformation: Corsets constrain, teddies conceal, and push-up bras fight gravity to hoist breasts skyward.
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In response, Beijing plans more spending on roads, railways and ports, which is expected to push up demand for and prices of construction materials.
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Just a few, which is less than usual — but I defy anyone to make it through the push-up scene and not mist up.
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CSI300MT were firm as investors bet Beijing's stepped-up efforts to reduce excess capacity would help push up commodity prices in the second half.
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Tightening labor market conditions are starting to push up wage growth, which could help to lift inflation toward the Federal Reserve 20.6 percent target.
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While this might help British exporters, it will push up the price of importing many of the household goods and food that Britons consume.
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Shenzhen and Shanghai, in particular, are popular with the young and the highly educated, just the kinds of people that push up housing prices.
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" And the economic boom is similarly perilous: "Easy monetary policy has produced an overly tight labor market that is beginning to push up inflation.
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Auto makers were among the top losers on worries that GST would push up prices of cars and lead to a decline in sales.
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Beef prices have increased recently due to firm demand, helping push up margins for processing companies such as Tyson Foods Inc and JBS USA.
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SALES-TAX IMPACT SEEN The roll-out of a new national sales tax planned for next April is also expected to push up inflation.
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All it took were three more Federal Open Market Committee members to get more hawkish to push up the expectation for interest rate hikes.
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Two newly launched projects helped push up sales, analysts said, while adding that the pick-up was unlikely to be sustained in coming months.
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Expected capacity cuts in China and falling inventories in LME-approved warehouses have helped to push up aluminium prices by 24 percent this year.
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Fitch believes the acquisition will push up Guangzhou R&F's total debt and keep its leverage above Fitch's 2683% threshold for negative rating action.
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Marks also cautioned that the popularity of exchanged-traded funds has helped push up the share prices of so-called FAANG stocks like Amazon.
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Higher interest rates hurt gold because they push up bond yields, denting the appeal of non-yielding bullion, and tend to boost the greenback.
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This helps push up wages but has also caused capacity constraints because some companies are shortening operating hours due to a lack of workers.
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The U.S. stock market is eagerly anticipating a final U.S. tax bill that is expected to reduce corporate taxes and push up their profits.
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So for a stock car on a flat track, the track will push up with a force equivalent to the weight of the car.
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At least, if Michael W. Ferro Jr., the chairman, is just trying to push up Gannett's bid price, he is doing a masterly job.
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WASHINGTON — Americans retreated from home-buying in February, reversing months of prior gains as low inventories push up prices to levels that restrict sales.
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Few economists anticipated the crisis, but many of them are persuaded that they now know how to create jobs and push up growth rates.
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"The economy is in good shape, so it's time to wait for the positive effects to push up prices," one of the sources said.
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Further share price falls would likely push up gold, seen as a safe investment in times of uncertainty, said Saxo Bank analyst Ole Hansen.
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The good news is that the short-term rate increases will push up the yields on savings and interest-bearing checking accounts, Williams said.
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The United States auto industry has condemned the proposed tariffs on imported vehicles, saying they could push up sticker prices by thousands of dollars.
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Over time, analysts said, Iran may be trying to push up prices by raising insurance premiums on tankers in making their voyages more treacherous.
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That would usher in a new era, with monetary policy returning to normal and the central bank beginning to gently push up interest rates.
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Mr. Friedman, she said, remarked that she had started wearing push-up bras — probably, he added, to conceal the stretch marks on her breasts.
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Instead of crunches, they suggest doing planks, the exercise that involves holding yourself on your hands and toes in a pre-push-up position.
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"Similarly, supply-chain bottlenecks may push up prices of some goods, but this should be broadly offset by weaker demand-side pressures," he added.
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The report published by WirtschaftsWoche earlier on Thursday had helped push up shares in Commerzbank by as much as 5 percent to 11.41 euros.
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One of Elliott's chief proposals is having SoftBank buy back up to $20 billion of its own shares, which should push up their price.
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Tightening labor market conditions are starting to push up wage growth, which could help to lift inflation toward the Federal Reserve 2 percent target.
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That means a supply outage on the one side of the planet can push up prices in the other, such as the United States.
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Executives have been telling investors they will be able to push up charges for borrowers, pay a pittance to savers and pocket the difference.
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That means the speeding fines do not carry the extra sting of penalty points on a driver's license, which can push up insurance rates.
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From there, inflationary pressures kick in as the added cost to imported goods push up consumer prices, slow down consumption and derail economic momentum.
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The Riksbank is worried tightening policy too quickly would push up the crown and reverse the fragile uptick in inflation seen in recent months.
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Molson Coors, for instance, warned that tariffs on aluminum could push up the cost of beer in cans and cause jobs to be lost.
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Production has fallen from 2.2 million barrels at the start of the year to around 1.6 million barrels, helping push up global oil prices.
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The one wild card is a prolonged trade war, since tariffs can significantly push up costs for consumers and cause a spike in inflation.
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If either fiscal or monetary policy is too loose, that will push up inflation in spite of the bodges being planned to contain it.
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With inflation hovering either side of zero in recent years, the ECB has unleashed extraordinary stimulus to kickstart growth and push up consumer prices.
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That increase would push up such costs as a share of gross domestic product to 21 percent in 20.8906 from 7.9 percent in 2018.
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Hopes that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will win a Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) leadership election on Thursday helped push up the Nikkei share average.
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Gold is sensitive to rising rates because they push up bond yields, making non-yielding gold less attractive, and tend to boost the dollar.
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Furthermore, in recent times, we are seeing countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka experiencing flashfloods, causing to push up their demand for rice importing.
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It warned that a failure to get a reprieve from the tariffs would hurt Gillette's US manufacturing operations and push up prices for consumers.
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Jada Pinkett Smith's new friend is a shredded 72-year-old bodybuilder who is fit to DESTROY Will Smith ... in a push-up contest!!
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Conversely, if the wage growth and consumer spending start to push up inflation — also a possibility — a rate hike could be in the cards.
