Price rises accelerate even as unemployment holds steady or rises.
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As Snoke says, when light rises, dark rises to meet it.
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More rises may follow, and expectation of such rises supports the pound.
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The abuse just rises and rises, and I'm worried about people's mental health.
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Gold typically rises when the dollar slides and falls when the dollar rises.
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As science curiosity rises, science intelligence rises, limply (see in the chart below).
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"When the sun rises, it rises for everyone," he says, quoting a Mexican proverb.
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The narrative rises, and then rises again, then again—a longer climax, you might say.
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"Margin debt rises when the market rises and falls when the market falls," Hickey said.
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The Moody's index falls when corporate liquidity rises and it rises when liquidity condition deteriorates.
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It also means Saturn rises when the sun sets and sets when the sun rises.
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No matter how much a state's enrollment or spending rises, the federal share of funding rises with it.
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All the while the heat rises and rises in the neighborhood bringing everyone's tensions and truths to the surface.
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The houses are replaced by high rises and parking lots for construction crews that are soon to be high rises.
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But the chart on the right peers a little closer and finds that energy footprint inequality rises in superlinear fashion relative to income inequality — which is to say, as income inequality rises, energy footprint inequality rises even faster.
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U.S. TARIFF RATE RISES TO 25 PCT ON $200 BLN CATEGORY OF IMPORT GOODS FROM CHINA RISES AS ACTIVATION DEADLINE PASSES
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"If you're in a hot container, as body temp rises, as humidity rises inside there, you cannot dissipate heat," Slovis said.
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"If you're in a hot container, as body temp rises, as humidity rises inside there, you cannot dissipate heat," said Slovis.
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It's 211:250 in the morning and the sun rises at 22002:50 here in England — when it rises at all.
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Some relatively smaller temperature rises in large countries contribute more to mean global temperature than do larger rises in smaller countries.
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Hammond also confirmed that beer, spirits and cider would see no tax rises, although strong "white cider" and wine will see rises.
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Metals have also seen price rises of late with iron ore, zinc, copper and aluminum prices all witnessing price rises this year.
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The latest price rises will come in the middle of the hot summer when electricity consumption rises due to air conditioning use.
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German 0.5793-year bond yields were set for their six straight week of rises, their longest run of weekly rises since 2010.
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As the risk rises, they will pay less for those bonds and therefore the yield on MBS rises – and mortgage rates rise.
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"While I anticipate that a few rate rises will be needed, the timing of those rate rises is an open question," she said.
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If the cost of a nursing home bed rises 6 percent, but Medicaid only rises 2 percent, there would be a shortfall, King said.
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If the cost of a nursing home bed rises 2202 percent, but Medicaid only rises 2628 percent, there would be a shortfall, King said.
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An economic upturn in Europe has boosted exports and corporate investment, suggesting further rises in employment and noticeable wage rises - including beyond 2017, he said.
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The 12-month average for pay rises remained at 2.5%, and many employers said they expected this to remain a benchmark for their next pay rises.
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So if the Nikkei falls 1 percent, the inverse ETF rises 2 percent and if the Nikkei rises 2 percent, the inverse ETF falls 4 percent.
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"Price rises are muted despite high housing demand, indicating we have left the stage of the cycle where price rises exceed the rate of inflation," Shipside said.
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Benjamin Andrews, a geologist and curator at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, said as heat rises, the liquid content rises too, and digging becomes harder.
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But it has not been successful in reining price rises in, partly due to factors beyond its control such as state price rises and outbreaks of drought.
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The makeshift skyline of slatted wooden low-rises and high-rises is one emblem of how far and fast the coronavirus outbreak is reverberating throughout the global economy.
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If the share of smokers in someone's peer group rises to 30 percent from 20 percent, for example, the probability that she will smoke rises by about 25 percent.
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Best sector performer Twitter rises 11 pct as analyst sees strong ad revenue growth, hikes PT. This as tech vs financials tests Dotcom boom highs ** Cons Discretionary rises 2.2 pct.
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"If Trump manages to alter the terms of trade and economic exchange," Khoo said, "that will have an effect … on how China rises and the rate at which it rises."
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" The gleam in her eyesfrom "The Sun Also Rises.
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In her painting, a geometrically inscribed plane of tightly fitted vertical and horizontal floorboards tilting backward from the picture plane as the eye rises rises from the bottom to the top edge.
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During a fire, heat rises in a vertical column, and as it rises and cools, it pulls in more hot air at the bottom and can create enough energy to begin spinning.
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It expected price rises of no more than 2 percent in the first half of 2018, and no price rises in the second half, assuming no further movements in the value of sterling.
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Further large rises in sovereign spreads, though, could spell trouble.
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Steam rises from a stove in the cozy warming hut.
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That figure rises to 11 percent in the IT industry.
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Steam rises over Hyesan, North Korea, seen from Changbai, China.
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Credit spreads typically widen when perceived risk of default rises.
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It typically rises during recessions and sometimes prior to downturns.
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Domestic price rises would more than offset the new costs.
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Usually, though, good economic times bring rises to both measures.
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With two leaders improvising recklessly, the risk of miscalculations rises.
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Steam rises from the cooling towers of Boxberg Power Station.
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Apple's chief executive rises at 3.45am to deal with emails.
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Workers in other industries have been pushing for pay rises.
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Porsche, BMW and Daimler all enjoyed rises of around 3%.
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A plume of black smoke rises above the Camp fire.
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Remember: As long as the market rises, investment gains compound.
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Some nights, there's a steam that rises from the bars.
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A sort of primal whoop intermittently rises from the crowd.
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What they found: Executives' pay rises when oil prices do.
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The Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs (continued)" rises on the soundtrack.
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As the cost of living rises, Algerians are growing angry.
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That provokes competition between unions for the biggest pay rises.
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Again, they forecast four rate rises for the next year.
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As your salary rises, increase your retirement contributions as well.
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Even as demand for IVF rises, insurance coverage remains limited.
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A blood moon rises behind Hohenzollern Castle in Hechingen, Germany.
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Smoke rises from the crash site on May 2, 2018.
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If someone rises up to kill you, kill him first.
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That spurred rises in other government bond yields, analysts said.
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The vote comes as the number of older workers rises.
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The sun rises, the wind blows, and Brandy shades Monica.
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The contango means the oil rises in value over time.
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An arm unexpectedly rises in the air towards her mother.
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Other regions posted sharper rises but from much smaller bases.
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Significant water rises can occur on area streams and rivers.
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Policy choices will determine whether that pressure rises, or dissipates.
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As she rises into superstardom, her hair turns sunset orange.
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Generally speaking, when the pound goes down, the FTSE rises.
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Sooner or later, therefore, tax rises are on the way.
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As the ship rises the cuts get quicker and quicker.
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When the price of a bond falls, the yield rises.
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Seed Funding Rises And these Israeli startups are raising capital.
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"We are not supporters of uncontrollable price rises," he said.
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The price ceiling rises at $10 per year, plus inflation.
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That limit rises to $2900,22018 if you're 215 or older.
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But some fund managers think the rises have been excessive.
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It rises to 108.4 when he isn't in the game.
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So do interest rate rises come back into the equation?
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Kaplan is with the median forecast of three rate rises.
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In the U.S., this figure rises to approximately one third.
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The fans rotate as it rises, propelling the aircraft forward.
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But it's so blatant how feminism rises to the top.
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The sun rises above Tata Steel's Scunthorpe Plant in England.
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If you can make the connection, the gift's value rises.
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That implies a total of three rate rises this year.
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Wage growth can thus be weak even as GDP rises.
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He just rises to the occasion and keeps on going.
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Their value typically rises with the price of underlying shares.
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People slip between the cracks and inevitably drug use rises.
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These price rises would then have reverberations throughout the economy.
