When we reach the top, the liberation rite will begin.
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When they finally reach the top, it's time for business.
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But I'm not gonna stop till I reach the top!
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"The hose streams could not reach the top," Gernay said.
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However, this was their only song to reach the top five.
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The links also reach the top leadership of the Libra Association.
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We reach the top, and I see the light in Zwart's eyes.
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After all, visitors need to climb 120 steps to reach the top.
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Simply continue the pattern until you reach the top of the eyelets.
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Only the best 50 men and best 213 women reach the top.
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Q. How did you reach the top so quickly at AXA Art?
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Both are formidable competitors, aiming to reach the top three wherever they attack.
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However, it's physically still quite difficult for a woman to reach the top.
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Ondra is among the few who occasionally reach the top of the route.
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She now uses an automated lift to reach the top of her paintings.
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Skiers would use the building's glass elevator to reach the top of the slope.
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This milestone makes Lemonade Beyoncé's sixth album to reach the top of the charts.
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The only other country to reach the top of the podium has been Cuba.
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The operation required workers suspended on cranes to reach the top of the pyramid.
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On the Apple App Store, it has taken 174,000 downloads for a game to reach the top of the rankings on any given day in 2019 — 85% more the 94,000 installs required for non-game app to reach the top of the charts.
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"Good morning!" they call to the dignitaries as they reach the top of the escalator.
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"Playing to reach the top 10 for the first time, it's something great," Pouille said.
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You give bullies platforms to reach the top, you don't question until it's too late.
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It's hard to reach the top of the phone with one hand, which was frustrating.
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I grabbed my foot ladder so I could reach the top shelf in my cabinet.
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In an interview, Ms. Rothblatt had some surprising suggestions for helping women reach the top.
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But they will not reach the top of an S&P 500 firm if they do.
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Repeat with the remaining shades — dark to light — until you reach the top of the pinecone.
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North Dakota has never had a Miss America winner, or a contestant reach the top five.
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The search term had spiked 6900,2628 percent to reach the top slot, according to Google's tweet.
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But it may not have the chance to reach the top of the Tarantino box office.
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When you reach the top of standing position, thrust your hips slightly forward, squeezing your glutes.
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In order to reach the top spot, some apps will change their category to rank higher.
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Still, there is no shortage of women who could reach the top ranks of the bank.
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Most competitors slip (at the Edinburgh World Cup, around 70% failed to reach the top in the qualifying round, and closer to 95% fell in the more difficult route of semifinals), so when they do reach the top after a very difficult final stretch, the crowd erupts.
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You'll learn how to reach the top of the YouTube charts and get paid to do it.
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Why do you think people were willing to risk death to reach the top of Mount Everest?
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After black women failed to reach the top spot in the first two seasons, Fantasia finally did.
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Once they reach the top, Taam takes clients for a "quick ski down" to the remote home.
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When they reach the top, Roger throws up in front of the clients, and Don's revenge is complete.
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Many are officials who want to "reach the top" of Macau's government, says Joaquim Ramos, the centre's director.
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Women have a much smaller window of opportunity to reach the top than men do, LinkedIn's research shows.
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Each one of the 21 female CEOs faced challenges to reach the top level of the business world.
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Altogether, it took about 45 days of climbing to reach the top in freezing weather on Nov. 12.
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Mr. Yi is also among the rare officials to reach the top ranks after spending considerable time overseas.
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"Father of the Bride" is the band's third consecutive LP to reach the top of the Billboard 22.
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Scott did reach the top spot in May 2014, but his stay was short — less than three months.
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When you reach the top of your ladder, only then are you living the life of your dreams.
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It takes about four years for employees to reach the top of Costco's hourly pay scale, according to Bloomberg.
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However, Nintendo does say that the game managed to reach the top 10 highest-grossing charts in 100 countries.
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But a myth still persists that once they reach the top, they'll enjoy the same power as male leaders.
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" Lauryn Hill was the first female rapper to reach the top spot with 1998's "Doo Wop (That Thing).
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However, once you reach the top of the mountain, you still have to walk your way down, and safely.
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"To reach the top of any sport is limited to a very select group of talented athletes," she said.
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I let Tony reach the top and circle around to the next set of stairs before I start up.
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The Patriots can never be discounted, even if they might have to travel to reach the top postseason prize.
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The glassy screen, 5.5 inches on the diagonal, was too large for people with small hands to reach the top.
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It takes a full-time Costco employee about four years to reach the top of the pay scale, he said.
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He was already climbing the greasy pole, though he still had a long way to go to reach the top.
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Eventually the warm air and water-rich clouds reach the top of the thunderstorm where it "billows out," explained Weber.
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Despite her fame, few expected Hamilton to reach the top level of the sport while surfing with just one arm.
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If you cannot easily reach the top of the window, always use a sturdy step ladder while you are cleaning.
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But against Williams, she summoned the sort of imposing tennis that allowed her to reach the top 10 last year.
