You don't shoot up anywhere and get away with it.
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If you're going to kill yourself, shoot up the school.
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And how, exactly, do actors shoot up without actually injecting?
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They texted numerous parents, threatening to shoot up our schools.
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He said he was "fixing to shoot up" a school.
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Premiums for those who need comprehensive coverage would shoot up.
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GDAXI shoot up from a two-month low, up 1.5 percent.
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I can't get drunk but I can shoot up a school.
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The first is that the level of transparency would shoot up.
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"They were just looking for someone to shoot up," Rausch said.
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Aggressive are those who shoot up a theater and kill dozens.
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Toy sales typically shoot up in the year-end holiday season.
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You're not going to shoot up thousands in a few days.
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Another guy threatened to come back and shoot up the store.
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They do not need a taxpayer-sponsored haven to shoot up.
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What no one anticipated was that profits would also shoot up.
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And now it has inspired two different men to shoot up synagogues.
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Another employee threatened to "shoot up the building" in a group chat.
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These sites offer no restrictions on who can shoot up and when.
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Aspiring Dylann Roofs will look for an enemy headquarters to shoot up.
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FANG continues to shoot up this year, despite a modest growth environment.
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Futures prices for the commodities often shoot up on reports of frost.
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Who's ready to shoot up some robots and feel sad about it?
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Or sink into a comfy chair and pretend to shoot up a nightclub.
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I mean, say you shoot up heroin in the bathroom on an airplane.
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It's dramatically accretive, so their stocks shoot up the minute a deal closes.
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It would be smarter, cooler, to "shoot up some heroin in his bathroom".
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As one part of the industry wilts, another looks about to shoot up.
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A 4-year-old is not going to shoot up a liquor store.
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Because who's going to think that someone's going to come shoot up something?
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The high is over quickly, so addicts shoot up several times a day.
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Still, that doesn't mean that crude oil demand would shoot up, he cautioned.
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You could shoot up meth, but it seemed that most people snorted it.
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Then we saw the number of infections shoot up: a hundred a day.
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"On the West Coast, we see prices shoot up every summer," Casselano said.
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In one, a caller said Cruz planned "to shoot up" an unnamed school.
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But if anyone else suspected what he did, the price would shoot up.
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Manufacturing costs would shoot up by 21%, but sourcing costs would drop by 25%.
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Mugshot for Leslie McGourty charged this month with threatening to shoot up a concert.
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"I never thought he'd be the type to shoot up a school," insists Bickart.
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"People who shoot up in public don't want to be doing that," Kagan said.
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Expect the quality of their work to shoot up in the coming years, then.
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She wants to open self-injection sites for addicts who need to shoot up.
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It worked, and the ability to preview people's tighter skin made sales shoot up.
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You can shoot up to 264K at 210.5 fps and 212p at 60 fps.
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They said Rayyan's messages about wanting to shoot up the church must be addressed.
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I wondered that too, and it did shoot up in attention very, very quickly.
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As the two men shoot up by the fire, Maya watches from the bed.
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" Other witnesses reportedly told police they heard him threaten to "shoot up the school.
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Customers have been leaving bad reviews and calling and threatening to shoot up the restaurant.
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Other students heard him threatening to shoot up the school for sixth through eighth grades.
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Confidence in the rupee would crumble; that in turn could cause inflation to shoot up.
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She has no more depth than the African rebels who shoot up Tundu's fellow victims.
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In spite of today's overdoses, Andrea chases her fix and chooses to shoot up anyway.
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The more you shoot up demons with your various guns, the more they fall apart.
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The number of uninsured will shoot up, as will the uncompensated care burden for hospitals.
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As he puts it: "It goes without saying that I'll continue to shoot up here."
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His approval would shoot up 20 percentage points overnight if he deleted his Twitter account.
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The Susan Fowler thing did shoot up, and then it was just thing after thing.
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Ilhan Omar didn't shoot up a synagogue in Pittsburgh; a far-right ideologue did that.
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What are the chances I'd be at a place someone would want to shoot up?
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Will it be to hit enough oil facilities to ensure that oil prices shoot up?
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She said if it can go up to $179, then it could shoot up to $185.
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This year the city's bad-air index did indeed shoot up during the night-time revelry.
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If the business does well and starts hiring outside workers, its costs and risks shoot up.
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"My punishment was to shoot up my Honda Prelude with blue leather interior," he told Kimmel.
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" Think Market's Aslam said "inflation is not something which is going to shoot up over night.
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After the 30-second mark, you can see flames begin to shoot up from the bowl.
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Like the fact that, on St. Patrick's Day, searches for "leprechaun" shoot up over 9,000 percent.
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Houses transformed into drug dens, factories into spaces to shoot up, rail yards into homeless encampments.
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But Country had told me it was one of his new favorite places to shoot up.
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With arms held low, the dancers shoot up like geysers, their legs crossing quickly underneath them.
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Tourists park their shopping bags where people shoot up heroin, or drink until they pass out.
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Some families in Massachusetts just saw their child care costs shoot up by 150% almost overnight.
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A Miami student was arrested after his videos were interpreted as threats to shoot up schools.
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But not until the late 85033s did the voting distance between the parties radically shoot up.
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But they shifted up after the program was ended, and are continuing to shoot up now.
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The number of uninsured would shoot up next year by 14 million, the budget office said.
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Who doesn't want to see Mary J. Blige shoot up what appears to be a T.J. Maxx?
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The scene quickly devolves into chaos, however, when the Savage Warlords arrive to shoot up the place.
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On the other hand, premiums are set to shoot up in 2017, by an average of 22%.
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But inflation doesn't need to shoot up by much to make TIPS a good bet, said Moriarty.
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Odds shoot up to over 80% for the July meeting and increase as the year goes on.
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A year later, the number dropped to 13,0003 only to shoot up again in 2017 to 15,316.
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Frankie's widow goes forward with the interview, and Cyrus' numbers shoot up almost immediately (no pun intended).
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And if you love shooting timelapses, the built-in interval timer can shoot up to 999 frames.
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I got the Uber driver to stop at the nearest service station so I could shoot up.
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The new lenses have integrated shutter mechanisms and can shoot up to 1/2000th of a second.
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Banks have an incentive to lend more rather than sit things out when house prices shoot up.
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Heroin users who sleep in the rough are prone to soft-tissue infections where they shoot up.
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A Florida man is accused of threatening to "shoot up" the Walmart store where his mother works.
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A phone threat to "shoot up" the school had prompted officials to place the campus on lockdown.
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A friend taught him to shoot up heroin because it was a lot cheaper than taking painkillers.
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On the street, someone might unknowingly shoot up these drugs, which their tolerance can't handle, and overdose.
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Both students, who were not named by the authorities, threatened to shoot up their schools on Friday.
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The efforts - dubbed "Herculean" by Merkel last week - come as climate worries shoot up the public agenda.
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It can shoot up to 60 fps at 4K and up to 200 fps at 103p resolution.
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The first caller said they had third-hand information that Cruz planned to shoot up the school.
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Parkland, Florida (CNN)Joelle Guarino says she knew Nikolas Cruz was going to shoot up a school.
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That caused Tesla's stock to shoot up, but the SEC now alleges the tweet had no basis.
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Once lit, sparkles shoot up in the air and cascade downwards, like water in a miniature fountain.
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A large blast there would shoot up a column of air that might slow a cloud of debris.
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For people at high risk of cardiovascular disease, that number would shoot up to 40, with half dying.
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About a dozen hands shoot up, the students patiently waiting to be called on to give their answers.
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But a gang member can do a drive-by and shoot up all the windows in this building.
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Hunt for bottles while you shoot up mirelurks and reap the benefits of both in half the time.
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One of the variables, which could shoot up the price of any space mission, is of course, delays.
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Their wealth didn't suddenly shoot up in a way that produces a capital gain this plan would tax.
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I don't think it's impossible that somebody would pick a showing of that movie to go shoot up.
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"Shoot-Up-Able" takes a tricky premise and turns it into comedy that's insightful, considerate, and, yes, funny.
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Their prices are also expected to shoot up as a result of tariffs that Trump has already imposed.
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Suddenly I feel a hand shoot up my skirt and a kid grabs the outside of my thigh.
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At Oxbow Bend in Grand Teton, mountains shoot up abruptly from a peaceful valley and its shining river.
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He liked the farm, liked throwing rocks into a field, causing grasshoppers to shoot up by the dozen.
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The bank also forecasted unemployment will shoot up to 85033 percent from its current level of 3.5 percent.
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Transient individuals, critics said, were using the needles to shoot up in public and then improperly discarding them.
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Details: Michigan, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Hampshire would see their uninsured rates shoot up by more than 100%.
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The original AirPods were pretty great, enough to shoot up to the #1 most popular headphones on earth.
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He was backed by Trump in the primary, and the endorsement helped him shoot up in the polls.
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Usage of Tor bridges has shoot up in the last few days in Turkey, according to Tor's metrics.
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The unemployment rate would shoot up to 8.7 percent, with the economy shedding upward of 4 million jobs.
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Bitcoin is volatile enough that it could shoot up to $19,000 per bitcoin again, or down to $0003,000.
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Also returning is Zombies mode, in which four players team up to shoot up a lot of zombies.
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It can shoot up to 4K video with high-end options like S-Log and slow motion in Full HD. It can also shoot up to 11 frames per second with autofocus tracking, which means it's actually quite a competent sports camera, or a camera capable of freezing important action.
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Though investigators say he intended to shoot up the federal building, they don't believe he ever made it inside.
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"Kids shoot up schools," he said, adding that they take his car payments but his car isn&apost right.
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Suicide rates in Asia tend to shoot up as people enter old age; in India the opposite is true.
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Pundits fret that, were China to dump its bonds, American interest rates would shoot up and the dollar plummet.
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In the meantime, banks are getting ready for sterling volatility to shoot up when currency markets open in Asia.
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Amid all that, home prices, after dragging for a few years after the Great Recession, began to shoot up.
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That decline caused some experts&apos eyebrows to shoot up, but they also noted the dip was very small.
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That run allowed her to shoot up the rankings and she arrived at Flushing Meadows as the 20th seed.
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How could anyone go into a video game convention and shoot up the place like what occurred in Jacksonville?
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Now he may surpass 41%, but to believe he is going to shoot up 10 percentage points is naive.
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He takes their phone calls in the middle of the night when they have the urge to shoot up.
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A grandmother turned in her 19-year-old grandson after he said he wanted to "shoot up" a hotel.
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The pair were obsessed with death, and eventually the two planned to shoot up a mall in Halifax, Canada.
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We finally broke up when I found out she was using my nursing school needles to shoot up with.
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James Patrick Reardon, 20, was arrested for allegedly threatened to shoot up a Jewish community center in Youngstown, Ohio.
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And there&aposs a limited supply of starter homes on the market, which is causing prices to shoot up.
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An 18-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly threatening to shoot up a high school in Oklahoma.
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Students can attack their peers, assault their teachers, and even threaten to shoot up the school with little consequence.