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It rises and falls on its relations with the outside.
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Including other financial agreements, its exposure rises to 9.8 percent.
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Sometimes, though, out of the ashes of failure rises success.
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As they go, the score rises and falls — panting, basically.
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Employment rises when a county benefits more from the policy.
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Nobody says, 'no, we should have these tall high rises.
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When your dog stares into your eyes, your oxytocin rises.
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When you stare into your dog's eyes, their oxytocin rises.
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Millennium Tower rises 58 stories above San Francisco's Financial District.
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His pulse rate never rises above 80, even in danger.
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The overmantel of the plaster fireplace rises nearly as high.
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And the Bunker Hill Monument rises above the Charlestown neighborhood.
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I'm not sure that rises to a strong journalistic standard.
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The median rate within three years rises to just 22%.
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And the value of those subsidies rises as premiums rise.
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Be particularly careful if the water rises above your knees.
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With "Atlas Rises," I am returning to No Man's Sky.
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Seeing what sticks and the best rises to the top.
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Deacon: Baltimore always rises up in the wake of tragedy.
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The figure rises to 61 percent for corn input costs.
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Aso has repeatedly threatened to intervene to stem yen rises.
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As velocity rises, the theory goes, so do pitching injuries.
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With new, compelling services, consumer demand rises for higher speeds.
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The chance of an early pregnancy loss rises with age.
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Her dress rises up around her waist, her legs dangle.
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Traders do not just expect fewer rate rises next year.
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First, the article hardly rises above the level of gossip.
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When she rises, she is changed, opening a new thought.
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When the political temperature rises, extremism becomes an allowable indulgence.
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That is true no matter how high the temperature rises.
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There are more than 353 high rises in the city.
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In addition, as life expectancy rises, people have longer retirements.
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Notice your breath as your chest rises up and down.
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When they are gone, she rises, and her hand shakes.
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Costs for the state could also rise as enrollment rises.
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The risk of climate calamities rises imperceptibly quarter to quarter.
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A grassy hillock rises in the middle of the memorial.
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The sun rises; the wind blows; orgasms arrive in tandem.
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Green's comments come as Warren steadily rises in the polls.
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To recoup those costs, each drivers' cost of coverage rises.
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The actress voiced Nahoko Satomi in "The Wind Rises" (2014).
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Suzy is like a phoenix that rises from the ashes.
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As the sun rises and sets, the ice appears orange.
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The big question is whether the price rises are sustainable.
|
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Property values plunge, even as the strain on resources rises.
|
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Typically, FDI increases when migration to a country rises. Why?
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For its Norwegian portfolio, that figure rises to 100 percent.
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That credit rises to $22,22017 for two or more kids.
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Roy Cooper warned residents to "stay alert" as water rises.
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Between the high rises, dust storms whipped the empty fields.
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Steam rises from the fish's mouth, a long, pensive exhale.
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That number rises to 57 percent among Chinese IT specialists.
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That iron is buoyant — it rises, cools and then sinks.
|
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Her body rises out of a pool of milky goo.
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Falling tax rev & higher social transfers as unemployment rises pic.twitter.
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Today's price rises may just be a minor rebound however.
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Let's say you own a stock trading at $100; on Monday, it rises 10 percent, on Tuesday it falls 10 percent, on Wednesday it rises 13 percent, and on Thursday it falls 10 percent.
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More than 1 million teachers, doctors, military and police officers will receive pay rises of 2 percent or higher, after years of pay rises being largely restricted to 1 percent, the government announced this week.
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An "insurgent" is one who rises in active revolt against authority.
|
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As crises recede and employment rises, so suicide tends to ebb.
|
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They increase when supply from mines rises or smelter capacity declines.
|
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The constant catch-up undermines the Fed's justification for rate rises.
|
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Yet as their life expectancy rises, women need more retirement funds.
|
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As the demand for safe spaces on rises across the nation.
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Los Angeles; scenes from The Dark Knight Rises and Spiderman 2
|
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The temperature rises, and together we go back to the beginning.
|
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This position has been challenged as nicotine use among teens rises.
|
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The Pentagon's bandwidth consumption rises by around a third every year.
|
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For instance, high-rises should not be built on barrier islands.
|
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As the temperature rises, the "skin" will expand and contract accordingly.
|
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When Horford is by himself, that number rises to 119.5. Weird.
|
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The central bank itself has indicated three more rises next year.
|
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Activity in futures also typically rises during periods of market tumult.
|
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With room and board factored in, that number rises to $19,548.
|
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In 2016, it rises to $695 or 2.5 percent of income.
|
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In every Shakespearean play, only one character rises to the top.
|
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The moon rises over an office building in Beijing, Monday, Nov.
|
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The incident stunned Gu. His voice rises when he recounts it.
|
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The probability of an increase rises to 58 percent in July.
|
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Otherwise, the risk of economically-damaging 'no deal' Brexit rises dramatically.
|
|
Smoke rises behind a leveled apartment complex in Ventura on Tuesday.
|
|
The trade returns maximum profits if the GLD rises to $122.
|
|
"I don't see any risk (of rises)," the policymaker told journalists.
|
|
The figure rises to 56 when non-fatal incidents are included.
|
|
The sea level rises ten f—PC: But where's the proof?
|
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The scale of potential losses rises with the number of bets.
|
|
Tack on a living benefit, and the fee rises to 3.35%.
|
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The moon rises over the temple of Apollo in Corinth, Greece.
|
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Older, experienced crooks lie behind the recent rises in certain crimes.
|
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So not only does testosterone fall, but prolactin in men rises.
|
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Their responsibility to educate does not end when the mercury rises.
|
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Four rate rises now look possible this year, rather than three.
|
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The government holds onto that milk until the price rises again.
|
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Neighbors may assume that the high-rises cause the high rents.
|
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His statue now rises beside the Metropolitan Cathedral in Mexico City.
|
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But as inequality rises, differences in status become harder to ignore.
|
|
When interest rates increase, that cost rises and the valuation falls.
|
|
Piracy also rises during election years, notes the IMB's Mr Mody.
|
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"The case rises and falls on the victim's testimony," he says.
|
|
But one staple of July 23th rises above the rest — literally!
|
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Smoke rises from a burned out grove of trees in Wrightwood.
|
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Go deeper: China's manufacturing rises as U.S., Japan and Europe fall
|
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Looking across all firms, the percentage rises slightly to 8 percent.
|
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The steam rises after the test and cools in the air.
|
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The S&P 500 rises about 53 percent of the time.
|
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And with each C-section, the risk of serious complications rises.
|
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Each week the cityscape changes as new high-rises get taller.
|
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These buildings aren't the first lofty high-rises in the neighborhood.
|
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In Britain, the propensity to vote rises as people become happier.
|
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Steam rises from the brown coal-fired power plant in Germany.
|
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There were also rises in sales of furniture and computer equipment.
|
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In the Ecofys scenario, it rises to a whopping 21.5 percent.
|
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She still rises at 6 am to get ready for school.
|
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The ground rises and sinks with each change in the weather.
|
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But Greece's sharp tax rises were hardly an inducement to stay.
|
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In London, that number rises to one in every 59 people.
|
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In East Africa, that figure rises to 9.7 people per 803,000.
|
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Not all oil market indicators pointed to ongoing price rises, however.
|
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No matter what happens, the sun rises tomorrow, life goes on.
|
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Faster rate rises could spook markets and send yields climbing further.
|
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But demand side pressure may put a cap on further rises.
|
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The ownership premium only rises from there with the home price.
|
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While the price rises, cryptocurrency investors are also becoming more confident.
|
|
"When oil rises, all other commodities rise as well," Gunzberg said.
|
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During winter's off-months, that amount rises to almost 100 percent.
|
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It's not too high rise, 'cause I don't like high rises.
|
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In her early watercolors, desire rises to the pitch of delirium.
|
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The number of euthanasia cases in the Netherlands rises every year.
|
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Seattle and other metro areas saw historic rises in home prices.
|
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We're basically busy from the second the sun rises till midnight.
|
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That's two straight weeks where Lana rises in the Power Rankings.
|
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Income taxes divided voters along partisan lines, with Republicans rejecting rises.
|
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He rises to the occasion when they play really good teams.
|
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Their economic power rises and they participate in the global economy.
|
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Historically, when employment growth slows in this fashion, recession risk rises.
|
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When the curtain rises, the shadowy stage is dotted with bodies.
|
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If no Democrat rises to speak, the vote will happen automatically.
|
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And if social discontent rises, the Islamists will latch onto it.
|
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My hope is that Chief Justice Roberts rises to the occasion.
|
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When CPI rises, the principle increases, resulting in higher interest payments.
|
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European stock futures point to a flat open after recent rises.