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Plus, there's the opportunity for metaphors about love being a struggle that is worth it when you reach the top.
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If you're at a state school, you're less likely to reach the top professions than if you were educated privately.
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There are some racing drivers who possess the talent to reach the top but are never presented with the opportunity.
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We drive for about 270 more minutes in silence before we reach the top of a hill near North Battleford.
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So sometimes it feels like I'm pushing this giant boulder up a hill and I'm never going to reach the top.
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In Germany, women advanced the quickest, taking 7.7 years, typically, to reach the top compared to nine years for German men.
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The Orioles are winners of four straight and seven of eight to reach the top spot in the American League East.
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People don't understand it is one thing to reach the top but to stay just as good is much, much harder.
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And after 12 years at JetBlue, flight attendants reach the top of the pay scale, though they still can receive bonuses.
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They don't just suddenly become that way when they reach the top of the food chain, either; it starts decades prior.
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The first to reach the top takes home the grand prize: $1,000 and the honor of forecasting this year's winter weather.
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So avoid looking at success only as a pass or fail once you reach the top of the mountain (or don't).
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This road follows a ridge through state land, and once we reach the top, the going is easier in the clouds.
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If it doesn't look easy or entirely possible to latch onto all those dicks to reach the top, that's the point.
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"Some professional women aspire to do it all: reach the top of the corporate ladder and fly like supermom," she said.
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She would go on to reach the top 10 and amass a singles record of 343-154 before retiring in 1989.
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His latest release, "Funeral," opened at No. 1 on the latest Billboard chart, becoming his fifth title to reach the top.
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And, eventually, you realize that none of them seems quite able to reach the top of the landing and hold on.
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But his daughter had loftier dreams: She wanted to break the "glass ceiling" for the far right and reach the top.
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After an hour and a half, we reach the top and are greeted by a lovely viewpoint and mist-filled mossy forests.
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You'll learn how to reach the top of the YouTube charts, grow your subscribers, and uncover the true demographics of your viewers.
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There are similarities between football and esports in that it takes real dedication and sacrifice to reach the top of your game.
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Every user we spoke to that's tried to reach the top of Trump's replies said that they're the victim of relentless abuse.
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From there, the climb is akin to earning your place in a school; it can take decades to reach the top spot.
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At Oakville, where almost half the 5,000 workers are recent hires, some hope to reach the top of the pay grid sooner.
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Even so, it will not be easy for the king of the jungle to reach the top of the box office mountain.
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Youngest son Barron might have struggled to reach the top of the podium: the child of Melania and Donald Trump is 10.
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It takes maybe two minutes to reach the top — two minutes for the Mad Hatter occupying my soul to be utterly transformed.
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Mr. Hart's last country Top 10 hit was in 19533, and his last song to reach the Top 40 was in 1981.
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How could men, who have evolved the innate biological ability to reach the top shelf and open jars, be weaker than women?
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The overcrowding has led to vast queues to reach the top of the mountain which straddles the border between Nepal and China.
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I love making crosswords, but I thought I'd never reach the top of the mountain by joining the New York Times club.
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Trump would need to stretch his thumb a little more to reach the top of the screen, but that shouldn't be difficult.
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Get to the bottom of your drive to reach the top, accept it, and then use your connections to make it happen.
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Uta Ibrahimi, the first Kosovo woman to reach the top of Mount Everest, joined the protests on Friday despite a broken leg.
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Uta Ibrahimi, the first Kosovo woman to reach the top of Mount Everest, joined the protests on Friday despite a broken leg.
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When they tune in on Monday night, they all will be happy to see someone they consider a friend reach the top.
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Recent rock albums to reach No. 1 have all had minuscule streaming numbers, relying on full-album sales to reach the top.
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As Lady Gaga's famous quote goes, there can be a hundred records in the charts, and 99 don’t reach the top.
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Still, the star does collect plenty of footwear, so she admits she stores a ladder in the closet to reach the top shelf.
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On Google Play, Entertainment apps — like Hulu, Netflix and Bitmoji — need around 210,0003 U.S. installs in a day to reach the top 2000.
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Does it have the potential to reach the top three like the other major tech names, or will it settle in somewhere lower?
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After all, these kind of public appearances are a large part of how scientists gain renown to reach the top of their field.
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People climb over each other, pull others down, they try over and over again to singularly be the one to reach the top.
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The song that transfixed Zach Witness, "On & On," became the first neo-soul single to reach the top of Billboard's R. & B. chart.
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They reach the top and start moving down—then they bounce back up again, as if he really is jumping off the water.
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The phone is tall, but not bulky, so I was able to shimmy it up and down to reach the top and bottom edges.
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Mr. Bowie's latest album, "Blackstar," which was released on Friday, was already on track to reach the top of the charts before he died.
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But before they could reach the top, the ice party encountered what looked like a trap, a foreboding jumble of broken and fragmented ice.
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"I'm on One" is what it sounds like to nearly reach the top, look down, and feel both exhilaration and vertigo from the view.