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That risk can definitely shoot up if you're not very hygienic or not staying in touch with an eye doctor.
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If you've ever made Sim versions of your favorite band, Tegan & Sara, prepare for your satisfaction points to shoot up.
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NBC's decision to pull "Shoot-Up-Able" is annoyingly reminiscent of this train of thought because it silences the conversation.
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You have to shoot up enemies with your gas gun while navigating tricky jumps and an assortment of environmental puzzles.
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A Pennsylvania man faces charges of terroristic threats and disorderly conduct after allegedly threatening to "shoot up" a polling place.
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So, the DFS commander Nava (Ernesto Alterio) orders officials to shoot up the traffickers and their families in their homes.
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Fish dart through the ruins of the mangled iron broiler, and plants shoot up through the piecemeal hull and beams.
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As with all commodities that shoot up in price because of a predictable surge in demand, the sheep attract speculators.
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Companies can trawl that pool for workers; those they sponsor will shoot up the rankings and get in more quickly.
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Suddenly, he saw flames shoot up in the air, and a mound of lava started crawling toward a nearby home.
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Already, a man in Florida has been arrested on suspicion of threatening to "shoot up" a Walmart in Gibsonton, Florida.
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Shoot up to 60 frames with your camera, add a filter and you're ready to save or share your GIF.
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Sometimes you have to put the sofa and the TV in the street so nobody can shoot up your house.
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In total, the speech, with silence, was the same length of time it took him to shoot up the school.
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In the 2016 one, officers received information from a neighbor's son that Cruz planned to "shoot up" an unknown school.
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In the 2016 call, officers received information from a neighbor's son that Cruz planned to "shoot up" an unknown school.
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At this point, you have somebody saying that they're going to shoot up a school and somebody with a gun.
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But you can tell her mind is usually on other subjects, like when she'll be able to shoot up again.
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Worse, the Department for Education's forecasts suggest that the number of pupils will shoot up over the next decade (see chart).
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A place that is "shoot-up-able," according to Jerrod, is a crowded place with little security: malls, concerts, train stations.
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For nearly two millennia, male heights were stable, but upon the advent of the Industrial Revolution, they began to shoot up.
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On May 2, 2016, the Broward sheriff's office received "third-hand" information that Cruz "planned to shoot up" his high school.
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The Galaxy S20 lineup can also record video at 8K resolution, whereas the Galaxy S10 can only shoot up to 4K.
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The video ends, fog fills the stage, and a wall of hands shoot up into the air, wagging back and forth.
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For most of the quarter, things are still neck and neck, but in the final week, AT&T's speeds shoot up.
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Your dopamine levels shoot up with each new like, making you feel rewarded when you accumulate a whole lot of them.
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When you vote, you've got the power to make it easier to afford college and harder to shoot up a school.
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Written by Aeysha Carr, "Shoot-Up-Able" isn't exploitative of tragedy, nor preachy in an after-school special kind of way.
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You and a handful of squadmates are sent to some derelict location to shoot up a different squad of space pilots.
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Earlier in the week, a Florida man was accused of calling a Walmart store and threatening to "shoot up" the building.
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And as the minimum wage continues to shoot up throughout the nation, many employers are more likely to hire someone older.
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But India is going to need some fresh ideas if its tiger population continues to shoot up, as it has been.
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You know what- There was no basement- Can I just say- -and no children, but he did shoot up the place.
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Meanwhile, the two states where turnout really did shoot up from 2016, Virginia and South Carolina, were major victories for Biden.
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In February 173, your office received a call that the shooter made a threat on Instagram to shoot up a school.
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Then he would shoot up with heroin or fentanyl at the wheel of the car while driving back to New Hampshire.
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Julian Edelman was tipped off to a poster in his Instagram comments threatening to shoot up a school via a direct message.
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And what are all those cowboys to do with that raw manly power, besides use it to shoot up the local town?
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Another student told CBS people used to make jokes about Cruz being the kind of person who would shoot up a school.
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Strong gains in the U.S. dollar helped Germany's dollar-exposed DAX shoot up from a two-month low, last up 1.1 percent.
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You can shoot up to 12 frames a second with continuous autofocus, or 14 frames a second without in mirror-lockup mode.
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Eitel stated "5 likes and I'll go shoot up Disney and hang myself" on the Facebook group, according to an arrest report.
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Four tech giants reported earnings after the bell on Thursday, and all of them beat expectations and saw their stocks shoot up.
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Now farmers face the opposite problem: with warm temperatures in May, yields will shoot up, creating an asparagus glut and lower prices.
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In the 1930s, however, skyscrapers taller than this began to shoot up in New York City, signaling a new era in architecture.
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The odds for a rate cut shoot up to more 80% for the July meeting and increase as the year goes on.
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Court documents filed Wednesday say Thompson, 33, threatened to "shoot up" an unnamed social-media company in California, the Associated Press reported.
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Prosecutors say she recently threatened to "shoot up" an unidentified social-media company in California, the Associated Press reported, citing the documents.
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"How you gonna tell somebody to go shoot up a school -- that's like really rude," says a voice from the young crowd.
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Not only are the Illuminati controlling what songs shoot up the Top 40, they're also lacing subliminal messages into Facebook image macros.
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And if you followed the government's advice to eat less fat, it's inevitable that your carb consumption would shoot up, she said.
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Those who could afford it bought the small IV kits sold by early medical firms to help people shoot up at home.
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I've had projects shoot up to 40% in the first 30 seconds, only to take five minutes for the rest to complete.
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He is expected to shoot up to a career-high 113th in the world when the new rankings are released on Monday.
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In Oklahoma, an 18-year-old woman was arrested Sunday after authorities said she threatened to shoot up her former high school.
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However, if the productivity growth falls short and production costs shoot up, businesses will raise prices to protect profits and investment returns.
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In the 2016 case, officers received "third hand information" from a neighbor's son that Cruz planned to "shoot up" an unknown school.
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Officers found a note that said, "shoot up school," and "school shoot animae dead," along with a list of names of students.
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Because the film is running backward, the water appears to explode from the floor and shoot up in sheets and tendrils like fire.
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Look for him to shoot up our projected leaderboard when he seeks to defend his U.S. Open title at Pebble Beach next month.
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The episode that was supposed to air last night was "Shoot-Up-Able" one set during the immediate aftermath of a mass shooting.
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Discarded used needles without protective sheaths at an encampment where people who inject drugs shoot up along the Merrimack River in Lowell, Massachusetts.
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The effect isn't huge until something nudges right up to the speed of light, when its mass seems to shoot up to infinity.
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On top of the 29 frames per second slow-motion capture previously mentioned, the S9 can shoot up to 960 frames per second.
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And next year her premiums for an ACA-compliant plan will shoot up because healthy people will flee the market for compliant plans.
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Tekashi69 appears to have ordered his goons to shoot up Chief Keef's cousin, days before Keef narrowly escaped gunfire in New York City.
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He has also threatened to stop paying the law's cost-sharing subsidies to insurance companies, which would make premiums shoot up even more.
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The paper reports that in 2014, Scott allegedly threatened to shoot up a school and "kill all white people," according to court records.
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In tenth grade, I played the scene from Cronenberg's Naked Lunch where they shoot up bug powder as part of my English presentation.
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It is an exceptional camera, offering deep manual controls, the ability to shoot up to 27 frames per second, and capture 27K video.
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In one you can launch arrows at cartoon figures raiding a castle; in another you can shoot up alien spacecrafts with laser guns.
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Then the TAGSAM will release a burst of nitrogen gas, causing any loose material on Bennu to shoot up into the sampling device.
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The euro, meanwhile, saw its value shoot up to a three-year high, trading at $85033 Wednesday, up from $1.2298 the day before.
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"He had a plan to shoot up the high school," Laura Wakeley, who attended Bellbrook High School with Betts, told the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Older millennials are aspiring to be homeowners, but the increased demand is causing home prices to shoot up, reported Diana Olick for CNBC.
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The suspect in the massive Capital One hack threatened to "shoot up" a social-media company, prosecutors said in newly released court documents.
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Liberals are pushing to open "safe injection sites," which allow drug users to shoot up in a state-sanctioned environment under medical supervision.
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Forbes predicts that it may cause the cost of daily goods to rise by 20% and gas prices to shoot up 30 cents.
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Law enforcement sources and eyewitnesses tell us ... someone in O.T.'s crew pulled out a gun and threatened to shoot up the place.
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Flu hospitalizations in this country rarely shoot up before mid-December, and Americans are far more likely than Australians to get flu shots.
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In Ohio, 20-year-old James Patrick Reardon was arrested after he allegedly threatened to shoot up a Jewish community center in Youngstown.
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The shares, however, remained above the lows hit in August when there were concerns the deficit target could shoot up to 3 percent.
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"My punishment was to shoot up my Honda Prelude with blue leather interior," he told Jimmy Kimmel on his late-night show Tuesday.
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If they look to normalize rates, the euro will just shoot up and they're finding it hard to successfully talk down the euro.
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Last Thursday, there were just 95 confirmed cases — though officials warned that as testing became more widespread, those numbers would shoot up rapidly.
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Snap, the maker of Snapchat, saw its stock price shoot up as much 11% in after-hours trading on Tuesday after beating analyst expectations.
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If it's the same thing that book Euron has — a magic horn that can bind dragons — he'll shoot up these rankings faster than wildfire.
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It can shoot up to 22 fps in continuous mode with the mechanical shutter, a tad slower than the X-T20's 43 fps.
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The storyline of the second season follows the aftermath of a teenager's suicide, including one student's thwarted plans to shoot up a school dance.
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In another part of the neighborhood, Cadillac and Fat Annie are trying to figure out who paid the gang to shoot up Les Infernos.
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Barring any unforeseen output disruptions, analysts did not expect prices to shoot up much further as production remains high even with an OPEC cut.
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GTA 4, you may remember, was called a "murder simulator" by a lawyer arguing it led a teenager to shoot up a police station.
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It's ironic ... the day 'Carter V' was released, we've confirmed Birdman is under investigation for allegedly plotting to shoot up Lil Wayne's tour bus.
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In the next decade, that figure is set to shoot up to 58 percent, making the youthful generations the most dominant in the workplace.
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When a volcano erupts, a massive column of ash and gas will shoot up, sometimes propelling sulfur gasses all the way to Earth's stratosphere.
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Germany wants to ensure that, as the biggest EU economy and paymaster, its contributions to the budget do not shoot up when Britain leaves.
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Freinkel recounts an apocryphal story of John D. Rockefeller looking out over his oil refineries and seeing a flame shoot up through a smokestack.
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In cases involving N. fowleri, for example, people have contracted the amoeba by jumping into a lake and having water shoot up their noses.
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Coming into to the tournament, Kerber was the sixth ranked woman in the sport and with the win, she will shoot up to second.
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Two teenagers were arrested on Friday after they allegedly threatened to shoot up two separate high schools in Charlottesville, Va., The Daily Progress reported.
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The economists expect unemployment to shoot up to 24% from 28%, but they see a rebound with growth at 230% in the third quarter.