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Thou rises at dawn to pick grapefruit, and therein finds thyself.
|
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Natural gas prices rise in the winter as heating demand rises.
|
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This rises to the level of what's happening in corporate culture.
|
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I expect RBI to intervene if the rupee rises to 69.50.
|
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Somehow, "The President Is Missing" rises above its blithely forgivable faults.
|
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By age 10 to17 years the prevalence rises to 18.4 percent.
|
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But even as demand for IVF rises, insurance coverage remains limited.
|
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Then just say: "Open can!" and like magic, the lid rises.
|
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So, as the temperature rises, he can extract more water directly.
|
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So is the sector's defensive focus as uncertainty around trade rises.
|
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The rate rises along with the sales price of the property.
|
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Today, the street is filled with cars and modern high rises.
|
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As temperatures dip, my desire for everything autumnal and cozy rises.
|
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If you count households with children, that number rises to 65%.
|
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Wage rises are expected to outpace inflation this year and next.
|
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In "The Dark Knight Rises," the sun seemingly sets super early.
|
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And the maximum loss will come if it rises above $145.
|
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OL reported sharp rises in cash flow from second quarter operations.
|
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He also rises from third to second in the world rankings.
|
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The two-year yield rises with investors' expectations of rate hikes.
|
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And the risk of cancer rises with levels of alcohol consumed.
|
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However, the box office shows that this film rises above that.
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Basic physics teaches that sea water must expand as temperature rises.
|
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Odor migration is common in high-rises, particularly the newer ones.
|
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Skim off any scum that rises to the surface and discard.
|
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As income rises, premiums become as high as $460.50 a month.
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And of course, oddly, Jonah rises, which is that much funnier.
|
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The tax rises precipitously with each additional 1 percent of alcohol.
|
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As the foam builds within the cylinders, the crowd's excitement rises.
|
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GDP growth slips to 1.4% in 2017 and unemployment rises slightly.
|
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It rises in value as the underlying security's price goes higher.
|
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It is "The Dark Knight Rises," not "The Dark Knight Returns."
|
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When they're in the wedding party, that spending rises to $928.
|
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As financial acuity declines, the chance of elder financial abuse rises.
|
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Suspense rises from the first, pleasantly disorienting pages of her books.
|
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As their influence rises, Democrats are issuing demands with greater vigor.
|
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Like anything else, the renminbi's value rises when it is scarcer.
|
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The hope rises from the realization that we are in control.
|
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If one ecosystem is lost, risk to the others rises dramatically.
|
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That price tag rises $69 trillion if temperatures reach 2°C.
|
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Blinder further suggests cutting payroll tax rates automatically when unemployment rises.
|
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That would require tax rises or spending cuts at some point.
|
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The Millennium Tower rises 58 stories above San Francisco's Financial District.
|
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As I observe the chaos around me, chaos rises within me.
|
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Interest in the occult rises during periods of transition and disillusion.
|
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Kronos rises from the underworld, castrates Uranos and seizes the throne.
|
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Pepper rises extra early for work, she won't wake her husband.
|
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In a bad year, that number rises to more than 700,20073.
|
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However, Gonzalez said she wouldn't be surprised if the price rises.
|
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And when the dollar rises, local-currency bonds tend to suffer.
|
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The sun rises in the East and sets in the West.
|
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But the rest of the world is seeing alarmingly rapid rises.
|
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The investment is designed to pay off if the VIX rises.
|
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But the death rate rises the further you age past 50.
|
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You can dance the night away, but the sun still rises.
|
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A security will also be promoted if it rises above 90th.
|
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I loved that because I just loved that a phoenix rises.
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VIRUS FATIGUE As anxiety rises, demand for emotional support is soaring.
|
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The sun rises over collapsed buildings following the earthquake in Amatrice.
|
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If they travel a lot, then their cost of living rises.
|
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As TikTok's popularity rises, concerns arise over app's censorship and security.
|
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In the process, the air temperature rises and moisture content drops.
|
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The panic of her heroine, Laura, practically rises off the page.
|
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On the floor below, steam rises from a dry ice machine.
|
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Each morning, kookaburras laugh as the sun rises over Burrill Lake.
|
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Mark S. Martins, rises in his Army dress blues to speak.
|
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Blocks lined with squat rowhouses are interspersed with hulking high-rises.
|
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Even when turnout rises, it frequently drops in the next election.
|
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Rises on all its other roads are temporarily suspended, it said.
|
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The remaining seven economists in the survey forecast two rate rises.
|
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As China rises, what is the future of Sino-American relations?
|
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Live Story: Sri Lanka attack death toll rises to 290 983.
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GRAPHIC - UK real wage growth eaten away as inflation rises reut.
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The current minimum rises only when Congress is in the mood.
|
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Starship on its own rises 50 meters (over 160 feet) tall.
|
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Nell rises from bed and splashes cold water on her face.
|
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As the player rises for the shot, will it go in?
|
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Investors interpreted this as meaning future rate rises might be delayed.
|
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Like the greatest screen goddesses, Scarlett Johansson rises above it all.
|
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Business spending is under pressure as confidence wanes and uncertainty rises.
|
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After all, the stock market actually rises most of the time.
|
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It's no accident that the number of strikeouts rises every year.
|
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Gold, which often rises during times of stress, climbed nearly 3%.
|
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In East Africa, that figure rises to 9.7 people per 503,000.
|
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Data showed that broader markets typically perform well when oil rises.
|
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As velocity rises, John's best pitch has gone out of style.
|
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Hers rises continuously, with the tension of a well-constructed novel.
|
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Benin, Nicaragua, Bulgaria, Latvia and Togo saw the most dramatic rises.
|
|
In "Sunset Mirror" (2019), the sun rises as you draw near.
|
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It's still important to remain professional even as the mercury rises.
|
|
Inflation no longer rises reliably when unemployment is low, partly because the public has come to expect modest price rises, and also because global supply chains mean prices do not always reflect local labour-market conditions.
|
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From her spread legs rises a kitschy, thrift-store Easter egg that pictures a sweet domestic scene of anthropomorphized yellow ducks; above the egg rises a blond knockoff of Betty Boop giving a come-hither wink.
|
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Now, Greater Noida's skyline is dotted with half-built, abandoned, high-rises.
|
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Next week will show how far HIBOR rises in response to intervention.
|
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In other words, when the market goes up, consumer confidence also rises.
|
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Labour unions have launched strikes in recent weeks to demand pay rises.
|
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If Rubio's stock drops, and Kasich rises to, I don't know – 10%?
|
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In reality, fulfilling its spending commitments would require even bigger tax rises.
|
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As the atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide rises, so does the temperature.
|
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Chad Michael Murray Rises Let's skip dinner and go right to dessert.
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A dark portal opens, and out of it rises a spindly nightmare.
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Wang said that impacts of U.S. rate rises on China were waning.