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I am on a transplant waiting list but have been told that it could be 10 years before I reach the top of the list.
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Up until the 1980s the data collection, microsimulations and randomised-control trials (RCTs) that women tended to do would struggle to reach the top journals.
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If you're good enough, you could technically play forever because making sure the blocks don't reach the top of the screen is your only goal.
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Since the ticket booth to Masada opens an hour before sunrise, the only way to reach the top in time is to move relatively quickly.
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He was really dedicated, and he's like 6-foot-5 or something, so he can reach the top of my hand when I'm on point.
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This year, Democrats risk missing out on several districts — including Knight's — if their candidates divide voters in too many factions to reach the top two.
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The video goes through four generations and every character is trying to gain access to a superior circle, until they reach the top one day.
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The National Park Service gave them a deadline of Thanksgiving to reach the top, so in early November they began a nerve-racking final push.
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On Google Play, India required the most downloads to reach the top 10, with apps needing 256,000 downloads in a day and games needing 117,000 downloads.
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Stanley and Howell III, paired together in the final round, shot matching four-under-par 66s to reach the top of the leaderboard at seven under.
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Anna, 27You are so deeply uncool on every level, despite your extreme efforts to trample over everyone to reach the top of some invisible social hierarchy.
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When they reach the top, the video shows the woman taking off her shirt and finishes with a still image of them in a naked embrace.
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Her subjects felt like they were waiting in a long line to reach the top of a hill where the American dream was waiting for them.
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His group of eight other Sherpa was the first to summit this season, making them the first climbers to reach the top in over two years.
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You take the one to the left, but once you reach the top, you're faced with another choice between staircases leading to the left and right.
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"Graceland" didn't make much of an impression on American radio playlists: "You Can Call Me Al," the lead single, originally failed to reach the Top 40.
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It's not until you reach the top 10 percent (households making $3093,800 or more) that the tax cuts start outstripping the spending cuts for most households.
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Ledeux had earlier gone for a more risky routine in her second run during qualifying, needing a big score to reach the top 12 for the final.
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The remaining distance is made up by pulling your legs up to reach the top of the box, causing you to land in a deep squat position.
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They are subsequently rooting for Taylor Swift's newest song "Look What You Made Me Do" to reach the top of the charts to end the "Despacito" streak.
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Billy Joel has had his fair share of hits over the years, but his first song to reach the top of the Hot 100 may surprise you.
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All the action essentially has been among candidates in the messy cluster area who surge a few points to reach the top of the 10 percent pack.
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"The challenge is within himself," said former world number four Gilbert who helped Murray reach the top 10 during a 16-month partnership that ended in 2007.
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Then, you'll work your way up to the Green Belt and Black Belt certifications, which will help you reach the top of the project management career ladder.
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The son of a former Major League Baseball pitcher, Mahomes was blessed with impeccable genes and a model example of what it took to reach the top.
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They discuss their edits on Talk pages; they display their interests and abilities on User pages; some vie to reach the top of the edit-count leaderboard.
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While his strong New Hampshire finish will doubtless boost his poll numbers somewhat, it's going to be hard for him to reach the top tier in future contests.
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You play it to earn better loot that you then use to earn even better loot, on and on until you reach the top of the power ladder.
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It has now opened at No. 25 on Billboard's chart, with the distinction of being the first release to reach the top primarily on the strength of streaming.
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Guided tours (50 Norwegian kroner, about $6) are available and include a trip up the 139 steps to reach the top of the tower. lighthousesofnorway.com/slettnes-lighthouse-710533n/
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The climbing season for runs from March through May and hundreds of climbers are on Everest, trying to reach the top from both the Nepali and Tibetan sides.
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Making the moment even more intense, the ladders which reach the top of the spires did not have safety cages, but On The Roofs didn't really seem to care.
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While Olympic athletes are going for the gold in Brazil, iFood is hoping to reach the top spot on the podium of food-delivery startups with its new money.
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Perhaps it's not as high or as impressive to those on the ground, but the view may be exactly what you've been searching for once you reach the top.
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More often than not, with "Pro mode" activated I would reach the top speed of 20mph, and make use of the bike lanes, main streets and the Westside Highway.
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As the bottom line continues to serve as support, Gordon believe that the stock could soon reach the top of the channel at $190 in the next few months.
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For some artists, it takes a long time to reach the top of the charts, while others garnered the No. 1 hit in America on their very first try.
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Bouchard would make it to the Wimbledon women's final in 2014, two years after her junior win, and would reach the top five by the end of that year.
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On Tuesday, his songs were streamed 10.4 million times around the world on Spotify, setting a record, and "?" is expected to reach the Top 5 on Billboard's next chart.
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"Rolling in the Deep" didn&apost reach the top of the Billboard Hot 100 until over six months later, but when it did, it stayed there for seven weeks.
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His stans helped his first single reach the top 5 (for one week, before it quickly tumbled out of the top 30) and made his first album No. 1.