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The worldwide virtual currency boom that started last year has swept up savers young and old in South Korea, helping push up global prices.
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Furthermore, Greenland's non-property businesses are at early stages of development and require significant initial investment outlay, which will also push up Greenland's overall leverage.
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Sending fewer barrels to the United States means U.S. crude stockpiles are more likely to drop, and shrinking inventories tend to push up oil prices.
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Fitch believes the acquisition will push up Guangzhou R&F's total debt level and keep its leverage above Fitch's 337121% threshold for negative rating action.
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Analysts say the approval of one could bring in a wave of institutional buyers and because bitcoin has a fixed supply theoretically push up prices.
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For 7193, the end-of-the-year sales push comes amid rising interest rates, which continue to push up the cost of financing a car.
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The BOJ's official stance is its purchases of ETFs help reduce risk premiums, but some analysts say the purchases artificially push up Japan's stock markets.
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But climbing inflation in the country will push up operating costs and spending in 2017 for NBK Egypt, Kuwait's largest bank said in a statement.
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But the U.S. government does not want to push up oil prices, which could depress economic activity or even trigger a slowdown in global growth.
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Not only do the lengths contrast nicely, but also you can push up your jacket sleeves and let your voluminous cuffs out for added impact.
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It will take time for the rise in yields to push up the government's cost of borrowing, which rises only as debt is rolled over.
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At a Calvin Klein show last week at New York Fashion Week, Nyong'o made Jordan drop to the ground and do a single push-up.
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And at 4.1 percent, unemployment is close to the lowest it can go, and so is more likely to push up inflation through higher pay.
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"When you have on a push-up bra and a fringed skirt, it can sometimes, unfortunately, feel like it comes with the territory," said one.
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Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair said earlier that it expects higher oil prices to push up short-haul airfares in Europe, but not until 2019.
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So, with some time lag, because all this is not an instantaneous event, the economy and the general price level should begin to push up.
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The government's row with the European Commission over its budget and ensuing market jitters are starting to weigh on sentiment and push up borrowing costs.
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Mascara is the push-up bra of the makeup world: It lifts and enhances our lashes and is an essential step in our glam routine.
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The BOJ is hoping a tight job market will push up incomes, and subsequently inflation, but energy continues to be a key driver of prices.
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They're not about to give up this valuable opportunity, even if that means they have to push up their shirtsleeves and get their hands dirty.
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But with the supply of houses available for sale remaining low, the rising demand for housing will probably push up prices and constrain future sales.
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In the gold section, the CEO and a man I presume to be another HP exec — I can't quite tell who — push up into handstands.
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The Commission is also concerned that the budget will push up Italy's mammoth public debt pile, proportionally the second highest in the EU after Greece's.
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The rise in U.S. bond yields, if it spills over to Asia, could push up the cost at which future earnings are discounted, hurting valuations.
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Imposing tariffs on an even wider range of items would push up prices, raise costs for U.S. manufacturers, and depress real incomes for U.S. consumers.
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A cut in the country's prized rating would likely also push up borrowing costs on over a trillion dollars of federal, state and bank debt.
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The squat thrust-push-up-jump movement "makes everything burn: your muscles, your lungs but most importantly a ton of calories," according to Men's Health.
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And anticipating that consumers likely look for deals when cash is tight, investors typically push up shares of Wal-Mart, Ross Stores and Dollar Tree.
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The looming end of European Central Bank stimulus and the prospect of a mid-2019 rate rise has already started to push up bond yields.
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Japanese policymakers originally hoped aggressive monetary easing and fiscal spending would spur economic growth, which would in turn push up real wages and spark inflation.
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That means they saved 11 cents—enough to push up the savings rate, but not enough to undermine the dictum that cheap petrol boosts consumption.
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Honestly, wanting to push up the wedding after almost losing Yvonne is one of the more realistic relationship plot lines the show has ever had.
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It does take Cassee a bit longer to maneuver around the stage, but she breaks out a hell of a handstand push-up between moves.
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Unless a city has an enormous reserve of unused housing, there's no way Amazon-created demand won't push up costs and push out current residents.
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"Justice Ginsburg upped the ante by doing her front plank in a full push-up position, with her hands on the ground," wrote Bryant Johnson.
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Banks in Kuwait and the rest of the Gulf are facing stronger headwinds as low oil prices trim deposit growth and push up problem loans.
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The IMF predicted German exports growth would gradually recover after shipments abroad slowed last year and said this would push up business investment and imports.
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Higher domestic demand and increased oil prices will push up imports, but higher exports of cars and disbursements of EU funds will support external receipts.
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A minority of MPC members warned that a bad monsoon could push up food prices and drive up inflation above the RBI's 4 percent target.
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So, when companies start pulling that money back to the U.S., that presumably would mean selling of Treasurys, a move that would push up yields.
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Spansive says Source charges at a rate of up to 5W for each phone being charged wirelessly, while the USB ports push up to 12W.
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Economists expect the BoE to push up its inflation forecasts slightly but to lower its projection for growth after the weak start to the year.
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Remember the time an 83-year-old Iowan claimed Biden was "too old" to be president and Biden challenged him to a push-up competition?
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But the list of $2100 billion worth of products administration officials proposed hitting with tariffs on Tuesday would push up prices at many American retailers.
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Others said the pace of increases suggests there is still more room for unemployment to fall before it begins to push up wages more significantly.
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Two factors push up smoking rates among Chinese men in New York, said Regina F. Lee, who chairs the Asian-American Smoke-Free Community Partnership.
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Critics have said that the retailer's push-up bras and racy runway shows no longer resonate with the modern customer in the era of #MeToo.
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The bills drain yuan out of the market and push up interest rates, making it more expensive for investors to bet on a weaker currency.
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Resources shares were firm as investors bet Beijing's stepped-up efforts to reduce excess capacity would help push up commodity prices in the second half.
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Taxes on flights will increase and the introduction of a carbon emissions pricing system will push up the cost of gas and diesel for drivers.
