" Then he asked, "Why is a parent running up into an area where they know the tear gas is forming and it's going to be formed and they're running up with a child?
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Clinton from running up huge delegate leads from the South.
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About 800 responded (running up a cost of about $50,803).
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A hurricane is coming and we're running up a loss.
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The footage shows him running up an escalator and stairs.
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Everybody had people running up to them everywhere they were.
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Running up the mountain in his backyard, the Harder Kulm.
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I have two scars running up my legs like inseams.
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One of them had lights and water running up there.
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Republicans even have a worse record running up the deficit.
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So much for running up the score on Obamacare enrollment.
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Bernie Sanders is running up his margins with Hispanic voters.
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What if I'm really worried about running up overdraft fees?
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"We need you!" one staffer said, running up to a guest.
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She still kept running up until week 20 of her pregnancy.
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It's also quicker, with the continuous mode running up to 258fps.
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That starts by running up the score in his home state.
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A woman came running up to both officers holding the baby.
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Just imagine running up a hill that is several stories high.
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By running up a lead well in advance of the Nov.
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She came running up to me and showed me her arm.
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But the government was running up against the statute of limitations.
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Or I'll go running up and down the West Side Highway.
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Democrats aren't just running up the score in already-blue areas.
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E. is practically running up them, and I struggle to keep up.
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The super PAC could be running up against its own financial restraints.
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You just don't get power plants running up and down that fast.
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Stash came running up the stairs, his voice and face in shock.
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A minute later, Orlando Bloom came running up, looking for his card.
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Stas came running up the stairs, his voice and face in shock.
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The one next door has a large crack running up the side.
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Tonight he was running up and down the field, trying to score.
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It's not Democrats running up the score in the solid blue counties.
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That means running up margins in New York and California isn't enough.
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USWNT are accused of running up the score in the World Cup
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I looked out the window at two squirrels running up a tree.
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Biden's been running up the score with self-described moderate and conservative Democrats.
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Latimore is running up against this tension on a smaller scale with Flashpoint.
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Truex was credited with most laps led, running up front for 141 laps.
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Bell says he remembers running up and down the stairs as a child.
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And the girl was walking and he's sort of running up to me.
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Trump proved a Republican can win by running up the score with dudes.
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At that moment, she says, her dog Popeye came running up the stairs.
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Further, I was running up against the $22017,22017 tax-free profit exclusion limit.
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And it's going to be formed and they're running up with a child.
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Who is the person running up that break with you, bursting with potential?
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The effort required is roughly equivalent to running up a 3,000-foot mountain.
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The people inside can then be seen disembarking and running up the beach.
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Preliminary talks have made little progress, running up against vetoes and local rivalries.
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I'm known for my black Chuck Taylors, running up and down Ninth Avenue.
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"People are going to want to see 'Running Up That Hill,'" he said.
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After running up over 330% this year, Roku shares have cooled in September.
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She bangs on the door as the attacker comes running up behind her.
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Also, the shiny Sony logo running up the headband's side isn't a good look.
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Indeed, photos from the crash show Kylie, 20163, running up to scene looking concerned.
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Grande concluded the performance by running up the stairs that led through the audience.
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Running up and down mountains means greater physical demand than simply a long race.
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If you're running up a tab on plastic, this could be a breaking point.
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Their plans include A/C lines running up to the roof through the shaft.
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During boom times is not when you want to start running up the deficit.
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A young girl issued bloodcurdling screams as nurses cleaned cuts running up her leg.
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And now you're running up against 2020 and you've got a big, old nothing.
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The daily experience of many is characterized by constant running up a downward escalator.
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" He added, "Running up and down the street with a placard isn't the answer.
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The idea of running up and down the court no longer appeals to him.
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But after nearly two months in office, Trump is running up against more suspicious constituencies.
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"As the market has been running up like this I've become more hedged," he said.
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Disney's most recent merger filing included EBITDA forecasts for the broadcaster running up to 2028.
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It's just one case of his ambitious and costly plans running up against fiscal reality.
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"I saw somebody running up the stairs really fast," Perry told the Capital Gazette newspaper.
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For now the children here play in the hallway; running up and down, bouncing balls.
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You should be saying there's no spectrum left — you should be running up the prices!
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The prose is exhausting, like running up an escalator with steps that are moving down.
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Since interest rates are below their historic average, running up more federal debt is acceptable.
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Flows in sterling-denominated funds were muted in the week running up to the vote.
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They're running up and down the ballot: State-wide offices, congressional offices, and local offices.
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"Boxing, jogging, running up and down the stairs, whatever it is, work out," Charles said.
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These women were high achievers, accustomed to knocking down barriers, not running up against them.
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Then I would jump off the van and go running up the street scaring people.
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Keep in mind, though, that birding is about more than just running up a list.
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He's running up prices on things, so they have to find new ways to compete.
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"I could see the kids running up and down the stairs," Ms. Blackwell-Preston said.
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"Running up mountains, and planting American flags, is part of a Marine's DNA," Resmer said.
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But that was already known with comments from Powell running up to this FOMC meeting.
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You can't keep running up in the top-five every week and not win a race.
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My mom is running up behind me, like trying to kick people out of the way.
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There were two or three women running up and down the road looking for their husbands.
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Aside from official celebrations running up to the event, Eurovision parties are popular among loyal fans.
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"Was that Mayor Pete who didn't see the kids?" one woman asked, running up to Mondolfi.
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He comes running up to me, so I'm able to grab him and walk him home.
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In case of an election night Doomsday, preppers are running up sales of emergency survival food.
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When Emma saw the look on his face she turned and started running up the street.
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American consumers are running up debt this year and are particularly active with their credit cards.
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Keeping her from running up an insurmountable lead in those areas could give him a win.
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In an advertisement for headphones, a woman is pictured running up a rock wall at sunset.
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Those campaign decisions were seen as evidence of his focus on running up his delegate haul.
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The formations vary in size, with some of the biggest running up to 30 miles long.
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For years, Valeant took advantage of a cheap credit market to buy companies, running up debt.
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On the Republican side, Trump could start running up the score on his rivals in Illinois.
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By running up the debt, the government requires future generations to foot part of the bill.
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" (She later added Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" to the list.) "It's a hypnotic thing.
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He has "started conversations from running up to people, and they've become clients," Mr. Niedbala said.
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On a busy weekend, Pierson says he could be running up to six Airbnb stays simultaneously.
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A 2012 remix of "Running Up That Hill" reached No. 6 on the British singles chart.
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After running up a high pitch count in the early innings, Velasquez lasted just five frames.
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The flurry of last-minute diplomacy running up to the Winter Games, suddenly transformed the narrative.
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I didn't expect to see guys in herds running up and down the river, for example.
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A 2012 remix of "Running Up That Hill" reached No. 13 on the British singles chart.
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We ran some intervals that were fast and others where we were recreating running up hills.
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The agency, led by Obama appointees however, performed poorly, delaying the project and running up costs.
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As I very carefully got out of my car, a man came running up to me.
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Then when you play a track and they know it they come running up to the decks.
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When he does get the sniffles or gets a little cough, he's still running up the wall.
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Ecuador's opposition accused the government of running up excessive debt and mismanaging a decade-long oil boom.
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And the family had never even camped before — they just prepared by running up and down stairs.
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As each of Facebook's competitors disappeared, Facebook advanced its surveillance technology, often running up against user resistance.
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If the second phase goes ahead it will bring in an order book running up to 2033.
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But one consequence is that patched Intel machines could end up running up to a third slower.
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AIG was rescued in September 2008 after running up huge losses from insurance on shoddy mortgage securities.
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Another camera, worn by a uniformed Charlotte police officer, shows that man running up to the encounter.
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I'd be running up and down Manhattan on the subway with these huge bags, in the heat.
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"Everyone started running ... up the hill to the street to be safe," festival worker Cynthia Saldivar said.
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As the two walked along the sidewalk, the footage shows a third man running up behind Kok.
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And after settling all bills at the hotel and reaching the airport, a minder came running up.
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Even in the week since the election, however, these broader ambitions are running up against logistical constraints.
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The fictional Dice excels at running up gambling debts, talking about sex and making bad life choices.
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Leonardo DiCaprio running up to Jonah Hill and pretending to be a fan taking pictures (2016) pic.twitter.
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Her children keep running up to her and radiating off again, in an explosion of organic crumbs.
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But today she stayed where she was, not running up to the road and chasing people away.
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They've been running up the score among white Southerners for decades without getting much in the North.
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For months, most Republicans - who have long argued against running up the deficit - have downplayed that impact.
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Within a few years after the crisis of 2008, American companies had started running up debts again.
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And by running up a big lead in the delegate count, Biden looks like the inevitable nominee.
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Under Trump's guidance, the United States is running up debt faster than one of his bankrupt casinos.
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Germany isn't the only country where rising xenophobia is running up against the realities of national football.
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Jakiah Rayne, now a rambunctious toddler, was running up and down the hall, trailed by a relative.
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In 2017, Trump slashed corporate taxes and "paid" for the tax cuts by running up the deficit.
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New Jersey Transit trains are running up to 45 minutes late into and out of Pennsylvania Station.
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New Jersey Transit trains are running up to 45 minutes late into and out of Penn Station.
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Running up the already excessive budget deficit and debt is not the answer to any economic problem.
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She coasted to huge victories in all of these states, running up her delegate lead on Sanders.
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" Another posted that the false alarm "had guys running up and down the halls in full uniform.
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Tex, Jared's German shepherd, came running up to him as soon as he walked in, barking furiously.
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There are pipes running up the walls, a small fridge, a kettle, a box of tea bags.
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The V8 Absolute also has a long-lasting battery running up to 40 minutes in Powerful mode.
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Saudi Arabia has been drawing down its vast foreign currency reserves while running up colossal budget deficits.
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This is an island, 100 miles across, a hurricane is coming, and we're running up a loss.
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She'll spend the entirety of the Amazon Prime series running up against the reality that she is different.
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I'm just like a little troll running up and down Castro, so there you have it [LG laughs].
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It also introduces hefty fines for companies breaking the law, running up to 4 percent of global revenues.
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Health and Human Services chief Tom Price resigned in 2017 after running up over $400,000 in flight costs.
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There's this great description of him running up and down outside his house howling like an enraged animal.
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We'll announce this year's lineup over the weeks running up to Disrupt Berlin 2019, so keep checking back.
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One day, Tublin was running up one of San Fran's notorious hills when his knee started to ache.
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It will be directed by Adrian Sibley, who worked on The Kate Bush Story: Running Up That Hill.
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We were running up a $1.4 trillion deficit, and the world's financial system was fairly close to collapse.
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With a minute until the show started, I sent my husband running up the stairs to catch it.
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The- counter to that is, of course, running up the debt and-- the borrowing schedule for the treasury.
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He said via text message that running up the score would be out of character for Mr. Shaver.
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Mnuchin's intervention was just the latest development that sparked uncertainty in the days running up to the holiday.
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That mission is running up against environmentalists and others criticizing fossil fuels' for their role driving climate change.
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After running up a 1-1 count, Mays' third pitch sailed slightly up and in, toward Chapman's head.
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He will spend half an hour opening and shutting a door or running up and down a ramp.
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And what he's doing is altering domestic and foreign policy in terrible ways while running up huge deficits.
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Though whether that was about running up debt or ka-ching-ing the sales was not entirely clear.
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In my adopted German home and across Europe, xenophobia and football excellence are running up against each other.
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After running up this summer, stock markets in China look like they could be set to climb higher.
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Boroden also found that Nvidia tends to lose momentum after running up anywhere from 35 to 42 points.
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It included a shot of the inventor's girlfriend running up the stairs of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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He may want to make a point by running up the score against the lowly Broncos (0-2).
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As a businessman, running up debt that could not be repaid became one of his most successful tactics.
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He is also running up the score among male voters in the potential D Democratic electorate with 41%.
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And some people, regardless of age, may simply be averse to the risk of running up unmanageable debt.
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"I came to work like normal, and after I see police running up the stairs," she told me.
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"I came running up to the trainer to try and loosen it up, and it just wouldn't," Wong said.
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You manage to escape by running up the volcanic elder dragon and grappling onto a passing pterodactyl-like creature.
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Surveillance video aired by KPIX-TV showed the dog running up to the man before he kicked it away.
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Just a few months ago, 14-year-old Ayodeji Adekilekun was happily running up and down a football field.
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The cost of attending proms can add up quickly, with some school-sponsored prom tickets running up to $80.
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We dare you to explore The Haunted Bookshop in Melbourne without getting a tingly feeling running up your spine.
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Hillary Clinton jumped out to a lead in the delegate count by running up big victories in the South.
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Running up the center of the dashboard are four metal knobs each topped by a tiny round computer screen.
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But its bespoke solutions for clients take lots of time to develop, running up hefty bills for consulting hours.
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It is on uncharted ground after running up the total through three rounds of quantitative easing from 2008-2014.
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Joel, by a lot of measurements, maybe shouldn't even be here right now, running up and down a court.
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He began running up the slopes of Mont Ventoux before grabbing a service bike which did not fit him.
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Yet, when it comes to female characters on sitcoms, are we still running up against the ol' likability problem?
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"I remember so much running up and down — it's a big flight of stairs — with the baby," she said.
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"He might not have thought he'd have a crazy motherf---er like Kanye running up to support," West said.
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Brandi's giggles confirm the suspicion, and soon enough she's running up to each of her costars with the toy.
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A total of 1.75 million of those pumpkin pies were purchased in the three days running up to Thanksgiving.
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After running up nearly 14 percent since Trump's election, the Dow is on its longest losing streak since 2011.
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White explained that the model measures the two-year change in the approval rating running up to election day.
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"I was running up and down the stairs filling buckets with water," she says, still laughing out of disbelief.
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Here are some questions and answers about credit card debt: How can I avoid running up credit card debt?
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Sanders won his upset four years ago by running up the score in rural and conservative parts of Michigan.
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What if the boar, an animal renowned for running up a spear to kill the person who killed it?
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Republicans, however, have resisted such calls, voicing skepticism of running up government spending (outside tax cuts for the wealthy).
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I'm up at like 6 AM With my trainer, running up the hill you drove up to get here.
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It's been a subtle process but he's no longer that freak show who is bizarrely running up the poll numbers.
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During the years running up to the 2008 crisis, the United States served as the global consumer of last resort.
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"My wife came running up to me, waving her arms and screaming, pointing to [Skylar]," Brian Hedstrom told the outlet.
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Thanks to this, Cloud Foundry says it can now scale to running up to 250,000 containers in a single cluster.
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As the tax situation illustrates, Donald Trump may finally be running up against forces more powerful than his secrecy strategies.