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Sometimes Apple does this and eng rises to the challenge and delivers.
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George Osborne, then the chancellor, implemented big spending cuts and tax rises.
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Shorter-dated bonds are less sensitive to inflation and interest rates rises.
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"The cream rises to the top with empathy and compassion," she wrote.
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A single black hand rises from a sheet of steel-blue water.
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That number rises every minute, as does our hunger for a deal.
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His support rises to 23% among white voters without a college degree.
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Then just yesterday, there were those aforementioned The Dark Night Rises comparisons.
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But other categories, including transportation and apparel, also posted solid price rises.
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The seasons change, a blood moon rises, and a single wall falls.
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Now in his golden years, Scooter still rises at 6 every morning.
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Rate-setters have made clear that further rises are on the way.
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Smoke rises in front of the altar cross at Notre Dame Cathedral.
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Second, they're facing shortages of supplies as the tide of patients rises.
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Significantly higher currents can flow as the cell temperature rises only marginally.
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As a result, it rarely rises to the level of a crisis.
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Their release comes as the global coronavirus death toll rises to 1,000.
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When the dollar rises, so does the cost of servicing those debts.
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There have been instantaneous rises and drops in candidates' numbers this cycle.
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I always found myself feeling that happiness rises and frustration trickles down.
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Meanwhile, my happy ass is staying in bed until the sun rises.
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Here's hoping the entire experience rises to the level of its food.
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As the rate rises, however, traders would most likely curtail their activity.
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Police in riot gear stand watch after the sun rises July 26.
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The worst were fired and the best earned bonuses and pay rises.
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A drop in transport costs, notably air fares, offset other price rises.
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This as demand for housing rises in the usually busy spring season.
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Parliament rises on July 29, thus the bill must pass by then.
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SPOT GOLD RISES TO $1,348.43 AN OUNCE, ITS HIGHEST SINCE APRIL 2018
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But since then unemployment has fallen much further without sharp price rises.
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And beer consumption rises as countries become more globalised, the authors found.
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High-rises in shades of grey, black and brown stack the skylines.
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If a stock's price rises rapidly, its weight in the index increases.
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Skim the scum from the surface and discard it as it rises.
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Warm air rises and rushes upwards, bringing the declining pressure with it.
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But a king's time as ruler rises and falls like the sun.
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As it rises, the air cools and condenses to form the cloud.
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Oil rises after OPEC extends output cuts ** Cons Disc up 2.1 pct.
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Smoke rises from a wildfire outside of Fort McMurray May 3, 2016.
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Mr Cornejo tied teachers' pay rises to their showing up to work.
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Last December the board reckoned 2019 would see two interest rate rises.
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Italy's 10-year yields reversed earlier rises, falling four bps to 2.65%.
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The world still turns, the sun still rises, and we're still podcasting.
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As demand rises, politicians and regulators are trying to exert more control.
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But a world in which pay rises are unimaginable is far scarier.
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No matter what, your bread rises, because yeast has so much energy.
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On average, as countries' GDP per person rises, their people live longer.
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If you look at the past year, the number rises to 64.
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Despite many tax rises, their salaries have not risen for ten years.
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Call a friend to whom you can vent until the sun rises.
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Further rises in anti-EU party momentum could keep Brexit stress high.
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The bigger stories will be Sanders's and Rubio's rises, and Trump's fall.
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First, volatility almost always rises this time of year, starting in September.
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The moves were led by Wednesday's sharp rises in U.S. Treasury yields.
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He owes $30k, and that number rises to $32k during the episode.
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SHANGHAI'S MOST TRADED NICKEL CONTRACT RISES 3.4% TO 100,320 YUAN A TONNE
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When the stock market rises, more people grow wings and become angels.
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The course rises a mere six inches from the start to finish.
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SHANGHAI'S MOST TRADED TIN CONTRACT RISES 3% TO 138,200 YUAN A TONNE
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Surrounded by high-rises, it certainly looks not long for this world.
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The marginal tax rate for an individual will increase as income rises.
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Otherwise, the morality rate rises by 7.6 percent for every hour delay.
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Instead of a smooth dimming, the TDE would exhibit dips and rises.
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Photo: Pablo Martinez Monsivais (AP); Screenshot: The Dark Knight Rises (Warner Bros.
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The lid comes off, and dark matter rises in the power plant.
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The sound in the Drill Hall rises and falls in continual rhythm.
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We do all the senior high rises in the city of Wilmington.
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As a result, there's a certain texture that rises to the top.
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A man's hand then rises into the frame holding two fingers aloft.
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Opponents of higher minimum wages note that pay rises cannot be free.
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The earthy, spicy aromas of dried chiles rises in the humid air.
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" Yusko said a recession is coming "as sure as the sun rises.
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There were big rises in numbers of Japanese, German and U.S. visitors.
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Indexes in Seoul, Johannesburg and Moscow were all poised for weekly rises.
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With more people playing, the chances of having multiple winners rises dramatically.
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Morby rises from the garden chair and heads back into the house.
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Gordon's trade is profitable if Apple rises above $109.50 by April expiration.
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These would bring "multi-meter" rises in sea level, the report concludes.
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His chest rises once, as if he were taking a deep breath.
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This happens when economic growth reaches trend growth or rises above it.
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Death toll rises to at least 23, with another 400 people injured.
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A few moments later, a diver calmly rises to the surface unharmed.
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That starts at $500, and it rises to $2,000 for larger partners.
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The discordant plonking of an untuned piano rises to an unbearable crescendo.
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Gains in Treasury yields also spurred rises in other global bond markets.
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The dollar rises, placing a drag on growth and inflation in America.
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The rate rises to one in six in areas affected by war.
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The government's clumsy handling of the price rises made the backlash worse.
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SPOT GOLD RISES 1 PCT TO 3-MONTH HIGH AT $1,128.70/OZ
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The plane rises over New York and into the slowly scattering clouds.
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And yet the number of deaths rises, both in America and Europe.
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The foam rises, but doesn't overflow from the lip of the cup.
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The BoJ once again cut its forecasts for growth and price rises.
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This disparity only rises as black children advance through the education system.
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The private sector has lobbied for the fee rises to be delayed.
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In reality, the price rises came first and pay has lagged behind.
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And so this river rises, gathers new freshets, drains ever more valleys.
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All industries saw rises led by household goods which added 1.1 percent.
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The dollar amounts continue to increase as follower count rises, Gold says.
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The ratio rises above 2500 to 1 in the worst-hit countries.
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"Only on mornings when the sun rises in the East," he joked.
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In political years, revenue rises from state, local and national ad campaigns.
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The vapor rises, cools, and then falls back to Earth as snow.
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This saint (or is it an angel?) rises high off its plinth.
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That proportion rises further for serious or chronic diseases such as cancer.
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The sun rises in the east, and growth stocks beat value stocks.
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Several high-rises and a vast airport in Beijing are under construction.
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With the seats down, the capacity rises to almost 40 cubic feet.
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Even as the national median income rises, the middle class is shrinking.
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This rises to 12.1 percent when looking at euro zone constituents alone.
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Today, however, the Claris name rises from the dead, as FileMaker Inc.
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By age 50, that number rises to six times your annual salary.
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The largely inchoate texture creaks and twists and rises over oceanic swells.
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But it certainly is a real possibility, which rises substantially into 2019.
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However, rising U.S. oil output is putting a lid on price rises.
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In New York, the price rises to the $25,000 to $30,000 range.
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The towering high-rises are a trademark of this part of town.
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Adding in January and February and the figure rises to 200,000 tonnes.
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The artificial heat rises in a dark theater packed to the gills.
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Euromonitor analyst Skelly said price rises has stunted demand growth in Asia.
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There's also a helium balloon that rises 450 feet into the sky.
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They follow rises in the minimum wage across many states and municipalities.