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The Iowan also challenged Biden about his age, which prompted Biden to challenge the man to a series of tests, including a push-up contest.
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In the first half of the year, US interest rate hikes and the firm of the US dollar further push up Turkey's debt service cost.
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Bitcoin pundits say the approval of one could bring in a wave of new buyers, and because bitcoin has a fixed supply, push up prices.
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Economists expect the proposed tariffs by China and the yuan's recent decline could push up import prices, which could in turn drive producer price inflation.
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This will inevitably push up long-term interest rates and produce paper losses for the Fed as it marks the price of securities to market.
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But the move has done little to push up yields as investors expect subdued inflation to prevent the BOJ from raising rates any time soon.
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The pension reform will push up spending from September but the government is aiming to lower the deficit gradually to avoid shocks to the economy.
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In the latest ruling, the judge found that the deal between Anthem and Cigna would most likely harm customers, push up prices and eliminate competition.
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I had tried BBG a few years ago using the PDF and couldn't perform a lay-down push-up no matter how hard I tried.
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Over the last year, I've watched her Instagram become pretty much dedicated to pictures of herself in push-up bras with blonder and blonder hair.
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At Fox News, the optics are just more overt: The dressing-room scenes in "Bombshell" show women squeezing into platform heels and push-up bras.
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The housing sector continues to be supported by a tightening labor market, which is starting to push up wage growth, improving the formation of new households.
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Since the stimulus was expected to push up the budget deficit (and require the issuing of more bonds), any delay is good news for bond yields.
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OPEC and Russia reached a deal to raise oil production from July 1st, ending a 18-month cut in output designed to push up oil prices.
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Alcoa said it had a net benefit of $27 million in the third quarter from U.S. tariffs as they helped push up the Midwest regional premium.
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In recent years cheap borrowing, low unemployment, an influx of foreign investment and population growth have helped to push up demand for houses across European cities.
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I wanted there to be the way she dressed when she was conning men which was very nipped waist, push-up bra, big hair, high heels.
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The name and concept was actually passed on by an earlier dude-run event, then given "a makeover and a push-up bra," according to Abby.
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A tightening of monetary policy in the U.S. is expected to push up bond yields and narrow the yield gap over emerging markets, reversing these flows.
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The anticipation of the second Federal Reserve interest rate hike in the past decade, which actually happened in December, has also helped push up the dollar.
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Investors are concerned that tax cuts and welfare spending proposed by the ruling coalition could push up Italy's debt, the highest among major euro zone nations.
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A board dominated by advocates of big stimulus may also bind Kuroda's hands if global bond yields keep rising and push up Japan's long-term rates.
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Instead of impeding trade, they should push up the dollar to the point where exports and imports cost the same as they did before the tax.
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Since I have to slide the screen down with my thumb, it's less natural than, say, the Priv, which I push up to reveal the keyboard.
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Over the past decade it has accounted for 60% of the world's growth in oil consumption, helping to push up prices until they collapsed in 2014.
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Its authorities imposed restrictions on its debt-strapped coal miners, limiting them to 276 working days of production a year, in order to push up prices.
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The move could curb nickel ore shipments from the Southeast Asian country, the top supplier to No. 1 market China, and push up global prices further.
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If his rehabilitation period happens to push up towards the latter end of the predicted range, he might not pass a physical examination before the deadline.
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Use a bench for this variation on the classic push-up and you'll be working your biceps, triceps, shoulders, chest, and your core — all at once.
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Schlossberg points to a possible increase in China's import data that could suggest that the country's industrial sector may push up demand for oil and metals.
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The second is that, if America accelerates and the rest of the world slows, widening differentials in interest rates would push up the dollar still more.
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Before they strip down to their sparkly push-up bras and wings, Victoria's Secret models are busy popping up all over Paris in their skinny jeans.
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Rising taxes and the falling rupee, in turn, have helped push up inflation, which has jumped from 2% to 8% during Mr Sirisena's tenure (see chart).
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"Wheat prices have jumped very fast since the new harvest hit the market, which will probably push up imports of quality wheat this year," Wang said.
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I buy work slacks, sunglasses, push up pads (weight loss has severely deflated my boobs) and a dress that I might wear to Vegas next year.
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However, these workers who stayed at home during the longest government shutdown in U.S. history are expected to temporarily push up the unemployment rate in January.
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By contrast, a no-deal Brexit would most likely cause sterling to fall and push up inflation, as well as causing business investment to fall further.
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Still, the Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise interest rates in December and in early 2019, which would push up Treasury yields and mortgage rates.
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"It's hard for this market to push up substantially without some resolution on trade," Rick Meckler, partner, Cherry Lane Investments in New Vernon, New Jersey, said.
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The deal is expected to push up pro forma net production to more than 90,000 boepd and immediately add to per share cash flow and earnings.
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Better sales of cars would push up the stock price, fill the coffers with cash and allow the company to use either currency to repay investors.
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This would be closer to how Fabian lines up in Germany, which would then give him an opportunity to push up and become a second striker.
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Good news around the economy could push up the value of the pound and therefore reduce inflation pressure, allowing interest rates to stay low, Vlieghe said.
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The chamber clashed with Trump before he took office in January, saying his proposals, especially on trade, would push up prices, kill jobs and weaken growth.
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Improving results from its Main Street and Wall Street divisions helped push up the firm's overall revenue 3 percent, to $25.2 billion, from a year earlier.
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Carney also noted on Wednesday that strong world growth would push up global equilibrium interest rates and potentially make British monetary policy more accommodative in comparison.
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Irregular rains could push up food prices that have been falling for four months and further slow down an economic recovery if the rural economy suffers.
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When you picture a Victoria's Secret bra, you likely think of those pink, padded, super-push-up bras you lusted after in middle or high school.
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Sometimes called scissor half guard, sometimes called the hip clamp, Terra will often straight himself out away from the opponent and push up on an arm.