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That's set to cause its inflation to shoot up above its target for the first time in nearly a decade next year, it said.
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As the weeks have progressed, however, there has been a physical change here, even if the sun still shines and daffodils still shoot up.
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"We have to understand it with caution, because it can show stability for a few days and then they can shoot up," he said.
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Our sources say someone called threatening to shoot up the place because a comedian scheduled to perform there made a vile joke about Kobe.
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When they return, they drink or shoot up, in order to make their pipe dreams seem more real, while dulling, somewhat, their jumpy sensitivity.
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If that were to increase to 50% without increasing emissions the production of fossil-fuel-free electricity would have to shoot up yet further.
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It should not be easier for a madman to shoot up a school than a bank or a jewelry store or some Hollywood gala.
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The prices for artwork start at a few hundred dollars but can shoot up to the five-digit numbers we've come to expect elsewhere.
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At this point, "euphoria" would help the Shanghai composite index shoot up to 5,000 points - around a 55 percent premium to its level on Wednesday.
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The New York Times saw its stock shoot up this week after it announced strong Q1 results, punctuated by the addition of 308,000 digital subscribers.
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After speeding off, Roque went on to shoot up the house of an Afghan-American couple and a store owned by a Lebanese-American man.
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If you've been waiting your whole life for a chance to see LeVar Burton shoot up a giant pneumatic tube, you're in for a treat.
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In a world of retail "winners and losers" Goldman Sachs is betting on big-box retailers it feels will shoot up over the next year.
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You can shoot up to 240fps 1080p video with the Find X, which benefits from the same good color reproduction as the phone's still photos.
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"You&aposre seeing people lying in the streets, you&aposre seeing people eat out of garbage cans, you&aposre seeing people shoot up," he says.
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But even if "Shoot-Up-Able" has no real answers for Jerrod or its audience, it creates a space for both to process Jerrod's experience.
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ARKQ, too, has seen its total AUM shoot up to $44 million this year thanks in part to year-to-date inflows exceeding $20 million.
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People rate serial murderers by the number and brutality of the kills, but anyone can shoot up a classroom or blow up a train carriage.
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If helping over 2628 million people wasn't impetus enough, the number of family caregivers is about to shoot up thanks to our nation's changing demographics.
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Still, it can shoot up to 62 mph in a respectable-enough 7.2 seconds and drive for a full 155 miles on a single charge.
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Fellow students said Pagourtzis, who was 17 at the time, was quiet but not the kind of teen they thought would shoot up his school.
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Smoke stacks shoot up from a nearby industrial center, around which small construction sites and wild fruit trees are peppered among a few hidden neighborhoods.
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Unlike heroin or amphetamines, whose effects are longer-lasting, users of cathinones need repeated hits, so often shoot up three to ten times per day.
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"Given what we know about some of the crazies out there, they may see that as justification to go shoot up the place," Robinson said.
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One investor has bet about 1 million options contracts that the VIX will shoot up to 25 by October, The Wall Street Journal reported Monday.
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They point out, however, that in years past, output disruptions like these would have caused your gas prices to shoot up by dollars rather than cents.
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India Ratings and Research, the local affiliate of Fitch, said banks' non-performing loans and provisions will shoot up in coming months, said analyst Udit Kariwala.
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During that short period, the sampler will fire nitrogen gas, stirring up the particles on the asteroid and causing them to shoot up inside the spacecraft.
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A former Marine sharpshooter has been arrested for allegedly planning to bomb and shoot up San Francisco's popular Pier 39 on Christmas in support of ISIS.
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Lauer's exit was announced early Wednesday which saw viewership for TODAY shoot up to 5.7 million, followed by elevated numbers on Thursday and Friday as well.
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The camera's other major trick is a super slow-motion setting, which leverages an on-sensor data buffer to shoot up to 960 frames per second.
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" According to Payton, when he shared the photo on Twitter, an acquaintance tweeted back, "Wow your BB gun has inspired me to shoot up my school.
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The issue with giving just anyone the ability to live broadcast to a billion people is that someone will use it to shoot up a school.
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"It makes me do things like shoot up my face," said Renato, who works in real estate and also asked that his last name be withheld.
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In its most prosperous cities, already giddy prices continue to shoot up, while unsold flats pile up in markets where valuations were low to begin with.
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Right as the arm touches the asteroid's surface, a bottle of nitrogen gas will fire, causing any loose material to shoot up into the collection head.
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The only reason I don't advocate for a ban anymore is because if there was no AR-15s, people would shoot up schools with AK-47s.
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A seller's market causes home prices to shoot up, leaving minimal inventory at the middle and low ends, Spencer Rascoff, Zillow's CEO, previously told Business Insider.
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When it finally comes, users repost his original tweet with hashtags like #NeverForget, and Google searches for "Ed Balls" shoot up, this year by 2,500 percent.
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They eschew replacement drugs like methadone and Suboxone that reduce sickness and cravings so they can shoot up and experience that momentary rush and ephemeral bliss.
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Coconut sugar and agave do have a lower glycemic index, which means your blood sugar doesn't shoot up after eating them like it does other sugars.
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As her mother surrendered to the drugs, Layla said their home filled up with filthy dishes, dog feces and strangers who came over to shoot up.
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"Plan to shoot up Forest Lake state school," a user named School Shooter 66 wrote in the Steam group School Shooting Squad group in March 2017.
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But one, from Vizum Atelier, a design firm based in Slovakia, would see a beam of light shoot up from a new spire into the sky.
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But prices are likely to shoot up in the coming weeks, many experts say, as the damage to refineries begins to be felt in reduced deliveries.
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In the past if take a look at VIX Index you would have expected the VIX indexes shoot up when North Korea shoots a missile up.
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When her partner switches to the mouth bow near the end, the stakes shoot up, and Ms. Rosenbloom ranges far up the keyboard, matching his vim.
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There's an algae-covered pond in what he calls the "Barren Lands" near his home, where Necronemesis would go to study Satanic literature and shoot up.
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"We have also seen less-expensive but otherwise desirable countries, like Thailand and Malaysia, shoot up in the rankings of top countries for Chinese buyers," Law said.
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The episode of the week for June 25 through July 1 is "Shoot-Up-Able," the sixth episode of the third season of NBC's The Carmichael Show.
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Theroux spends time with addicts—watching them shoot up, finding overdosed bodies in the street, and coming across people who the paramedics don't get to in time.
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Local authorities were also alerted in 2016 to an Instagram post indicating he was going to shoot up the school, an anonymous law enforcement source told CBS.
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Italian banks have seen their financing costs shoot up, tracking a spike in sovereign debt yields under an anti-austerity government that has scared off foreign investors.
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And depending on the processor (you can configure it with up to a Core M7) and other options, the MateBook's Price can quickly shoot up over $1,000.
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Citizens with a responsibility to make it harder for lunatics to acquire assault rifles and shoot up another nightclub, school, clinic, movie theater, or house of worship.
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Long Beach police arrested a hotel cook with a massive stash of firearms on allegations that he was plotting to shoot up his colleagues and hotel guests.
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Every day he walked back and forth through the tunnel, along with hundreds of other schoolchildren, while the addicts continued to shoot up beneath the dim lights.
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The paper focuses on a debate that first popped up in the 1950s, when the rate of heart disease started to shoot up in the United States.
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A middle school student in Indiana was arrested and charged with intimidation after he threatened to shoot up a school on Apple's voice assistant Siri, police say.
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"I think what that tells us is that once people start the work again, the demand for cashing out your earned wages will shoot up," Palaniappan said.
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They may shoot up a few places on a prospect list or fall a few places, but we're confident that our system is going to produce players.
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Take Bill Luby, an independent investor who specializes in trades connected to the VIX, a measure of how sharply investors think stocks will shoot up and down.
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Mr. Groves said one caller, who identified himself as an N.R.A. member, warned of a plan to "shoot up" the restaurant and, in particular, kill Mr. Groves.
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He was already accustomed to his fingers getting sore while he coded, but now a sharp pain would shoot up his arm simply by tapping a key.
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Over the months, their lives played out in an almost constant state of emergency or dread, their days dictated by whether Patrick would shoot up or not.
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"While working on the grill, many of the employees, including myself, would get burned from the grease that would shoot up from the sizzling hot grill," Sutphin said.
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If Washington expands tariffs that hit iPhones and other consumer electronics, the cost of producing the smartphone could shoot up 10% or more over time, Wedbush Securities estimates.
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Information from one of the calls in 2016 — warning authorities that Cruz planned to shoot up his high school — was forwarded to the school resource officer, Scot Peterson.
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This scenario would not be nearly as bad as the full trade war, but unemployment will still shoot up by about a point, costing about 1.3 million jobs.
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If a sunshade were allowed to dissipate while atmospheric CO2 concentrations remained high, global temperatures would rapidly shoot up, with devastating consequences in some regions of the world.
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This scenario would not be nearly as bad as the full trade war, but unemployment will still shoot up by about a point, costing about 6.23 million jobs.
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Citi analysts had previously projected crude oil prices could shoot up to $70 a barrel in a note published February, as supply and demand levels continued to rebalance.
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You pay for channels you don't want in order to get channels you do want, and after a year of paying the promo price, your bills shoot up.
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Three 6 Mafia co-founder DJ Paul threatened to drive by and shoot up people's homes in Memphis during a concert Saturday night... shocking even his own crew.
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But Germany, the biggest EU economy and paymaster, wants to ensure its contributions to the budget do not shoot up when Britain leaves, and proposes a 1% cap.
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However, that's not how it works when an unhinged gunman, armed with grievances or zealotry, elects to shoot up a school, a church, a workplace, or a concert.
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But Germany, the biggest EU economy and paymaster, wants to ensure its contributions to the budget do not shoot up when Britain leaves, and proposes a 1% cap.
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When you vote, you have the power to make it easier for a student to afford college, and harder for a disturbed person to shoot up a classroom.
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The candidates would not hear anything past "making abortion legal" so hands would shoot up across stage before the moderator even had a chance to finish the sentence.
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A Florida man is accused of threatening to "shoot up" a Walmart store following two deadly shootings at Walmart stores in Texas and Mississippi within the past week.
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Shares of AMC (AMC) Theatres, the country's biggest movie theater chain, were up 28% on Thursday while another major chain, Cinemark, (CNK) saw its stock shoot up 72%.
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The tariffs, imposed in March 2018, initially caused Midwest hot-rolled coil steel futures prices to shoot up to $942 per ton by the end of May 2018.
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" Two years before, the office reported receiving "thirdhand information" from the son of one of Mr. Cruz's neighbors that he "planned to shoot up the school on Instagram.
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August 19: Maui Police arrested an 18-year-old man after a social media post claimed he intended to "shoot up a school," according to CNN affiliate KITV.
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"Dude, there is a kid in your comment section says he s going to shoot up a school, i think you should alert the authority," the message said.
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In the chronically lonely, levels of the stress hormone cortisol shoot up higher in the morning than in more socially connected people and never fully subside at night.