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When he returned to Chess in 1970, he recorded new songs, like "Tulane" and "Have Mercy Judge," that flashed his old wit but failed to reach the Top 21995.
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Taking all of this into account, it appears that it's not easy to become the world's greatest Pokémon Master unless you use shenanigans of some form to reach the top.
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That allowed the strong performances of Bridgewater (a 14.6 percent gain in 2018) and Renaissance (8.5 percent) to help Mr. Dalio and Mr. Simons reach the top of the list.
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Members of the public flock to the court during the week to watch oral arguments in cases that reach the top court and to take tours of its historic building.
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The bones of an old cable car system that once allowed foresters to lift huge hardwood logs out of such difficult terrain are still visible as you reach the top.
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Some of the plant's 5,000 workers have argued that the GM and Fiat Chrysler deals will make new hires wait too long to reach the top of the pay grid.
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Think of that strange, somewhat stomach-flipping feeling you get when you reach the top of a roller coaster, just before you start rolling down — it's a little bit like that.
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"Congratulations to iMbokodo (strong woman) Saray Khumalo for being the first Black African Woman to reach the top of the world by conquering Mount Everest," South Africa's government said on Twitter.
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Much as airlines ferociously compete for top billing on Kayak, governments are increasingly competing with each other to reach the top rankings and earn the business of these itinerant global workers.
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Mr. Vagell, now 33, commuted to Manhattan for his job in broadcast operations at a television network while he waited for his name to reach the top of the firefighters' list.
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Noticing that Ms. Morales, who is shy of five feet tall, could not reach the top, he said, "Excuse me," grabbed her rag and wiped the upper portion of the glass.
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The first Chinese official to reach the top of Interpol, Meng's appointment just two years ago had been seen as a victory for Beijing and was widely celebrated in state media.
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It's believed to have never been conquered, but in 1994, prospective climbers were barred from ever attempting to reach the top of the mountain, as the government closed it to climbers.
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When it first opened to the public in 1888, it used to take more than 10 minutes to reach the top of the 500-foot Washington Monument, by steam-propelled elevator.
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The New York Times reports that Buttigieg&aposs experience at the consultancy has served as a ladder for him to reach the top tier of the 0003 Democratic primary presidential contest.
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Sobhy, the 22014 world junior champion, is ranked eighth in the world — the first American-born man or woman to reach the top 211 — and was the 29th seed in the tournament.
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Kyoto University teamed up with the University of Electro-Communications in Japan to build a robot snake that can contort its body repeatedly in order to reach the top of a ladder.
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There was no immediate reaction from Merkel, who is called a Machtfrau -- a woman of power -- in Germany for managing to reach the top as an outsider in a male-dominated world.
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It is the first major superhero film to be led by a woman and the women who flocked to the film helped it reach the top of the box office last weekend.
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It took more than a decade of hard work for Ninja to reach the top of the industry, and even now most of his time is spent playing for a live audience.
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At the same time, they were racing against an eccentric Englishman named Wally Herbert, who was trying to reach the top of the world in the traditional, heroic manner: dog and sledge.
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The fake app The official incarnation out of the picture on search, the fake app surged to reach the top of the paid-for download chart for all of China that day.
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The song with the longest journey to No. 1 is none other than "Macarena (Bayside Boys Mix)" by Los Del Rio, which took 33 weeks to reach the top of the charts.
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Mr. Anderson said that alignment most recalled certain weeks in 1999, a year in which Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez, Santana, Christina Aguilera and Enrique Iglesias all had songs reach the Top 10.
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Murray, 29, is the oldest first-time ATP number one since John Newcombe briefly scaled the summit in 1974 and is the 26th player to reach the top since rankings were introduced.
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I prayed we'd soon reach the top of the hill so I would stop huffing, embarrassing myself in front of the 30 or so other runners out on the trail that day.
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My first few attempts at this two-player competitive mode were a bit pathetic, as I couldn't come close to finishing at all, let alone reach the top of the level first.
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With relatively few women climbing the ranks, and strong old-boys' networks helping men reach the top, female representation in well-paid and high-status jobs is closer to a third than half.
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Particularly of interest is the way we can climb and climb (voting rights in the US, access to higher-paying jobs) and still seem to never quite reach the top (like equal pay).
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It's part of what explains the difficulties that women face when trying to reach the top of their careers: Outright harassment will often keep them or someone they know down at some point.
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PARIS, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Thales expects to reach the top end of its financial goals for the year, the French company said as it posted accelerating nine-month revenues led by defence activities.
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In other words, it might not reach the top speeds of the previous T-Mobile 5G network, but it'll cover more space and, ideally, have broader range and be better at penetrating buildings.
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However, because of the Xperia 10's lengthy dimensions, a new problem arises in that suddenly, it's not so easy to reach the top of the screen so you can see your notifications.
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And yet, to reach the top of the Eastern Conference, it somehow seems less critical that the Wizards shore up their putrid reserves than ensuring that their best players can get even better.