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When you have "the one," thick, push-up pads and uncomfortable clasps become a thing of the past — and it's a past you won't be revisiting.
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Growing demand for more firepower from devices such as smartphones and servers have also helped push up margins for Samsung and its rivals in recent quarters.
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When a voter questioned him about Hunter Biden's entanglements on the campaign trail in December, Biden replied by challenging the man to a push-up contest.
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"Profits should be spent on dividends and capital expenditure but not on personnel expenses that push up fixed costs," wrote a manager at metal products company.
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Plenty of market participants are hoping Commerzbank will get there first, however, fearing that a cautious level from Deutsche would push up the cost for others.
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Last year, The New York Times asked Trump if bringing back manufacturing to the U.S. would push up costs and spur companies to turn to automation.
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The drop in the value of the pound since the 2016 referendum has also helped push up costs for dairy farm supplies like fuel and fertilizer.
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Those brands have the products that experts say today's consumer wants: trendy, comfortable bralettes over the push-up bras for which Victoria's Secret has become known.
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That would push up foreign ownership from around 2 percent, one of the lowest in the region, to around 6 percent, according to Al Mal Capital.
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But the board does not dare to wait for the strong domestic economy to push up inflation, wary of past policy mistakes that undermined its credibility.
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Victoria's Secret has mostly stuck to the same playbook that helped it dominate the lingerie business: flashy fashion shows, sexy push-up bras and celebrity models.
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"The Fed is going raise rates further this year, that will push up the dollar, a negative for gold," said Quantitative Commodity Research analyst Peter Fertig.
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"Now, she has so much less to push up I don't think that's fair," he said regarding a question about who could do more push-ups.
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A day later, Bunge stumbled to a surprise loss it blamed partly on wrong-sided bets that a prompt trade truce would push up soybean futures.
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The labor market is also the tightest it has been in more than 40 years, which economists say will push up wages and support domestic demand.
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But further, if you watch that clip it's extremely clear that Biden glances at the voter's weight, challenges him to a push-up contest, and more.
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Push-up proficiency probably also indicates an interest in healthy eating, regular exercise and normal weight, he says, all of which could contribute to stronger hearts.
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The room's sparseness underscores the crowded feel of the second room, where pedestals push up against one another at odd angles, making its navigation a challenge.
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The INSIDER Summary:• Instagram's top fitness trainer Kayla Itsines revealed her go-to full body workout — a burpee with a push-up — in a recent interview.
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Allowances are granted to countries struck by unforeseen events, such as an economic downturn, earthquake or influx of refugees, all of which can push up government spending.
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I've wanted bigger boobs since high school, but I didn't want to start getting surgeries too young, so I just used push-up bras in the meantime.
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But the rush threatens to push up the cost of doing business in the Permian as drillers compete to book the best workers and oilfield services companies.
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The pop star revealed a photo of herself in March 2014 wearing a push-up bra and lifting up one arm to reveal her unshaved armpit hair.
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Like I don't always necessarily read the reviews, but I know that it algorithmically will push up in the suggestions ones that have lots of reviews, right?
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Tough talk on tariffs on imported goods by U.S. President Donald Trump, and potential retaliation by China and other countries, may also push up consumer prices further.
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But soon I was reveling in its simplicity, muted shade, and unapologetic commitment to comfort versus the sexual desperation of lace-embellished and frilly push-up bras.
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The switch happened recently: Whereas half-dome breasts achieved via push-up bras were once the shape to mimic, bralettes have made way for more natural shapes.
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The new approach helped push up Hess shares nearly 7 percent to $37.18 per share on Wednesday morning, though many oil producer stocks rose alongside crude prices.
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If you're ready to try a full push-up, first try holding a tall plank, and focus on feeling your shoulders stable and core engaged, Fluger suggests.
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Mr Birtel at Strabag, the building firm, says he expects wage growth to push up costs of materials and subcontracting work, and thus to eat into profits.
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Lindsey Vonn initially planned to retire at the end of the 2018-2019 season, but her extensive knee injuries have forced her to push up her timeline.
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However, an improving labor market has been slow to push up the inflation rate, showing how difficult it is to completely rule out a return to deflation.
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This would cause economic growth to accelerate (good for equities); in turn, this would prompt the Federal Reserve to push up interest rates (good for the dollar).
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High inflation is difficult to stop once it has started because higher prices encourage demands for higher wages, which in turn force producers to push up prices.
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The job market continued to tighten, however, offering some signs of hope for policymakers that a shortage of labor will eventually push up wages and underpin consumption.
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Labour shortages, however, would also push up costs and may discourage firms from expanding their operations, a point that may be discussed at next week's rate review.
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And you can be sure that Democrats will remind voters that the tax cuts will push up America's budget deficit to an estimated $804 billion this year.
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Economists expect job growth will slow this year as fewer workers become available, which will push up wages and lift inflation back to the Fed's 2% target.
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OPEC hopes it can persuade other oil producers to make deeper cuts to try to push up prices that have been slumping for more than two years.
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The Fed's asset holdings may hold down longer-term rates, while the Fed's rate actions push up short-term securities, making the curve naturally flatter, he said.
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I am not convinced that it is in the new administration's best interest to have a more hawkish central bank when you're trying to push up growth.
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In total, the system can push up to 8 teraflops and recognize up to 2,800 images per second using the AlexNet neural network-based deep learning algorithm.
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The currency traded at 7.8475 against the U.S. dollar at 0343 GMT while a key lending rate that could push up borrowing costs climbed to new highs.
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The job market continued to tighten, however, offering some signs of hope for policymakers that a shortage of labour will eventually push up wages and underpin consumption.
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"It's a big rock to push up the hill because you're motivating not just yourself but also an ecosystem of partners that are outside of your control."
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The focus will be on U.S. consumer price inflation data and any upside surprise could push up Treasury yields and provide support to the greenback, traders said.
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Additional capital controls or measures to push up bank rates are also measures it might employ to protect its reserve base, if capital outflows remain too strong.