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"There's a good shot they're running up debt on a credit card, or someone else is funding them," he said.
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"I saw the first plane hanging out of Tower One, when I was running up to Tower Two," she recalled.
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Millennials scared of running up credit card debt in the face of crushing student loans now have another option: Affirm.
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Tom Price resigned as health secretary after running up hundreds of thousands of dollars in charter flights at taxpayers' expense.
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It's not actually a treadmill, it's more of a slippery concave bowl that you're constantly running up the sides of.
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Beyond running up the score, though, Jones claims that he told Norman Powell "you better not jump" as he approached.
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Truex was up front at the end of the second 60-lap stage after running up front throughout the stage.
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"[Trump] might not have expected a crazy motherf---er like Kanye running up to support," West said during the meeting.
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"I had done a few Bulls games during that period, where he was running up 10 assists, 11," Breen said.
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The footage shows Bailey falling to the ground and the officers running up to cuff his hands behind his back.
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It looked like bubbling molasses, let's say, spreading out and running up into the foothills, just covering the whole city.
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Ossoff will have to maximize turnout there, running up his vote tally before returns come in from less friendly counties.
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The previous high was 23% in the months running up to the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September that year.
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Of the 5.3 million sold, a total of 1.75 million were bought in the three days running up to Thanksgiving.
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"It was just heat and people running up the street and it was just crazy," said Vicky Crichton, a resident.
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Unfortunately, years of living in an expensive city, accruing interest, and running up miscellaneous loan fees have taken their toll.
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Huzayfah: Like, a chain-link fence with barbed wire on top and then electric circuitry running up and down it.
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He has us running up and down the stairs and doing push-ups, squat jumps, jump rope and band work.
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Rather, it is how the U.S. economy and financial markets perform in the months immediately running up to November 2020.
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Some of the companies running up against the July 2020 deadline include Aditya Birla Renewables and SoftBank -backed SB Energy.
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That special election became the most expensive House race in U.S. history, running up a tab of nearly $50 million.
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He and other Republicans have long criticized Democrats, particularly Mr. Obama, for spending too much and running up the deficit.
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Its responsive outsole provides the stability needed to run on pavement, while also improving balance when running up or downhill.
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You know, all them little kids they call my name, they're giving me cards, they're running up and hugging me.
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Running up the stairs in your house provides just as much exercise as a workout on a stairclimber, she noted.
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She has Hillary flash tats running up and down her arm and is surrounded by a wall of Post-Its.
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He has his fair share of businesses, both in music and fashion, and so he could be running up debts there.
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But this is running up against Trump's desire for $5 billion for a border wall, something Democrats say they won't entertain.
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As the plane diverted, a unnamed female passenger became enraged, running up the aisle and firing off an expletive-filled rant.
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A world where you don't worry about running out of wireless minutes, exceeding text message limits or running up roaming charges.
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All they need to do is buy more cheap drones and fly them, running up the operational costs of that military.
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This time, it was the private sector, giddy with fast growth and a booming stockmarket, running up debts (see chart 22.5).
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You may know that making late payments or running up high balances on multiple credit cards can lead to bad credit.
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Fox&aposs shares are up after-hours trading after running up about 7 percent today, up an additional 1.25 percent here.
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Kids were pouring into Garbage Island, and dispatch was running up to 10 two-hour round-trips per boat, per day.
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Previously, you could huddle down behind a wall or low-lying obstacle by running up to it and pressing a button.
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The tips are helpful, sure, and they offer a comprehensive guide to spotting fake stories running up to the snap election.
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In Montreal, Raymond Biesinger and Drew Demers, who play together in punk outfit The Famines, were running up against those restraints.
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Jones will need to keep running up the score among black voters if he plans to pull off a major upset.
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The easiest way to avoid using any one particular credit card and running up a balance again is to destroy it.
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We ended up shooting the sunrise for hours running up and down the beach and reveling in the summer solstice experience.
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We commenced voluminous document production in response to the subpoenas, running up millions of dollars in legal and data-warehousing costs.
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But you really say, why is a parent running up into an area where they know the tear gas is forming?
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We got a fantastic shot of a black bear running up a tree like a squirrel, I'd never seen that before!
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In the month running up to the competition, UEFA has conducted over 1,000 tests, including urine, serum and blood passport samples.
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In the hours running up to Trump's statement, Pope Francis called for the status quo in the city to be respected.
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"Watching scenes of them running up and down the hallways of the spaceships looked like fun," Carter said at the time.
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Trump's shift is bad news for Netanyahu domestically, where he is running up against an increasingly bold and assertive right wing.
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"If the Lakers were up for sale tomorrow I'd be running up to Jeanie saying let me buy them," he said.
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We will be running up against them in films, plays, novels and histories for the remainder of our terms on earth.
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I wrote out that idea — Barry fighting a little girl, and her running up a tree on top of a house.
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Backed by the conservative Club for Growth, he's hitting Granger as a big-spending appropriator who is running up the deficit.
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Sanders defeated her in every other part of the state, running up the score in rural, Republican-leaning counties and districts.
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Frisbie had spent four days at a local hospital for back and chest pain, running up a sixty-thousand-dollar bill.
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Here are some questions and answers about holiday debt: How can I avoid running up debt for the next holiday season?
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Another video earlier this year showed a large boar running up a major city road under the gaze of astonished drivers.
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They were running up, saying this is for Allah, and they run up and stabbed this girl 10, maybe 15 times.
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In the video, a woman can be seen running up to the door and desperately banging on it, begging for help.
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But the bank believes there will be a lag in the price response, which could allow prices to keep running up.
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And the Central Banks, in running up their balance sheets in quantitative easing, have done something that's never been done before.
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"Our 18-month-old 'lap child' spent the flight running up and down the aisle of the plane," remembered Carrie Stewart.
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By running up huge margins in the Milwaukee suburbs, which have been the center of Republican power in the Walker era.
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They routinely get into bidding wars over media and partnership deals, unnecessarily running up prices just to stick it to each other.
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However, a record of the BoE Financial Policy Committee's meetings running up to the decision showed that they considered raising it higher.
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After running up to nearly $20,000, bitcoin crashed 65% in just a month – and finished 2018 about 80% below its peak level.
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A wire mesh produced by Riverdale Mills, standing up to 20 feet tall and running up to six feet beneath the ground.
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For inflation to continue running up, cash needs to remain in the banking system where it can be lent out, he said.
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The first time I met Jose, he tore my office apart, running up and down the hallways, throwing toy trains and crayons.
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Democrats are running up against the political reality that immigration reform remains a tricky political tightrope, especially in some key swing states.
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The city's gangs specialised in administering "Glasgow smiles": cuts at each corner of a victim's mouth, leaving scars running up their cheeks.
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And on Tuesday, she'll try to put the Democratic nomination out of Sanders' reach by running up a big margin of victory.
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In countries that have not struck oil, however, the chance of politicians building up savings rather than running up debt seems remote.
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In Flesh and Blood, he uses a chapter-long scene running up to a blowjob as a kind of self-contained bildungsroman.
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The U.S. stock market has been trading in a narrow range recently after running up in the months after the presidential election.
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Lots of standing and running up and down stairs between sets wore me out more quickly than it would under usual circumstances.
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There's the high of running up to the table, music blaring as your friends and colleagues give you a rock star's welcome.
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The Japanese sought to find weaknesses, but kept running up against American power on land, on the sea and in the air.
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"It's some of the most crazy stunts and crazy things I've experienced, from running up cranes to jumping on yachts," says Foo.
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However, customs had already been slow to clear imports in the weeks running up to the holiday, with no official reasons given.
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Afterwards there were countless kids running up to them, telling them how amazing they were, and they were all dressed like Klaxons.
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"With the deficits we are running up, it's not likely (fiscal policy) will be helpful in the next recession either," he said.
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After a scoreless first quarter, the Jaguars drew first blood—and second and third, running up a 13-0 second-quarter lead.
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Their offense was a lull-you-into-a-coma enterprise; their young pitchers were running up frequent-user miles on M.R.I. scanners.
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Zach could be seen running up to his son to try and get him to continue walking with the newlyweds and Ember.
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Walking down the abandoned path is eerie, imagining the past employees who worked to keep this place running up until its demise.
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"That scene is based on me running up the steps in Hudson County Park as part of my workouts," said Mr. Wepner.
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Last summer in Wisconsin, a mother came home to find her 15-year-old son running up the stairs from their basement.
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The company suspended some of the sellers and warned many others that if they kept running up prices, they'd lose their accounts.
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Developing low pressure was running up the East Coast on Friday morning, spreading rain in Georgia, the Carolinas and mid-Atlantic states.
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This problem — the fact that we are running up debt on the federal books at an unprecedented rate — is not going away.
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We were running up a record-breaking deficit of $1.4 trillion and the world's financial system was on the verge of collapse.
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So what can adults do to prevent their children from falling prey to bait apps and running up their credit card bills?
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We're rightly charged with befouling the environment, running up the debt and letting the American dream slip away from the middle class.
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Surveillance footage showed Wabafiyebazu running up the street after hearing the gunshots, then surrendering to police who arrived a short time later.
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The Balls commonly play start to finish in contested games, even if that means Baik is subjected to complaints about running up scores.
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The platform enables smaller, mom-and-pop operations to ship their specialties anywhere without running up sky-high shipping costs, its CEO said.
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Traders said they were starting to square their books ahead of the upcoming Christmas weekend and the week running up to New Year.
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"I think it's possible that as the markets absorb information running up to the Brexit vote, that the markets are volatile," he said.
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It's the second time he has beaten a challenge from the left, after running up a big margin against Zephyr Teachout in 2014.
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But, the magic of pageant-style dresses and buff men running up large poles isn't enough to distract viewers from the darkness anymore.
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Like we can't have cables running up and down a stage if there are set pieces coming in and out during the performance.
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We know they're not only capable of running up front and giving us a chance to win, but they'll help us get better.
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Also, a new feature called Data Saver can cap certain apps data usage if they're constantly running up your smartphone bill every month.
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If Europe's past illustrates anything, it is that defending the interests of one state usually involves running up against the interests of another.
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Namely, it becomes much easier to measure the impact that say, running up a flight of stairs, might have on your blood pressure.
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It's all partly an illusion: We get a day older, whether we spend it running up a mountain or lying on a couch.
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I think it was Lord Denning who said EU law is like water running up a river and flooding through all the tributaries.
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In urban counties, however, campaigns have a better chance of running up the score and possibly winning dozens of delegates in the process.
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Believe me, during the time running up to the inclusion in my iPod and listening to the album, I've nearly penned the review.
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Let's claim a victory in running up the Democratic and Independent vote to the point where Newt Gingrich's old seat was in play.
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"About 8433 minutes after she left, somebody came running up, telling me there's a girl with green hair who got shot," Pinson continues.
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Net migration from the EU alone reached a new record of 189,000 in the 12 months running up to the June 23 referendum.
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In an Instagram post, Ginger Spice had fun recreating the scene, saying, "Remember this?" and running up the staircase featured in the video.
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The next generation will be stuck with the bill this president and this Congress and their immediate successors seem intent on running up.
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" Trump blamed parents for "running up into an area where they know the tear gas is forming and it's going to be formed.
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His team has sketched a strategy that involves running up margins in the predominantly white states that have responded better to his message.
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People who had been signing for months, complying with Home Office regulations, found themselves detained in the weeks running up to the flight.
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Will Warren and Bloomberg reach the 15 percent viability threshold in surprising places that keeps Biden or Sanders from running up the score?
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He then maxed out those cards running up bills worth tens of thousands of dollars at hotels and upscale retailers across the country.
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"It's the future," he told Reuters in an interview after the boat had completed its latest tests, running up and down the Seine.
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Export manufacturing prowess can stabilize a rising economy by generating reliable foreign revenue, allowing countries to invest heavily without running up huge debts.
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"It's the future," he told Reuters in an interview after the boat had completed its latest tests, running up and down the Seine.
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Some worry that Netflix and other streaming companies are running up on a bubble, pumping out more content than consumers can reasonably watch.
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With the expanded character count, this problem was massively reduced – that number dropped to only 1% of Tweets running up against the limit.
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Anyone who knows the phone number can call in to talk and participate or simply listen, without running up an expensive phone bill.
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With the expanded character count, this problem was massively reduced – that number dropped to only 1% of Tweets running up against the limit.
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The Journal last year reported Smith's attempts to obtain Clinton's deleted emails from hackers in the weeks running up to the 2016 election.
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In the closing laps of Sunday's Daytona 500, Truex found himself running up front with JGR drivers Matt Kenseth, Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch.
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China will further reduce energy intensity, open markets to more foreign investment, and somehow force pesky local governments to stop running up bad debts.
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The crowd was so flat, Sherwood was running up and down flapping his hands, and it didn't seem like any of the players cared.
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Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" began as Natalia Vodianova entered the gilded room wearing a patent jumpsuit over a white cut-out blouse.
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Running up vast vote shares in New York and California is all very well, but on its own will not deliver a governing majority.
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Students dart in and out of the thickening crowd, running up the road to catch up to Sanders, narrowly avoiding parking meters and signposts.
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A few hours later, I turned off my eyelid screens and examined the railroad track of stitches running up both sides of my legs.
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The person who cosigns a card will be on the hook for anything that happens, even if they aren't the person running up debt.
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A brief lull in the Brexit coverage pushed the environment to the top of news bulletins in the weeks running up to the vote.
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Prologue's products will be available in sizes 0 through 16 with select items running up to a 26W (which will be sold exclusively online).
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"A few months ago I was in the supermarket with my husband and sons and I heard footsteps running up behind me," she says.
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As we reported, Belafonte says he's on hard times -- making zero dollars, running up credit card debt ... and desperately in need of cash flow.
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Running up and down stairs at home and at school required me to hold on for dear life; actually exercising required three sports bras.
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We are running up a deficit and if interest rates do run higher, it will be difficult to service that debt without extraordinary measures.
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Clinton is running up the score among minority voters in Texas, leading 2628 to 28500 with African-Americans, and 6900 to 2628 with Hispanics.
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Most of Wednesday's delays and cancellations are the result of flight crews being displaced or running up against maximum allowed work hours, it said.
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Despite those tactics, Democrats won back control of the House of Representatives, running up a nationwide margin of almost 9 percentage points over Republicans.
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In some major races, like Florida, his handpicked candidate is running up against an upstart Democrat who is betting on a big blue wave.
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Abby Wambach, who played in four World Cups for the United States, was one of the most vocal advocates for running up the score.
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Migdalim was established in the 1980s as a secular settlement, and residents would shop in Qusra, running up monthly tabs at the grocery store.