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Backed by her mother Sarah, who watched her in Pyeongchang, and her coach Christian Reif, she believes she can reach the top by herself, even in the absence of fellow skiers from Kenya.
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Dominic Thiem, Alexander Zverev, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Daniil Medvedev combined for dozens of singles titles in recent years and represent the best bets to take Grand Slam crowns and reach the top rankings.
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It's so important for kids to have role models they can see themselves in, and celebrating women who reach the top of fields historically dominated by men is a huge part of that.
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In tonight's game, we will witness the talents of those who perform in the rarefied air we often speak about when it comes to the few who reach the top of the top.
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The challenging, seemingly never-ending switchbacks on Mount Scott Hiking Trail make this hike less-populated than others, and the few who reach the top earn a quiet lookout point all to themselves.
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More so than just about any game series, Zelda's heart lies in exploration, that moment of seeing a towering mountain in the distance and realizing that eventually you'll be able to reach the top.
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There's a certain pleasure that comes from just having enough energy to reach the top of a tower before losing your grip, or sailing peacefully above enemy camps as the monsters sleep below, unaware.
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Being able to reach the top of the vehicle, as well as move around the sides and underneath, as it travels down the assembly line is a crucial aspect in production and quality control.
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Nike+ Leaderboard (left), Jawbone's Duels (middle) and Strava's League Challenge (right) Nike+ Leaderboard (left), Jawbone's Duels (middle) and Strava's League Challenge (right) For the user, this causes a strong craving to reach the top.
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A head-and-shoulders formation occurs when a high is made, followed by a dip, then a higher market peak, a second dip and then a lower high that fails to reach the top.
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The album is also the first-ever solo McCartney release, including his work with Wings, to reach the top of the chart in its first week (a rarity before sales tracking changed in 1991).
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This year, the band was not only the first K-pop band to reach the top spot on the Billboard Artist 100 Chart, it did so twice in the span of a few months.
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The cathartic fun of watching its story unfold depends on paying attention to the players and imagining that they're moving up and down a ladder of privilege and power, trying to reach the top.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Liberia's trailblazing former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf will launch a plan on Sunday to help other African women reach the top in a continent dominated by male heads of state.
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First black African woman climbed Everest After multiple setbacks, South African Saray N'kusi Khumalo completed the challenge on her fourth attempt, and now wants to reach the top of the other Seven Summits. 9.
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Furthermore, explained Emilsson, climbers are usually exhausted and a little out of it from oxygen deprivation when they reach the top, so Everest VR will allow them to revisit the experience with a clear head.
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Alex Achig, a field biologist who helped to discover the new frog, said it took two grueling days to climb the steep terrain to reach the top of the flat-topped mountain where it lives.
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The title phrase reflects the idea that just because you've been able to get by with your counterproductive habits doesn't mean you'll be able to reach the top of your field with those same tendencies.
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The tall screens are definitely the sort of thing that takes some getting used to — I have pretty large hands, and it was a serious stretch for me to reach the top of the display.
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Hungary is due to release April inflation figures on Thursday, with some analysts expecting the annual rate to reach the top of the central bank's 212.28-212.21 percent target range from 210.34 percent in March.
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He's played on the stage of the Grand Ole Opry and watched his debut single "There Was This Girl" reach the top of the country charts, but things still don't seem real for Riley Green.
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In other words, the more free time one has to dedicate to such a pursuit, the quicker they can reach the top, which often times is dependent on how one's life is outside the dojo.
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After 13 seasons as a running backs coach, and years of buzz about his head-coach potential, Lynn is getting his first real shot at proving he has what it takes to reach the top.
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The case, which touches at the core of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, is the most significant dispute over a public monument to reach the top court since Chief Justice John Roberts took the helm.
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The 23-year-old became the first Australian woman to reach the top of the WTA rankings for 43 years on Sunday when she won the Birmingham Classic and will be top seed at Wimbledon.
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The lack of breakthroughs by younger players has Andy Murray, who knows what it takes to reach the top of the sport, optimistic that a comeback from hip replacement surgery might not be so difficult.
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The lack of breakthroughs by younger players has Andy Murray, who knows what it takes to reach the top of the sport, optimistic that a comeback from hip replacement surgery might not be so difficult.
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But Akira has made it known throughout her career that pornography is something that she loves making, and it was that passion for her profession that gave her what she needed to reach the top.
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The attempt to be the fastest to reach the top of all the world's known mountains over 163,216 meters, or about 210,2200 feet, which Mr. Purja called Project Possible, started in April, when he scaled Annapurna.
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They may not match up with the U.S. "Dream Team" from the 1992 Games that included 11 future Hall of Fame players, but the current squad possess everything needed to reach the top of podium again.
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I reach the top of the stairs, and it soon becomes clear what this is: a preview of the new exhibition by Russian-born, America-based artists, Ilya and Emilia Kabakov, followed by a fancy dinner.