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"A prolonged war in Korea could significantly push up federal debt in the U.S., which at 75 percent of GDP, is already uncomfortably high," the report stated.
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Fierce competition is set to further push up property prices by up to 10 percent this year, according to the latest analysis by property agent Midland Realty.
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But the project has faced opposition from French energy regulator CRE, who said shortly after the proposal that Midcat would push up consumer prices without improving security.
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He copied their push-up and squat regimens in what became a lifelong conviction that simple exercise was the key to building strength — and success in life.
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Similarly, the big fall in Treasury bond yields reflected the view that the Federal Reserve will be slow to push up rates, if it does at all.
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A "leave" vote, dubbed as "Brexit," may roil financial markets, cause credit spreads to widen, trigger a rush into safe assets, and push up the U.S. dollar.
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Palladium had already been well supported this year by expectations that tightening emissions controls could push up automotive demand for the metal, a component in catalytic converters.
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With health and welfare budgets strained, however, the need for workers has not done much to push up wages, which are mostly at or near the minimum.
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While the seaborne iron ore market remains well-supplied, there are signs that over-supply has been diminishing faster than many expected, helping to push up prices.
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Victoria's Secret was slow to adjust to a shift from padded and push-up bras toward bralettes and sports bras, missing out on a major fashion trend.
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But the world oil market is already tight and many analysts and big investors think strict enforcement of U.S. sanctions against Iran will push up prices sharply.
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I lowered myself to the floor in the regular push-up position, one arm extended straight beneath me, the other folded behind me, resting on my back.
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"The good news is that the tightening labor market is beginning to push up wages and the economy has lately shown signs of greater expansion," Yun said.
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"Industrial production is back on track," Bankhaus Lampe economist Alexander Krueger said, adding that factories would push up overall economic growth in the first quarter of 2017.
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Push-up Begin on all fours, with your arms straight, hands flat on the floor (or on an elevated bench to make it easier) shoulder-width apart.
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Shortly after Puigdemont and Colau's appeal, the Budget Ministry said the uncertainty created by the stand-off could damage the economy and push up sovereign borrowing costs.
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"I've been shoved into lockers, and sometimes people will just push up on me to check if I have boobs," Kevin, a trans boy in Utah, said.
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Then, notifications in a corresponding app reveal which muscles you're really using for each squat or push-up — and which you're actually not, despite feeling the burn.
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One such study demonstrated that when thinking about the contraction of the chest while performing a push up, activity in the participants' pectorals increased by 9 percent.
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Almost two-thirds (60 percent) worry that spending on refugees means money is being saved elsewhere and 52 percent fear that migration will push up crime rates.
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Pulse push-ups Get into a military push-up position—hands directly beneath your shoulders, elbows tucked into your sides, feet on the ground—and lower down.
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Photo credit: Zach Harrison Photography (Modification: rest your knees on the ground.) Pulse twice at the bottom of the push-up before returning to the starting position.
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Frontline has suffered from low rates due to an oversupply of ships and output restrictions among major oil producers attempting to push up the price of crude.
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Since the cryptocurrency has a fixed number of possible tokens, Moas said more entrants into the space will push up the prices because of the constricted supply.
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The low rate of inflation has been a persistent economic mystery in recent months, as falling unemployment and rising economic growth have failed to push up prices.
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But show me the viewer who sees Gigi Hadid strutting down a runway in floral boot leggings and floral push-up bra toting a giant floral — what?
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Turning down an invitation is the foundational exercise, a finger push-up to inspire larger changes in your life, to flex your ability to account for yourself.
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Fundraising through IPOs has increased in Southeast Asia this year, especially in the real estate and consumer sectors, as investors push up valuations on strong growth prospects.
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Fundraising through IPOs has increased in Southeast Asia this year, especially in the real estate and consumer sectors, as investors push up valuations on strong growth prospects.
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And a fall in its value can make Chinese exports cheaper for foreign buyers, which is handy when President Trump's tariffs push up their prices in America.
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In years past, low unemployment has tended to push up wages, as employers found themselves forced to pay more to compete for a smaller pool of workers.
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Colleges report receiving record numbers of applications that push up their selectivity numbers and their rankings on lists of top colleges — and increase the anxiety for students.
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The "Unforgettable" rapper, 35, shared a photo of himself inside a hospital room doing a push-up with monitors and other medical apparatuses attached to his body.
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It features handles for a "perfect" push up and can simulate other exercise moves like the bench press, dumbbell press, dumbbell fly, cable crossovers, and chest flies.
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Victoria's Secret was slow to adjust to a shift from padded and push-up bras toward bralettes and sports bras, missing out on a major fashion trend.
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"Stronger demand and production is good news for UK manufacturers, though the weaker pound continues to push up input costs," CBI chief economist Rain Newton-Smith said.
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One double-amputee gave him a push-up challenge, and Mr. Obama promptly shed his suit jacket, dropped to the floor and reeled off more than 20.
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Higher interest rates push up bond yields and tend to strengthen the dollar, so a slower pace of increases to interest rates is good for gold prices.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has touted a series of trade and tax reforms to boost domestic growth, some of which could also push up the U.S. dollar.
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Fitch Ratings is likely to follow S&P by downgrading South Africa's credit rating to "junk", analysts said, which would further push up the country's borrowing costs.
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The stalemate held into the third until the Bruins broke through on Coyle's redirect goal with 4:05 remaining following a 3-on-2 push up ice.
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General Mills said it was cutting costs further, which would push up its adjusted profit by 6 percent to 8 percent in the year ending May 2017.
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Labor activists are pushing back against the lack of worker protections for drivers, and legislation could push up the driver minimum wage in cities like New York.
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Labor activists are pushing back against the lack of worker protections for drivers, and legislation could push up the driver minimum wage in cities like New York.
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In some cases, they have done so simply to push up share prices so that management can meet goals for quarterly earnings or metrics that trigger compensation.