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"He was his brother's driver, the quartermaster sourcing deadly material and the munitions technician in those months running up to the attack," he added.
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She ended up trapped in a cycle that focused on running up big insurance bills and landing profitable kickbacks — not addressing her drug problem.
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The larger truth is these wars weaken the United States by running up our national debt and distracting from more pressing problems at home.
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In the months running up to the sale, the auction house exhibited some of the objects in Hong Kong, Osaka, Tokyo and New York.
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By years' end I usually have about a grand, which I use for Christmas tips and gifts — and not running up my credit cards.
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He also persuaded Nourn to help him take out credit cards in her stepfather's name, running up tens of thousands of dollars in debt.
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He said that to condition himself for simultaneous song and dance, he has spent time backstage singing and running up stairs to simulate exhausting passages.
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Remember, if this was the Obama administration, I guarantee you, Chris Matthews would be having a lot of thrills running up and down his leg.
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We're building this year's lineup of leading founders, technologists, investors and tech icons, and we'll announce who's coming in the weeks running up to Disrupt.
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Because, without a home to call its own, it kept running up to people and cars and "causing a dangerous situation," the park service said.
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I had no idea this was the case, but there's Jann Wenner in the background, it's a stringer at the time running up behind him.
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DiCaprio, 41, recently scared his close friend 'sh–less' when running up to Hill on the street pretending to be a crazed fan taking pictures.
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Both options are notably better than running up a tab on a credit card, which is one of the most expensive ways to access cash.
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It's been a while since we heard anything from Android One, Google's initiative to provide budget smartphones running up-to-date Android in developing markets.
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Rather, he had been playing in the culvert with his friends, who were running up the American side, touching the fence, and running back down.
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As with false reporting, Facebook has laid out a plan for more aggressive action against fake accounts, but it's running up against more serious limits.
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Both options are much better than running up a tab on a credit card, which is one of the most expensive ways to access cash.
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However, to avoid running up additional government debt, an official at the ministry's budget office said the finance ministry would not sell more treasury bonds.
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Men, women and children take part in the contest, running up a 30-foot-long pole, known as the gostra, suspended over the town's harbor.
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On Friday, two lawsuits were filed accusing Musk of seeking to harm short sellers by artificially running up the price of the company&aposs shares.
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And I believe it will eventually if you create the opportunities for yourself by being quick and running up front – which is what we do.
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"We've been running up and down the aisle just to make our capes fly and calling ourselves the 'Super Clerks,' so it's been really fun."
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They are more willing to consider running up a little more near-term legal risk and being more visible in implementing surveys or penalizing individuals . . .
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If "Wuthering Heights" doesn't grab you straight away, begin with "Running Up That Hill" instead, which is one of the best examples of Fairlight Kate.
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The governor told reporters Saturday that the state will do what it must to function, either via federal funding or by running up a tab.
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The faster you pay down the debt and keep from running up more charges, the more you'll have available to put toward your future goals.
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It said same-store sales at those 18 stores have been "significantly below" other locations, thus dragging on its overall business and running up expenses.
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The "dual mandate" was enacted in the 1970s, when people believed in the Phillips Curve theory that you would increase employment by running up inflation.
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Trump is crushing Clinton, 2900 to 220006 percent, among white men, but Clinton is running up the score among white women, 2202 to 2628 percent.
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Recent disruptions on Colonial Pipeline Co's fuel artery running up the East Coast show why some energy observers worry that this is a problem. on.wsj.
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And actually we could-- we could sit in the house by ourselves and we could keep running up the price between the two of us.
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Take yourself to the beach or even the shade of your local park and you can have a great time without running up a bill.
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She'd stand by the road, the driver would pull over, she'd open the door and then whistle, and I'd come running up to the car.
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Sberbank is a major creditor to Agrokor, the biggest employer in the Balkans, which is battling to avoid collapse after running up multibillion-dollar debts.
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In the years running up to 2007, Deutsche was also the biggest buyer of newly issued German government debt, according to the German Finance Agency.
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Put simply, the money the government borrows running up all this debt is money that cannot be used to create jobs and expand economic opportunities.
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That's a better choice than running up a credit card bill that you'll likely still be paying off long after the t-shirt is gone.
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He should be furious at Frankie for running up more debts in a card game while he's taking out a wall for the new bar.
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Even as a child, I had contemplated if I would have been better off running up or down when the stairs finally collapsed under me.
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The Black Knights' triple-option offense gained 281 yards and scored four rushing touchdowns while running up 37 minutes 34 seconds in time of possession.
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Although Mike was a fine fabricator and an excellent mechanic, he knew nothing about rocketry, and he was constantly running up against his technical limitations.
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The average tax paying investor is now running up a down escalator whose pace has accelerated to the point where his upward progress is nil.
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State legislators are the leaders of tomorrow, and progressive activists are hard at work supporting Democratic women running up and down ballots across the country.
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With the latest round of share buybacks running up until the end of March, Murphy said CRH continued to consider the buybacks an ongoing programme.
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Mr. Hayes said he was going out to mow a lawn last week and a friend from another landscaping company came running up to him.
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We were running up a record-breaking deficit of $28500 trillion and, by the way, the world's financial system was on the verge of collapse.
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BlackRock's Rick Rieder said interest rates are running up faster than he expected, but ultimately the return of more normal volatility is healthier for markets.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — For Republicans — who control every corner of this city — this should be a time of elation, running up the score on accomplishments.
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I remember being in high school watching the 1995 verdict on TV and seeing people running up and down the halls when it was announced.
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Running up to the election, they created a Facebook Messenger chatbot that offered daily updates on the race in the voice of political reporter Nick Confessore.
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Canada is not the U.S. But O'Leary running up north so soon after another businessman/reality show star won the U.S. presidential election is no coincidence.
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The ZEW survey was taken in the two weeks running up to Monday, which could mean concerns about Italy were more prominent in some respondents' minds.
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The Conservative Party can afford it: It raised £235 million in the three months running up to the election—three times the amount taken by Labour.
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Henley was cruising until he took three hacks to extricate himself from knee-high fescue rough at the third hole, his 12th, running up triple-bogey.
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Until White softens up right at the end, Brad's Status is a quiet but hilariously biting portrayal of earnest liberalism running up against lingering white entitlement.
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Then because top-ranked colleges spend much of their seasons running up the score, when an equal opponent is encountered, the result may not be pretty.
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The bullet that killed him struck him as he was running up the stairs of the porch to say goodbye to his mother, according to police.
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Instead, some of New York City's fastest elite runners were dashing through intersections, dodging cars, cutting through parks, running up stairs, or jumping the occasional fence.
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These high real yields in turn caused politicians to be cautious about running up fiscal deficits and to rely on monetary policy to manage the cycle.
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The Democrats' Electoral College disadvantage was caused by narrowly losing states with a lot of electoral votes and running up large margins in states they won.
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Pence's debate preparations contrast sharply with the much looser sessions used by Trump in the weeks running up to his first face-off with Hillary Clinton.
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The U.S. women have been under fire from people who accused the team of bad sportsmanship for running up the score and celebrating every single goal.
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Official data on Thursday showed net migration from the EU to Britain hit a record high in the 12 months running up to June's Brexit vote.
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All that running up and down the field (not to mention headers, tackles, and kicks) means Xhaka's body requires not only fitness but rest and recovery.
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"It was so beautiful to see the smiles on her mom's face and her sister running up to the stroller when she first arrived," Swabb said.
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The Warriors made their first seven shots in the game, and they sank 59.5 percent from the floor while running up a 59-46 halftime advantage.
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Democrats regained control of the House on Tuesday, mostly by running up the score in suburban districts where voters have become disillusioned with the president's tone.
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Clinton is up by more than 25 points in recent polls, running up her margins on the strength of huge leads among black and Hispanic voters.
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I can see the lasers from the stage, but it's much less distracting than the flash cameras, and the ushers running up and down the aisles.
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Clinton went on to rout him in Alabama, as well as in South Carolina and other Southern states, running up huge margins in African-American areas.
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SUPER-STRONG STEEL Iron ore is caught in a perfect bull storm with constrained supply running up against super-strong demand from China's giant steel sector.
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That starts a disaster, because all the panelists are white, and ends a disaster, because Mike accidentally triggers an alarm while running up and down stairs.
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"I got it and started running up the sideline and saw a lot of green grass to the left," said Sanchez, who finished with six tackles.
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Her niece's daughter had played with such a thing, Sunny recalled, running up and down the beach, shooting video, until the drone careened into the sea.
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Poulter then had another crack at it, this time stabbing the ball a couple of feet, and eventually running up an eight — known as a snowman.
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They are running up against assumptions voters and pundits have about what presidential leadership looks like, battling a presidential archetype where men are the only touchstones.
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"You used to have the tractor-trailer running up the interstate, with its contraband, that had to be met by someone and distributed," Mr. Lechleitner said.
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Following Sanders's thunderous victory in the Nevada caucuses, it appeared he might steamroll competition on Super Tuesday by running up huge margins in California and Texas.
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But in the limited selection of communities where his message hit home, it really hit home, with large gains over Romney really running up the score.
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Dempsey sprayed the object in several protesters' faces before running up to a man on the ground moments after, appearing to spray more of the repellant.
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After Mr. Hollins is lying on the pavement, the video shows Officer McDonald running up and, without pausing, stomping or kicking Mr. Hollins in the head.
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This was in Newburyport, where she still went for treatment on occasion, running up bills in local inns, in addition to seeing him in New York.
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It's spring, the D.C. area has finally thawed out, and anadromous shad are running up our rivers to spawn, the mating dance they do each April.
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For tourism-dependent upstate areas, this winter has been only the latest slap in a series of climatic indignities, the meteorological equivalent of running up the score.
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After a decade in which global central banks kept interest rates low and made running up debt far less expensive, monetary policy is in a normalization period.
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The larger point is that Netflix running up a debt isn't all that odd; indeed, if it were the sole issue here, nobody would bat an eye.
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There are always exceptions to these rules, but there's a reason why you don't see five Isaiah Thomases running up and down the court for the Celtics.
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But then I'm running up the boarding ramp with everyone else, pushing my way to the front where a group of younger boys crowds around the console.
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Sastrawinata-Lemay spent days on the smallest of details, like the decorative embroidery and tiny loops of the cuffs and the delicate buttons running up the back.
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"Last night some girl came running up to me whispering 'please pretend to be my friend this man has been following me for 6 blocks,'" Rich tweeted.
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" Krebs at the FTC said this kind of fraud "may be different from running up a bunch of credit card bills, but is the impact the same?
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But the 30" ostrich fringe running up a sleeve and meeting the zebra head on the shoulder takes it over the top," RuPaul's stylist Zaldy tells PEOPLE.
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Attached to the sleeve's palm, and running up the fingers and thumb of the glove, are pieces of a film that generates electricity in response to pressure.
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We walked like that, her fingers wrapped around mine, tingles running up and down my spine, all around the neighborhood with not a care in the world.
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It's not their imagination: all across the continent, clocks built into home appliances like ovens, microwaves, and coffee makers have been running up to six minutes slow.
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"I remember running up and down the hall when Scottie hit that shot," said Arcidiacono, who is averaging 11.9 points and 4.4 assists per game this year.
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Though the festival's official date is Aug 26, celebrations including several pole-climbing competitions have been taking place in the week running up to the event's climax.
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One of the most inventive guitarists and composers working right now, Halvorson makes music that suggests running up and down a battery of staircases, sometimes with scissors.
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"A few months ago I was in the supermarket with my husband and sons and I heard footsteps running up behind me," Brown told TIME last year.
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One answer is that he's extrapolating from his own business career, in which he has done very well by running up debts, then walking away from them.
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A trebling of the fee pool to over US$17bn in the decade running up to 2014 – and a promise of more to come – helped justify that.
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"I did get a few strange looks when I was running up and down people's roads, but it was worth it," he said, according to the Mirror.
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Water and sludge, fuel oil and debris, carcasses and cars were carried along by the floodwaters running up to 45 miles an hour through Florence's historic center.
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The stated reason, according to the error message he received, was that he had violated Google's Terms of Service, presumably by running up against Blogger's content policies.
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And, honestly, you probably won't be running up against this too often, given what a pain in the ass (and lower back) the system is to move.
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He threw 173 pitches, running up seven three-ball counts, six of them turning to 217-244 counts, and lost his second straight start to Los Angeles.
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"During a game you've got up to eight players all sliding about on it (the ice) and sweeping and the stones running up and down," said Callan.
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When shares of Tesla followed this pattern in the past, Boroden found that the stock usually bounced and rallied hard, running up anywhere from $105 to $211.
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At 5 and 10 nanometer scales, computer engineering is running up against some very fundamental laws of physics, particularly when it comes to building things with silicon.
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As Kutztown was running up the score against Tennessee on Saturday, an administrator was trying to toss T-shirts to fans in the stands after each try.
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It doesn't involve lots of expensive equipment, you don't need lessons, and the price for half a day spent running up hills and down valleys is nothing.
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Inevitably, I end up imagining myself as Allie running up to Noah on that dock in The Notebook, only I'm Allie and and my crush is Noah.
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It's a perfectly legitimate gripe, but as long as this formula keeps running up the score, "Jumanji" -- like its videogame avatars -- is likely to keep coming back.
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Socialists see no significant issue with running up the debt and deficits of a government if such spending is done in the name of a good cause.
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He shared an applicable metaphor he had heard about wolves: that the ones running up the hill are hungrier than the wolf already on top of the hill.
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However, Macron's push for an ambitious overhaul of Europe's single currency bloc is running up against resistance in Berlin despite conciliatory public signals from German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The notion that they can spring into action and take on a mass murderer who is running up the body count is probably something you can&apost ask.
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More than 22 runners from 25 countries took part in Red Bull's 33 event in the Black Forest, running up the skijump slope instead of sliding down it.
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Defense officials told the Military Times that the language in the order "was carefully crafted to avoid running up against the bedrock legal limitations set in Posse Comitatus."
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At first blush, it looks like The Most Dangerous Woman in the Universe is running up the loading ramp of a ship, or some kind of staging structure.
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"It has been a year since these practices first came to light, which means that we are running up against our one-year statute of limitations," Starks added.
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He recently helped save another goat, Clarabelle, when she got stuck on the wrong side of a fence by running up to the owner's house screaming for help.
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In the weeks running up to the event, the group also ran a series of blog posts, to reassure people that might be wary or nervous about attending.
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Official figures on Thursday showed net migration from the EU to Britain hit a record high of 189,000 in the 12 months running up to the Brexit vote.