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The Justin Biebers, Ed Sheerans, and Demi Lovatos of the world have all had to "Latinize" their music in order to reach the top of the charts and win over the hearts of all seven continents.
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The 20-year-old, who last year became the youngest player to reach the top 21 since 210, put a four-match losing streak behind him as he beat the Spaniard 213-210 26-23(43).
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Linette, a semi-finalist in Thailand last year, had dropped just one set heading into the final and she produced another dominant display to reach the top 40 in the WTA rankings for the first time.
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Above all, he did an exemplary job of putting the ball again and again in an awkward position for Zverev — the outer limit of his reach, the top of his leap, the tips of his toes.
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In her book Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right, sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild explains it with the image of a line of people waiting to reach the top of a hill.
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Tacko says it comes in handy at the grocery store whenever he needs to reach the top shelves and "look over everything" ... but when it comes to bathing, it really stinks ... 'cause he's taller than the shower!!
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The climb became harder and steeper, until I thought I could not lift my foot to take the next step, and the next, and the next for the several hours it took us to reach the top.
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Over 60 people have died trying, many of them slipping from the metal cables meant to help hikers reach the top, or falling off the "Death Slabs," huge, slick rocks that become increasingly dangerous during inclement weather.
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Later that day at the NSF loft in the fashion district, Ms. Haller toured her "denim archive," like a public library of jeans, with racks climbing up the walls and a ladder needed to reach the top.
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"Mania" (Island), the band's seventh studio album, became its fourth record to reach the top of the chart, and its third in a row, with the equivalent of 130,000 sales in the United States, according to Nielsen.
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This makes it the first entrant of the exuberant Korean K-pop genre to reach the top of the album chart, six years after Psy's song and video "Gangnam Style" brought the style to the American mainstream.
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While he is the first openly gay candidate to reach the top-tier of candidates in a major party's nominating process, he is not the first openly gay candidate to run for a major party's presidential nomination.
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It provides the same sacred space, in terms of quietness … Let's say I'm in Colorado, and I'm out hiking, and I reach the top of the hill, and I just sit, and it is just like 'ah!
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As you initiate new understandings of prosperity, you're striving to do the best you can in order to reach the top of the ladder, commanding respect for your hustle as you renew your commitment to your professional life.
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In the UK, someone like him would struggle to reach the top of frontline politics — if nothing else, he would almost certainly lack the patience to be elected to Parliament, the necessary precursor to almost all high offices.
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But having these characters in real-world sports, using power-up tricks also seen in, for example, Ultra Smash or Super Mario Strikers, feels like a substantial underselling of just what it takes to reach the top level.
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Ford's Oakville, Ontario, workers want a more generous deal that would shorten the time it takes new hires to reach the top of the pay grid, said Dave Thomas, president of main Canadian autoworkers union Unifor's Local 707.
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And they even include countries that most people in the U.S. would not associate with innovativeness but which are attempting — with varying levels of success — to reach the top tier, including Russia, Brazil, Kenya, Mexico and many more.
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Mountain climbers may try many paths, the metaphor goes, run to and fro (the classical method of acquiring knowledge), scramble and slip on their ascent; but if they reach the top, no one doubts they have gotten there.
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If Spotify can make its own playlists the most influential tastemakers on the app, rather than artist-to-fan messaging or viral sharing, it can dictate what songs become hits or reach the Top 40 radio beyond its walls.
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Elevators can be used to reach the top of the 131-foot tower, but spiral stairs offer views in all directions, including out to Mount Fuji (admission, 500 yen, about $5). jnto.go.jp/eng/spot/comcobtw/enoshima-lighthouse-observation-tower.
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In true Kiwi fashion, the gondola provides extra thrills once you reach the top, including a sled luge track (from 61 dollars, including gondola), but there's plenty of awe-inspiring scenery to freely appreciate along its mountaintop hiking trails.
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Unibail-Rodamco said it would reach the top end of its full-year profit target after its shopping malls helped deliver a 8.2 percent first-half rise in recurring earnings per share despite the impact of attacks in Paris and Brussels.
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Arianators, as her fanbase is known, created the hashtag #BOYCOTT7RINGS on Twitter and have been passionately spreading the word in hopes that their boycott will get her other track "break up with your girlfriend, i'm bored" to reach the top spot.
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When those players eventually reach the top level, they will have more experience than previous generations who had to fight for scraps of minutes with MLS teams, or journey to distinct corners of the globe to find time on the field.
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On Sunday she followed that with the Birmingham title on her beloved grass to reach the top of the WTA rankings — the first woman from her country to do so since Evonne Goolagong for a brief two-week stint in 1976.
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One week after becoming the first Japanese player since Jumbo Ozaki in 1998 to reach the top 10 in the world, Hideki Matsuyama shot a 6-under-par 66 to win the HSBC Champions tournament in Shanghai by seven shots.
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Vincent Dunn, a fire consultant and former New York City fire chief, said that fire hose streams could not reach the top of such a cathedral, and that reaching the top on foot was often an arduous climb over winding steps.