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Here's something you've never seen before ... Tim Tebow got dominated in a push-up battle -- all while he was spending time with inmates at a Texas prison!!!
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Their attempts to live and love in peace repeatedly push up against the racism around them, culminating in a false criminal accusation that lands Fonny in prison.
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Europeans are the majority of construction workers on several sites in the capital and any Brexit-imposed curbs on immigration could further curtail building and push up costs.
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The Zambia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ZACCI), an industry body, said the electrity rationing would push up production costs as firms switch to other forms of energy.
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Bond prices fell on the White House announcement, with the benchmark 270.37-year U.S. Treasury note slipping 257/261.97 in price to push up its yield to 2.4638%.
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"Strengthening of both external and domestic demand helps tighten the labor market, which will push up wages and prices," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute.
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In truth, the burpee is actually a whole bunch of functional movements strung together: the squat, the plank, the push-up, the squat thrust, and the straight jump.
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Like the heavy boulder that Sisyphus was condemned to push up a mountain, only to watch it roll down, for eternity, this name evokes 118's emblematic characteristics.
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Komercni Banka said while Thursday's central bank meeting was unlikely to lead to a rate change, its overall tone could be hawkish, helping to push up the crown.
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Bond prices fell on the White House announcement, with the benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury note falling 2/32 in price to push up its yield to 2.4548%.
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"Looking ahead, higher food inflation will probably continue to push up CPI (consumer price index) in the coming months," Capital Economics Senior China Economist Julian Evans-Pritchard said.
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Its top priority is maintaining the country's three-decade-old currency peg against the euro and so it dislikes anything that might push up the crown too much.
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Such tests add costs for farmers and could push up food prices or unnecessarily scare consumers away from buying products that contain crops grown with glyphosate, he said.
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Instead, they prefer elevating the hands on a bench or step, because it engages your full body in ways similar to performing a push-up on the ground.
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But if you want to test your abilities and try to progress to a full push-up, then you might want to also work on strengthening your core.
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For one, it works as a tail-risk hedge in the situation where Trump wins, but Kelly explained that both major party candidates will push up inflation expectations.
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Some economists focused on Russia also view elements of the three-year draft budget as wishful thinking given the likelihood that political pressure will push up public spending.
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"Price gains in oil related products such as gasoline and kerosene contributed to push up core CPI ," said Yoshiki Shinke, chief economist at Dai-ichi Life Research Institute.
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The Commission says the budget will push up Italy's public debt which stood at 131 percent of GDP last year, the highest in the euro zone after Greece's.
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The Riksbank has been struggling to push up prices closer to its 2 percent target despite slashing its main interest rate to historic low levels of -0.50 percent.
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Calippo may come in a variety of flavours (lime or bubblegum, anyone?) but ultimately, they all have that same, vaguely tropical taste and enjoyable push-up eating mechanism.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Higher food prices helped push up annual inflation in Nigeria last month after three consecutive months of declines, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Tuesday.
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That helped push up yields on government bonds in the euro zone, many of which were negative, as well as yields in Japan, the United States and elsewhere.
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Although India is sitting on massive mounds of staples such as rice, wheat and sugar, any drop in oilseed production will push up imports of expensive vegetable oils.
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"It's hard for this for this market to push up substantially without some resolution on trade," Rick Meckler, partner, Cherry Lane Investments in New Vernon, New Jersey, said.
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The 39-year-old actress shared a video from her workout on Friday, where she did a super complicated — and likely super effective — version of a push-up.
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Saudi Arabia, other OPEC members, and non OPEC producers like Russia, are hoping to extend their production deal, in a bid to push up the price of oil.
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Bluescope Steel extended gains, up 3.7 percent, after posting a sharp rise in half-year profit on Monday, helping push up the Australian mining index by 1 percent.
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On top of the growth CBO already projects for American government debt over the next two decades, that would push up gross debt to GDP to about 220%.
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But many analysts say that with the economy growing robustly and fears of a credit bubble rising, the Riksbank is running out of ammunition to push up inflation.
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"Consumer inflation is finally near 1 percent but the economy lacks momentum to push up prices further from here," said Momma, currently an economist at Mizuho Research Institute.
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Kazakhstan, whose economy is dominated by oil, is keen to push up production, but further expansion may be delayed if oil prices remain low, some analysts have said.
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That is likely to pressure gold prices because rising interest rates push up bond yields, reducing the appeal of non-yielding gold, and tend to boost the dollar.
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Last month the central bank switched the focus of its stimulus program to targeting market interest rates after years of massive asset buying failed to push up inflation.
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But if previous storms are any guide, losing a substantial portion would push up prices fast amid a surge in rental demand, said Bruce McClenny, president of ApartmentData.
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But since those signals from the Bank, the pound has extended its slump which is likely to further push up the price of imports and Britain's inflation rate.
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Thiam said he was aware that popular demand for traditional grains such as fonio and millet could push up prices, putting them out of reach of local consumers.
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Despite wishful statements from Saudi ministers, the kingdom's efforts last month to make a deal with Russia, Venezuela and Qatar to restrict supply and push up prices collapsed.
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And in 2012, Obama and DeGeneres, 60, went head-to-head in a push-up contest to promote the then-first lady's "Let's Move!" anti-childhood obesity initiative.
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The industrial conglomerate's CEO John Flannery said he expects new tariffs on its imports from China to push up its overall costs by $300 million to $400 million.
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But rising wages could crimp corporate profits and push up inflationary pressures, forcing the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise interest rates and tighten economic conditions faster than expected.
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Overall, traders said it was unlikely that all of China's near-term demand could be met without Queensland supplies, likely requiring inventory drawdowns, which will push up prices.
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There, it would be pumped underground in a process known as enhanced oil recovery, to help push up previously unrecoverable oil to levels where it could be reached.
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Investors have also been concerned about the strength of corporate earnings and the effect of United States sanctions on Iran, which could push up the price of oil.
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Goldman Sachs economists expect 25 percent tariffs on remaining Chinese goods could push up inflation — now at 1.6 percent on a core basis — by half a percentage point.