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Even when badly hurt, she rises to her feet like a Fury.
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Add multiple players to the mix, and the complexity rises further still.
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The reputation of China and the China model rises because of this.
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Whirls are created when hot air rises and twists tightly, he said.
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But further tax rises were seen as more difficult to pass on.
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That number rises to 11.6 when considering the period 2013 to 2017.
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That figure rises to 55 percent supporting detention for illegals without children.
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The temperature rises noticeably; now we're all riding in our t-shirts.
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The prices rises have been matched by a sharp increase in borrowing.
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As each vignette piles on the one before it the tension rises.
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The combined ages of the two combatants now rises to 107 years.
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Wage rises are not ... a problem, but their scope and dosage are.
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Dean Lombardi rises to his feet, his legs wobbly from the news.
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When the price of a stock I own rises I am happy.
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Even the prices of older cancer drugs have been showing dramatic rises.
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This first edition of Ernest Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises" costs $1,200.
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"He's risen to many occasions and rises to the moment," Roberts said.
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Water rises swiftly and is more powerful than most people could imagine.
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A week before Trump's Inauguration, Still She Rises held its grand opening.
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Kieonee Brown became one of the first clients of Still She Rises.
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"The balloon is interesting, because it's an object that rises," Chung explained.
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McCullers rises to the moment, Hinch said, with a ravenous killer instinct.
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CLEMENT Depends how high the water rises, I suppose, since we're islands.
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A yellow moon rises through the trees of Flushing Meadows Corona Park.
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And a pale smoke that rises into the heavens and is gone.
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Around Jakarta, panicky Indonesians fled schools, office buildings and other high-rises.
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Tim Cook, the C.E.O. of Apple, rises a little before 22015 a.m.
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She rises from each gunshot less certain of herself and her mission.
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The sound of laughter rises above the rumble of trucks trundling by.
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House price inflation is slowing as demand cools and housing inventory rises.
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When conflicts with Israel escalate, Hamas's presence on social media also rises.
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When the sun rises tomorrow, this campaign will take the next step.
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Alisson rises again to punch the ball, but he can't clear it.
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Cover: Smoke rises above the Adams County Correctional Center in Natchez, Miss.
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The S&P 500 rises 1.4% and the Nasdaq is up 1.7%.
|
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Support rises to 74% among those living in households without any guns.
|
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Television and print news has plummeted in popularity as digital news rises.
|
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When they melt away, the land rises and the sea level drops.
|
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As unemployment rises, Americans' ability to afford food and other necessities suffers.
|
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Some of San Francisco's most prominent high rises are on the list.
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AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR RISES 0.3% TO $0.6552 AFTER CENTRAL BANK CUTS INTEREST RATES
|
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The move lower comes as the number of coronavirus cases worldwide rises.
|
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SHANGHAI COMPOSITE INDEX RISES TO 3,063 POINTS, HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE JAN 22
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He's the sun that also rises; he's seen death in the afternoon.
|
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Interest rate rises meanwhile push up bond yields and boost the dollar.
|
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Broadly, the fastest rises were found in Latin America, Africa and China.
|
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The results are in: As debt rises, young homeownership rates are falling.
|
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In most creatures, melatonin production rises as the body prepares for sleep.
|
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But even that total rises to $210 million after adjusting for inflation.
|
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Employment rises 13% in buyouts of privately held companies (non PE-backed).
|
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Amid these tensions, a new rebel force rises: the Black Communist Resistance.
|
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The more the price rises, the more people want to kill them.
|
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The favorable attitude towards the ACA rises to 51% among independent voters.
|
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The first is the appearance of more days when the index rises.
|
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SPOT GOLD RISES 1 PCT TO 3-MONTH HIGH AT $1,139.90/OZ
|
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Ether typically rises and falls alongside its larger, better-known predecessor bitcoin.
|
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Our earthly satellite will seem especially large as it rises and sets.
|
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In one corner of the screen, O'Malley's Hello Points meter steadily rises.
|
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A supermoon rises above the Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, Turkey, Feb. 9.
|
|
First he goes to the mountain where the sun rises and sets.
|
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AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR RISES 0.13% AFTER RBA CUTS RATES TO 0.75% AS EXPECTED
|
|
As the caucuses approach, the pressure of choosing a preferred candidate rises.
|
|
When speaking of it, his voice rises in frustration, unusual for him.
|
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This produces hot, wet air — a sea breeze — that rises over land.
|
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The levy rises to 225% for those with at least $215 billion.
|
|
I asked my driver, a local woman, about the lakefront high-rises.
|
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Only in this story, Suzy rises up from a pile of POOP.
|
|
As China rises, common purpose among Western allies will be more crucial.
|
|
Consumers have reined in their spending as inflation rises, hitting retail sales.
|
|
"When the dollar falls, gold typically rises," he told CNBC via email.
|
|
The shortfall rises to $5.18 trillion through 2040 without new funding commitments.
|
|
Her eyes are fiery but her voice never rises above a whisper.
|
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SHANGHAI'S MOST ACTIVE TIN CONTRACT RISES 2.2% TO 137,800 YUAN A TONNE
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SHANGHAI'S MOST ACTIVE TIN CONTRACT RISES 2.1% TO 139,430 YUAN A TONNE
|
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"When the stock market rises, it's great to take credit," Yoshikami said.
|
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"I do think this rises to the level of impeachment," he said.
|
|
That's an eternal question, one that returns whenever the market rises spectacularly.
|
|
Smoke rises from burned forest, visible from the Transamazon Highway in Apuí.
|
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Ethereum, bitcoin and ripple have all seen big price rises this year.
|
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And this figure rises to nearly 70% when Irish media is excluded.
|
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Also, the sun rises in the east and sets in the west!
|
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His arms and hands reach high, his voice rises until it cracks.
|
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A trend rises and vanishes, all but forgotten before it ever sticks.
|
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Further rises are expected to encourage more money back into the sector.
|
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CORRECTED-CHINA'S OFFSHORE YUAN RISES (NOT FALLS) 0.4% TO 7.0758 PER DOLLAR
|
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Oil rises 0.1 percent to $56.30 as US inventories decline, CNBC reports.
|
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The planned reductions brought the sharpest weekly crude price rises in years.
|
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Jim ClyburnJames (Jim) Enos ClyburnDemocratic rivals sharpen attacks as Bloomberg rises Rep.
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The sun rises and sets, and then a new reality is born.
|
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Then, if you climb a mountain, it rises to 135 or whatever.
|
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But include transfer students, and its success rate rises to 81.2 percent.
|
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Nothing else at Paladar quite rises to the level of the meat.
|
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But if you look at America, it always rises back to hope.
|
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"The moon rises in a different spot every month," Mr. Hershorn said.
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But I don't think she ever rises to Austen or Brontë levels.
|
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And if people stop taking their medicines, their "viral load" rises again.
|
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High-rises and casinos go up with little care to everyday people.
|
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"The focus for next week will be how the BOJ will change its view on the economy, how it assesses recent rises in long-term yields, and how far it can accept rises in these yields," he said.
|
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The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors reported the biggest fall in demand from buyers since 2008 last month, Halifax's Ellis said he expected price rises to slow later in 2016 as price rises continued to outpace earnings growth.
|
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It rises in the morning to a little hump before noon, levels out over midday, and then rises to a higher hump in the evening, when everyone gets home from work and turns on their TVs and stoves.
|
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Among the Democratic primary voters who are extremely interested in the 2374 election, the percent who would be satisfied with Harris as a nominee rises from 61% to 70% and Mayor Pete Buttigieg's support rises from 43% to 50%.
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In two new paintings, "Cockman Always Rises Orange" and "Cockman Always Rises Gray" (both 22016), Bernstein has repurposed the character for today's political climate, placing him front and center, in a tie and yellow shirt with a white collar.