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The day before the shooting in El Paso, Ms. Green, 22, learned that a teenager in her hometown, Columbia, S.C., had threatened to "shoot up" a local school.
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The day before the shooting in El Paso, Ms. Green, 22, learned that a teenager in her hometown, Columbia, S.C., had threatened to "shoot up" a local school.
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Washington (CNN)Officer Ryan Holets says he simply did the right thing when he came across a pregnant woman about to shoot up heroin behind a convenience store.
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"If you're going to shoot up a movie theater, it's not going to be the most expensive one," she said in a clip that was shared on Twitter.
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The gun can shoot up to three bullets in a single burst, and older versions were fully automatic, meaning they keep firing as long as you hold the trigger.
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It comes at a time when demand for LNG is set to shoot up in Asia, driven by China's appetite for natural gas as it seeks to replace coal.
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Earlier studies have questioned the lights&apos deterrent effect, with people who use opioids telling researchers they&aposd shoot up in blue light if it meant avoiding withdrawal symptoms.
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Salman told The New York Times in November she knew her husband watched jihadi videos online but was "unaware of everything" about his plot to shoot up the club.
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All of this comes on the heels of the runaway success of software company Twilo's initial public offering, which saw shares shoot up after its late June market debut.
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The 'someone was mean to me/girl turned me down so I'm going to go shoot up a school' scenario is a pathetic and devastating response to social adversity.
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A 15-year-old high school student was arrested at his home in Volusia County, Florida, on Friday for allegedly making an online threat to shoot up a school.
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"In the end, as an organization you want this, getting people to feel as good as they can every day at work, and productivity will shoot up," Kacyvenski said.
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Even if it didn't air in a week when it might have been sorely needed, "Shoot-Up-Able" will no doubt inspire necessary conversations among those who see it.
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But Wednesday's launch of Pokemon GO in the United States has seen the title shoot up to become the No. 1 free app in Apple Inc's U.S. iTunes store.
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Facebook is building Lasso, a video music app to steal TikTok's teens Lasso lets you shoot up to 15-second long videos (no uploads allowed) and overlay popular songs.
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I always believe that only one thing is true of all these horrific episodes: Happy, healthy people don't shoot up baseball games, or schools, or cinemas, or Navy yards.
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"None of the charges had anything to do with anybody teaching anybody shooting to commit acts of terrorism or to go in and shoot up any school," he said.
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Prime Video alone would cost $107.88 a year if you chose to subscribe to that on a monthly basis, while the full Prime service would shoot up to $131.88.
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Shibam is known as the "Manhattan of the desert," because it's made up of mud brick skyscrapers that shoot up in the middle of the Arabian peninsula's longest valley.
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A Tennessee man was arrested Wednesday for allegedly posting threats online to "shoot up" a Planned Parenthood facility in Washington, D.C. Jacob Cooper, 20, allegedly wrote in an Aug.
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Interest rates on home mortgages did shoot up right after the elections last November, rising 0.8 percentage points, but they stabilized and actually dropped about 0.3 percent since then.
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With almost $22021 billion in demand left on the table, traders and fund managers expected the bonds to shoot up in value on Wednesday, but their performance was tepid.
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Short squeezes have been common in the past year, a time that has seen the S&P 500 shoot up nearly 25% and the Nasdaq soar more than 30%.
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He had reportedly threatened to shoot up the Chicago Fire Academy around five years ago after being fired for "aggressive and improper conduct" toward women there, the Chicago Tribune reported.
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These are people who leave bullets on the doorsteps of nice family homes, shoot up quinceañeras, and possess a murder room (as we see at the top of "Chapter Twenty").
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Since 50 percent provisioning will be required for these bankruptcy cases as well, the total funds that banks will have to set aside will shoot up, pressuring profits, analysts said.
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Now, the Wilhelm Scream can be heard in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, when—mild spoilers follow—Finn and Poe shoot up a hangar bay with a stolen TIE fighter.
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A 13-year-old boy in Indiana was detained and charged on Thursday after he allegedly told Apple's virtual assistant, Siri, that he was going to shoot up a school.
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Thus, should Rubio's third-place finish in a small state really have caused him to shoot up so dramatically in market estimates of his probability of winning the GOP nomination?
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Here's the full rundown: it uses two lenses to shoot up to 5.2K video at 30 frames per second, can take 18-megapixel spherical photos, and capture 360-degree sound.
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Facebook shares shoot up after strong Q63 earnings despite data breach Facebook managed to beat Wall Street's estimates in its Q4 earnings despite a seemingly constant beatdown in the press.
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"Dude, there is a kid in your comment section says he s going to shoot up a school, I think you should alert the authority," the user wrote to him.
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Obviously no balanced kid is inspired to shoot up his school to 'win' a competition in his head, but these are not balanced kids—not an Eagle Scout among them.
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But over the same period, China has also seen wood imports shoot up, from 8.8m cubic metres of forest products (excluding newsprint) in 1998 to 104m cubic metres in 2016.
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The same case is sometimes made against other forms of "harm reduction", such as providing clean needles to heroin users, or giving them safe places to shoot up under supervision.
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Moreover, if they quit cold turkey and their tolerance plummets, they're more vulnerable to overdose if they relapse and try to shoot up what used to be their regular dose.
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There are vaginal suppositories that you can buy OTC (like Monistat) that contain an egg-shaped anti-fungal medication that you shoot up your vagina like you would a tampon.
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"Companies that disappoint are being punished disproportionately while those that surprise on the positive side shoot up, indicating that markets are nervous and have little patience with underperformance," he added.
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Hopefully that exchange rate will shoot up much quicker now that consumers can make a direct swap for Samsung's latest batch of Note 7 shipments — assuming they still want one.
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Under the Senate plan, the annual premium on a silver plan for the 211-year-old would shoot up to about $2500,800, while the tax credit would decrease to $7,750.
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But in Wang Ramirez's "Borderline," he has help: wires and rigging that allow him to shoot up suddenly or dive headfirst and stop to hover an inch from the ground.
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The F.B.I. and local law enforcement grew alarmed when Mr. Reed vowed to "shoot up a school" and displayed an assault rifle in a room covered in extreme-right iconography.
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She said a friend had seen an ember from the bowl of a hookah shoot up into the air before igniting black cloth that shrouded large portions of the restaurant.
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If bond yields — which move up as prices go down — shoot up too sharply, investors in the stock market could get jittery and turn tail, leaving chaos in their wake.
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Elsewhere, the world's largest maker of light bulbs, Philips Lighting, posted a 16 percent rise in second quarter core earnings prompting its share price to shoot up 6.6 percent on Friday.
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It turned out to be nothing, and I ultimately felt stupid for having thought that this random individual had decided to come shoot up an early evening screening of The Martian.
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Yao Zhenhua, the chairman of Baoneng Group and the biggest riser since 2015, saw his wealth shoot up 820 percent to $17.2 billion, elevating him to fourth in the overall list.
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Crude oil prices could shoot up to $70 a barrel by the end of 2017 as supply and demand levels continue to rebalance in coming months, according to analysts at Citi.
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But if we died in a plane crash tomorrow, and the children inherited our money, the recommendation for how to allocate those same assets would shoot up to 90 percent stocks.
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And with that, Angel took the tip of her cigarette and dug it into White Toga's arm, on the inside-side of the elbow, where a heroin addict would shoot up.
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Gunmen tried to shoot up a church in North Sinai in October, and suicide bombers killed dozens of worshippers on Palm Sunday this year in two churches on the Egyptian mainland.
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N.F.L. players are the closest approximation we have to gladiators, and some ingest or shoot up whatever is needed to get them through another bloody and bruised Sunday, Monday or Thursday.
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It's egalitarian in price: most cafes serve frappé for about one or two euros, though at certain bars in Mykonos the cost can shoot up to an eye-watering 15 euros.
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A subset of young and healthy people will have lower premiums, but premiums will shoot up for everyone else, as the market of people buying decent insurance becomes older and sicker.
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An Indiana mother who warned authorities that her 14-year-old son was about to shoot up a middle school is now facing six felony charges in connection with the incident.
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The FBI arrested a 38-year-old truck driver and said he had threatened to shoot up a church in Memphis, kill bystanders on the street, then take his own life.
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The orcas then were seen as competition; hunters and fisherman would shoot up pods of orcas because they were eating up the salmon or seals that the fishermen wanted for themselves.
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As the number of new infected cases shoot up abroad, the increase of confirmed cases in China has slowed steadily -- a development that spurred some Chinese nationalists into pride and indignation.
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It's also true that our prison system is not good at turning serial rapists into people who do not rape, or turning gunmen into people who do not shoot up schools.
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It can shoot up to 50 fps at 6144 x 3456 16:9, 60 fps at 4953 x 2560 2.4:1, or 120 fps at 2.8K 2868 x 1512 17:9.
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As he recounted the incident, Chris busied himself preparing to shoot up — strapping his arm to find a vein, heating up the heroin mixed with fentanyl and finally injecting the liquid.
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The International Maritime Organization, the industry's main regulator, suggests that carbon emissions from shipping could shoot up as much as 250 percent by 2050 as the world's population grows and economies expand.
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Before I started watching "Shoot-Up-Able," I wondered how the episode could possibly dive into the repercussions of a mass shooting while still remaining funny — but my question was answered immediately.
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By 2025, the global population of UHNWIs will shoot up 41 percent from to 263,483, with the ultra-rich to emerge mostly from the United States, China and India, the report said.
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The rocketsondes are essentially small rockets that shoot up to a set altitude and then drop a "driftsonde," a sensor package attached to a balloon, parachute or some other descent-slowing method.
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She Loves Me is set to close on July 10th, so this live stream will get a lot more people a chance to see it before final week ticket prices shoot up.
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And the families who sent out a migrant saw their daily intake of calories shoot up from 1,400 a head to 2,25; that is, from the edge of starvation to tolerable comfort.
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While the rise of online shopping has seen the number of delivered packages shoot up, those are capable of being delivered by UPS or FedEx in significantly populated parts of the country.
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U.S. businesses that trade with China already have seen the cost of U.S. customs bonds shoot up in recent months and those working with Mexico fear the same could happen to them.
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Without them, insurance companies said, premiums for many customers purchasing plans under the Affordable Care Act would shoot up, and with profits squeezed, some of the companies would probably leave the market.
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Although he told men that they could not simply shoot up a village to increase body counts, General Koster did not insist on an accurate account of the deaths at My Lai.
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American networks, in particular, have seen the audience for royal news shoot up since Meghan, an American who was known as Meghan Markle when she worked as an actress, entered the scene.
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The stripes are large cracks that allow jets of water to shoot up through the icy shell, creating plumes that have intrigued scientists since the Cassini mission flew through them in 2015.
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"If you try to get the US involved in another war for Israel there are thousands of sleepers in the US who will shoot up your synagogues," one of the messages said.
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February 5, 2016 Call made to: Broward County Sheriff's Office What the caller said: Officers received "third hand information" from a neighbor's son that Cruz planned to "shoot up" an unknown school.