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When George Osborne became chancellor, Britons were spending £67bn less than they were earning; according to the Office of Budget Responsibility, they're now running up a £40bn deficit.
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This state (not to be confused with the country) generated monthly revenues of 500m naira ($2.5m) in 2015, while running up a wage bill over four times that.
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I am of the belief that running up the score is fun on anyone, let alone former coworkers, so it's hard to blame Payton for his glee. Thanks!
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" He added, "Sometimes it's hard running up and down the court for five minutes without touching the ball, but you know your impact is on the defensive end.
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"A friend drove me to the stadium, and as soon as I opened the door of the car, a man came running up close to me," Kasim said.
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"Kids [were] running up and down the escalator the wrong way, so they shut them off, but they just kept going up and down," Eleazer told NBC10 Wednesday.
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However, as it got closer and closer to the race, I was running up to 15 or 20 miles on weekends, which ate up hours of the day.
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Looking at a chart of the financials-tracking ETF, the XLF, Gordon noted that it is running up against resistance at the top end of its trend channel.
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"Any flights that exceed the tarmac delay rule will start running up big numbers," said Gary Leff, a travel expert who writes the View from the Wing blog.
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"The news conference was over, and she was running up and grabbing and asking questions," he said late Tuesday, in the first of several recapitulations of the episode.
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Mr. Lamo was 21981 when federal prosecutors accused him of breaking into The Times's computer network, creating fake usernames and running up over $264,000 in data research fees.
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Wagner is the now broke GOP candidate for governor of Pennsylvania, running up against current governor Tom Wolf (with the debate moderated by a very booed Alex Trebek).
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Tickets for the fight are getting super pricey -- the cheapest seats on StubHub are going for $650 a pop ... and the good seats are running up to $27,000!!!!!
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And there are four more just like that spread throughout the grid, which means that Ms. Guizzo and Mr. Chen are running up tabs all over the place.
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Once a budget hawk who is now presiding over an administration running up large deficits, Mulvaney conceded there was some hypocrisy in how Trump is spending taxpayer money.
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The video shows a woman running up to a house and banging on the door as a man jumped out of a white sedan and raced toward her.
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Although fees tend to be anathema to conservatives, running up the debt to pay for the costs of services to people who are being subsidized is significantly worse.
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I didn't think live-tweeting the courtroom proceedings amounted to much more than me producing a running, up-to-the-minute story of what was going on inside.
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When Tiki came running up and we realized that he was missing the collar, there was a moment of panic, because he'd somehow managed to lose a $150 gadget.
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Some of the gap is probably being filled by running up an overdraft with the central bank, which now holds more assets than all other banks in Nigeria combined.
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Kevin Hart has organized spontaneous 5k runs around the country, and in 2017 he is planning on taking his mission to spread his love of running up a notch.
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I discovered that running up and down hills, vaulting tree roots and crunching along forest paths come with genuine, unquantifiable physical pleasures: clean, sharp air in hard-working lungs.
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This time he might do better by breaking the old pattern of running up debts before an election, only to turn to the IMF afterwards for another bail-out.
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The ECB says Germany relies too much on exports, neglecting its internal market and running up huge trade surpluses without recognising that its economic good fortune may not last.
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The premium option is to swap out 3D-printed plastic for chrome, running up your bill an extra $20, though getting your name embossed on any handle is free.
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LESLIE PICKER: And what's – if we do go into some sort of a downturn, does that threaten the ability to keep running up the tab on our national debt?
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It was late in the Doctor Strange shoot, and Benedict Cumberbatch and Chiwetel Ejiofor were running up New York's 5th Avenue in the direction of the Empire State Building.
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It allows you to breath, appropriately—to explore, but this time with more determined direction, and an awareness of what's probably coming once you're done running up that hill.
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Bailey said that established carmakers are all running up against the same problem as they seek to fend off competition from electric upstarts like China's BYD and Tesla (TSLA).
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Yet even as he sought to steer a middle path, Mr. Beshear benefited from liberal enthusiasm, running up wide margins in the state's two largest cities, Louisville and Lexington.
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Some analysts say the public feuding between Sechin and Tokarev is symptomatic of a long period of uncertainty running up to 2024 when Putin is due to step down.
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In spring of 2011, Kramer-Golinkoff and friends participated in the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation's annual CF Climb fundraiser, which involves teams running up and down stairs for sponsor donations.
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"We liked the idea of it starting just after Halloween and running up to Christmas because it is one of the greatest ghost stories ever told," Mr. Shakman said.
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They are intended, among other things, to prevent clubs running up big debts or receiving unlimited amounts of money through inflated sponsorship deals with organizations related to the owners.
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A proposal to build a 49-unit shelter in the Boyle Heights neighborhood has been blocked by a City Council committee after running up against a wall of opposition.
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The FFP regulations were introduced in 2011 to stop clubs running up big losses buying players and to ensure sponsorships are genuine commercial deals based on real market value.
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But that demand for immediacy is running up against others who insist on providing those enrolled in Obamacare plans with a transition period before an Obamacare repeal takes effect.
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The former secretary of State is running up the score on Sanders among black voters 2628 to 28503, among Latinos 22019 to 32, and among women 75 to 19.
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In 2016, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton defeated President Donald Trump by nearly 3 million votes in the popular vote by running up big leads in Democratic strongholds.
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A more effective medicine, even if it comes with a higher price tag, can prevent a patient from running up a large hospital bill a year or two later.
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But as he has surged in the polls—he now leads Biden with all voters—he is increasingly running up against another establishment: the media, and particularly cable news.
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Dozens of police officers, pushing deeper into the campus, continued to pursue the students, arcing their tear gas canisters onto the track and sending students running up the bleachers.
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Running up the national debt is just as bad as the Federal Reserve continuing historically low interest rates much longer than needed after the 2008 financial crisis, he contended.
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The Russian Defense Ministry's Zvezda TV channel showed two Russian military policemen running up the Russian flag at the base and a column of Russian military police vehicles entering.
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The disruption of WhatsApp was the latest in a long line of big digital services running up against China's "Great Firewall," the country's system of internet filters and controls.
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On the right, members of his own party have tried to link his policies to the theory, accusing him of running up gargantuan debts the country can never repay.
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It was a good-faith attempt to do two things: situate teams' records in the context of their strength of schedule, and discourage teams from running up the score.
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He touches down the day after a contentious referendum on whether the U.K. will leave the European Union, which has dominated Britain in the weeks running up to the vote.
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But they are running up against Trump&aposs shifting views on specifics and his determination, according to advisers, not to look soft on his signature immigration issue, the border wall.
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And when you're in a beauty rut and confused about what works for you, these sets will push you in the right direction without running up your credit card debt.
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She dominated the 100 meters hurdles in the year running up to the London Olympics and swept to victory in 12.37 seconds to firmly establish herself among the world's elite.
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"We've got an outfit operating in Idaho Falls, a debt collection agency, that's more interested in running up attorney fees than they are in collecting medical debt," VanderSloot told CNBC.
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About 200 meters (650 ft) of road running up to the famous Ponte Vecchio caved in when a major waterpipe it was sitting on broke, city mayor Dario Nardella said.
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It appears that her campaign is focused on running up the score now, spending millions in Indiana and Missouri, both of which favoured Mitt Romney by nearly 10% in 2012.
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Many attorneys charge on an hourly basis, but consider asking for a flat fee so you don't feel pressure to withhold any questions for fear of running up the bill.
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Trump had flirted with a presidential campaign in other election years, most notably running up to the 2000 election when he went so far as to form an exploratory committee.
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And "best" is an important part of the pitch here, because Velop is one of the most expensive systems out there, running up to $499 for a three-unit bundle.
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The moves are aimed at protecting customers from running up huge debts from buying virtual currencies on credit, if their values were to plummet, a Lloyds spokeswoman said last week.
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Rangers had to euthanize it because, without a home to call its own, it kept running up to people and cars and "causing a dangerous situation," the park service said.
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Second, during the running up to the Election, the number of bots' Russian-related tweets dominated the ones created by humans while the difference is not significant during other times.
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Next, she went walking along the beach and turned her back on the pigs for one quick second, when one came running up and bit her right on the backside.
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But a broader issue is that the people in charge of crafting the story — including Rhodes but running up to Obama himself — seem to have somewhat ambivalent feelings about it.
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Avianca Brasil filed for bankruptcy protection in December and has been running up debts with lessors and airport operators as it continues to carry out most of its scheduled flights.
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Real threats, but nothing to panic over if you're using secured devices running up-to-date software, and not allowing strangers into your home or giving them your wifi password.
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So instead of leaving heat or AC on all day (and running up their electric bill) the Nest will remember to turn it on an hour before they come home.
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In the years running up to its first rescue in 2013, HMV struggled to hold its own against supermarkets and online services in sales of CDs, DVDs and video games.
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The determination marks a setback for the EPA and Pruitt, who is also being investigated by his agency's inspector general and Congress for running up hefty travel and security bills.
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Beshear won by running up the margins in the suburbs and urban areas but those aren't nearly enough in Kentucky to get you over the finish line on their own.
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In terms of a potential space elevator, imagine a cable running up from the Earth's surface into space, and then suddenly ripping apart like a run in a lady's stocking.
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As most Americans know, since they have credit cards, car loans or a home mortgage, running up one's debt is only possible if someone is willing to lend you money.
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If this -- i know you can't equate private sector and public sector debt but is there a problem yet in your mind with the amount of debt we're running up?
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But Mr. Obama won by running up a larger margin and turnout among 18- to 29-year-olds than Mitt Romney was able to muster with voters 65 and older.
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"First of all, we should state that this was a horrible idea to bring the Taliban to Camp David, especially in the days running up to September 11," Rose said.
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Nate A lot of the biggest changes, like Democrats running up the score in metropolitan areas, won't be very obvious on the 2016 map in comparison with the 2012 map.
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He's consistently violated at least eight of them, from worshiping the God of Mammon to running up the biggest "pants on fire" liar score of any presidential candidate in history.
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They have so many more to choose from, like Lance Berkman "running up the terrace" and "almost bending the wrong way" to haul in a 430-foot shot in 2002.
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Past global blowups, like Mexico's in 1994, and Southeast Asia's in 1997 and 1998, were often stories of fast-growing economies running up debt and then running out of money.
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Some critics have called the team classless for celebrating after some of the late goals -- and accused the team of unnecessarily running up the score against an obviously outmatched opponent.
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That year, Democrats won the popular vote by disenfranchising Republican black voters and running up the score in the Deep South, where they won by 70 percent to 26 percent.
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But these traditional views are now running up against an emerging public perspective: that empowering young female politicians in particular can help the country combat corruption and institute real reforms.
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The state's Medicaid reform efforts are also running up against the reality that hospitalizations will be difficult to reduce without addressing the homelessness and joblessness that often accompany mental illness.
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But in a perk similar to Abkhazia's, Transnistria has not paid its gas bill to Moldova since secession, running up an estimated $6 billion tab over the past 29 years.
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Conversely, Nadal's psychological game plan for Federer has always been to pay homage to him as the greatest of all time, even while running up the head-to-head score.
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Absent that route, communities could sue the E.P.A. for failing to act, ultimately running up the agency's legal bills and slowing remediation as cases wind their way through the courts.
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The firm expects Tesla will drop 24% in the year ahead, saying the stock has "over-shooting right now" after running up more than 23.9% in the past six months.
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A monthly survey from the European Commission showed morale rebounded in September from lows seen in July and August to levels seen in the months running up to the referendum.
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Scheer, who like Harper is based in western Canada, attacked Trudeau for running up large budget deficits and accused him of being soft on what he called "radical Islamic terrorism".
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From the Bloomberg campaign's point of view, Klobuchar's "job" on Super Tuesday is to damage (if not defeat) Sanders in the smaller states; prevent him from running up the score.
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The first side was stuffed with such stunning songs as "Running Up That Hill" and "Cloudbusting", but it is the even more wonderful second side that represents Ms Bush's artistic peak.
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"I was coming out of the water when he came running up behind me and grabbed my towel off the ground, threw it around me and picked me up," she says.
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When the event was over, Lantz said, a man who worked for Robbins came running up to her and told her that Robbins wanted her to come to dinner with him.
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"Decade after decade, I keep running up against the bigotry of American mainstream culture against Appalachians, farmers, and rural life, and I always come back to Wendell for solace," she wrote.
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With homes and highways underwater along the Gulf Coast, Harvey is drawing comparisons to Hurricane Katrina, which hit New Orleans in 2005 — displacing 200,000 and running up $100 billion in damages.
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"After six minutes, you feel like you are running up a mountain, so even being able to go 50 seconds longer means a lot," said Dr. Shami in the press release.
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"Their business model thrives on conducting unending 'investigations,' of bona fide coverage requests, stalling interminably, running up their insured's costs, and avoiding coverage decisions based on flimsy excuses," the filing reads.
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When Rivera ran marathons, he said, he trained by running up the seven-and-a-half-foot-wide steps, which come in groups of 12 before leveling out into a landing.
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Because they feel so distinct, you never quite know what to expect, and you're constantly running up against brand-new concepts that feel in tune with the specific kingdom you're in.
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This country already has a debt problem, we don't need to add to it by electing someone who has experience at running up and destroying the credit rating of his state.
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There are many behaviors that would be labeled immoral and harmful — in a way that can't be dismissed as "locker room talk" — despite falling short of running up against the law.
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"Builders are running up against shortages of developed lots and having increasing difficulty finding skilled construction workers," said Mark Vitner, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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The shift to next day deliveries is thought to be key to renewing Amazon's sales growth at a time when the company is running up against the law of large numbers.
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But with Democrats in early 2010 running up against a mirror of the internal divisions now slowing Republican efforts to gut the law, progressives eventually stood down and voted for it.
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She recommends carrying two packets of cigarettes at all times, running up and down the ladders ("If you do it slow, it's more tiring"), and learning not to fight the boat.
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She has spent almost 17 years doing data analysis in the corporate world, only to keep running up to the challenges of finding the data she needed to tune her models.
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"Being a Kansas conservative used to mean paying off debt, balancing the budget and not running up bills our grandchildren would be expected to pay," Mr. Hayden said in a statement.
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While Elliot's doing all that, Angela is living the Karen Silkwood dream by stealing files from her boss and running up against possible regulatory capture issues at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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In the days running up to election 2018, take the time to learn who the candidates are in your district and mark your ballot in accordance with your conscience — happy voting.
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Good luck though, walk-up line times are running up to 6-hours long so far ... and the pop-up sold out on reservation spots within 31 minutes of going up.
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" She added that the RNC, which maintains a system that stores and provides information for party candidates running up and down the ballot, "is the only entity which can be trusted.