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While rises in inflation will support expectations of a rise in the interest rate investors get for holding sterling, the concern is it will weaken British consumers spending if not matched by rises in wages in the months ahead.
|
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The reunited actors have been filming back in Muirhouse, where the estate's ugly post-war high rises have been replaced by less daunting low rises, and the "eyesore" shopping mall is about to get a multi-million pound revamp.
|
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But if inflation rises, it can raise them as much as it likes.
|
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A human pyramid rises and falls across the width of the living room.
|
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Eventually, a thunderous roar of cult-y applause rises up in the crowd.
|
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And when that day comes, pollution should decrease as per-capita income rises.
|
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Kolanovic and others have noted that when volatility rises dramatically liquidity usually decreases.
|
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Now the trend line acts as a resistance feature capping any future rises.
|
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When it's down the red gorge rises, and he smiles a little bashfully.
|
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Prices fall steadily as the number of producers rises, according to the FDA.
|
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That is leading money markets to price in multiple rate rises in 2018.
|
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Stovall said he's leery of the rush into stocks, as investor sentiment rises.
|
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New York City Police Officer Julissa Camacho rises each day at 5 a.m.
|
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"As soon as the Sun rises you can't take spectra anymore," De explained.
|
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Then [it] has a base water level that rises to a random level.
|
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This changes as men age when their incidence of urinary tract infection rises.
|
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In the past, low unemployment went hand in hand with juicy pay rises.
|
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Smoke from a wildfire rises over the Los Angeles Zoo in Griffith Park.
|
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Smoke rises from a prescribed fire on the edge of Shaver Lake, California.
|
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The central bank currently forecasts two more rate rises after that this year.
|
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In fear, the heart rate also rises but blood drains from the face.
|
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However, the ban on Muslim immigrants from certain countries rises to this level.
|
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As the value of assets like stocks rises, the share price goes up.
|
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And when I press a little harder, the hammer rises and falls quickly.
|
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Though among people who currently have student debt, that support rises to 75%.
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This week, for instance, the party proposed large pay rises for NHS workers.
|
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The downside to a level target occurs when inflation accidentally rises too high.
|
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The increase in the social-hostilities index largely reflects rises in mob violence.
|
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Firms argue that years of above inflation wage rises have eroded profit margins.
|
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Unless support rises significantly, another referendum in the next few years is unlikely.
|
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And this time the Fed is speeding up, rather than postponing, rate rises.
|
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It obliged in December and March, with three more rises expected this year.
|
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And when the price of gold rises, Randgold tends to benefit the most.
|
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We got to get it down closer to that without the rate rises.
|
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A year ago the median rate-setter foresaw four rate rises in 23.9.
|
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Pictures' The Dark Knight Rises, the final film in Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.
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This gap of 16 more pension-aged people rises to 44 by 2050.
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Just after ovulation, the basal body temperature rises by 0.4 to 9003 degree.
|
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Some sceptics raise concerns about the economic ramifications if renewables' penetration rises substantially.
|
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SPOT GOLD RISES 0.7 % TO $1,343.71 PER OUNCE AFTER U.S. MAY PAYROLLS REPORT
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Smoke from the Skirball Fire rises above the 405 Freeway on Dec. 6.
|
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Since 1990 voters have approved three tax rises to pay for public transport.
|
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As the death toll rises and crucial infrastructure crumbles, thousands have been displaced.
|
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Asda and Morrisons followed with rises of 1.5 percent and 2.1 percent respectively.
|
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Another mound of clay rises and gives in to the pressure of palms.
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He is wearing camouflage pants and plaid underwear, which rises above the pants.
|
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Business groups lobbied for the cut, arguing that large wage rises hurt jobs.
|
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Most economists expect the Fed to deliver two more rate rises next year.
|
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That percentage rises to 46 percent on Instagram, and 61 percent on YouTube.
|
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Accompanying the video was part of the score for The Dark Knight Rises.
|
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There were three rate rises in 2017, and three are expected this year.
|
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It also rises only at a shallow rate for people with many dependants.
|
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It rises roughly in line with absolute income per head, not relative income.
|
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See how she fares — and rises to other challenges — in the video above.
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But in Atlas Rises, No Man's Sky shows how procgen can aid storytelling.
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Kelly Ripa Rises Kelly Ripa is in Riverdale, and she has a gun!
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Government bond yields, meanwhile, trimmed rises on confirmation of the low rate outlook.
|
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Other 10-year bond yields in the euro area also trimmed earlier rises .
|
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Money market pricing still stops short of three quarter-point rises this year.
|
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ACROSS THE NATION Newest Hawaii volcanic ash plume rises to about 29,210 feet.
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If you widen the experiment to three coins, the number rises to 220.
|
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Get between 25 and 100 centimeters down, and the nitrate level rises sharply.
|
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Yes, as they become more commonplace and demand rises, gadgets become more affordable.
|
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But he has a personal rapport with Mr Trump, so up he rises.
|
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This week the peso kept falling; further interest-rate rises may be needed.
|
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As the supply of places to let rises, the cost of renting falls.
|
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But they are also likely to nudge the Fed towards faster rate rises.
|
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Coal-fired power was the single biggest contributor to emissions rises in 2018.
|
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The government broadcast messages this week explaining why the price rises were needed.
|
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Of particular concern is job creation, said the document, as unemployment steadily rises.
|
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Warm water evaporates and rises, forming clouds and releasing heat into the air.
|
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For as China's navy rises it has more than one goal, he says.
|
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That rises to $22018-2130 when refugees are given cash instead of rations.
|
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Jupiter rises in the mid-evening and stays up all night right now.
|
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Foot traffic at home improvement companies like Home Depot rises, boosting the stock.
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SPOT GOLD RISES 1.2 PERCENT TO $1,361.11 PER OUNCE, HIGHEST SINCE APRIL 2018
|
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Moluccans are aghast when they see photos of Jakarta's highways and high-rises.
|
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And finally, there's news out of the a16z fortress: a new partner rises.
|
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The figure rises to 19 percent of children who live in provincial cities.
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The twin high-rises that make up the center were built in 2004.
|
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Such missile firings by the North are not uncommon when animosity rises here.
|
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Coincidentally or in response, Bowie rises in bed, almost levitating under the sheets.
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"white trash" signifiers, even if the term itself never rises above the level
|
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It then spirals inward toward the center, rises and exits through the top.
|
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High-rises replaced gardens, two or three to a single plot of land.
|
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Looks matter, though, and the benefit of today's pay rises is partly cosmetic.
|
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This rises to 3 hours and 14 minutes for 18-24 years olds.
|
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Several are already lowering mortgage rates, sparking hopes for further house-price rises.
|
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Outside the temperature rises to more than 35 degrees Celsius (95 degrees Fahrenheit).
|
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Despite Brazil's observation of sharp rises in birth defects, there were conflicting observations.
|
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Poll: Indicated 1.2 percent higher Confirmed guidance after Q2 EBITDA rises 35 percent.
|
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Analysts expect pay rises to slow to just above 2 percent this year.
|
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When the dollar rises, crude becomes more expensive to holders of other currencies.
|
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L) enjoyed rises of 1.7 percent and 1.4 percent respectively, while Barclays (BARC.
|
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U.S. Federal Reserve has signalled that it is pressing pause on rate rises.
|
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As high rises go up, the capital's fashionable sip espressos in upmarket bars.
|
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Other euro zone bond yields edged higher, adding to a week of rises.
|
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It is nearly 11,000 metres down; for comparison, Mount Everest rises 8,848 metres.
|
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The steam from the shower rises up and makes the room extremely suffocating.
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But their support for Rousseff has faded as unemployment rises and inflation climbs.
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The value of calls can jump sharply when the underlying stock's price rises.