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ROTTERDAM, Netherlands — Roger Federer added another highlight to his age-defying career resurgence Friday, returning to the top of the world rankings for the first time in more than five years and becoming the oldest player to reach the top spot.
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Two unresolved matters, they said, included the time of service required for less senior workers to reach the top union wage — it currently takes eight years — and inflation and cost-of-living adjustments for pensions and 401(k) retirement plans.
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Delivery Hero increased its full-year revenue guidance to a range between 1.44 billion euros ($1.61 billion) and 1.48 billion euros, compared to a previous target to reach the top of the range of 1.3 billion euros to 1.4 billion euros.
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Muguruza had arrived in Melbourne suffering from a virus that forced her to quit the Hobart International, but the Spaniard was soon back to playing to her strength which helped her reach the top of the women's rankings in 2017.
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Environmental lawyers also believe that a future case similar to Urgenda's will eventually reach the top court created to enforce the Convention, the European Court of Human Rights, which has legal authority over every state that's signed onto the treaty.
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She'll share advice, make you feel at home, feed you until you're more than satisfied, and if you're up for it, hug you as though she's known you since you were too little to reach the top of the kitchen table.
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Mr. Purja managed to reach the top of Everest — a climb he has made several times — but it was an exceptionally deadly season on the world's tallest peak, with 11 people dying during the window of several weeks with favorable conditions for climbing.
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Even with the shorter display, I still can't quite reach the top of the screen without wiggling the phone down my palm, so being able to navigate in this way is super convenient — as long as the phone is in your right hand.
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Half Dome, Yosemite National ParkOne of the longest -- and certainly most dangerous -- hikes in Yosemite National Park, the Half Dome requires a full day's trek to reach its peak, and at the summit climbers must rely on metal cables to reach the top.
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There is now a thematic pattern emerging that connects many (although not all) of the "prestige" queer films that break out of indie circuits and reach the top tier of mainstream recognition: They tell stories about queerness through the lens of masculine emotion.
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Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg was a mentor of Brown-Philpot, and she shared with her the importance of continually working on leadership skills to put yourself in a position where you can reach the top and lead a company on a successful path.
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The planet of love and money, Venus, faces off with strict Saturn and Pluto, encouraging you to reevaluate the ways you structure your life to get more organized and find enough time to both relax and reach the top of the ladder.
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While "1922" doesn't reach the top-tier of those projects, grading on what amounts to the Stephen King curve, it's a credible addition to a filmography where practically every thought the writer commits to paper is, seemingly, deemed fit for the screen.
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"You're achieving two things when you do this: you're making everybody including the men themselves recognize that you must take steps to promote the role of women in these positions, but also helping the young women understand that they can reach the top."
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According to Billboard, "Hamilton" has become one of only three Broadway cast recordings to reach the Top 10 in the last 50 years, and is the highest-charting such album in five years, since "The Book of Mormon" also hit No. 3.
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Budget climbing operators have mushroomed in Kathmandu, Nepal's capital, offering deep discounts but cutting corners by bringing fewer oxygen cylinders for their clients to Everest, where the air is so thin that nearly every climber depends on supplemental oxygen to reach the top.
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" At least in part because of her own experiences, she has made a point of bringing women into the business and mentoring them, she said: "I hope I'm a role model to show them you can reach the top of your profession.
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Fortescue reported record half-year iron ore shipments of 88.6 million tonnes last month when it revised down its cost guidance to US$12.75–US$13.25 per wet metric tonne and indicated production would reach the top end of its target range.
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" Booker compared skepticism that he could reach the top of the Democratic field to the attitude he heard when he became mayor of Newark, N.J., saying both were examples of "sort of a surrender to cynicism that I think we have to resist.
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LONDON — More lives could have been saved in the Grenfell Tower blaze in London, firefighters say, but a lack of equipment, particularly fire engines with ladders high enough to reach the top floors of the 211-story building, impeded the rescue effort.
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Mount EverestPhoto: APFour years after enduring an accident that nearly left him paralyzed, Australian mountaineer Steve Plain is now the fastest person to reach the top of the tallest mountain on each of the world's seven continents, shattering the previous record by eight days.
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Whether you want to clean up junk data and files from your iPhone or make it easier to reach the top of the screen on bigger devices, there are a wealth of apps available through Cydia to add extra features to the OS.4.
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The lucky 2,000 individuals who were able to pick up tickets then had to hike for two hours in order to reach the top of the cliff — and had to hike again for another two hours after the screening, which was held at 11 p.m.
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AIRBNB OFFERING BEDROOM AT GREAT WALL OF CHINA, BUT THERE&aposS A CATCH To that end, the tower's exasperated workers stormed out in hopes of winning more flexibility in "managing the thousands who arrive each day," eager to reach the top of beloved attraction.
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An extended version of the song written by Snow in 223 was remixed by the likes of The Dust Brothers and Mike Oldfield (he mashed it up with his own "Tubular Bells"), and it would reach the top of the UK and French charts.