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"The way you contribute to the experience and become someone else, you realise you can change the course of the night," says Riggall, his events usually running up to 8 hours.
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I once spent a day running up and down the docks at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show asking crew one question: Would you buy a boat if you were rich?
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But many young adults here have been energized by the Libertarian candidate, Gary Johnson, who is drawing 13 percent, which may prevent Mr. Trump from running up a big victory margin.
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Running up a new outfit, she argues that if Corning is to turn back the challenge of upstarts like Howard C. Nolan (Glenn Fitzgerald), he will have to be less aloof.
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The thing I've been running up against is just that the resources on campuses in terms of being able to report this are just not accessible to a lot of students.
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Edison phone surveys of Illinois showed Biden running up huge numbers with black voters and trouncing Sanders with white voters without college degrees, a group that backed him four years ago.
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The latest batch of polls for Super Tuesday states shows Mr. Sanders with a clear lead, running up double-digit margins in California and significant ones in Texas and North Carolina.
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Critics note that he arrived just as the firm was running up outsized profits from loans it had bought from New Century, one of the leading subprime lenders in the country.
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Robert De Niro is in a legal battle with an ex-employee after his company filed a lawsuit accusing her of running up expenses and binge-watching Netflix during working hours.
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The pros executed a simplistic, pared-down look that let the actor's natural features shine and framed the rose-stem ink running up her back between her shoulders and red bodice.
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It does not, however, protect you from other forms of fraud like a thief running up charges on your credit cards, stealing from your bank account or hijacking your tax refund.
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Such a spinoff is a classic Malone maneuver meant to avoid running up corporate taxes, since shareholders will receive shares in the newly christened QVC Group rather than a cash payout.
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An unusual sector to be running up in tandem with cyclical stocks like Caterpillar, Cramer saw that the drug stocks also got a boost, which he attributed to Yellen's congressional testimony.
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Graphics performance is also more powerful, running up to three times faster than iPhone 6 at as little as half the power, enabling a new level of gaming and professional apps.
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Moreover, there's something particularly odious about running up the national credit card to stuff the pockets of already rich guys like Roger Goodell, Mark Davis, and the recently deceased Mike Ilitch.
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Both established companies have been buoyed by a broad resurgence in medical testing volume - now running up almost 2 percent annually after several flat years, according to William Blair analyst Amanda Murphy.
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Companies spent the years after the crisis raising cash but also running up debt, which had become cheap as the Federal Reserve slashed interest rates in an effort to stimulate the economy.
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Braun has had other run-ins with the law over the years, in incidents running up until 2016 that include being charged with drug and weapons possession, and misdemeanor theft and battery.
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Go out right now and buy a football, then spend the days after a Caps win running up to random fans of other teams and spiking it right in front of them.
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However, pollsters claim that the death has had little impact on sentiment and the remain camp was always likely to gain support in the last few days running up to the vote.
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On the 12th stage to Mont Ventoux he crashed after former team mate Richie Porte collided into a TV motorbike, running up the climb after his bike was broken in the incident.
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In light of this, both companies are experiencing heightened pressure from the publishing industry to re-assure ad buyers and advertisers of the quality of inventory their ads are running up against.
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Three straight bogeys augured for a long day, but for the next 15 holes he could do nothing wrong, running up nine birdies in his first career appearance in the Tokyo area.
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Yet he was playing not as an out-and-out striker but as a playmaker, the man in a pivotal creative role somewhat behind those running up front, Neymar and Luis Suárez.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britons have flocked to swap their pounds for euros and U.S. dollars in the days running up to the European Union referendum, high street foreign exchange companies said on Wednesday.
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For much of the race it had appeared another driver in the Andretti stable, 2014 winner Ryan Hunter-Reay, was headed back to Victory Lane running up front most of the day.
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Some 800,000 people a month were losing their jobs, we were running up a record-breaking deficit of $1.4 trillion dollars and the world's financial system was on the verge of collapse.
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What's a better word-of-mouth marketing strategy than running up to strangers on the street with Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas in tow to scream at them about a musical resurgence?
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The hack is reminiscent of a data breach involving the Democratic National Committee in 2016, which targeted the Democrats in the U.S. in the months running up to the U.S. presidential election.
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A shout of "man on" from fans at a soccer game will alert the player to someone running up behind them, but this sort of thing is unwanted at an esport event.
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On a blistering Sunday afternoon, I catch Brooks running up and down the five acres that the event sits on, with a walkie-talkie in hand, making sure that everything is cool.
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But what this means is that, by these Democrats' own admission, the actions of Comey and Russia were enough to outweigh the significant advantages that they had running up to this election.
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For the past eight years, Republicans have loudly criticized the Obama administration for running up the federal debt to nearly $20 trillion while deficit spending year after year on temporary budget solutions.
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Chicago's All-Star catcher, Willson Contreras, left the game in the seventh inning after grabbing the back of his right leg while running up the line as he lined out to center.
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However, the amendment to the Northern Ireland Bill will force MPs to sit in the days running up to the end of October, effectively blocking the next prime minister from suspending parliment.
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But running up the score in a district past 50 percent will allow a candidate to take all three of a district's delegates, so candidates have an extra incentive to win decisively.
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While running up debt is normally against GOP fiscal dogma, many Republicans have said they don't mind so long as the cause is tax cuts, which they contend will bolster economic growth.
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If Obama's approval rating holds, the two-year increase in favorability running up to the election would surpass even that of President Reagan's at the end of the Cold War, White said.
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And analysts and product designers said fresh breakthroughs are running up against the practical limits of what's possible in current smartphone hardware in terms of screen size, battery life and network capacity.
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Some 22019,000 people a month were losing their jobs, we were running up a record-breaking deficit of $1.4 trillion dollars and the world's financial system was on the verge of collapse.
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And while Strange is still running up the score in Montgomery County and Jefferson County (the home of Birmingham), Moore holds significant leads in most of the other suburban counties right now.
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Most of its ads ran in the months running up to the 2018 midterm elections, according to WIRED, and capitalized on fears about "mob rule" that would result from Democrats being elected.
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But Day did not play like the 14-times major champion early in the final round, running up three bogeys in the first six holes to open the door to his rivals.
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I saw a sniper—or what looked like a sniper—running up the steps of the building I was in, I'm sure taking position, trying to see in the windows of Norris.
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I literally get pissed at myself when I don't come anywhere near my unreasonable goal, which means it isn't uncommon to find me running up and down the stairs at 10:30PM.
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Going into Tuesday night, Biden was already in command of the Democratic presidential race after running up the score against Sanders on Super Tuesday and in a handful of primaries last week.
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But the real issue is who can bring the whole party together [and] represents all elements of the party," Biden said, arguing he has "the broadest coalition of anyone running up here.
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Republicans are dominating the countryside across much of the state, while Democrats are running up large margins in the cities in both the north and south while gaining strength in the suburbs.
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The wheat market was mixed, with the most-active Chicago Board of Trade soft red winter wheat contracts falling on profit-taking after running up to a six-month high on Monday.
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What Trump's supporters will see is their president trying to keep his word, running up against the liberal courts and a change-resistant, do-nothing Congress — their man against Washington, as promised.
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Twenty-three years after his career at Duke ended, Grant Hill said that he still imagines running up and down the court in the N.C.A.A. tournament whenever he hears the theme song.
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Unite America is building the necessary electoral infrastructure to support the first-ever credible, competitive, and coordinated slate of independent candidates running up and down the ballot, across the country this year.
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But that plan is running up against a big problem in the Senate, where some Republicans are reluctant to cut spending too deeply for a program that covers so many of their constituents.
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Since you could watch Brody in the ring swinging a chain and running up into the audience, parting seas of fans and scaring people, people back then thought that's who he really was.
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The feeling running up my spine when I watch this clip of Drake talking about how much he loves the "stunning" Doris Burke and wants to invite her to dinner at his place.
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The group that created RPI was aware of the predictive value of scoring margin from the beginning, but tried to work around it to avoid rewarding teams for needlessly running up the score.
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But Trump, who dominated the GOP primaries by first running up his numbers among blue collar whites and then expanding beyond that economic demographic, has another problem that other GOP nominees didn't have.
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It's a moving target that is always improving and, so long as eGPU enclosures are running up against the limitations of Thunderbolt 3, it might be a while until something better comes along.
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Jerry Rice and Walter Payton were early advocates of running up hills, and Kobe Bryant, Paul Pierce and Tony Gonzalez are among those that have run up sand dunes in Manhattan Beach, Calif.
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The ability, along with already showcased skills like leaping over objects and running up to 14 miles an hour, are all in service of Cheetah's larger vision of aiding search and rescue missions.
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The hope is that by running up the score in Davenport, Cedar Rapids and Des Moines -- more urban areas in a primarily rural state -- Clinton will be able to pad her delegate total.
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But it has been in the criminal justice arena where the Trump agenda -- with Attorney General Jeff Sessions leading the way -- is running up against the Obama legacy, and repeatedly turning it back.
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After running up fourth-quarter losses in all regions outside North America, Ford is making cuts in Europe, closing down vehicle lines in South America and laying off thousands of workers in China.
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Marwa Salem is running up against those obstacles as she tries to register the death of her father, who she said was killed by Islamic State for cooperating with the Kurdish security services.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Belgium's Brussels Airways, 45 percent owned by Deutsche Lufthansa, is running up 5 million euros ($5.6 million) in daily costs from the closure of its Brussels hub after last week's attacks.
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But the campaign is banking heavily on running up the score in South Florida, where Rubio leads in the polls, to help offset Trump's strength in central and northern parts of the state.
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The election map reveals the decades-old status quo has been reversed, with Democrats making strong gains in the inner suburbs, and Republicans running up huge margins in the exurbs and rural counties.
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LEVERAGING UP Debt had been Glencore's friend in the years running up to the Xstrata merger, allowing the company to leverage up its balance sheet and take full advantage of the commodities boom.
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Mr. Romney came close, running up his white vote totals in Southern states such as Mississippi (89 percent), Western states such as Arizona (66 percent) and Plains states such as Kansas (64 percent).
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The reduction in muscle vibration is why many believed, prior to this study, that compression tights would be a boon for running up and down the court (or around the track, or whatever).
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When the next recession comes, the Federal Reserve will then have more room to respond before running up against the interest rate "zero lower bound," as it did in during the Great Recession.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is an empty room on the top floor of Sperone Westwater Gallery — empty except for columns of words and numbers running up and down the walls.
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In the film, when I saw Bradley—young Brad—running up to meet his missus and his little baby boy [after Jason had helped him get acquitted], a tear sprung to my eye.
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There's also the spectacle of the films' mandate to top themselves running up against the mortal restrictions of a star, Tom Cruise, who's in his mid-210s but determined not to slow down.
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Running up big numbers in districts gerrymandered to include large numbers of voters of color, Mr. Halle said, would be less valuable than remaining viable in other rural districts filled with white voters.
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There also was trouble for Biden in Dubuque County, an enclave of Catholic voters that Biden, a Catholic, targeted aggressively with a specially tailored message in hopes of running up the score there.
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"The harsh reality is that while Bon-Ton's management put in great effort to make the business sustainable, they were always running up a down escalator," GlobalData Retail managing director Neil Saunders said.
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Price was quite fine running up the costs when he thought he could get away with it, but what seems to have sparked his accelerated apology tour is pressure from the White House itself.
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"On the four corners of the bed there was a chiffon canopy running up to a crystal in the center, like a pyramid, and on each corner there was a pyramid crystal," he recalls.
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LOCKHART: IT'S A BIG UNKNOWN AND I THINK IT'S POSSIBLE THAT AS THE MARKETS ABSORB INFORMATION RUNNING UP TO THE BREXIT VOTE, THAT THE MARKETS ARE VOLATILE AND CERTAINLY THE BREXIT VOTE RAISES UNCERTAINTY.
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Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC Capital Markets, said that beyond running up its foreign debt - an uncomfortable prospect for many Saudi officials - Riyadh had few options to obtain more money.
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"It can actually help to have more cards open, because you have more credit available to you [and] you have a longer history—as long as you're not running up big balances," says Rossman.
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Kohl's CEO Kevin Mansell told CNBC Friday morning that the chain's online sales have been running up in the double-digits all the year, and increased "pretty dramatically" to a new record on Thanksgiving.
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Britain's biggest selling newspaper, The Sun, carried a front-page story on Tuesday accusing the married chief executive of the taxpayer-supported bank of running up the bill while spending time with another woman.
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In the lawsuit filed on Tuesday, Redstone says Herzer and Holland engaged in a years-long scheme to drain his wealth by running up credit card bills, selling stock and changing his estate plan.
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This was a crucial element of the spec, allowing the tube to lay over a series of concrete pylons with minimal footprint, hopping over mountains, and even running up the median of I-10.
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Now that I live alone, I make a point of saying yes as much as possible to being social, even if it's just running up to H.'s place and chilling on his balcony.
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In the first video Schumer posted, the comedian can be seen running up to a line of dancing women, who were preparing for the upcoming parades of carnival season, which kicked off in January.
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On the face of it, digging the country deeper into debt feels like a dangerous idea—an irresponsible choice on a par with running up your personal credit card to take that Bahamas cruise.
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ABOUT THE CAVALIERS (49-1033): Cleveland started a small lineup on Saturday with Kevin Love in the center spot and James at power forward and the Heat had no problem running up the score.
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Administration officials like Mr. Taylor were going on the record and risking the wrath of a vengeful president, and running up large legal bills, to issue a warning about the state of the nation.
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That would be well above the average of 37.4% in the two decades running up to the financial crisis of 2008-09, and only marginally below the average of 13% between 1966 and 1984.
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That would be well above the average of 37.4% in the two decades running up to the financial crisis of 2008-09, and only marginally below the average of 563% between 1966 and 1984.
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BERLIN/PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron's push for an ambitious overhaul of Europe's single currency bloc is running up against robust resistance in Berlin despite conciliatory public signals from German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Right now, sea surface temperatures across the equatorial Atlantic are running up to about a degree and a half hotter than usual—not to mention it's late summer, so the ocean is hot, period.
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"The harsh reality is that while Bon-Ton's management put in great effort to make the business sustainable, they were always running up a down escalator," said Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail.
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But it was the Women's Building, which provides legal, health and social services to women and is covered with exuberant murals running up its facade and internal stairwell, that stopped him in his tracks.
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The quirks of augmented reality may prevent him from running up the level's blocky stairwells or descending into green pipes, but it feels real nonetheless, even if he's largely limited to walking around obstacles.
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Known as a "pacemaker for the brain," a VNS device consists of a battery surgically installed under the skin in the chest, with a wire running up to the vagus nerve in the neck.