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If you add in nuclear, the carbon-free total rises to 22 percent.
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Historically, auto delinquencies and repossessions climb when unemployment rises and the economy slows.
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But wage growth is expected to outpace price rises across the forecast horizon.
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This, in response to clear signals that rate rises were on the way.
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He rises early to make time for his employees, his family, and himself.
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It became less dependent on spending cuts and more so on tax rises.
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INFLATION is a simple concept, but price rises are surprisingly hard to measure.
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Yet German labour unions asked for only modest pay rises, despite low unemployment.
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If the results exceed expectations, the return rises to as much as 15%.
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Mercury will already be crossing when the sun rises on the West Coast.
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The curtain rises, but the actors onstage don't know how the show begins.
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Markets are looking for clues on the extent of further interest rates rises.
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All the fixtures are low profile — the highest shelving rises just 72 inches.
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Investors also believe the glut will dissipate as demand for oil steadily rises.
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The sun rises over the frozen water and Rosebud camp, across the way.
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When technology finally dominates us, when high-rises turn against us and cars
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As the air rises, the air cools and condenses to form a cloud.
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In such a society, the economy rises and falls by a single measure.
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And so, while you're going through a court case and waiting, anxiety rises.
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Then, through age 18, that monthly limit rises to 400 RMB (roughly $57).
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Occasionally his fingers twitch or his palm rises up slightly from the surface.
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As the temperature rises this summer, your footwear choices will become increasingly limited.
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And the faster the mercury rises, the more we aggravate planetary feedback loops.
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U.S. SMALL BUSINESS CONFIDENCE INDEX RISES 1.4 POINTS TO 104.7 IN JULY NFIB
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In the eurozone periphery, we forecast 4% price rises in Spain and Ireland.
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When chaos rises, such techniques converge: just open the Overton window and shove.
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Fortune functions like a pair of scales: as she rises, he must fall.
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I don't think this rises to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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A stray cat rises from a nap, stretches and trots off to hunt.
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Still, none of the rises across various sectors seems outlandish or even unsustainable.
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"Help us," the alderman wrote, "be the Phoenix that rises from the ashes."
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This rises to 26 weeks if they have two or more children already.
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But how do you preserve the fan base as the entry price rises?
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When they are not, when our pulse rarely rises, pathology may set in.
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In the second generation, use of Spanish falls as use of English rises.
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The Strawberry Moon rises in June when the fruit is at its ripest.
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With food retailers pressing manufacturers to minimize price rises, one response was "shrinkflation".
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The sun sets and rises roughly 12 hours apart on this day, too.
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So the President has every incentive to ride the market while it rises.
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The Islamic State's propaganda operations have dropped off drastically as military pressure rises.
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When the yen rises, it will cut exporters' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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As China rises, the global authority of today's rich countries will inevitably decline.
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Tech startups are often located in high-rises of Tel Aviv's financial district.
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Many fund managers believe valuations no longer support sharp rises from current levels.
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At this time of year, listen for cooing doves as the sun rises.
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Disney gains an average 8.7 percent, while Travelers rises an average 8.1 percent.
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If these reforms become the law of the House, you're stock immediately rises.
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The village is spread across several craggy hillsides, with steep rises all around.
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When self-inflicted unintentional deaths are included, the figure rises to 74 percent.
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The idea of being pushed out of homes and back into high rises.
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What will impress everyone is the rose that rises from that bloody mess.
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Spending power has also been constrained by rising inflation and subdued wage rises.
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In the fourth quarter, that mark rises to 110.7 points per 100 possessions.
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Harris and Warren have had steady rises, but Booker needs a solid win.
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"If it rises, there they will stay," Hernandez said, gesturing toward the river.
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The vaporizer starts bubbling like a witch's kettle and a fragrant steam rises.
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And when the cost of that debt rises, it can drag on growth.
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"The next mega-attack will come back to high-rises," Chief Pfeifer said.
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And as velocity rises across baseball, so do concerns about overuse and injury.
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You may want to check out the supermoon around the time it rises.
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Thousands of Glaswegians were transported into towering new high-rises across the city.
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SPOT PLATINUM RISES ABOUT 3% TO $956.99 PER OUNCE, HIGHEST SINCE MARCH 2018
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According to the FAA, SkyPan repeatedly flew near high rises in restricted airspace.
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Suddenly, a circle of light rises from the ground in front of Brünnhilde.
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It rises from the dead again Sunday on BBC America after four years.
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But Mehta mostly rises above, making a strong economic case for more migration.
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Retiring On most mornings, Jack B. Weinstein rises at 2003:30 to exercise.
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He led me through tunnels that had been dug underneath the high rises.
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Next time your dog rises and shines you can watch the whole sequence.
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Sunday Service, by design, rises and falls on the power of the group.
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Larry Nance Jr., Daddy's own boy, drives down the lane and rises up.
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And as anxiety rises, so does support for the anti-immigrant far right.
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Not every rule rises to the level of needing to remove a principal.
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Anxiety rises proportionally to how much one tries to get rid of it.
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Hands to the wall — a dog barks, a siren rises in the avenue.
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Smoke rises from the Regina Coeli prison in central Rome on March 9.
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The mortality rate generally drops as testing rises and more patients are identified.
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If all the cream rises to the top, what happens to the milk?
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A rich red stage curtain rises to reveal a cloud-dotted blue sky.
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If the sea rises high enough, whole island nations could be washed away.
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If unemployment rises by half a point, checks half the size go out.
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It examined who buys those services, and how that changes as income rises.
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The march passed between red brick high-rises—public housing built by Chávez.
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It certainly rises above the usual standard of both biographical and political docs.
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Fancy new high-rises line the lakefront on the north side of town.
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The anxiety rises in this scene when something is heard in the woods.
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He completed his role as Bruce Wayne in "The Dark Knight Rises" (2012).
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Rises in sea level during the monsoon have also contributed to the flooding.
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The bar rises even higher when sexuality is juxtaposed with disability and consent.
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Smoke rises from an apparent bomb detonation outside the U.S. embassy in Beijing.
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"The title was going to be 'The Son Also Rises,'" Mr. Smith said.
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As a whale climbs back to the surface, its heart rate rises again.
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You have to live every day with the water that rises and grows.
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Approval rises to 60% among those most likely to turn out to vote.
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Higher short interest can lead to a short squeeze when a stock rises.
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As homeowners prepare for reconstruction, the demand for self-storage units rises considerably.
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We're talking about the new moon, which rises in Pisces on February 23.
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As with most of his ballets, the curtain rises on a motionless tableau.
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As energy demand rises around the globe, so does concern about climate change.
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If sales to Hong Kong are included, the combined volume rises to 45%.
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Italy, South Korea and Iran reported sharp rises in coronavirus cases on Monday.
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If sales to Hong Kong are included, the combined volume rises to 45%.
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"Story time rises or falls on the charisma of the storyteller," she said.
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On his own rock, yards away, he rises and walks into the afterlife.
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Among those 55 to 64, the share rises to one in five Americans.
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Save what you can now and increase your contributions as your salary rises.
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Across all of Australia, he said, that figure rises to over a billion.
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By retirement at age 67, that number rises to 10 times your salary.
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Unsurprisingly, oil has leapt in value as concern rises over potential supply disruption.
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For all the increasing climate rhetoric, emissions continue to increase, and heat rises.
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Hundreds of families were evacuated from five high-rises that posed similar risks.
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BRENT CRUDE RISES $1 TO $65.97 PER BARREL AFTER CUTS TO LIBYAN PRODUCTION
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CHINA'S ONSHORE YUAN RISES TO 6.85 PER DOLLAR, STRONGEST SINCE EARLY JULY 2019
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He rises to the challenge; big games bring out the best in him.