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"The leagues defend the basic values of the European sport model, based on sporting merits, an open-access pyramid structure where all clubs form the foundation and all clubs could live the dream to reach the top," said Colombo, of the European league body.
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You'd have to climb 182 meters, or 597 feet, into the sky to reach the top of the Statue of Unity, the world's tallest statue and a tribute to Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, an Indian independence leader who was crucial in uniting a fractured country.
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The thrill of trying to reach the top of Half Dome at Yosemite National Park turned fatal on Thursday for a hiker who fell 500 feet from the famed rock face as she was scaling the steepest part of the trail, the authorities said.
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You'll need to change some things about yourself Once you reach the top of your department or division, it's time to rethink how you present yourself, better understand how others will perceive you and figure out what you need to do differently to succeed. 6.
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But while the Rio-bound men's roster may not match up with the U.S. "Dream Team" from the 1992 Games that included 11 future Hall of Fame players, they possess everything needed to reach the top of podium again without much of a challenge.
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If you've ever wanted to build your own successful mobile game, the courses below could very well help you reach the top of the app charts: AppGameKit is a one-stop development engine that allows you to quickly code and churn out apps for multiple platforms.
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In last week's Nature paper, DeepMind researchers announced that an updated version of AlphaStar has been ranked among the top 0.2% of active StarCraft II players on a popular gaming platform, becoming the first AI to reach the top tier of a popular esport without any restrictions.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen you see these climbers reach the top of Lotte World Tower, a 1,823-foot tower that's the tallest building in South Korea and taller than One World Trade Center in New York, there's an ever so brief moment of peace.
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Wealthier patients are better able to navigate the inequities of the current system by registering for a transplant in more than one region, as they can bear the costs of staying near a transplant hospital far from home while waiting to reach the top of the list.
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The first case to reach the top court stems from an investigation launched by the Manhattan district attorney's office, which is examining how the Trump Organization accounted for hush-money payments made to two women alleging affairs with Trump in the months before the 2016 presidential election.
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The 23-year-old, who this week became the first Australian woman to reach the top of the rankings since 1976, must survive a rough-looking path if she is to claim back-to-back Grand Slams having won her first at this month's French Open.
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It also snagged the title as the most-streamed song of all time, with more than 4.6 billion streams and is also the first Spanish-language song to reach the Top 10 of the Hot 100 in 20 years—the last one being the popular "Macarena" by Bayside Boys.
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But his second, "Prince" (1979), started with "I Wanna Be Your Lover," a No. 21990 R&B hit that reached No. 21993 on the pop charts; the album sold more than a million copies, and for the next two decades Prince albums never failed to reach the Top 21996.
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Instead of launching ships and materials from the surface of the Earth to orbit, you just put them in the elevator of this tower and when they reach the top, somewhere about 26,000 miles up in geosynchronous orbit, they're already beyond gravity's pull, for all intents and purposes.
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WUKAN, China/BEIJING (Reuters) - This month's crackdown on protests in China's Wukan village was ordered by the provincial leader under pressure to prove his mettle ahead of a pivotal Communist Party congress next year where he could reach the top table of power in China, sources close to the leadership say.
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But with Ford, Unifor must secure a deal that also will win majority support from 5,000 workers at an Oakville assembly plant who argue the frame of the deal reached with GM and Fiat Chrysler will make new hires wait too long to reach the top of the pay grid.
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This starts with small touches, like putting the tab switcher and access to your bookmarks at the bottom of the page, so that you never have to do some finger gymnastics to reach the top of your screen again (or use two hands, which I guess is also an option…).
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AROUND THE LEAGUE Villarreal missed a chance to reach the top of a tightly fought Group L after conceding an 203th-minute equalizer to host F.C. Zurich, finishing in a 1-1 draw and leaving the group lead with the Turkish club Osmanlispor, which lost, 2-1, at Steaua Bucharest.
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Women's Work The main reason for the gender gaps at work — why women are paid less, why they're less likely to reach the top levels of companies, and why they're more likely to stop working after having children — is employers' expectation that people spend long hours at their desks, research has shown.
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Beyond the U.S. Outside the U.S., a non-game app needs approximately 1173,000 downloads to reach the top 10 on the App Store in China — higher than the 49,000 installs needed in the U.S. For games, the U.S. is the most difficult to crack the top 10, with a median of 43,000 daily downloads for the No. 10 game.
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When, having lost the Brexit referendum, Mr Cameron resigned, Mrs May enumerated the inequities of modern Britain as she launched her campaign to succeed him: boys born poor die nine years earlier than others; children educated in state schools are less likely to reach the top professions than those educated privately; many women earn less than men.
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The next step for the testing facility, aside from increasing speed incrementally until it can reach the top achievable velocity of 250 mph on the current 1620-foot length of test track, is building and testing an airlock system that will allow passengers and cargo to be loaded onto, and off of the XP-103 pod at stations along a future Hyperloop transit route.
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