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He had just pulled off his first win of the primary, beating Sanders and the rest of the field in South Carolina by an impressive margin while running up the margins with black voters.
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Seeking a second consecutive win on a three-game homestand, the Kings scored the game's first eight points and appeared well in command before halftime, running up as many as a 220-point lead.
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Handed the honor of hitting the first shot of the tournament, the veteran American sent his drive out of bounds before running up a quadruple-bogey eight on the way to an ugly 81.
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The Knicks temporarily took advantage, running up a 17-point lead, but their offense slowed down and produced just 14 points in the third quarter, and Toronto clawed back and rode DeRozan to victory.
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Mr. Price, who was publicly rebuked on Wednesday by Mr. Trump for running up at least $400,000 in charges on private jets, drew the president's ire again on Friday, only hours before his resignation.
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In particular I was looking to see whether I could pick out individual details like the sound of footsteps running up from behind or the whoosh of an enemy Tracer blinking around in the distance.
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Your entire league running up and down the court COKED OUT OF THEIR MINDS ... but that's not a TMZ Sports suggestion, it's coming straight from Mr. "I'm In Love With The Coco" himself, O.T. Genasis.
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President Donald Trump's top trade adviser last week claimed that Germany is using a grossly undervalued euro EUR= to take advantage of the United States, running up a huge trade surplus thanks to currency manipulation.
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India's Central Bureau of Investigation brought charges against Vijay Mallya in relation to the alleged misuse of state funds that were intended for his Kingfisher Airlines, which collapsed after running up a pile of debt.
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The company hasn't skipped a beat, and, as of Tuesday, you can officially shop Madewell's new fall collection with denim in sizes 23 to 37 and knits, tops, and jackets running up to size 3x.
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No one thought of this as pitcher abuse then, and still wouldn't 30 years later when Dwight Gooden would be running up the same sort of innings totals (and worse) for the New York Mets.
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Even if a suitable material could be found, the part of the cable within the atmosphere would be subject to weather disturbances, and the vehicles running up and down it could also cause dangerous oscillations.
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Fund managers cut short positions in WTI by 14 million barrels, Brent by 13 million, U.S. gasoline by 8 million and U.S. heating oil by 13 million in the week running up to Independence Day.
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"While it is not unusual to see corporations running up debt during a boom like this, it is unusual to see the government follow suit," said Ruchir Sharma, Morgan Stanley Investment Management's chief global strategist.
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TMZ Sports has obtained Richie Incognito's arrest video -- showing cops running up on the NFL lineman after he allegedly threatened to shoot staffers at an Arizona funeral home in the wake of his dad's death.
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Running up the support in those areas on caucus night is a big goal because they allocate larger numbers of delegates -- therefore votes -- to the final total than smaller counties with far less population density.
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The patent, which was filed in 2014 but approved on Tuesday, comes at a time when regulators' desire to track and police cryptocurrency is running up against the technology's core promises of pseudonymity for users.
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To the contrary, he has disparaged it, running up the highest non-crisis deficit in our history and putting the nation on a path of $85033 trillion deficits as far as the eye can see.
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The boys and girls were out in force, seeking complicated cocktails and the kind of lighting effects you used only to see in Glasgow — in nearby George Square — in the weeks running up to Christmas.
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He compounded his problems by hitting his first chip shot a little delicately up onto the crowned green, before running up in an effort to mark his ball before it rolled back to his feet.
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According to one sign, for instance, eagles can carry food up to a third of their body weight, the equivalent of a human running up 10 flights of stairs carrying over 45 pounds of groceries.
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And running up the tab during a period when the economy is growing, if slowly, may make it harder to spend freely during a future recession, when the need for government stimulus is more acute.
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However, sleeping under an inherently dense, adult-sized weight isn't always appealing for those who sleep hot, or who hate the idea of blasting the AC and running up the energy bill over the summer.
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Democrats, he notes, were obsessed with President George W. Bush "running up the nation's credit card" on wars and tax cuts when the real focus should have been on deregulation that was weakening financial markets.
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Day, bidding for a seventh tournament win in just 14 starts, never got his round back on track after running up a double-bogey at the par-four third where his tee shot found water.
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The question is whether the company can survive without him in the pilot's seat after running up hefty losses and high debts and having to raise 3 billion crowns ($351 million) from shareholders this year.
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On a campaign stop in Marshalltown, Iowa, former Vice President Joe Biden last Thursday accused Republicans of running up the nation's debt as a pretext for seeking cuts to federal retirement and healthcare benefits later.
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MARKET OVERVIEW Definitions of the Costa del Sol can differ, but it is frequently seen spanning roughly from Nerja in the northeast down to Algeciras in the southwest, and running up to 10 miles inland.
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At home, he would often practice with other runners on gravel roads and in the woods, running up to 1003 miles at a time, but not more than 20 miles on asphalt, The Times said.
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The average patient makes seven trips to the emergency room, sees five doctors and is hospitalized four times before a definitive diagnosis is made, running up approximately $100,000 in medical bills, Dr. Sorensen's study found.
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Buhari received nearly 90 percent of Kano state's vote in 2015, running up a 1.7 million vote edge that accounted for more than half of his final margin of victory over then-president Goodluck Jonathan.
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Since its acquisition, Barstool has released a raft of popular podcasts — including "Pardon My Take," which, with downloads running up to one million per episode, is one of the biggest sports podcasts in the country.
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Its challenges have been aggravated by the election of President Trump, as he has pushed tougher policies on such issues as immigration and the environment, running up against strong and often bipartisan sentiment in California.
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Every time a site was identified — in the Bronx, on the edges of Manhattan, in Queens or just beyond its borders — it was just as quickly ruled out, running up against one obstacle or another.
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The Californian handled the windswept conditions with aplomb, though riding his luck at times after some errant drives, while running up five birdies in a five-under-par 65 at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu.
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The original purpose of creating a statutory debt limit in 1917 was not to prevent the government from running up too much debt, but to remove the requirement that Congress authorize individual issuances of debt.
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The downside is that he had to develop new IT cost controls to ensure his teams aren't spinning up new cloud services all over the place that aren't really needed and running up big bills.
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This new contract covers the first mission that will carry actual astronauts to the Moon, which NASA is still targeting for 2024, and covers additional missions spanning ordering periods running up to September 30, 2030.
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Ms. Castor said that "it would be more efficient to expand Medicaid so people would have coverage, rather than running up huge bills at hospitals that need to seek reimbursement from the low-income pool."
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I knew that running up naked to a group of Massachusetts locals drinking beers on their porch at night had the potential to be awkward, but I still didn't get the reception I hoped for.
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The report suggests it is unlikely either state knew at the time, but that based on their intelligence-gathering both the US and Turkey should have investigated further in the period running up to the murder.
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Shortly after I declared this fact, my father left me at the entrance of my dormitory, perhaps thinking that the college with ivy running up and down red-brick buildings was like a five-star hotel.
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You can just show up at a fancy hotel and stay there for weeks, running up room service bills comparable to a nice monthly salary, and nobody even asks for a look at your credit card.
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"So all of the staff, all of the waiters, waitresses that may be on our showboat actually grabbed life jackets, AEDs, were running up and down the aisles helping as much as they could," Behr said.
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The heat wave currently baking the midsection of the country has turned portions of at least 20003 states into a sauna, with unusually high humidity with air temperatures running up to 20 degrees Fahrenheit above average.
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Sometimes dubbed the "homeless hacker" for his nomadic life, he pled guilty in 2004 to breaching the Times' internal network and running up tens of thousands of dollars in search fees on its Lexis-Nexis account.
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"It's clear Italians are opposed to governments systematically running up deficits to deal with companies in crisis," Natascia Turato, director of Index Research, said in a comment the firm posted online, along with its poll results.
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In the first video, she could can be seen running up to a line of dancing women, who were preparing for the upcoming parades of carnival season that kicked off in January (Mardi Gras is Tuesday).
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Sorry, but unless you've ever had your face in a toilet, throwing up because the blinding pain running up your neck and out of your eyeballs became too painful to internalize, I doubt you'll get it.
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He describes it as a short and fun piece of literature that highlights a young man's fight with his father and tells the story of him running up a tree in defiance and never coming down.
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Much like an introductory credit card offer, the sustained but temporary collapse in interest rates masked the burden of running up the federal debt and deluded policymakers into thinking this was a problem for another day.
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In the lawsuit filed on Tuesday, Mr. Redstone says Ms. Herzer and Ms. Holland engaged in a yearslong scheme to drain his wealth by running up credit card bills, selling stock and changing his estate plan.
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It was Jack Welch, the legendary retired chief executive of General Electric, reacting to good economic news in the weeks running up to the 663 face-off between President Obama and his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney.
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During that stretch, Kirk Cousins and the Minnesota offense has proven more than capable of running up the score on softer defenses, and they should be able to do it again this week against the Chiefs.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - African countries running up debt they won't be able to pay back, including to China, should not expect to be bailed out by western-sponsored debt relief, the United States' top Africa diplomat warned.
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There is a gym, a playroom and a lounge, but using those spaces requires additional fees, which is likely to leave most residents getting their cardio by running up and down the stairs from the lobby.
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Reasons to keep your student credit cardYou don't trust yourself with a higher credit limitStudent credit cards generally have low limits, which helps prevent cardholders from running up a huge balance they can't afford to repay.
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Braves 7, Mets 0 Jacob deGrom was carving through the Atlanta Braves' potent lineup on Wednesday night, running up his consecutive scoreless innings streak to 20103⅓ and displaying some of the best pitching of his career.
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If you're going to buy a full set, you might find yourself running up a significant tab, but Le Creuset does offer a set of six that takes some of the sting out of the cost.
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The president has been unceasingly consistent in his lack of concern for, interest in or, one suspects, awareness of the deficits that his government is running up or their dire implications for coming generations of Americans.
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There was no question that this was an emergency — surveillance video showed a man running up behind Kelsey and forcing her into a car — but days passed before the company agreed to provide the phone's location.
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That there were not more goals, that this did not turn into another massacre, the sort that prompts questions about the value and the morals of running up the score, is down, almost exclusively, to Endler.
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African countries running up debt they won't be able to pay back, including to China, should not expect to be bailed out by Western-sponsored debt relief, the United States' top Africa diplomat warned on Sunday.
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In another instance of the Republican-controlled Congress running up debt on the Treasury Department credit card, the Joint Committee on Taxation pointed to healthcare tax cuts included in the measure for the additional red ink.
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Now studios can make their money back more quickly, via selling of international rights, streaming rights, and other forms of ancillary revenue, but running up a debt on early seasons of a TV show is still common.
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Limiting the Spurs to 83-for-51 shooting (37.3 percent) while running up a 71-48 margin at the midpoint of the third quarter, the Warriors were thoroughly dominant in improving to 9-0 following a loss.
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Then in 2001, he was sentenced to eight years in prison in Indiana after he was caught running up $7,400 in charges at strip clubs and hotels on credit cards he had obtained under a fictional identity.
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Yet there is no sign of the livid clouds running up from the south-eastern horizon which serve as its evening harbingers, rising and roiling, filling the sky with their rumbling and the night with veiled lightning.
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And if costumed kiddies aren't spooked by a remote control tarantula running up to them, they'll definitely be freaked out by this poor chap whose face is covered in spiders trying to make a meal of him.
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Russia's budget, which is in danger of running up a bigger deficit this year than the 3.7 percent of gross domestic product envisaged, needs about 1 trillion rubles ($15.7 billion) in total from privatization deals in 13.
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ST JULIAN'S, Malta (Reuters) - For more than a century, locals in the small Maltese town of St Julian's have celebrated their patron saint by running up a steeply angled log, smeared with lard, protruding over the sea.
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Systems that allow customer service agents to process check-ins and dispatch aircraft are functioning normally, Delta said, with most delays and cancellations a result of flight crews displaced or running up against maximum allowed duty periods.
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A husband, who has never shucked a dime from his wife's pocket, looks about the corner, panting, and makes an effort to wipe the marble of the desk, as if running up the stairs in a transmitter.
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Whether he runs again or not, Sanders' backers and Iowa Democratic strategists say the Vermont senator's strength in the Hawkeye State will force other candidates to either embrace his influential message or risk running up against it.
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Never again would I roam the village with my schoolmates after lessons, snacking on mangoes, wandering out to check on my mother's cows or running up the big hill nearby to gaze at the airplanes passing overhead.
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The retail giant is also planning to run countdown deals in the week running up to Prime Day 2016, kicking off with a 32-inch TV and bundled Fire TV Stick available for $119.99 on July 5th.
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If Democrats are to win back the White House, they're not going to do it by further running up the score in already overwhelmingly Democratic urban centers where most of the party's major donors can be found.
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It's this area of unusually warm ocean waters that's fueling the heavy rains across the country, with average water temperatures off the Peruvian coast running up to 6 degrees Fahrenheit above average for this time of year.
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He compounded his problems by hitting his first effort a little delicately up onto the crowned green, and then running up after it in an effort to mark his ball before it rolled back to his feet.
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Outside the walls of the Republican National Convention, the band—comprising members of Rage Against The Machine, Public Enemy, and Cypress Hill—will play the first show of a national tour running up to November's presidential election.
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It was a huge night for Biden The former vice president shattered expectations, running up the score where he needed to, winning in unexpected places and setting himself on a path to potentially rewriting his political legacy.
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Stock deliveries from China were running up to six weeks late due to travel restrictions imposed to slow the coronavirus outbreak, while major city and tourist destination stores had experienced a slowdown in foot traffic, he said.
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Like those earlier candidates, Ms. Warren faces multiple rivals who may splinter the electorate this winter, and running up the vote margin in predominantly black areas could once again deliver troves of delegates needed for the nomination.
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The iconic shot of Rocky running up the museum steps was made possible only by the Steadicam, a camera stabilizing system first used in a feature film four decades ago — Hal Ashby's "Bound for Glory" in 1976.
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Whatever rocks your boat: yoga, boxing, walking, running up the stairs at work, doing 20 push-ups, 20 sit-ups and 20 squats a day, or dancing to a TV ad; whatever make your heart pound faster.
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Qatar Airways, whose flights have been forced to leave the region through Iranian airspace, is running up to eight extra cargo flights every day to bring fresh supplies of fruit, meat and vegetables to Doha, the capital.
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The first game also started off with a subpar starting pitching performance, by Luis Severino, who lasted just two and a third innings and allowed three runs on six hits while running up a high pitch count.
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Not buying RINs is like running up a bar tab — that is, if the cost of beer fluctuated wildly and your final bill was calculated based on the price of suds on the day you settle up.