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CHILE'S ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS COST OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY PLAN RISES TO $5.5 BLN
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These rate rises have translated into hefty inflation-adjusted, or "real", bond yields.
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As Sheeran rises, so does the number of wiseguys in this epic tale.
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He said the force would quickly identify troubling price rises to expedite investigations.
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As the heat rises, tensions can flare between even the most solid couple.
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Unemployment rises more, and a self-reinforcing negative dynamic — a recession — takes hold.
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The lights of the high-rises of Cali shimmered in the far distance.
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It follows then that as the playing field gets bigger, Republican vulnerability rises.
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The CBI's orders gauge, which is not seasonally adjusted, usually rises in May.
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The two-year note yield rises with traders' expectations of interest rate hikes.
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Afterward, she does homework, then rises when Alícia wakes, often at 4 a.m.
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Among avid sports fans, support for ending the ban rises to 72 percent.
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Old images of American cities underwater as the sea rises have been revived.
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In the middle distance: a 19th-century smokestack from which smoke never rises.
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Studies have shown that after a hospital closes, unemployment rises and wages fall.
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There are so many supporting details that it rises far above most others.
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Road maps change each time a new party -- or parties -- rises to power.
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Expectations are for two more rate rises this year and three next year.
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Analysts generally expect price rises to slow to around 10 percent in 2018.
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It also introduced a dynamic pricing model, which rises and falls with demand.
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California's minimum, which rises to $12 an hour for larger employers on Jan.
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When the stock market rises, they fall; when the market falls, they rise.
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Among those 55 to 64, the share rises to one in five Americans.
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There's a certain water level, and when a storm comes, the water rises.
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His utter lack of integrity that rises from his unquenchable thirst for power.
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With her "Nutshell Studies" at the Renwick Gallery, she rises to art star.
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Data revenue will continue to grow as the proportion of smartphone users rises.
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Tenure and managerial responsibility become increasingly important as an employee's hourly wage rises.
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If the water rises too high to stay inside, get to the roof.
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And there's evidence that suggests loneliness naturally rises and falls throughout our lifetimes.
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Yes, the Fed tends to raise interest rates when inflation rises — but why?
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An economic slowdown in the euro zone and the rest of the world, as well as slower rises in interest rates in developed markets, are significant risks which could hinder yield rises, however, analysts in the Dec 11-12 poll said.
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The same researchers also observed that "about 10% of the octogenarians and more than 55% of the centenarians live in nursing homes, while dependency rises from approximately 30% to 70%, and the prevalence of dementia rises from approximately 7% to 50%".
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The price of services fell 1.873 percent in December after nine straight monthly rises.
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Monetary policy worked in part through its influence on people's expectations of price rises.
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The mushroom cloud from "Ivy Mike" rises above in the Marshall Islands in 1952.
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Only 14 of 59 economists expected one or more rate rises by end-2018.
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If it rises faster than that, I think we're going to have another problem.
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The Death Star rises in this new poster for #RogueOne: A Star Wars Story.
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The Federal Reserve's most recent economic projections forecast three interest rate rises in 2018.
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Food stocks, which were lagging behind the rises in exporters and financials, were higher.
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At the very least, the overhang of long positions could slow further price rises.
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Despite the day's rises, both indexes still saw losses for the month of October.
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Retailers are being squeezed, with Walmart and Target warning of price rises to come.
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In March the Fed postponed planned rate rises because of weakness in the economy.
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Hopping out of bed before the sun rises is proven to increase productivity, sure.
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Smoke rises following an Israeli strikes on Gaza City, early Wednesday, May 30, 2018.
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Tonight's full moon will enter the penumbra as it rises in the early evening.
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As sea level rises, this will require a system of dams, dikes and breakwaters.
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Ocasio-Cortez also expressed her willingness to pay higher taxes as her income rises.
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A wire fence rises a few feet above the ground and surrounds the compound.
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Cashin said the rate rises also depend on how Congress prioritizes certain key issues.
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The government said the pay rises would be paid for within existing departmental budgets.
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Preliminary commodity trade data showed sharp rises in imports of copper and iron ores.
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This phenomenon should leave high salt content in the crust under which it rises.
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If UUP rises above $27, Gordon would see a maximum loss of 57 cents.
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"As the world economy slows, market volatility rises, creating greater risks," Liu told reporters.
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When the sun rises on day two in the Bachelor mansion, 22 women remain.
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The Roma are also facing growing hostility elsewhere in Europe as nationalist sentiment rises.
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The world spins, the sun rises, and Piers Morgan makes stupid jokes on Twitter.
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Perhaps a more important reason is the government's cap on public-sector pay rises.
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Now just 13% do, a share that rises to 17% including services (see chart).
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A woman dancing in her long skirt, which rises and falls, morphs into calligraphy.
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The liqueur curdles and rises to the top, which makes it resemble a brain.
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If inflation rises as expected, the real value of these benefits will erode fast.
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If you include acquisitions and stakes bought in smaller firms, this rises to $215bn.
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How many rate rises are needed in 2017 depends on the balance of risks.
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The IMF frets that pay rises might once again become untethered from productivity gains.
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When the melatonin concentration in the blood rises in the evening, we get tired.
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Policymakers had previously signaled in December that four rate rises were likely in 20173.
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And when unions wither, wage inequality rises, and civil society is impoverished as well.
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After years of rapid price rises, houses in the most favoured markets are overvalued.
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SUMMIT "Casey Ruble: Everything That Rises," exploring history and race relations in New Jersey.
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It had only good stuff in it: big spending rises and juicy tax cuts.
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It is represented by the constellation Scorpius, which rises at dusk in mid-May.
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When the line rises, Amazon is outperforming Walmart; when it falls, Amazon is underperforming.
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DD: I don't think this rises to the level of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Male desirability starts low, rises until about 50, then tails off gently (see chart).
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There will be an increased risk if the number of Special Operations forces rises.
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Uber's bill for 2016 breach and cover-up rises by $1M+ on EU fines
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Social unrest is expected in the coming months as unions haggle over pay rises.
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In today's dollars, adjusted for inflation, that figure rises to more than $482 million.
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But there is uncertainty on how Tokyo could respond if the yen rises further.
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You perceive things slowly as the adrenaline rises and the cortisol floods your system.
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Game developers look for particularly tricky levels where the learning curve rises too steeply.
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Talia Al Ghul was introduced in The Dark Knight Rises, played by Marion Cotillard.
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As people grow richer, their demand for protein rises, particularly for meat and fish.
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SPOT GOLD RISES ABOUT 1% TO $1,355.27 PER OUNCE, ITS HIGHEST SINCE APRIL 2018
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Still, they're not entirely sure why this chemical rises when blood sugar gets low.
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Household income rises, largely because men are able to work more hours each day.
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A mushroom cloud rises above Bikini Atoll following an atomic bomb test in 19573.
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Fed projects two more rate rises this year, and another three hikes next year.
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Wage rises are crucial to the government's efforts to stoke demand and defeat deflation.
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If it rises, the economy is overheating and the ship must adjust its trim.
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The government broadcast messages this week explaining why the fuel price rises were needed.
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Further rises in Italian yields risk spilling into other weaker euro zone states too.
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Japan's stock market, which tends to fall as the yen rises, fell 1.4 percent.
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The rate-setters' median forecast was for another three quarter-point rises in 20103.
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If you add the health costs associated with addiction, that price tag rises astronomically.
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Stopping unscrupulous landlords from levying above-market rent rises on vulnerable tenants is appealing.
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They still assume that demand must have fallen off a cliff when supply rises.
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It's not just renters who feel the pressure when the cost of living rises.
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The relentless price rises, in turn, have lured speculators, whose enthusiasm compounds the problem.
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The researchers also find that the price of cocaine rises while cocaine seizures drop.
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Earlier this month, they had priced in almost three 10 bps rises for 2019.
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