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A continued failure of wages to advance, despite job growth, while corporate profits shoot up to record levels would give Democrats a significant counterargument to legitimate Republican claims of overall economic improvement.
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Despite Pai's failings, it always seemed unlikely that he would intentionally position himself next to someone who advanced the theory that, predictably, led an InfoWars stan to shoot up a D.C. pizza shop.
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Give a nurse just one patient beyond four and the chances of that patient dying shoot up 7 percent and the chances of that nurse getting burned out climbs an astonishing 23 percent.
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While Sharpe was struggling with the rifle, a 15-year-old student, Sam Strahan, approached him and said, "I always knew you were going to shoot up the school," according to the affidavit.
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Wednesday night's $262 million Powerball grand prize didn't have a winner for the 265st time in a row, causing the estimated jackpot to shoot up to a whopping $270 million, CBS News reports.
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The investigation into who threatened to shoot up an NYC screening of "Surviving R. Kelly" -- the documentary about his alleged sexual abuse of women -- has led cops to someone in R. Kelly's hometown.
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Market leader Advanced Info Service Pcl saw its stock shoot up 5 percent, while second-ranked Total Access Communication Pcl climbed 10 percent, outperforming a 0.44 percent gain of the main Thai index.
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"It's kind of like they are telling their users, 'Hey, if you want to do something good for us, go shoot up a school, because that will make us more infamous,'" he said.
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In 2003, Vancouver became home to the first ever SIF, or supervised injection facility, where heroin users can bring their own stash and shoot up with sterile needles in a clean, safe environment.
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At the push of a button, dozens of rectangular, knee-high spires shoot up from the ground—the accompanying metallic shriek sounds like something right out of Inception—to form a generic cityscape.
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COSCO has been managing two of the port's cargo piers since 13 and has helped Piraeus shoot up the world rankings of container ports to 44th biggest in 2015 from 93rd in 2010.
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Garbage blocks start piling up faster and you have to keep up or else in a matter of seconds your tower will shoot up past the top of the board and you lose.
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"It's kind of like they are telling their users, 'Hey, if you want to do something good for us, go shoot up a school, because that will make us more infamous,'" Brennan said.
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So a slew of new, shiny, glitzy glass skyscrapers housing pricey luxury condos has been permitted to shoot up in recent years, turning the neighborhood into a hot destination for the city's wealthy.
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We talk at Leicester's training ground, sitting on two yellow chairs beside the impeccable green pitch, while Mr. Ranieri keeps an anxious eye on the powerful sprinklers that shoot up unpredictably around us.
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Police were asking neighbors for surveillance footage to piece together what happened, but right now it's unclear how many suspects are at large and why, exactly, someone would shoot-up the backyard gathering.
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Homicides did shoot up between the early 1960s and the 1980s, and images of a future dystopia — think "Escape From New York" (1981) or Blade Runner (1982) — became a staple of popular culture.
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A rise in overdose deaths from opioids like heroin and fentanyl has renewed calls in Canada's largest city for government-sanctioned facilities where addicts can shoot up under the supervision of a nurse.
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"Words shoot up like geysers from your pen, tumble in cascades, swirl about, bump into each other, are never at rest," Ms. Bona said, describing Mr. Grainville's work in the traditional induction speech.
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As an example, he recalled that the U.S. government started privatizing data collected by NASA's Landsat satellites during the 1980s, causing the price of images to shoot up to several thousand dollars apiece.
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Speak to buyers at a small-town gun show and you're just as likely to hear about rampant jihadis or unhinged wife-beaters who shoot up churches as you are about home invasions.
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If we had bus and train service to Madison, the value of all of the real estate in Lodi would shoot up, and our crumbling downtown would have a shot at a future.
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" A student at the high school told a local TV station that "everyone predicted" something like the shooting and "threw jokes around like that, saying that he's the one to shoot up the school.
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While the Max will shoot up to 5.6K 360-degree video at 30 frames per second, it's capped at 1440p and 60 frames per second when shooting with just one of the twin lenses.
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The real-life story is so bizarre, wild, and attention-grabbing, there is no need to see women get sexually assaulted or a doctor shoot up an old man's member with old-timey Viagra.
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Last week in Montana, I was north of a school the day after they stopped and arrested an 18-year-old because he put on Snapchat he was going to shoot up the school.
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The drone's camera uses a 1/2.3-inch sensor that can shoot up to 2.7K footage at 30 frames per second, 1080p footage at up to 60 frames per second, and 12-megapixel photos.
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I can't play sports due to chronic physical problems: because of an accident I had when I was 21, my back, my knees and my feet shoot up in pain if I exert myself.
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If bond yields shoot up too starkly, investors in the stock market will get jittery and all the fast money that has recently piled into stocks could turn tail, leaving chaos in its wake.
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A low connection rate in the early rounds on low kicks can suddenly shoot up as the rounds wear on and the opponent's feet become slower—committing to the kicks early hurries it along.
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The company, which secured $568 million in venture-capital funding in January at a valuation of $7313 billion, also saw its third-quarter expenses shoot up by more than $25 million above its projections.
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For decades, a mile-and-a-half-long stretch of tracks in a ravine had been a magnet for heroin users, with 2013 or so people using the tracks to shoot up every day.
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Police in Maryland confiscated 146 guns, including handguns, rifles, shotguns and an AK-47, this week from the home of a man who'd threatened to shoot up the industrial machine shop where he worked.
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The change is a direct consequence of the terrorist attacks that hit France last year — including one that was foiled and involved a man intending to shoot up a train with an assault rifle.
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Spencer Lane, a 250-year-old white senior at a high school where whites are in the minority, said classmates had told him that he looked as if he could shoot up a school.
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Medicaid advocates worry particularly that a fixed growth rate doesn't account for this varying pattern of health expenditures, which might shoot up in a year where there's an epidemic or an important new treatment.
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"Our view is that exchange rate stability costs Lebanon less ... especially given that the country has no exports," he said, noting how the price of petrol would shoot up if the peg were abandoned.
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James Reardon Police in Ohio arrested a self-avowed white nationalist Saturday, seizing weapons and dozens of rounds of ammunition, after he allegedly threatened to shoot up a Jewish community center in an Instagram post.
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" Police interviews further revealed that another student received a Snapchat message from Bolland in September saying they were going to shoot up the school, and when she asked if he was joking he replied, "No.
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Druid plays a familiar troubled-teen character—Conrad's so obsessed with violent video games and ineffectual around classmates that it's understandable when Jonah asks him half-jokingly if he's going to shoot up his school.
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"You must not ride BART much," the woman sitting in front of him says, before suggesting that maybe he should focus on the drug-addled passengers who shoot up on those same green seats instead.
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Solar energy developers and their allies say the tariffs will cause panel prices to shoot up so much that many future energy projects will become uneconomic, industry growth will slow and jobs will be lost.
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But because the "actuarial value" of the coverage could go down — meaning customers would have to pay more of the medical costs themselves — the deductible for a low-income person could shoot up to $13,000.
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The Jersey City regulations gained steam following concerns that the platform's 2527,2492 listings, many run by large-scale investors, were pushing often-unruly tourists into residential areas, helping shoot up housing costs and accelerate gentrification.
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The Jersey City regulations gained steam following concerns that the platform's 2527,2492 listings, many run by large-scale investors, were pushing often-unruly tourists into residential areas, helping shoot up housing costs and accelerate gentrification.
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"While it is true that [Rayyan] begged the UCE (undercover employee) not to hurt herself, he also discussed with her his plan to shoot up a church and assassinate a police officer," the judge wrote.
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The wildest routines—such as a straitjacketed Rabbit twitching to "Livin' la Vida Loca" as flames shoot up, or some Fosse-esque gyrations by one-eyed monsters—do have a giddy, "Laugh-In" camp appeal.
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The Calton Athletic crew appeared in the Trainspotting credits as "special advisors," keeping the script writer, director, producer, and actors right on everything from how to shoot up authentically to what withdrawal really felt like.
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The picture that emerges is of an America where corporations want to do right by the public, but simply can't find enough people who aren't stoned or about to shoot up to work for them.
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It's worth noting that it was only back in 2015 that Google turned on Safe Browsing for Chrome for Android by default, which of course made the service's usage numbers shoot up by early 2016.
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The U.S. has imposed significant tariffs on steel and aluminum, causing their domestic prices to shoot up; our trading partners, especially the European Union, have announced plans to retaliate with tariffs on selected U.S. products.
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In other incidents: • On August 4, a Florida man from the Tampa area called a Walmart and told an employee he would shoot up the store, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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On Wednesday, the teenagers had posted on Snapchat that they had planned to shoot up Brooklyn Prospect Charter School on Fort Hamilton Parkway, Sergeant Ryan said, adding that the school contacted parents about the threat.
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Premiums for the most popular insurance plans would shoot up 20 percent next year, and the federal budget deficit would increase $194 billion in the coming decade, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office said on Tuesday.
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An Indiana woman who called the police in December and told them that her 14-year-old son had threatened to shoot up his former school will face criminal charges if prosecutors have their way.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - U.S. immigration officials were preparing on Tuesday to deport a Taiwanese exchange student who pleaded guilty to charges of threatening to shoot up the Catholic high school he attended in suburban Philadelphia.
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Lately, though, Cooke told me, the town's prospects have started to improve, precisely because the community has come together, not to shoot up but to start up and learn up and give a hand up.
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SCOTT CAMPBELL Executive Director Elton John AIDS Foundation New York To the Editor: Dr. Tim Lahey of Dartmouth advocates for heroin addicts to be allowed to continue to shoot up heroin while in the hospital.
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Yusef Lee Jones, 52 of Shreveport, La., was arrested last month and charged with making an interstate threatening communication after he allegedly telephoned Besta Pizza in Northwest Washington and threatened to shoot up the restaurant.
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The US housing market is currently a seller&aposs market — this causes home prices to shoot up, leaving minimal inventory at the middle and low ends, Spencer Rascoff, Zillow&aposs CEO, previously told Business Insider.
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Arlington, Texas A 13-year-old boy was arrested at Nichols Junior High School on February 15 after he told other students he wanted to shoot up the school and mentioned guns, Arlington police said.
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Related: The 1% want President Hillary Clinton If you factor in ads from her party and outside groups, Clinton's total ad numbers shoot up from 50,000 to 61,183 -- Trump's only go from 23,000 to 27,000.
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Every time I venture into a bustling metropolis – be it my native Los Angeles or London, or New York or Cairo – my stress levels shoot up and I feel horribly separated from the wonders of nature.
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"We'll grab a second bus and come out, and I'll load that bus with kiddie pools and remote control cars and chalk and water balloons and rockets to shoot up in the air – everything," he says.
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Read: This is the political aftermath of the Parkland school shooting A high school student in Arkansas was arrested last Thursday for threatening to "shoot up the high school like they did in Florida" on Snapchat.
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The EPA's own analysis shows that retail electricity prices would be reduced by a mere 0.1%-0.2% by 2035—but that use of coal, a pollution-belching fuel, would shoot up by as much as 9.5%.