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The surviving students' push for gun reform -- the #NeverAgain movement -- may be running up against tough headwinds in Congress, but it's lit a spark in the nation's schools, where walkouts and protests are planned for next month.
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Traditionally, Democratic victory here has involved running up the score around Cleveland and other major population centers, particularly with nonwhite voters, while holding onto white working-class households in old-guard union towns with deep Democratic ties.
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After months of training—running up to six miles a day, six days a week; and weight training—Ceidro crossed the finish line of the UPMC Pittsburgh Half-Marathon on May 7 in three hours and 14 minutes.
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Unlike many millennial Hong Kongers -- whose parents moved abroad in the years running up to handover, taking advantage of generous immigration laws within the British Commonwealth to get their children foreign passports -- they also have no way out.
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The lime green checkerboard print pants feature shots of the aughts heiress icon running up the side, accented with neon green feathers and featuring a hip cutout that shows off the fishnets the pop star was wearing underneath.
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Some of the boys were smartly dressed, looking like they were on an actual shopping trip at the supercar paddock, while others were riding on their parents' shoulders as the cars running up the Goodwood Hill sped by.
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However, MPs on Thursday afternoon voted by 315 to 274 to back an amendment to the Northern Ireland Bill, which is designed to force parliament to remain open in the days and weeks running up to October 31.
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"Republicans and Democrats should be able to agree that taking care of national security is more important than running up the score in unnecessary and divisive culture wars," Sasse said in a statement accompanying the letter's release Monday.
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Expecting Trump will follow through on the expectations his team is setting, the way a normal politician would, is like Charlie Brown running up to kick the football, confident that this time it won't really be yanked away.
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MALMO, Sweden — The idea that anything labeled "food" can be described as "disgusting" is a minefield, running up against cultural tastes and personal preferences, not to mention the shrinking ability of some countries to feed all their people.
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Running up the deficit so extravagantly would serve two strategic purposes: One, as many have pointed out, is to create a fiscal emergency that justifies massive cuts to and even possible privatization of Social Security, Medicaid and Medicare.
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After a few runs by Tevin Coleman, who is back after dislocating his shoulder in the N.F.C. championship game, they ran another deception play, with Samuel looking to pass before running up the middle for a first down.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont (an independent democratic socialist) and land some hits on former New York City mayor Mike Bloomberg (a former Republican) while running up the middle as the only true consensus-building Democrat in the race.
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OTTAWA, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Canada is in a very good fiscal situation and should not be worried about running up deficits at this point, Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz said in a television interview aired on Sunday.
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The American world number two had stormed five strokes in front with nine holes to play and victory seemingly assured when he bogeyed the 213th and 214th before running up a nightmare seven at the par-three 216th.
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"Republicans and Democrats should be able to agree that taking care of national security is more important than running up the score in unnecessary and divisive culture wars," Sasse said in a statement accompanying the letter's release Monday.
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If you've been paying attention to Everlane recently, there's no way you could have missed the videos of their employees (and DJ Collective founder Bec Adams) running up and down the West Coast in a pair of flats.
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Both include a flurry of cuts of found footage, including the 1993 movie Menace II Society: a hooded figure running up the Hollywood hills; a white policeman; a black body chased by a camera, just out of frame.
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Stephen Curry scored 15 of his game-high 29 points in a 33-16 first-quarter run-away, allowing the Warriors to hold the serve at home that they earned by running up the NBA's best regular-season record.
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"The flight attendants went into complete action mode, running up and down the aisle, helping people put on their masks, making sure the oxygen was flowing before they started putting on their own masks," the anonymous passenger tells PEOPLE.
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"Hubble going down to one-gyro mode would in particular have hampered our efforts to characterize extrasolar planet atmospheres in the years running up to James Webb," research scientist Jessie Christiansen at the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute told Gizmodo.
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For more news click on The bank is due to hold its annual general meeting amid a row over the bank's proposal to pay senior management hefty bonuses despite running up a 236.35 billion Swiss franc loss in 20153.
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When recalling America's "running boom" of the 1970s—a surge of interest in jogging that included President Jimmy Carter taking to the tarmac—Runner's Worldnoted that "road running up to the 0003s was an unfashionable add-on to track".
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A thin strip of colorless gray sky is visible between the air conditioning units, perched on two struts, spanning the upper half of the painting, along with a tall gray pipe running up the side of a nearby building.
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"I'm fully expecting a whole series of international organizations to make comments saying we ought to stay in the European Union running up to the 23rd of June, no doubt orchestrated by the U.K. government," Longworth told CNBC Wednesday.
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The issues aren't especially complicated, analysts say: Policy changes are running up against fundamental market forces that are more important for stocks than marginal changes designed to boost energy supplies, which might also tend to push energy prices lower.
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Parker sees the S&P 500 Index running up another 3 percent higher by year-end, though he stresses that that's only the "base case" for stocks, with policy changes and stronger market fundamentals potentially driving stocks even higher.
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"Upon getting on scene the dog, a female black with white on her chest, small pitty mix with a purple collar was frantically running up and down the road and in and out of traffic," the Facebook post said.
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Ms. Bouchra's most vivid childhood memories are trips with her mother to the local fabric store at age 6 or 7, running up and down the aisles, touching the rolls of fabric and picking up snippets to take home.
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The project will also need more money, said the officials who are running up against the complexity of civil engineering, potential power grid overloads and unwieldy payment processes, illustrating some of the difficulties facing cities and nations across Europe.
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According to the National Weather Service, "catastrophic flooding" is occurring on the Big Island of Hawaii, where a persistent flow of moisture from the Southeast is running up against the island's 10,000-foot-high peaks, wringing out torrential rains.
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My Twitter may show me enjoying a nice glass of red in the seat, but it won't show me running up and down the train, trying to get photographs and videos of each of the different types of carriage.
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"It would be one thing if we were running up deficits to fund investments in the future, but that's not what's happening," he said, adding that investments only accounted for "a tiny fraction" of the spending in the budget.
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We had forecast a 2016 deficit of 5% of GDP, although Ghana's track record of large budget deficits, running up arrears, and fiscal slippage around elections, meant that risks to our forecast were heavily weighted to a wider deficit.
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My dad, a former C.I.A. agent and World War II paratrooper, immediately went into full operational mode: running up the hill, grabbing one of the kids and dangling him over the side of the bridge until both perps apologized.
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"I made the decision many months ago, before I was on the team, that I would not play or travel outside the U.S., where I and my family live, in the weeks running up to the birth," he added.
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But the business failed, running up almost $1403 million in debts, according to commercial records kept by the Prague Municipal Court, including a $1.4 million fine Mr. Nejedly owed to the Czech state over a fuel deal gone sour.
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A small group of Democrats, including Schiff and House Rules Committee Jim McGovern (D-Mass.), were still hammering out details of the resolution Tuesday afternoon, running up against an internal deadline to consider the measure in the Rules panel.
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But just as the Census Bureau is now running up against deadlines to finalize forms in advance of next spring's census, the Trump administration might run up against another deadline — the presidential election — in trying to end DACA again.
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Qiaoqiao, a black Labrador retriever that had served as a guide to Tian Fengbo for six years, came running up to Mr. Tian and his family members as they prepared to search for the dog, Mr. Tian said on Wednesday.
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The former White House official texted BuzzFeed News a GIF of Danny McBride on the HBO show Eastbound & Down, running up to the baseball field wrapped in an American flag, giving everyone the middle finger, as fireworks shoot around him.
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Known as Modern Monetary Theory, the idea of running up large debts and deficits in order to pull the economy out of weak periods has some high-profile supporters, including Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders and maverick New York Rep.
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Finding a wrench, he methodically smashes the back of his car, establishing his alibi, running up more bills he can't afford, and (unlike Keith Moon or his boss) not finding as much satisfaction in wanton destruction as he had hoped for.
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Since 2017, Google has been sanctioned three times, running up €8.2bn in fines for promoting its own shopping-comparison service in search results and edging out rivals with its Android phone software, as well as for abusing its strength in advertising.
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Unfortunately for T-Mobile, arguably the worst person the company could be running up against in this situation is Dish chairman and co-founder Charlie Ergen, a famed poker player who is notorious for keeping his cards close to the vest.
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While space on Drake's body is running up, after meeting Céline Dion at the Billboard Music Awards in May, the Degrassi: The Next Generation alum told his fellow Canadian that he'd like to get her face permanently engraved on his person.
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Overall, U.S. lobster exports have soared in recent years and year-to-date through August are running up 16 percent in dollar terms compared with a year ago, according to the latest export data from the National Marine Fisheries Service.
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LONDON, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group said on Wednesday its Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osório had not breached company policy after a British newspaper accused him of running up a big hotel bill while on a business trip to Singapore.
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Keep in mind that while today's liberals have turned against the politics of austerity, Democrats in the 1980s chastised Ronald Reagan for running up massive deficits on behalf of bloated military budgets, and faulted them for weighing down the economy.
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Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen has rejected Trump's assertions that he wants to roll back the banking regulations put in place after the 2008 financial crisis, noting how they protect the economy from running up another crisis, The Washington Post reports.
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Technology stocks were the best-performing for the second session running, up 1.3 percent and clawing back after a nosedive fueled by jitters over valuations, particularly in the U.S. Chipmakers Infineon, Dialog Semiconductor and ASML all gained 1.2 to 1.5 percent.
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This is a film about people who've created certain images of themselves — Hec as a self-sufficient, silent loner; Ricky as a hyper-verbal, competent outlaw; Paula as a child-saving Terminator — but keep running up against their own limitations.
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Some bidders were spurred on by the pound's fall of around 19 percent against the Hong Kong dollar GBPHKD=R and the rand GBPZAR=R since the referendum, including 3-4 percent falls in the week running up to the sales.
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He seems to deserve his first Oscar more than Washington deserves his third, especially after running up against the formidable Javier Bardem back in 2008, when Affleck was nominated for The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford.
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There is an interesting history here; one of the most famous movie shots of the 1970s — Rocky Balboa running up the stairs of the Philadelphia Museum of Art — was apparently inspired by Mr. Brown demonstrating the capabilities of his rig.
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"So all of the staff, all of the waiters, waitresses that may be on our showboat actually grabbed life jackets, AEDs, were running up and down the aisles helping as much as they could," he said, referring to automated external defibrillators.
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Turns out, it's almost true; while Everlane's Glove Boots have a lot more give than your typical leather booties, they do have strips of tougher material running up the backs, which rubbed against my heels as my feet shifted around.
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Zach Randolph scored 11 of his game-high 22 points while the Sacramento Kings were running up a 14-point lead in the first quarter Tuesday night, paving the way to a 114-109 win over the Mavericks in Dallas.
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But in the run-up to the election, the ruling African Party for the Independence of Cape Verde (PAICV) has come under attack for running up the public debt on expensive infrastructure projects while failing to tackle rampant youth unemployment.
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I had a dry cough and difficulty breathing that I only noticed when I exerted myself, like when I was running up the stairs, when I was playing with my dog, or when I tried to work out from home.
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Democrats win the popular vote by an even wider margin than Hillary Clinton's nearly 3 million vote lead in 2016, running up the score in solid blue states and closing most of the gap in large red states like Texas.
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The state law apparently dates back to 2008, when lawmakers passed it in response to teenagers who posted videos of themselves running up and punching strangers in what was known at the time as the "knockout game," Mr. Borghardt said.
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In the days running up to the 50th anniversary of the World Economic Forum, I joined a group of climate activists who are demanding that you, the world's most influential business and political leaders, begin to take the action needed.
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It was on display Saturday night in L.S.U.'s 27-26 victory over previously unbeaten Florida, as the Tigers eviscerated what had been one of the best defenses in the country, running up 21 yards on a mere 254 plays.
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While none of our current wars are running up the kinds of costs incurred at the peak of U.S. involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan, when the United States had well over 28500,6900 "boots on the ground," they are costly nonetheless.
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The compromise On a damp, cool day earlier this month, I climbed into a McLaren GT near CNN's Manhattan offices and headed toward one of my usual test drive routes running up a twisting highway east of the Hudson River.
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In the days running up to the 50th anniversary of the World Economic Forum, I joined a group of climate activists demanding that you, the world's most powerful and influential business and political leaders, begin to take the action needed.
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That was in addition to the cutbacks and layoffs that have left the industry feeling as if it were "running up a down escalator," as Tom Moran, editorial page editor of The Star-Ledger, the state's largest newspaper, put it.
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With financial investors running up against limits on the capital they need to hold against over-the-counter currency derivatives trades, industry figures say exchange-based products like those offered by CME are one natural way of filling the gap.
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He hung around and waited for his foes to fall on their own swords, which Koepka, Francesco Molinari and Tony Finau all did by finding water with their tee shots at the par-three 12th and running up double-bogeys.
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That cute cat wallpaper for your Android phone or free photo-editing software app you downloaded may be using your phone without your permission and running up fraudulent ad views, according to a recent report from online marketing firm eZanga.
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As a private citizen, Haley can pick and choose her moments -- campaigning for Trump if he remains popular with Republicans running up to his re-election race in 2020 while distancing herself from positions that could damage her down the road.
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But on all three issues — running up the debt, undermining the independence of the Federal Reserve and repealing or refusing to enforce financial regulations — candidate Trump is making it completely clear that a President Trump would have a major destabilizing impact.
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Top Republicans, including Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, privately attempted to persuade Trump that a health care push would not only fail, but backfire on Republicans running up and down the ticket in 2020, multiple sources told CNN last week.
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On Thursday, the very steps that the likes of Julia Roberts, Jodie Foster and Woody Allen will walk up next month played host to a simulation with would-be attackers running up the stairs and police attempting to secure it.
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He and the Republican Congress are now on a path that is well trodden by their liberal counterparts in the Democratic Party: running up the debt to pay for the baubles of today at the expense of our children's future.
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Now, one thing that contributed to the quick dip after Sandy Hook was the timing; the shooting was on December 14, 2012, which meant news coverage was running up against the holidays, which inevitably dampens interest in anything of substance.
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"There's a fair amount of juggling that pipeline companies can do with crude oil, and they haven't been running up against those limitations for the past several months because of the wildfires," said Sandy Fielden, director of commodities and energy research at Morningstar.
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In these earliest days of commercial viability, virtual reality is running up against the same wall as so many technologies before it: how does a company translate it for the majority of consumers who won't be able to demo it in the wild?
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Running up the incline between the two countries (a concrete-paved "culvert" over the dried-up Rio Grande river) and daring to touch the American fence, one of Mr Hernández's friends was grabbed by Mr Mesa before he could scamper down the incline.
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Li, from Cangzhou in Hebei province, scoured local papers and websites for small lenders to finance his son's costly treatment at a specialist hospital in Beijing, running up debts of more than 1.7 million yuan, about 10 times his typical annual income.