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In exchange, both sides had to let the other side push up the budget deficit, but it turned out neither side cared all that much about the deficit.
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With spectacularly dysfunctional Congresses failing to address wages at all, some local and state governments have stepped in to push up the limit minimum employers can pay workers.
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It had already cut interest rates almost as low as they could go in an unsuccessful attempt to push up inflation to the level considered optimal for growth.
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Higher interest rates tend to boost the dollar and push up bond yields, putting pressure on gold prices by increasing the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding bullion.
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Sweden on Monday gave its chief the formal power to act immediately to weaken the crown and help push up inflation, a radical step among developed world institutions.
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"When I first started playing, I could barely do a push-up or look someone in the eye," said Khan, now a solid 5-foot-9, 185-pounder.
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Prices for energy and petroleum products fell by 2.6%, partly due to a coronavirus outbreak that also helped push up prices for primary non-ferrous metals by 1.7%.
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After a work session in the morning and a lunch of quesadillas, cheeseburgers and push-up pops on the club's patio, the boys limbered up for golf lessons.
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Perhaps that's no surprise with stocks at all-time highs and bond prices at record levels, trends that have helped push up the valuations of many other assets.
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Rosengren added that the U.S. labor market, where unemployment has fallen to 4.5 percent, was at an equilibrium level in which it should not yet push up inflation.
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Higher interest rates tend to boost the dollar and push up bond yields, making greenback-denominated gold more expensive for holders of other currencies and denting its appeal.
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Larry Fink said at the World Economic Forum that he expected that Fed interest rate hikes this year could push up the value of the U.S. currency "significantly".
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Treasury yields rose, the dollar gained, and stocks fell as traders bet the solid wage data means the Fed will be more motivated to push up interest rates.
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Any sign that state-run importer Egyptian Natural Gas Holding would bar LNG of Qatari origin would probably push up spot prices sharply as middlemen seek alterative supplies.
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Either bright news from Japanese corporate earnings starting later in the month or a sign of economic recovery in Europe would push up the market further, he added.
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A wall is built and torn down; that's a nod both to current politics and to how creators must push up against their mentors to create something new.
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If these kinds of factors were responsible for high unemployment rates, Kocherlakota reasoned, pumping more money into the economy wouldn't boost growth; it would just push up prices.
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A weaker pound could push up the share prices of many of Britain's biggest companies which do business around the world such as British American Tobacco and GSK.
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Some economists expect job growth to slow this year as fewer workers become available, which will push up wages and lift inflation back to the Fed's 2 percent target.
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Add to that roughly 70 non-binding letters of interest (LOIs) that have been issued and the volumes push up into the double-digit billions of euros, Schoene said.
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Incline Push-Up Place your hands atop a bench, the edge of a couch with the cushions removed, or any solid surface that's about 18 inches off the ground.
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Whatever the timing of the hike, it's likely to push up yields on U.S. Treasurys, suggesting a higher "risk-free rate" and making property yields look less attractive comparatively.
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But higher US Treasury yields could push up funding costs for other sovereigns, while a stronger dollar may be negative for emerging markets with significant foreign currency debt burdens.
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You'll combine barre- and Pilates-inspired moves with a core engager (yep, you can do core work while sitting!), plus a good old-fashioned push-up for good measure.
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"My arms are so much longer than yours, they don't go down but so far," she said after DeGeneres jokingly accused her of cheating during the push-up contest.
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The big oil producers in OPEC, dominated by Middle East Gulf states which mostly rely on energy exports, have agreed to reduce production to try to push up prices.
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To put them together in a circuit, choose a rowing exercise, a chest-focused press or push-up, a shoulder press or raise, and a more total-body movement.
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While that would push up the dollar-yuan pair, "I think the yuan is going to hold up better than other currencies in a risk off environment," Schnider said.
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Some members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries want coordinated output cuts to push up the price, and they have been pressing Russia to play its part.
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According to HSBC, risks for Asian stock markets have risen because higher bond yields stateside could push up the cost of equity for companies in the region, undermining valuations.
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Demand in China had already been slowing before the U.S. trade row flared, a multi-year crackdown on riskier lending and debt started to push up companies' borrowing costs.
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But the changes will push up prices for transport, food products and other goods, adding to economic pressure on Egyptians who have already lived through several years of austerity.
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Conservative policymakers, long opposed to the ECB's stimulus, have warned that generous asset buys risk overheating the economy, could inflate asset bubbles and may push up inflation too quickly.
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Secession would be also expected to harm Catalonia's economy, while uncertainty is likely to push up bond yields in both a newly-independent state as well as for Spain.
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That is one reason the RBA is unlikely to hike official rates in coming months because to do so would push up mortgage costs for already indebted Australian families.
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The program itself is controversial: While proponents say it could spur investment in areas developers might otherwise avoid, detractors say it could speed up gentrification and push up prices.
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Cities like Berlin, Paris and Barcelona say home-sharing websites for tourists deprive locals of apartments for permanent rent and push up prices for homes remaining on the market.
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And while Kaiser does not forecast employer-sponsored plan price changes, it does not anticipate any unusual hikes in health care costs that tend to push up insurance prices.
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Their plan would give states more flexibility to opt out of several Obamacare insurance regulations -- primarily those that protect those with pre-existing conditions, but also push up premiums.
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Although Calabria can remove the pair from conservatorship without a guarantee, doing so would likely push up the price of their securities and, in turn, mortgage costs for homeowners.
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While balancing on a stability ball, the Revenge Body host recommended starting in a plank position before moving towards a push-up and bouncing on it for consistent repetition.
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FTSE A weaker pound could push up the share prices of many of Britain's biggest companies which do business around the world such as British American Tobacco and GSK.
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The latest error added to last year's sample changes that helped push up average pay calculations, making it more difficult to read the actual strength of wages, Miyamae said.
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But the Brexit vote did lead to a big fall in the value of sterling, which is now starting to push up inflation and eat into consumers' disposable income.