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It can shoot up to 183 DNG and JPEG full resolution images at 218 frames per second and shoots 21K video at 2295 frames per second or 1080p video at up to 60 frames per second.
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"The stocks' valuation has become cheaper to levels that are on par with the assumption that long-term U.S. bond yields will shoot up to 3.15-3.20 percent," said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, chief strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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They had a higher risk of death and cardiovascular disease compared to wine drinkers, but was it those lifestyle factors — or just their choice of beer and spirits — that caused their disease risk to shoot up?
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Meanwhile, the Denver squad Iguodala joined saw its winning percentage shoot up from 0.575 (during the lockout-shortened 2011-12 season) to 0.695—the equivalent of going from 4.53 wins in a full season to 57.
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"Unless our Republican colleagues act, the American people will know exactly where to place the blame when their premiums shoot up and when millions lose coverage," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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Why it matters: Your chances of getting a bill from an out-of-network provider shoot up if you go to an emergency room, regardless of whether you're seeking inpatient or outpatient services, the study found.
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A Tennessee man was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly posting threats online to "shoot up" a facility run by Planned Parenthood in Washington, D.C., the latest arrest in a nationwide law enforcement effort to thwart mass shootings.
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Probably none of this matters all that much for the film's box office draw, though threatening to shoot up a theater seems more likely to scare people away from seeing a movie than encourage them to go.
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The suspect, identified as Rodolfo Montoya, 37, a cook at the Marriott, allegedly told a coworker he was going to "shoot up fellow employees and people coming into the hotel," said Long Beach Police Chief Robert Luna.
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It is a federal felony to maintain a place for illicit drug use, and the justice department has made clear it will not tolerate what the deputy attorney-general calls "a taxpayer-sponsored haven to shoot up".
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"The problem is if you overvalue Open Fiber, CDP runs the risk of seeing its stake in TIM shoot up, forcing it to launch a takeover bid - which CDP would never consider," one of the sources said.
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Southwest expects costs to shoot up due to a substantial growth in flight cancellations and the airline now estimates first-quarter unit costs to increase about 10 percent, compared with its previous forecast of about 6 percent.
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Prices of a wide variety of goods could shoot up further if brewing trade tensions between the United States and a number of its major trading partners, including China, erupt into a full-scale global trade war.
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The overwhelming number of Muslim Americans have as much in common with that monster in Orlando as any white person has with any of the white terrorists who shoot up movie theaters or schools or abortion clinics.
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Reuters Health - While policymakers continue to block supervised injection sites in the U.S., a nonprofit secretly opened an unlicensed five-booth facility where visitors shoot up heroin and other drugs under the watchful eye of trained staff.
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"If 5-Star wins it will take between two and five seconds of the first exit poll for Italian interest rates to shoot up to crisis levels," London-based think-tank Eurointelligence wrote in a recent report.
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The smaller motor allows for high velocity flow but not pressure, the company says, which is how temperatures shoot up on traditional hair dryers and users burn themselves if the dryer is too close to the head.
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But the graph also confirms that rates of terrorism are erratic, and can shoot up seemingly overnight, and when terrorism shoots up overnight, that means more than injury and death for those unlucky enough to be involved.
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EOG's Thomas reckons prices will shoot up as high as $80 a barrel in the second of the year - in part, he says, because OPEC will eventually be forced to yield in the face of fiscal strains.
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The Congressional Budget Office said in August that if the cost-sharing subsidies were cut off, premiums would shoot up 20 percent next year, and federal budget deficits would increase by $194 billion in the coming decade.
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Eighteen million people could lose their insurance within a year and individual premiums would shoot up if Congress repealed major provisions of the Affordable Care Act while leaving other parts in place, a nonpartisan report has found.
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It's called the GoPro Fusion, and it will shoot up to 5.2K video at 30 frames per second — good enough to just squeeze past the 4K capability of the new Samsung Gear 360 and the Nikon KeyMission 360.
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And so one of the team members, who goes by SUSPC212, went on Discord to complain about the situation by threatening to shoot up the studio, even referencing the April shooting at YouTube where multiple people were injured.
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The central bank's move is expected to benefit banks in the longer term where stressed loans are in the range of 8403-20 percent, though provisioning for these lenders are expected to shoot up in the short term.
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Clad in cool Star Trek–style jumpsuits, customers will settle into a comfy capsule and shoot up over the atmosphere for a quick peek at their home planet through panoramic windows and a few moments of weightless ecstasy.
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A number of Senators expressed concerns in March about an earlier CBO finding that showed the average 64-year old with an income of $26,500 would see their annual premiums shoot up $12,900 under the House bill. Sen.
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A shoot-up battle royale game that sees players battle to survive to the end, PUBG grossed $700 million in revenue via PC sales last year and that's only increased in 2018 as the title landed on mobile.
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For recording video, Samsung's Isocell Bright HMX can shoot up to 6K resolution at 30 frames per second, where the highest video resolution that smartphone cameras have been able to shoot is 4K at 60 frames a second.
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While already a felon for stealing $22 worth of gas and trying to outrun the authorities in Utah, he was sentenced to five years in prison in 2006 for plotting to shoot up a suburban Maryland abortion clinic.
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The idea that Putin might fire Medvedev, given his low popularity rating, is also not a new one, and former Kremlin speechwriter Abbas Gallyamov told The Journal Putin&aposs popularity levels would "really shoot up" if he did.
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I sincerely hope Lachlan Murdoch recognizes the damage this is doing and finally brings sound journalistic ethics and standards to his network before more unhinged people are riled up to send bombs and shoot up churches and synagogues.
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Yes, it's scary to think there is no formula for picking through the facts of someone's life to predict if he's about to shoot up a black church, or synagogue, or grocery store, or stab his father to death.
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The measure now goes to Republican Governor Phil Scott, who has shifted his stance and voiced support for some gun controls after the arrest in February of a Vermont teenager accused of threatening to shoot up a high school.
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A segment of the right-wing media linked Hillary Clinton to pedophilia and child trafficking in a Washington, DC pizza place, which eventually led a man to shoot up that pizza place, looking to rescue those same imagined children.
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But when older William — as we met him in the This Is Us pilot — is told his cancer isn't going to get better and that he doesn't have much time left, we see him getting read to shoot up.
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"The overwhelming number of Muslim Americans have as much in common with that monster in Orlando as any white person has with any of the white terrorists who shoot up movie theaters or schools or abortion clinics," he wrote.
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So if it gets a huge spike of sales just as it's released, it'll shoot up Amazon's lists and get in front of more people, even if those initial sales make up the bulk of who pays for it.
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Gamble and Souvannarath would never meet—their plan to firebomb and shoot up the Halifax Shopping Center was thwarted by a timely Crime Stoppers tip and ended with Souvannarath serving a life sentence and Gamble taking his own life.
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Read more: Walmart worker's son threatened to 'shoot up' a Florida Walmart store and said he was inspired by recent deadly shootingsHe never arrived at the store, but within hours, police had identified the caller and tracked Padgett down.
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The background check system has long been plagued with problems and enormous holes — which allowed a Texas man to purchase the AR-556 rifle he used to shoot up a First Baptist church last fall and kill 26 people.
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Kevin and Kevin [her husband and son] they go, and they shoot up in the air on those standing things, and Jet Ski, and all that other kind of stuff, and I'm like O.K., well I'll watch our stuff.
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And the phenomenon has been amply illustrated by the wagering that the VIX index, a measure of how sharply investors think stocks will shoot up and down, will continue to move lower as it has done in recent weeks.
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"I can't help but notice in the comments section there is a kid saying he's going to shoot up a school, can everybody alert the authorities please????" an unidentified Instagram user posted under a photo of Edelman in Austin.
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According to court records, Sun in March told a fellow student at Monsignor Bonner and Archbishop Prendergast High School in Upper Darby to stay away from school on May 1 because he was going to shoot up the school.
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There is also the option to comfortably stroll along the volcano's summit to nearby cliffs that overlook two notable islets — Motu Iti and Motu Nui — that shoot up from the deep sea less than one mile from the shore.
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Last month, a Norwegian white supremacist who attempted to shoot up a mosque, after allegedly killing his Chinese stepsister, posted a message on the EndChan forum praising the Christchurch shooter and calling on others to follow in their footsteps.
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So it's possible that Snap's user growth could shoot up again once those emerging markets become a priority, but no one knows when that will be, or if Facebook will have already beat them there with their own product.
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NBC ended up pulling the episode, titled "Shoot-Up-Able," in the wake of those shootings and airing a completely unrelated one instead — a move that Carmichael Show creator and star Jerrod Carmichael says he understands but vehemently disagrees with.
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That happened in the past year when Fox News called Black Lives Matter a "hate group," and when pro-choice groups said Carly Fiorina's anti-abortion rhetoric led a man to shoot up the Colorado Springs, Colorado, Planned Parenthood clinic.
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BYD, which saw net profit shoot up 78.9 percent last year, said in April it expected the subsidy cuts for green vehicles to drag down first-half profits by up to 31.4 percent to between 1.55 billion and 1.8 billion yuan.
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Shocking video: Junkies shoot up in San Francisco station Over the course of a week, commuter Shannon Gafford took videos of the surprising scene showing people openly taking hard drugs inside a San Francisco BART station as other commuters pass by.
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YoungBoy's chain was actually yanked off the neck of someone in his crew during a gig last weekend in Greensboro, NC ... causing the rapper to stop the show, and warn the crowd he'd shoot up the place if it wasn't returned.
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The Muslim cleric, who was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, appeared confused as to why his son would have allegedly been involved in the business of training kids to shoot up schools.
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Average 2019 rent increase expected: 9 percent Proximity to transit is a major consideration for real estate investors and renters alike in the city of Ottawa, where rent is expected to shoot up by an average of 9 percent this year.
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Last year, when he uploaded his "四海 Four Seas" track off Homeless on the music website Xiami, for example, Howie was surprised to see the song shoot up to the number-one spot on the website's EDM chart within weeks.
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The company Zero VFX applied crucial effects to a high-octane motorcycle chase in which Henry and his sidekick, Jimmy (Sharlto Copley), shoot up the back of a van, then take a motorcycle through it and out the front window.
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Read more: Walmart worker's son threatened to 'shoot up' a Florida Walmart store and said he was inspired by recent deadly shootingsThe worker's mother called 911 and rumors of an active shooter at the store spread quickly, causing chaos, he said.
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But Nancy Rosenthal, president of a small Brooklyn-based company named Rotax Metals, told the committee it would take too long to rebuild U.S.-based manufacturing and get those products certified, and costs would shoot up if tariffs were imposed.
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Once considered a leading contender for the nomination, Warren's plummet began months before the first ballots were cast in what was a crowded primary field that saw multiple candidates shoot up in the polls before being batted down by their rivals.
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Nikolas Cruz, the 19-year-old who the police said has confessed in the Parkland shooting, apparently was no exception: Students reportedly avoided him and joked that if anyone were going to shoot up the school, it would be him.