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Beyoncé and Jay Z were strutting their stuff, unaware of anyone running up on the stage, after performing their joint hit "APESHIT," when the fan can be seen coming up the stairs at the front of the stage and running after them.
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He flipped every one of the counties that Mr Trump won by 10 points or less last year, banking large numbers of votes in the counties housing Alabama's five biggest cities, and running up sizable margins in Alabama's majority African-American "black belt".
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In the grand scheme of things, it's a lot less harmful than many other self-destructive things that people living on the edge often do, like running up credit card debt, exceeding their bank overdraft limit or taking out loans from payday lenders.
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According to Hong Kong-based non-governmental organization China Labour Bulletin, there was a dramatic increase in protests running up to the Lunar New Year in February, and protests that may well increase in the future as Beijing pushes ahead with mass layoffs.
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LeEco, founded by Chinese billionaire Jia Yueting in 1.33, made a splash on China's tech scene but has stumbled since, running up almost Rmb19bn ($2.7bn) in debts that have forced it to cancel several deals, including the planned purchase of television maker Vizio.
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You can still have some fun with it by sending in your bear to do your dirty work, but ultimately most of the battles boil down to you running up to bad guys and hitting them with a blunt or pointed object.
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Be it Mookie Betts hitting five homers in seven plate appearances, Jackie Bradley running up his 29-game hitting streak (and generally breaking through), or Travis Shaw actually contributing to a Major League Baseball roster, all have been keys to Boston's resurgent season.
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As if a running, jumping robot man wasn't enough to worry about for one day, Boston Dynamics dropped a second video showing off SpotMini, one of the dog bots, zipping around an obstacle course and running up a flight of stairs unassisted.
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The latest indictment claims that in 2007 Francis hosted a "raging multi-day party, with a rotating carousel of prostitutes in attendance, during which the conspirators drank all of the Perignon available at the Shangri-La" (hotel), running up a $50,000 bill.
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Chmielewski also claims that Pruitt, who is under investigation for running up hefty travel bills, arranged trips under the auspices of official business in order to tour cities or countries he wanted to visit or to return to his home state of Oklahoma.
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But the government has said the group has no legal grounds to pull out of the contract and has accused it of using the immunity issue as a pretext to walk away from Ilva because it is running up heavy losses there.
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Bruce Wills and Spencer Jones hit 3-pointers to produce the first six points in the game, and Stanford never trailed, running up leads of 20-7 in the eighth minute and 103-16 with four minutes remaining in the first half.
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Besides some double-face footwear (so shoes pointed in two directions at once), the collection was full of clothes you could actually wear: little pleated schoolgirl skirts and piqué polo shirts, and double-waisted trousers with a gold zipper running up one leg.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Fresh meat was selling like hot cakes at Smithfield Market's Christmas Eve public auction on Monday, with auctioneers running up and down makeshift catwalks and handing over turkeys and huge cuts of beef and pork in return for 20-pound notes.
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"It doesn't matter whether you're a red state or a blue state, the idea of running up the debt by $85033 trillion and cutting Medicare and Medicaid to pay for tax cuts for big corporations and the wealthy is not popular," he said.
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Let's hope the internet is not real life, or else we are in for an army of egg-faced shitbags running up to us at all hours of the day, quoting sexist Willy Wonka memes and trying to sell us cheap Oakley sunglasses.
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In the minutes before the pop wunderkind made her long-awaited return to the festival—and her debut on its main stage—the lights went dark, and the tumbling drum intro to Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" echoed from the speaker stacks.
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" Hot Spring treads similar ground like on "No Money," where he also references universally popular songs, singing, "I've been dancing in the dark / I've been running down a dream / I've been running up that hill, but floating back down in a stream.
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Please, let's not talk about the wrongheadedness of fiscal policy — about imposing austerity in a depressed economy, then running up the deficit when we're already near full employment — as a problem of "political dysfunction," or assert that both parties are to blame.
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They have a wide variety of skills, and within equestrian sport there are disciplines designed to showcase them, including riding intricate patterns in reining, leaping over high obstacles in show jumping and running up to 143-mile races over tricky terrain in endurance.
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That, and Trump's policies of trying to deny health care to the poor, of running up a trillion-dollar deficit to enrich a handful at the very top, of turning a blind eye to mass shootings of schoolchildren, would take down Republicans.
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Sources tell TMZ ... MJ has been renting a couple different rooms for herself, Geno and some friends at the Residence Inn Marriott in McDonough, GA since around Thanksgiving time -- and recently, her tab started running up to the $2,000 mark ... which went unattended.
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Her ferocious Tracy (whose printed last name, "FLICK," looks pointedly rude in certain typefaces) is a lonely soul with a megalomaniacal bent, for whom the American education system is less about accumulating knowledge and more about running up the score on her transcript.
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Based on a true story chronicled in New York magazine, "Hustlers" focuses on a group of exotic dancers in New York who began drugging their customers, running up vast tabs on the men's credit cards that their marks were too embarrassed to pursue.
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After running up and going into a deep crouch, Diallo exploded into the air, leaping over Shaquille O'Neal, the 7-foot-1 Hall of Fame center, clearing the big man's head, and finishing the dunk with his hand plunged deep inside the basket.
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It's unclear how prosecutors intend to break into the phones, and whether they have the means to do so given the fact that some of the devices may be running up-to-date versions of iOS, making them virtually impenetrable, even to Apple itself.
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Ledbetter moved the weight by literally moving the heaviest part: the main processor and battery are now located in a module that sits on the back of the headset, with wires inside the headband running up to the display board and components in the front.
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J.Crew tells us you can expect to see the brand and Madewell integrating their new standard sizing — denim running from sizes 23 to 37 and dresses, knits, sweaters, tops, and jackets running up to size 24 — into its main lines this summer and fall.
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Trump's team has attempted to paint this scheduling decision as evidence that Clinton is on the defensive, but Clinton supporters emphasize that ensuring at least 270 electoral votes is the most important goal of the campaign — not running up the score with multiple tossup states.
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Airbnb did so in a September letter to the SEC, advocating an update to rules governing equity-based employee compensation, which would allow them to distribute stock to hosts that use its platform without running up against the public-reporting limit of 1,999 shareholders.
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What remains unanswered is how far Law and Justice will be able to go — even with a hobbled constitutional tribunal and firmer control of the national prosecutor's office and government-controlled media — before running up against the limits of both domestic and European politics.
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Then there were trousers, most often with asymmetric ruffles running up the sides or finishing the hem, and a series of gowns — strapless, tiered, sparkling, one-shouldered, Impressionistic, spaghetti-strapped and covered in overlapping layers of beaded scallops, like so many unfurled Art Deco fans.
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Nevada's sprawling 4th Congressional District, which incorporates parts of Sin City, the north Vegas suburbs and rural areas running up to Reno, is heavily comprised of African-American, Mexican-American, Mormon and suburban voters — all groups which Trump has alienated or struggled to win over.
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The Bank of England is to offer extra liquidity to U.K. banks in the weeks running up to the referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union in an effort to pre-empt any shocks to financial markets around the time of the vote.
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Some people also try to make their own alkaline water Most commercial alkaline waters range from slightly more expensive than regular bottled water (around $2 to $3 a bottle) to significantly costlier, with some brands running up to $15 for a 1.5 liter container.
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The company, which has issued a steady stream of profit warnings over the past year, said it had initiated a cost reduction program that was seen generating savings of 360 million crowns this year 2018 while running up restructuring costs of about 40 million crowns.
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Q: Anyways, I was reading that most of the office space was pre-leased earlier when people were concerned we were running up against 1986's Proposition M, which caps the amount of office space that can be built in SF in any single year.
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Sources close to Kylie and Travis tell TMZ ... they are getting back to their co-parenting ways to throw a joint party for Stormi's 2nd, renting out a studio space for friends and family and running up the tab to a cool six figures.
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Trucks have become bogged down on an unpaved section of the BR-163 highway in southern Pará state, running up loses of $400,000 a day for grain traders moving soy from Mato Grosso to northern ports, the main lobby for Brazil's soy business said.
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Compass, the real estate firm handling sales and marketing for the building, expects to begin sales later this month, with one-bedrooms starting at about $2 million and prices running up to about $14 million for a four-bedroom penthouse with a private loggia.
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Some of the companies who had won projects between July and August 2018 and could be running up against the July 2020 deadline include Aditya Birla Renewables and SoftBank -backed SB Energy, said a banker who has worked with renewable companies in the past.
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New Balance worked with agency VML to scan crowds of people collect data about fashion trends in the weeks running up to the New York event, but the cameras around the booth in Soho will use machine learning to find anomalies to these trends.
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Nor is it just that the characters enter and exit from four separate locations — one of them via a steep staircase perpetually populated by someone who is lingering on or running up or down it — in a dizzyingly choreographed dance of comings and goings.
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Twenty-five years of journalism toil, soaring lyrical copy, gritty investigations, round-the-clock vigils—decades of them—and a raccoon running up the side of a building across the street for me had garnered me half as many Twitter followers as my entire career.
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If one side of the sustainability fear is that Netflix and its ilk can't keep running up massive amounts of debt forever, the flip side is that the entertainment industry trying to beat Netflix at its own game may end up being a self-defeating proposition.
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The current effort to lobby the body has been foreshadowed for months running up to the election, with some arguing that electors should return to their role as wise politicos exercising their own judgment to save the Republic from someone his foes say is a demagogue.
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"What we saw coming to that first stage end was a driver in Brett Moffitt running up front in an under-sponsored truck that has only two races committed — Daytona and Atlanta — before that team has to figure out where their funding's coming from," he says.
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I get out of the car and I look in the distance — and it's like Lawrence of Arabia when Omar Sharif was running up with the camel— I just see this thing coming in the distance, and it gets closer and closer and closer and closer.
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In support of the Swedish campaign App & Hoppa Sverige, which inspires young people to stay active, the royal released a video this week that shows her running up and down the stairs and hallways of the royal palace in Stockholm — in her pantsuit and heels, no less.
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With shows running up to seven times a day and priced at about 37,000 Won ($30) per ticket, a virtual show is far more accessible than a live concert, which can cost 23 times more and sell out quickly, Park told Mashable during a visit to Singapore.
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In creating this bill, she hopes to give her constituents better access to the drugs they need to survive, relating stories she's been told about people running up credit card debt to pay for insulin or telling her about family members who died from diabetic ketoacidosis.
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"The Ugly American," a book written by Eugene Burdick and William Lederer in the 1950's and often confused with "The Quiet American," written by Graham Greene, was an indictment of the diplomatic corps in Southeast Asia in the years running up to the Vietnam War.
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A human chain in Cityplaza, in the eastern suburb of Taikoo Shing, turned into a bloody face-to-face conflict with police, running up and down escalators where families with young children had been window shopping just minutes before and watching skating on the ice rink.
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We will be the loser on trade if our policies are so myopic and isolationist that we drive the world away from using the dollar as the currency of commercial choice — all while running up so much debt that we require international support to keep it affordable.
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The government says the Amsterdam-listed steel group has no basis to withdraw from a contract it finalized last year and has accused the company of using the immunity issue as a pretext to walk away from Ilva because it is running up heavy losses there.
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A comeback would presumably involve reunifying conservatives like those in Western Michigan, holding down his losses in well-educated suburbs like those in the Detroit area, and running up the score among white working-class voters in traditionally Democratic areas, which are quite plentiful in Michigan.
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Democrats argue that a political party is entitled to a proportionate share of seats based on their statewide vote totals — a "right to win" — when America has a winner-take-all system, where winning individual elections, not running up votes in safe districts, is what matters.
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Lufthansa Says Still Cancelling 52 Flights To And From Brussels Between Apr 5 * Lufthansa says to restart flights to brussels airport on tuesday * Lufthansa says shuttle bus service between frankfurt and brussels will continue running up to and including wednesday Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: [ ]
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In the weeks running up to the meeting, the funds rate closed within 5 basis points, or 0.05 percent, of the IOER, instead of staying within the midpoint of the target range as it has done since the Fed began hiking the funds rate in December 2015.
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Both candidates appear to be doing well in their geographical bases, with O'Connor running up the score in Franklin County and Balderson overperforming in Zanesville and Newark Meanwhile, Morrow County has finished reported and Balderson won by about 40 points, or 70 percent to 29 percent.
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To listen to a stambeli musician do his thing—to watch his body sway over the instrument, the calloused fingertips running up the strings, to hear the warbled chant (Sidi Mansour ya baba, Sidi Mansour ya baba)—is singularly unique, meant to be experienced in the flesh.
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As I pulled over on the Massachusetts Turnpike to take five at a rest stop, I noticed a woman at the Burger King counter wearing a lovely formal dress, her hair meticulously styled; she wore heels and a pair of stockings with seams running up the back.
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I paced the upstairs hallway of my house, back and forth, back and forth, chanting, gathering energy, feeling a sort of furry electricity running up and down my arms and threw my hands, until — astonishingly — there was a shudder of lightning and a loud crack of thunder.
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Even by hardcore rap standards, Fever is gloriously fierce, a harsh burst of noise and attitude, from the opening bounce of "Realer" to "Running Up Freestyle," which ends the album in a flurry of bleeps as Megan and the shrill electronic beat clamor to outshout each other.
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He pulled similar frauds in Florida, running up tens of thousands of dollars in credit card debt at high-end resorts, such as the Walt Disney World Grand Floridian Beach Resort in Orlando, as well as more than $51,000 at a Florida Saks Fifth Avenue location.
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In the United States, she's best known for the 19783 single "Running Up That Hill (A Deal With God)" and her radiant guest vocal on Peter Gabriel's "Don't Give Up," but she has a devoted following that includes many songwriters, among them Tori Amos and Maxwell.
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Over the years, Apple's more strictly curated App Store has had fewer problems with malware and privacy-invading apps, but the gap has closed and both companies have stepped up defenses to keep children from running up the credit card bill with unsupervised in-app purchases.
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Though she has maintained the No. 1 ranking she consolidated by winning last year's French Open, Halep has not won a match since her loss to Kanepi more than four months ago, running up a five-match losing streak as she struggled with a back injury.
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Lord & Taylor: Here are a few numbers to give you a sense of the extravagance of Lord & Taylor's "The Best and the Brightest" display: There are more than 200 hand-painted, hand-sculpted squirrels running up the facade of the building, and 250,000 strands of lights.
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What connects all who watch the World Cup, whoever they are rooting for, is that we're willing to throw ourselves into the big story, to try to make meaning out of 22 players running up and down a pitch for a few weeks every four years.
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