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Water in soybean farming areas could become insufficient leading to lower production and higher prices, which would push up costs of meat and dairy products in Europe, Ercin said.
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Drafted in 1989 and revised in 2004, the European Commission rules ensure that mergers will not significantly reduce competition and push up consumer prices in the 28-country bloc.
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"My arms are so much longer than yours, they don't go down but so far," Obama said after DeGeneres jokingly accused her of cheating during the push-up contest.
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The Riksbank has pulled out all the stops to push up inflation, including a negative benchmark rate and a hefty quantitative easing programme, and it has been broadly successful.
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In the UK, we expect the impact of the Brexit vote on sterling to push up prices next year and lead to inflation of nearly 3% by end-2017.
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As the number of flights between the two rises at a rate of about 2% a year, that would limit the number of seats available and push up fares.
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"For now, our baseline scenario is that Japan's economy will continue to expand moderately and gradually push up inflation to our target," Amamiya said at a Reuters Newsmaker event.
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While the central bank worries that growth is close to the modest pace at which it will start to push up inflation, Wednesday's data brought little sign of this.
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A coalition of 46 states is engaged in an antitrust investigation of the generic drug industry that is targeting 18 manufacturers suspected of colluding to push up drug prices.
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Weidmann added decreasing spare capacity in the economy, namely the extent to which labor, capital and other resources are used below their maximum level, would eventually push up prices.
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It will also maintain its assessment that robust capital expenditure and exports will keep Japan's economy on course for a moderate expansion, and help push up wages and inflation.
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This growth has helped push up its shares more than 50 percent this year and made founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg the world's fifth-richest person, according to Forbes.
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said the government had no intention to silence media with the bill, but regulations were needed to push up the quality of the media.
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"We've got more fiscal debt in train in the U.S. That has to be funded," and will likely push up long rates and steepen the yield curve, Evans said.
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Reinsurance prices have been falling for several years due to increasing competition in the sector and a lack of natural catastrophes in developed markets, which typically push up demand.
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The idea would also face resistance from BOJ Deputy Governor Kikuo Iwata, among the architects of QQE and a staunch believer that printing more money will push up inflation.
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Companies like Nike have invested too much in those lower-wage economies to consider moving factories, even if tariffs rise and push up costs for American consumers, analysts say.
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One of Pink's most versatile styles, the bralette comes in push-up, lightly lined, and unlined options (and ranges from AA to DDD), so there's truly something for everyone.
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Higher rates and inflation fears push up other borrowing costs for consumers and businesses, including mortgage rates, curtailing home sales as well as household spending and business investment broadly.
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"We've got more fiscal debt in train in the U.S. That has to be funded," and will likely push up long rates and steepen the yield curve, he said.
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This latest round would pull American consumers into the budding trade war between the two countries because it would push up prices at many retailers in the United States.
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But the company could also be trying to convince consumers that it is a good corporate citizen before lawmakers try to push up the timeline for minimum wage increases.
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Slide the towel out in front of you until your back is flat, engaging your core and using your abdominals to bring yourself back up to push-up position.
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Some American manufacturers, particularly in the energy-hungry chemicals industry, fear China might buy so much American natural gas that the purchases would push up American natural gas prices.
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Imagine that you had to get out of your car and do a push-up at every stop: That is the effort required to stop and start a bicycle.
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Frederick Mellinger, its founder, is credited with inventing, among other novelties, the push-up bra, falsies and padded girdles, and even with introducing the bikini in the United States.
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"You're a damn liar, man," Mr. Biden responded in a tense exchange that also included Mr. Biden challenging the man to a push-up contest or an I.Q. contest.
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After some cross-talk, Biden told the man, "By the way ... I'm not sedentary," before going on to challenge him to a push-up contest and other physical tests.
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SYDNEY, April 27 (Reuters) - Australia's conservative government has proposed a radical plan to restrict exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at times when domestic shortages push up local prices.
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The findings suggest that push-up capability might be an easy-to-use marker of cardiovascular disease risks, the researchers concluded, at least in men who resemble the firefighters.
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Unlike team-branded thong underwear for sale from some major men's sports leagues, including the N.B.A. and M.L.B., there are no push-up bras or lace panties in sight.
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The problem with the push-up bra is that its central focus is to titillate, and it does that by creating a fantasy projection of what women should look like.
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Analysts and economists have warned the move could help push up inflation, add to the fiscal deficit and prompt India's central bank to raise interest rates more steeply than expected.
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This would push up borrowing costs while prompting commercial banks to trim lending as they move to shore up their balance sheets, sending ripples through the banking and financial sectors.
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Carney has warned investors not to count on a cut to borrowing costs in the event of an economic shock, saying it could push up inflation sharply and damage growth.
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After you are in push-up position, reach your right arm out and then reach your left arm out onto a step which is placed directly in front of you.
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Some economists expect job growth to slow further this year as fewer workers become available, which will push up wages and lift inflation back to the Fed's 2 percent target.
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South Korea's central bank cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to a record-low 1.25 percent, as policy makers looked to push up inflation amid still sluggish exports.
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The rationale behind such differences is that tax cuts in America will improve economic growth (good for equities) but widen the budget deficit and push up inflation (bad for bonds).
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She said a cut of 500,000 barrels per day "may not do a whole lot" to push up prices in the short term if demand in China continues to slide.
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This would likely result in a rise in yields of U.S. Treasuries and other government bonds, and on the margin push up long-term borrowing costs for consumers and corporations.
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SMBC Nikko Securities' analysts expect the package will push up real GDP growth by just 0.4 percentage point this fiscal year to March 2017 and 0.04 percentage point next year.
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This could push up prices, says Georgina Wright of Chatham House, a think-tank, who also notes that Britain's zero-carbon-energy plans require four times its current interconnection capacity.
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That helped push up the company's first-quarter revenue by 1.73 percent to $1.59 billion, beating analysts' average estimate of $1.58 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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