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Hundreds, if not thousands, of people are still missing, and officials say the death toll, which currently stands at 30, is likely to shoot up as more bodies are discovered in the ruins and floodwaters left behind by the storm.
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The 13-year-old boy, who at the time was visiting family in Valparaiso, about 20 miles south of where he attends school, told Siri, "I am going to shoot up a school," police said in a statement late last week.
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But they're effective as part of a larger harm-reduction movement, which assumes that no matter how many well-intentioned programs exist to prevent people from starting or continuing to use drugs, there will always be people who shoot up.
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What lives are we protecting when we arm a 21-year-old alleged white supremacist with 100 rounds of ammunition only so he can shoot up dozens of people at a Walmart, including the parents of a 2-month-old child?
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At a keynote speech during the eTail West conference in Palm Springs, California, Bennett said he remembers that he and his team were baffled when they saw Chick-fil-A shoot up to the top of the App Store's charts.
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Cover image: NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 07: Heroin users prepare to shoot up on the street in a South Bronx neighborhood which has the highest rate of heroin-involved overdose deaths in the city on October 7, 2017 in New York City.
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About a year before he allegedly shot and killed 17 students and faculty members at a Florida high school, Nikolas Cruz told the mother of a student at his former school that he might shoot up the campus, but his threats went unreported.
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She is currently campaigning alongside Mike Cernovich, a far-right activist who spent several months hawking a theory that Democratic officials including Hillary Clinton were involved in child abuse (leading a confused man to shoot up a pizza restaurant in Washington, DC).
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Trees shoot up from a crouched woman's spine or like wings from a man's shoulder blades; a triptych of silhouetted busts expose teeth made of gold; a third eye glows from the forehead of a baby whose hand and waist fade into air.
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As the father decides whether to shoot up or go pick up his kids, two parts of his mind are battling for control: the part that wants heroin more than anything else, and the part that cares far more about his kids.
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If you're a level five, for instance, you only need to catch 10 new Pokémon to shoot up to level six (probably less than that when you factor in other XP you might pick up along the way from curveballs and Pokéstops).
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The through-line is that a few years ago, all of them were confident that they were going to shoot up in value, because they knew how to reach young audiences by exploiting the big tech platforms — in particular, Facebook and Google.
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The Turkish lira fell sharply at the opening of London trade on Monday, the latest rout after a turbulent week that saw Turkey's overnight swap rate shoot up as high as 1,200 percent as the central bank tried to shore up the currency.
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But recently men like Ahmad — men who cashed in their lives in Afghanistan for a chance at something better elsewhere, men who were betrayed by fortune and forced to return — have been congregating here, to smoke up, shoot up, pilfer and beg.
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Police said in a criminal complaint seen by the US Attorney's Office that Williams had told his grandmother he had bought an AK-47 rifle and had planned to "shoot up" a local hotel andthen "then commit suicide by cop" on July 13.
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Plus, Em once rapped "I try to keep it positive and play it cool / Shoot up the playground and tell the kids to stay in school" a mere two months before Columbine happened so maybe he's not the greatest authority on gun control.
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That was the case in the Seattle area in 2017, when the Seattle Police Department was notified of a man who was posting threats online to shoot up a church and was facing multiple felony charges based upon his threats and postings.
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Washington (CNN)Federal authorities would not have known earlier this summer that William Patrick Williams had threatened to "shoot up" a Lubbock, Texas, hotel where he was staying and had amassed weapons, ammunition and tactical gear were it not for Williams' grandmother.
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"If interest rates are raised, that could lower lending demand, cause prices to fall and the yen to rise, and trigger a recession and bankruptcies which will cause banks' credit costs to shoot up," he said in the speech to local business leaders.
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"If interest rates are raised, that could lower lending demand, cause prices to fall and the yen to rise, and trigger a recession and bankruptcies which will cause banks' credit costs to shoot up," he said in the speech to local business leaders.
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Robert Scott Wilson, a real-life actor on the show "Day of Our Lives" told ETonline in 2015 that soap-opera actors shoot "up to 150 pages in a day" and it's not uncommon to film over seven episodes in one week.
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"Well it's like this, you see, I'm not in the position, you know, by myself, you know, to go into like a black neighborhood, you know, or something like that and shoot up, you know, drug dealers or something like that," he said.
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Investor sentiment was also dented by concerns over the year-end pressure on repo market in the United States after a scare in September which saw repo rates shoot up to as much as 10%, more than four times the Fed's rate.
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If it were to hedge against currency risk for even a small portion of its 68.8 trillion yen holdings of foreign assets, the value of the yen would shoot up, making Japanese goods more expensive and reducing the value of income repatriated from abroad.
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Originally launched way back in the year 2000, the EOS-1V actually boasted some impressive specs for its time thanks its ability to shoot up to 10 frames per second, which almost two decades ago, made it the fastest moving-mirror film camera ever.
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"So if I get on there and say 'I pledge ISIS and I'm going to blow everybody up,' that's the same charge as 'you know what man, I'm fed up and I'm going to school tomorrow and shoot up my school,'" he told her.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A Southern California man with a cache of firearms pleaded not guilty on Thursday to charges of threatening to shoot up a hotel, in a case that police described as an averted attack that followed three mass shootings over the past month.
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Managing the aerodynamic air flow inside the cockpit in the absence of a windscreen was a challenge for Ferrari, so it developed patented technology called the "Virtual Wind Shield" that allows air to shoot up just in front of the driver behind the steering wheel.
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NBC responded by pulling "Shoot-Up-Able" from its evening lineup to give the episode some space from the news — a move that series co-creator and star Jerrod Carmichael publicly disagreed with, saying that delaying the episode did "a disservice" to NBC's audience.
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The number of VCs in the region has increased massively in recent years, in no small part due to forecasts of growth in the tech space as internet access continues to shoot up among Southeast Asia's cumulative population of more than 600 million consumers.
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Using simple parts, the new beds coming to buses next year can transform the Cabin experience to even more of a hotel on wheels — and the price for a ride from LA to San Francisco ($79 to $130) won't shoot up because of expensive equipment.
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The gunman behind the deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil since 9/11 was compelled to shoot up a gay nightclub in Orlando because of an airstrike that killed a top extremist commander, he told a hostage negotiator shortly before being gunned down by police.
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Among them are teenagers accused of posting violent threats on social media, grown men who authorities say possessed massive stockpiles of guns, and even a Florida mom who police say threatened to shoot up an elementary school because her children were being rezoned there.
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Read more: The FBI is warning there could by copycat attacks following the Dayton and El Paso shootings — and one man has already been arrested after police said he threatened to 'shoot up' another Walmart"This was a tragedy averted," said US Attorney Nealy Cox.
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Their research could lend support to the dynamic collapse model theory, which suggests that the asteroid impact was so powerful it shocked the rocks deep in Earth's crust and caused them to shoot up before collapsing down to the surface to produce peak rings.
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There is no average over a certain period of years, your rating simply goes up or down depending on your performance game-to-game, so you don't suddenly shoot up after beating small teams, or hurt your average because you've lost to heavyweight teams.
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In an interview with Motherboard, she recalled working as a visitor at CERN while her husband had a staff position, accepting a salary that was abysmal in comparison to male peers, and seeing men who were less qualified than her shoot up the ladder.
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Banks have been tendering up to about 4 trillion rupees ($58 billion) in reverse repo auctions with the RBI which led to concerns that the central bank may soon run out of government securities to offer to banks if the deposits shoot up sharply.
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Hundreds, if not thousands, are still missing in the country of about 400,000 people, and officials say the death toll, which stands at 30, is likely to shoot up as more bodies are discovered in the ruins and floodwaters left behind by the storm.
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The market is not large by value compared with approximately $12 billion of U.S. crude that came to China last year, but LNG imports could shoot up as Beijing forges ahead with its plan to switch millions of households to the fuel away from coal.
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The state's domestic terrorism bill, which passed the House Thursday and will now head back to the Senate for a vote, followed the arrest of 18-year-old Jack Sawyer, who kept a journal detailing his plans to shoot up his old high school.
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The camera has a full-frame 2600-megapixel sensor; can shoot up to 14 fps with autofocus and 16 without; has a native ISO range of 100-51200 with expanded sensitivity of up to 409600; and can capture 4K video up to 2993 frames per second.
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Unwilling to continue to stand by and watch drug users overdose and die, a nonprofit community organization in September 2014 opened an unlicensed five-booth facility where select visitors bring heroin and other drugs obtained elsewhere and shoot up under the watchful eyes of trained staff.
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The scale of the challenge Ramaphosa faces was underlined by Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's bleak medium-term budget speech last week, which slashed this year's growth forecast to 0.5% and showed government debt would shoot up to more than 70% of gross domestic product by 2023.
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" When he was a pastor in a tough part of New York, he understood there were dangers—he had to tell drug dealers to leave the kids in the church alone—but "it didn't occur to me that some imbecile would come and shoot up the church.
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The FBI said copycat attacks are possible in the wake of this weekend's mass shootings in Dayton, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas — and already a man in Texas has been arrested for threatening to "shoot up" a Walmart, telling cops he was "intrigued" by the recent shootings.
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Westworld is a dark, violent drama that comments on the dark, violent dramas that dominate TV. It shows us violent, thrilling action sequences—such as the Man in Black's excellently executed shoot-up at the Mexican village—while still offering commentary on the violence at hand.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Authorities are looking for a man accused of saying he was going to shoot up Ohio State University and hurt players on the football team in a threat made during the university's 2018 game with the University of Michigan, according to a federal indictment.
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In another example, Michael Schmitt an 18-year-old high school senior in West Caldwell, New Jersey, could face up to ten years behind bars for posting what he thought was an innocent freestyle rap, and authorities interpreted as a credible threat to shoot up his school.
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Shortly after Jonas admitted that Cyrus' "7 Things" was likely inspired by him as she sports his "dog tag" in the music video, the newly married star (he wed Priyanka Chopra earlier this year) turned bright red when Gomez appeared onscreen and caused his heart rate to shoot up.
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The tobacco content in video games really started to shoot up around 2005, which is also when smoking in U.S. films started to wane, said James Thrasher, associate professor in the Arnold School of Public Health at University of South Carolina who led the research for the 2012 study.
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With its elaborate fake scenery and entire crews of stylists, makeup artists, and photographers, China's pre-wedding photography industry is big: big for the economy, and big for engaged couples, who channel vast amounts of their savings into the shoot up to a year ahead of their wedding day.
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It's a harrowing statistic that continues to soar, and New York City officials are floating an idea that so far has not been tried in the United States: sanctioned locations where drug users can shoot up under the supervision of medical staff ready to revive them if they overdose.
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The mission detected one neutrino candidate that produced this Askaryan signature, but they also stumbled across something completely unexpected: Two anomalous signals that seemed to shoot up from the ground, suggesting that high-energy neutrinos may have traveled through thousands of miles of solid rock and mantle within Earth.
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Also in the mix: cold-pressing techniques which eschew typical heat methods used to extract ingredients and result in better stabilization; powder and pearl encapsulation, also geared to help extend stability; time-released products; and concentrated formulas that shoot up into 30% potency, something that may be useful to nicotine addicts.
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The video-based training focuses on three pillars of safety during an act of violence: Read more: Walmart worker's son threatened to 'shoot up' a Florida Walmart store and said he was inspired by recent deadly shootingsIf employees can't get away from the source of a threat, "defend" comes into play.
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Think about it: If you're planning to shoot up a room full of people, are you going to reach for a rare, exotic weapon that you have little experience with, or will you select the familiar option that's easy to train with and that you have plenty of practice time behind?
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Here are the known threats with publicized arrests that law enforcement agencies have investigated since the Dayton and El Paso shootings: August 4: A man from the Tampa area called a Walmart and told an employee he would shoot up the store, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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"[T]hose angry loners — the ones who shoot up schools and concerts and churches, who gun down the women and men they covet and envy, who let loose some spirit of anarchic animus upon the world — there's almost a woebegone mythos placed on them in the search for answers," he added.
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That's not typically how it works, and if you'd asked me or anyone who knew me if I'd be likely to shoot up in the bathroom of the Rainbow Bar and Grill, while my tables wondered why their drinks were taking so long, the notion would quickly be dismissed with a scoff.
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Although U.S. LNG supplies to China have so far been tiny in volume and value compared with the around $12 billion per year of U.S. crude that arrives in the country, analysts say those levels could be set to shoot up as Beijing forges ahead with its battle to clear its skies.
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You can hear shades of the former on the gory single "Blood on the Hypeman" ("Shoot up your dresser, your closet, and your nightstand / Got your whole bedroom looking like Iran") and in his frequent use of the word "god" (a synonym for "man"), which he admits came directly from RZA and co.
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Image: Drew Angerer (Getty)The individual suspected of being behind the massive Capital One data breach that compromised the data of an estimated 215,000 million people, Paige Thompson, has been accused in a court filing of threatening to "shoot up" a California-based social media company and cause harm to herself and others.
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"In the early days, they didn't want the camp workers in town because they would bring with them all you would imagine in the Wild West: come into town, shoot up the town and head back out," said Stephen Ross, the president of Devonian Properties, which began buying local land in 2000.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Costs Shoot Up as a Company Runs the E.R." (front page, July 25): As a retired health care business administrator with 40 years of experience, I commend the Yale School of Management and The Times for spotlighting one of the most egregious rip-offs in the health field.
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A recent study has shown that dolphins, when escaping predators or the source of marine noise, might shoot up from a dive more quickly than they otherwise would, switching from slow, deliberate strokes to faster, longer ones, which can cause them to use double the energy they normally do, and exhaust them.
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Even though Shao wants the crew to beat him up, they won't — the kid ends up breaking down and revealing everything that happened the night that Cadillac killed his friend: Turns out, he knows that one of Fat Annie's henchmen, Wolf, is actually the one who hired the gang to shoot up the club.
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My gun is the only thing in the house that is expressly designed to kill, and I lock it away for all the same reasons that men (and they're almost always men) use guns to shoot up and terrorize schools and other venues across the country: because it is the most effective, deadly method available.
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The market is not large by value compared with the around $12 billion per year of U.S. crude that arrives in the country, but those levels could shoot up as Beijing forges ahead with its plan to switch millions of households to the fuel away from coal as part of its battle against smog.
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WASHINGTON — Premiums for the most popular health insurance plans would shoot up 240 percent next year, and federal budget deficits would increase by $234 billion in the coming decade, if President Trump carried out his threat to end certain subsidies paid to insurance companies under the Affordable Care Act, the Congressional Budget Office said Tuesday.
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"If you asked me who was most likely to shoot up the school in a hypothetical situation, I would have jokingly said Devon, since he made so many jokes about reaching into his bag and pulling out his glasses case or saying, 'Don't come into school tomorrow,'" said one STEM student who was a friend of Erickson's.
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On the same day Tesla filed its lawsuit, Gouthro — in his role as security manager — called the police and claimed Tesla had received a tip from a female friend of Tripp's who said he was on his way to the Gigafactory to "shoot up Tesla," according to a report filed by the Storey County Sheriff's Office.
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As it moves around, it picks up weird little pieces of conspiracy dust — like Satanism, the occult, paid actors so desperate for a gig they'd pretend to shoot up a restaurant —that make the whole thing even more appealing to those who already believe it, and more humorous to those who take it for a joke.
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As Bonaparte, who has read the entire Facebook Messenger log puts it, the rate it went from "quickly they go from, 'oh you're kind of cute' to 'yes I will get on a plane and we'll use your parents guns and go shoot up the mall and kill each other like Eric and Dylan from Columbine,'" is incredibly fast.
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A white nationalist was arrested after threatening to shoot up a Jewish community center in Ohio, police say Female jail workers and lawyers in Chicago allege inmates made a game of 'masturbation attacks', and they're suingThe attorney for a gunman suspected of shooting 6 Philadelphia police officers says he talked his client into surrendering in a phone call.
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READ: Man who tried to shoot up a mosque in Norway was inspired by Christchurch and El Paso The circulation of the letter online — on a forum associated with white supremacists, no less — represents an embarrassing blunder for her government, particularly in the aftermath of recent shootings in which the suspects have cited the Christchurch terror attacks as inspiration.
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The cost of college education continues to shoot up, pension plans are nearly extinct, and the rise of the gig economy means workers not only have to usually shoulder the cost of insurance (plus a bigger chunk of medical expenses), they have to put enough money away to be able to live comfortably during retirement without employers chipping in.
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We are supposed to gather that Tyler tried to shoot up the school not because he's a sadist, but because he's a bullied kid who was raped and pushed to his limit and wanted to hurt the world that hurt him — our idea of the school shooter, popularized in the wake of Columbine, is of an outcast.
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The California camera company has packed a lot into the same flagship price point of $399, with a new integrated mounting system, a refreshed software experience that requires fewer taps, and the ability to shoot up to 4K footage at 60 frames per second or capture startlingly steady footage, thanks to an improved version of the company's HyperSmooth digital image stabilization.
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Three years later, after officers received a report that Cruz had posted on his Instagram that he planned "to shoot up the school," was depressed, and that he had cut himself, Henderson counselors told police that he "was not a risk to harm himself or anyone else" because he was getting treated for ADHD, depression, and autism, the complaint states.
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Even if we don't come away from "Shoot-Up-Able" feeling better about the terrifying randomness of gun violence and mass shootings, we can at least know we're not alone in nursing very real fear surrounding those issues, admit that it's fucked up that "these things happen," and find a real way to talk about them rather than delaying the conversation for another day.
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Using the included 6-inch Android tablet remote, couch potatoes voracious content consumers can "cast" content directly from it to the TV. The new P-Series 4K TVs, which start at $999.99 for 50-inch and shoot up to $3,799.99 for a 75-inch, pack in the latest picture technologies like High Dynamic Range with Dolby Vision and improved brightness and contrast, first seen in Vizio's super high-end Reference Series.
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Since the El Paso and Dayton shootings — which happened in a single weekend — authorities have made numerous arrests of male suspects making threats of violence or domestic terrorism attacks, including a teenager with 25 guns who'd allegedly been posting alt-right memes and had been monitored by authorities since February and a 20-year-old white nationalist who allegedly threatened on Instagram to shoot up a Jewish community center.
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Extinction Rebellion drew strength from a long history of localized direct action campaigns to stop specific environmental threats, like occupations to stop fracking in England's south, coal mining in Germany, and the Dakota Access Pipeline in the US. It also drew many veteran environmental activists who were despairing that CO2 emissions were continuing to shoot up, even after world leaders were well aware of the threat global warming poses.
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For Tyler, the Creator's blowout Grammys performance — which put Tyler in the middle of tilted set designed to look like a neighborhood street — Silent House had to find a coating that would fulfill a number of creative needs: the set was heavily angled up, so a grippy floor texture was needed as Tyler moved upstage, and the coating had to withstand the flames that would shoot up around him.
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Jeffrey Hanson, 53, from Orange, Connecticut, was also arrested Saturday arrested for allegedly making a comment on Facebook saying that a planned Puerto Rico festival nearby was an example for why we need "30-round magazines" On the same day, Jose Luis Gonzales Jr., 21, from Harlingen, Texas, was arrested and charged with making a terroristic threat, a third degree felony, after police said he threatened via social media to shoot up his local Walmart.
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Read more:America's most notorious white nationalist says he knew Stephen Miller 'quite well' while they were members of a Duke University conservative clubA white nationalist was arrested after threatening to shoot up a Jewish community center in Ohio, police sayThe FBI has been accused of failing to take white nationalist terror seriously, ignoring warnings as long ago as 2009White nationalists and the alt-right are disillusioned with Trump — and some are joining the Yang Gang
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Mariners fans, as they've watched the A's shoot up the Wild Card standings like an inexplicable branch of ivy through a concrete wall, will be having nauseating flashbacks to 2014, when the A's hung on to the second Wild Card spot by a single game—or, even worse, to 2002, the first year of the Mariners' ongoing playoff drought, when a 20-game winning streak vaulted the A's over the Mariners to the division title.
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Instead, this portrait of the whistle-blower as a young man provides perhaps the most understandable, human explanation yet for Snowden's ultimate decision to turn his back on his NSA colleagues, spill the agency's guts, and condemn himself to exile: It's the story of an ambitious geek smart enough to shoot up through the NSA's ranks while keeping intact ideals for the internet that were entirely opposed to those of his employer.
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Almost any other failing would have been met with indulgence, for I was there in my capacity as an author, therefore an artist, therefore someone who might cut off his own ear, someone who might spew out obscenities, someone who might be drunk, maybe even shoot up some heroin in his bathroom; if substance abuse is foolish and infantile, it is also formidable, at least in the case of the artist, whose spirit rebels against conformity.
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According to Light, the multi-lens array on its current (working) prototype can shoot up to 64-megapixel shots, with promises of better low-light performance and depth effects (presumably building off the type of portrait mode features offered on current smartphones.) In many ways, the shift toward cell phone photography seems like a natural fit for Light, whose original L16 camera struggled with issues like poor software and the fact that while novel, there wasn't much reason to pick it over a good smartphone camera.
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If you're Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of ISIS, why would you take a local Iraqi fighter who is currently defending your makeshift caliphate in Iraq and send him halfway around the world to try to sneak into the United States, acquire weapons in a country where he doesn't even speak the language, and carry out an attack — all without being caught — when you could just pump out some propaganda and inspire an American to grab a gun and go shoot up the local mall?
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Video games don't make people go out and shoot up the streets, so degrading "art" and lyrics like, "Then drag the blood soaked victim deep into the woods I strip her / no one hears her screams / I beat her, I smash my fist in her face / Please kill me she says while breathing her last breath / I clutch my blade with all my might, stab her in the fucking guts / Now the fucking fun will begin / I slide my hard cock right in," doesn't make men rape or abuse women.
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